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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1980-03-13, Page 12kf Al-STARE.TB>Ci1 A'', RCH 1G3,1980 Burger Bar Royals fend off elimination Trailing two games to none and facing elimination- in -their -best- of five semi-final series, the Burger Bar Royals defeated Sunset Golf Club 6-4 forcing a fourth game to beprayed this Wed- nesday night. Should the Royals win that game the series Would be decided this coming Sunday. Ken Straughan led Burger Bar with three goals while Steve Buchanan, Len Kolkman and Brian Reeves scored the others.. , Sunset got goals from John .Sturdy, Leroy Meriam, Jim Farr-isb and Ray -Vol -land. In the other CHHL semi-final, O'Brien's Meats skated to a 5-2 victory over Holmesville Sunday, tieing their series at two games each O'Brien's had won their first game of the series Wednesday night, rallying for five unan- swered third period goals to beat the Rockets 7-3. The fifth and deciding game will be played Thursday night in Clinton. htLu striai League's fourth spot The Industrial League is all tied up. With only three games to go, only one team appears to -have their final position guaranteed. First place is securely in the hands tof the Foresters who bounced back from their only defeat of the season last week to hand the GDCI Teachers No. 1 team their. fourth loss in a row. Faye Ribey added a touch of style to the rather drab Forester appearance and -quickly _..de-mons..tra ted --her ; Olen t as she executed many fine shots including a critical double take-out in the fourth end. The Forester tinct went orrto take three in that end and coasted to an 8 to 5 win. The teacher loss dropped them into a four- way tie for fourth place. Local 1863 joined the educators in this crowded position as they lost a close game to the Assessment Office. The beauty and the At an Ontario Weekly Newspaper Awards convention in Toronto last Friday, Dave Sykes, assistant editor of the Goderich Signal -Star, accepted first' prize for sports reporting for a newspaper with circulation between 3001 and 4500 from O.W.N.A. president Bill Poirier. Chess Club With only two weeks of play left before the play- ' offs start, six of the club's members have found themselves in the honorary division due to insufficient , games played. . A club member must play 23 games to qualify for the regular standings and the play-offs. The problem this year has been that the competition is so close and keen that one game usually lasts several hours. Brian Miller leads the honorary roles with a very nice .816 win -loss percentage but needs four more games to qualify. • Brian is the closest rival to Dennis Little ,who leads the regular standings with a very impressive .826 mark. Other pl, - -who should still be able to move back into the regular standings before the end of the season are Bob Dick, Glen Naylor, Steve Hammill,. Larry Gower, and Mark Russell. WOMEN'S SEOWPITCH The Goderich Recreation Department is in- terested in forming a women's slowpitch league. if you are interested in becoming involved, as a player, coach or official, please call The Recreation Office at 524-2125. Please notify us by March 14th. STAIN GLASS RESTORATION AND NEW WORK CUSTOM MIRRORS, SASH REPAIRS PLATE GLASS, STORM WINDOWS, THERMO PANES RESCREENING FOR ALL YOUR GLASS NEEDS COME AND SEE US TODAY ... FISHER GLASS & MIRROR 72 HAMILTON ST., GODERICH HOME . 520.7940. 74 HOURS [MERGFNCV SERVICt ' 524.7312 MORIGAGES are child's play at Victoria and Grey. We take the mystery out of Mortgages. Out experienced and knowledgeable counsellors will see that your mortgage is: Clearly explained, tailored to your needs and processed quickly. If you need a mortgage loan put Victoria and Grey into the picture and let us help you. VICTORIA ND GREY TRUS I' Contact us in Stratford at: One Ontario St 271-2050 Corner CH Meier & Ontario 271-5011 ones Saturdays beast trio of Sue Ritchie, Laurie Paquette and Jim Bell claimed third place with the extra end 7 to 6 triumph. The extra end was indicative of the entire contest as Local reps Glen Falkiner and Tom "The Drinks Are On Me" Profit 'made fine shots.. Assessment skip Jim Bell made an eVen finer - one as he drew tq the " button on his last. shot to secure the win. While the Teachers and Unionists were "drop- ping" into f urth Lady Golfers were climbing up to fourth with their fifth straight vic- tory. Pat Monrae was a -n -d -outs ing - ter- -t-he- golfers 'as they delivered the sixth straight loss in a row to Victoria and Grey by the score of 10 to 5. The talent of the lady golfers was best shown in the fourth.end when V&G skip Bruce Erskine made two fine shots only to see the golfers still score five big po in is ! It took an extra end, but the Huron Health Unit also moved into the fourth plate . pack. Excellent curling by Barry Page and Aim Bolan had the talented Health Unit in trouble all night. But in the final end skip Jack MacKinnon made a clutch take-out to tie the . game and John Orr came through with the big shat in the extra end to defeat the Champion Office team 6to5. Oblivious' to the. struggle for'fourth place and still qn an emotional high from their big win over the Foresters last week is the second place AM&G. Hospital No. 1 team. They continued to the roll over their opponents as they ended the short winning streak of the Victoria Hard rocks in very rude fashion dropping -there Peter Bergin and Dawn Westbrook were the dynamic duo for the Hospital lunit while Barb Lade had a strong dame for the teachers. Mary vLu Taylor took over the reigns of power for the Victoria Sweepers and engineered an 8 to 5 upset over the AM&G Hospital No. 2 team. Taylor's excellent skipping combined with a strong performance from Don Mason to score four big points in the sixth end and halt an impressive winning streak by the Hospital No. 2 foursome. The GDCI Teacher No. 2 team ended their frustrating slump with a big win over the Champion Sales Office. Shelley. Warr and. Chris • CoAnor teamed upto lead the teadhers to the 6 to 2 victory as they started each end with preeisioh shots. . , A strong effort by Don - Kent was not enough to produce a win for the hot and cold Sales - Office ore tied tip Jim Collins had a super game for the Oom Club ass -1 they downed the Champion Ladies 10 to 3. The Champion Ladies copied an old Oom trick as they brought in two' young strong high school players to • go with the experience of Marg DeBo•It and Sylvia Bolan. but it • didn't ' work. Obvidiasly, -the Oom Club were not impressed with the old saying, "To copy is the highest form of flattery." ridge Club scores Mary Donnelly and Eleanor Erskine com- bined for a point total of 89'/2 take first place in the North-South division of play at . the March 11 meetingof the Goderich Bridge Club. There were eight tables in play. Auleen Currie and Jean Papernick were second with 77 points and Jean Cook and Verna Worthy were third with 761/2 points. Louise Hetherington and Mary Lapaine topped competition in the East- West section of play with a point total of 871/2. Cathy McDonald and Pat Stringer were second with 86'/2 points and Joanne Duckworth and Lee Ryan third with 85'/2• points: J®J® (.Jim) U TERN I•Nsu. RNNCE - Protection for Farmers. - Full Fire 6, Floater coverage to Bstildings. Livestock 4. Equipment Loss of Earnings Income Coverage Farm ComprehensiveLiobility -also- Life & Disability Coverage 524©878 Represanting: Howick Farmers Mutual Fire Ins. 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