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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1980-02-28, Page 13LIFE, DISABILITY AND MORTGAGE INSURANCE INCOME AVERAGING ANNUITIES GROUP BENEFITS R.R.S.P.'s I1 (HAL) CLAUS Longlorr 'OFFICE , Life 2711920 524-2495 • •Trey.17,itt7".7ttrt,"".',""/I1777,, 1 - • • •. 1 • ..• . • '• '.'• .• • ,.•••I7i. • • •• . j• . • • • • . elutyre rink wins l3QILspiel TIFIVIRX AffantYre rink tt Kincardine has qitickly made a name . for •theMSelvea •in Ontario ecentiy the rink PlaYed a spoiler role in, the Ontario curling ..Ch,ampionship planing third in the pOrnpetitiOn. On the- weekend, McIntyre , and' his rink• needed an extra end to shade • the 'Fred F'fitharitiOg *.! •o and. iaiVaa.4; niti - Pahrxersto#,, 43, to 14e, ick Pifierd *the. top prim in ttifirst to earn. a berth in the -A Oedema. Cash Ppnopiel 'Dd94firg11. • -et Maitland Conty Pub Fothernigharte.s rink on the weekeiXil- defeated 'gay , Tarnowski l'APIntrfio topped 16 of Kitchener in the rinks in.. the. two-day' opening round and then competifion_winning lour • --WS _.-eara—of Bpb- D,em- gam es to cop tije. top prize PlIsey Of goderich and Neil •or$600, Pornage. • McIntyre his crew Cam Biigie, one of four defeated. Bbb Wilson of Goderich rinks, took the SeafOrtil in the first round B Divisipn title with a Voggtak,;402.. ••• 'll Bit Kuran of Goderich watches his rock approach took the top prize In the A division while the the house during competition at the first Goderich Goderich rink of Cam Bogie took the B title. (photo Cash Bonspiel held at the Maitland Country Club on by Cath Wooden) the weekend. The Max McIntyre rink of Kincardin Kuran rink trophy winner in Ladies Champion Bonspiel Champion Road. Machinery • Limited sponsored the Ladies Invitational Bonspiel Wednesday, February 20. Fifty-six curlers par- ticipated, with - teams entered frbm. Seaforth, Kincardine, Listowel, Milverton and Goderich. The trophy awarded to • the team with the highest points for the two draws, was won by Ann Kuran's team. On her team was eanillthitens-vice,-1-ean McGee second -arid Joanne Hood, lead. • The girls all curled well and deserved to be the troph y. winners . Winners in the •first draw: first, Faye Ribey skip, Nancy MacKinnon • vice, Chris Turner, second and Lorraine Betties lead; second, - Irma Pryce's team from Seaforth and in third place Phyl Durst skip, Kay Duncan vice, Penny - Peters second and Lynn Todgam, lead. Those intermediates are still going strong! In the second draw in first place arid "overall winner, Ann Kuran's • team; second Wilma Rathwell, Listowel; and third Lynn Edward skip, Eleanor Erskine .vice, Mary Anne Dempsey second and Vicki Culbert lead. A beautiful afghan, .created and donated by Johnine StriCkland • was , won by Connie Connelly. G.D.C.I. Teachers' team won first and were the trophy winners at the teachers' spiel in Wingham last Saturday. Skip was George Sutton, vi c Lynn----Ed-wardr-- second Doug Bundy and lead Bill Garrow. They won all three games in the 16 team, day long event. Our G.D.C.I. Boys' team is representing Huron County along with the boys team from Clinton in the Huron - Perth ,curling playdo_wn on Thursday. On the team is skip Kevin Dykstra, vice Greg Hallam, second Kevin Bundy and lead Lou DeWinter. They placed second in the Huron playdown in Clinton last week. Something new has been_added_aLektr_elktu, -the rail balancing act by MacKinnon •and Bell. We're told .it's -a real thriller Merchants end up in second spot in league standings The Goderich Mer- chants closed out the Intermediate schedule with a win last Thursday demolishing Exeter 9-2. - The victory boosted the Merchants into second place in the final league standings behind the Zurich Buckeyes. The Merchants will begin their first round of playoffs here Monday, March 3 against either Parkhill or Exeter. Despite finishing in second spot in the overall league standings the Merchant goaltending duo of Doug Fisher and Doug Spitzig again topped the league in the goals against depart: ment. In the game against Exeter the Merchants led 2-1 after one period, in- creased the margin to 5-2 after 40 minutes and added four goals in the final period for the win. Eight players shared in the • Merchant scoring with Rob Standen leading -the way with two goals. He opened the scoring midway through the first period and added his second - in the- middle period. Ron Corriveau, Phil Petrie, Bruce Bowman, -Phil Paquette, Paul Corriveau, Barry Bloch and Dave Graf scored -one goal each for Goderich. Len Kolkman chipped in with-threc assists -and Bowman added two assists for a three-point game. The Merchants will open the playoffs here ON ALL 1980's Even more on 1979's (While Stock Lasts) Check Us Out ELDER ENTERPRISES SALES & SERVICE DIAL 262-6142 HENSALL - ONT, 1 mile West and 1 Mile South of Hensall YAMAHA Monday against Parkhill -or Exeter. Game time is 8.30p.m. A riot is a difference of , opinion with injuries. • Double hortor show: a, scary movie with two - dollar popcorn. slim 3-2 win over the Dempsey rink " of Goclerieh. The rink of bogie, Ron Klages, Dennis Lebrun and Jack MacKinnon lost their opening round match to Bill Kuran of Goderich. They didn't lose again however as of Harriston in the second round, defeated Sam North of Palmerston and reached the final with a win over Fred Funk of Exeter. They picked up $150 for the B Division win while Dempsey settled for $100. The bob Wilson rink of Seaforth won the C Division after losing their -first two matches. ' In C play Wilson took Charlie Crawford in the semi-final and defeated Tam owski in the final. 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