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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1980-03-20, Page 11St. Patrick's bonspiel a popular event L Last WPP.kPf�„_MA 1.4 and 15, the annual St. Patrick's Invitational Bonspiel took place at the Maitland Curling Club. Winners of the first .draw were Don and Lynn Goderich residents, Bill and Anne Mclsaac of Embro. Second place winners in the "A" event were Gus and Nancy MacLennan with Paisley residents Allan and Marilyn Gregg. . Winners of the "B" event were John and Nancy MacKinnon with°T former residents Al and Mary Weatherby o, Kingston. Wayne (Lucky) DeBolt` and Marj with Stan and Ruth Orien of Wingham were the winners of the "C" event. Winners of the second draw were Bob and Mary Ann. Dempsey with Stratford residents Don and Heather Galloway. Second pliace winners were Bill. and Eileen Taraba with Ken and Anne '-Marie . Henry of Toronto curling out of the Unionville Curling Club. Winners of the "B" event were Jim and Barb Hawkins with their .team Jim and Katherine Hogg from Windsor. Winners of the "C" event were Barry and Monica Page with John and Shirley Neat of Toronto. Avis Foster was the unanimous choice for the best raconteur of the. evening winning the Oink and Groan Event, Sylvia —Bz7Fair was secOT►d riner--. up and Theo Wolfler first runner-up foto the elimination Champagne Draw with Barry Page• HANOVER HOLIDAY TOURS GOLDEN WEST CALIFORNIA MOTOR COACH TOUR 32 days, departs March 30, tours Texas Feed lot orate, Grand Canyon, Las Vegas, Hollywood, San Francisco, Lake Tahoe, Salt Lake City. PRICED FROM $839. Person HOLIDAY MICHIGAN TULIP FESTIVAL May 15 - 4 days, some meals included, parade seats, shopping, visit dutch village and tulip farm. PRICED FROM x1590 Per POI-Koff- ARIZONA OI- on - ARIZONA NEVADA CALIFORNIA TOUR Via Air and Motorcooch April 12th for 15 days. FROM $899. Per Person NASHVILLE TOURS Day travel only - depar- ts April 4 for 4 days. Per FROM $159. Person WHEELING WWVA JAMBOREE Leave early evening April 3rd for 4 days, no night driving. Per FROM $124. Person' FOR MEMBERSHIP CON- TACT YOUR LOCAL TRAVEL AGENT COACH HOUSE TRAVEL GODERICH 52.4-2615 HANOVER TRAVEL SERVICE 1-800-265-5515 KINCARDINE TRAVEL SERVICE 396-3477 FOR FURTHER INFOR- MATION •.FROM HANOVER I11OLIDAY TOURS 100-265-5517 • , Qderch Etidge Auleen Curry and Fred Egnet combined for a 'total of 72/ points to win first prize in the north and south division at th.. Goderich Bridge Club meeting on Tuesday, March 18: There were seven tables in play. ° Second place went to Bruce and Elea'nor Erskin who had a total of 66 points. Verna Worthy and Ailian Weerasooriya managed a, toatal of 62 points,winning third prize. In tike couples east and west division, Dwna Sprole 'and Evelyn Galbraith combined for Bpi SIGNAL -STAR, 79 points, earning thein tpp s.pgt. With 77% points were - Gord •Rutlidge and Rick Somers in second place. . . Third prize went to John Donnatis, and John Wood with 711/2 points. Swimming ' one -of the few sports t can be enjoyed re rdless of physical Or mental disability. Last year than 30,000. mn.rp Canadians took part in Red Cross Adapted Aquatics ,programs°"' especially for the han- dicapped. RSD.4° '•. AMP HIS/NEESKATING? Como and support us a filo GORERICH FIH.URE SKATI. ;.CLUB ANNUAL MEETING WEDNESDAY MARCH 26, 1980 of 7:45 p.m. at GRAND STAND HOARD ROOM winning the-- ± bottle bubbly". ' Maitland would like to 'take this opportunity to thank the merchants and businessmen of Goderich and area for their support and_--' 1'1T'ak trig t'il`ls ii'— popular and successful event. Special thanks to Bob -and Mary Ann Dempsey for convening the weekend with John and Nancy MacKinnon. In other curling news Sunday March 16, Bob Dempsey making a quick recovery from the night before, skipped his team with Phil Foster, Jack Kellough; and Phil Turner in the men's Silver Tankard. Cam Bogie with Denis LeBrun, Jack MacKinnon and Tom Jasper curled an outstanding victory to win Division 13 for the Maitland Curling_ Clllb„0 Cam Bogie with Denis Le Brun, Jack MacKinnon and Jim Hawkins have gone to. British Columbia for the Canadian Foresters Championship. Since Cam will not be back for -next Saturday's inter -division playdowns, Ron Kluges and Gerry Walter will join . Tom Jasper ` and Bob will continue with his rink in "Chatham. Winners of PAUL SCHUTZ- is RELfNQU1SHING HIS BUSINESS ON MARCH 29TH 1980 No, it isn't a giant kid with a normal-sized hockey stick. It's a regualar size kid with a miniature hockey stick. This little fellow is probably dreaming of playing with the big guys in Young Canada Week. (photo by Dave Sykes) Saturday's games will go to St. Thomas for the Ontario Finals on Sun- day. Faye Ribey with Barb Hawkins are also in British Columbia representing Ontario for the Foresters Cham- pionship. We wish both teams the best of luck. Saturday, March 8, Top Quality USED CARS Faye Ribey with Nancy MacKinnon, Chris Turner and °. Lorraine Bettles came second at the Vanastra Ladies' .Open Invitation Bonspiel. On Wednesday, March 12, Maxine Martin with Phyl Durst, ° Kay King and Nancy • MacLennan placed fourth in Milverton. RESIDENTIAL REHABILITATION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM OTICE TO RESIDENTS OF THE NEIGHBOURHOOD IMPROVEMENT AREA -, . 7 ae. . _ j• P 3 /.c- F'v o k ✓. ' tl }7oriizaTm, 5t r k‘'f 51 I{ i II, •1 / I S: t1I N.I. P. AREA .1 w St fit is • J L. i� L. LLIbarl rr �, I �I , UPGRADE YOUR HOME!! It's true! Up to '10,000 for home repairs is available if your property is located in the above area. The federal government may lend you up to '10,000 and up to '3,750 may not have to be repaid if your dwelling is sub -standard in at least one of the five basic areas: structural soundness, fire safety, electrical wiring, plumbing and heating. The above program is administered by the Town of Goderich. For further infolrmation, contact Mr. A.P. Boutilier at 524-9492 or the undersigned. In addition, the Ontario Home Renewal Program, which is similar to the above program is available to residents outside the N.I.P. area. Larry J. McCabe B.A. A.M.C.T. (A) Clerk -Treasurer i ir[ • • h, • 1980 HORIZON TCS,. 3 DOR HATCHBACK Franc--klytaet--drive, `clofti aria' vrnyf--""— buckefs;steel belted radial whitewalls, basic package, two tone paint, torqueflite, automatic, cigar lighter, luggage rack, con,entional spare, co m- pletly rust inhibited. Licence OZB,953 -, 1980 DODGE MIRADA 2 DOOR SPECIALTY Frost blue with dark blue landau roof. 60/40 cloth and vinyl seats, whitewall tires, light package, protection package, colour -keyed - seat belts, trunk dress -up, 5.2 litre engine, torqueflite transmission, electric heated rear defrost, dual remote mirrors, electronic digital clock, deluxe wiper package, triad horns, undercoating with hood pad,. tape stripes, side vinyl moulding, sill moulding, wheel lip moulding, auto speed control, power windows, AM/FM radio, luxury wheel covers - and more. Licence OZB 861 $68 SELLOUT 50 1980 DODGE B200 SPORTSMAN SE WAGON 5.9 'litre engine, loadflite tran- smission, right sliding door with ven- ted glass, sunscreen glass, air con- ditioning, transmission cooler, auxiliary heater, 117 Amp alter- nator, e70 amp battery; option No. 1 front spring, scuff plates, full gauge package, auto speed control, tilt steering column, electric rear defroster, lo mount dual bright mirrors, intermifit ryi - wipers, premier wheel covers, two tone paint HD rear springs„ power steering and brakes, stabilizer bar, P235/75R x 15 radial tires, convenien- ce package, travel seat package with portable dinette, light package, captain chairs, 30 gallon fuel tank — AM/FM 8 track and 40 channel CB radio with four speakers. $8224 SELLOUT LESS CHRYSLER REBATE OF 5500 $ 1 2,500 SELLOUT - LESS CHRYSLER REBATE OF $200 1980 CHRYSLER LE BARON 2 door specialty, nightwatch blue with dark blue crown landau vinyl roof, 60/40 cloth seats, whitewall tires, deluxe wiper package, air conditioning value package, 5.2 litre engine, auto 'Speed control, AM/FM stereo, conventional spare tire, styled road wheels, numerous items included in air package. Licence PDW 307 SELLOUT LESS CHRYSLER REBATE $500 • MOTOR SALES YOUR AUTHORIZED FULL LINE CHRYSLER DEALER 414 HURON RD. GODERICH s 524-8311 1979 DODGE ASPEN STATIONWAGON A much sought after model - six cylinder engine, power steering, power brakes, radio, rear defroster, luggage rack plus more. Licence NMX 311 1979 CHRYSLER NEWPORT SEDAN New family size model - enjoy excellent economy while in a larger car. Licence OB2 165 1978 DODGE CLUB CAB' PICKUP This vehicle in excellent con- dition - completely ready foe -work—or-play - welt equipped Licence DC5.872 1978 DODGE 150 PICKUP 4 X 4 This vehicle comes completely equipped for work with removable power angling snowplow. We have used this vehicle ourselves since new. Licence DCS 870 1978 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX We cannot recommend this vehicle enough. It has style, colour, low low mileage, and all the most sought after equipment. Licence MSY 700 1978 DODGE ASPEN 2 DOOR This car has the size and style of today. Very low mileage on six cylinder engine. Also power steering, radio, defroster and Michelin tires. Serviced "`here since new. Licence MEN 695 2-1978 PONTIAC FIREBIRDS One is Formula model with 400 cu. in. engine, dual exhaust, fancy interior, new rubber, etc., etc. These cars invariably go up in price in the spring -market. Now is }your. cha rice, get yours now. Licence MVC 014 and NKR 155 1978 CHEVROLET CAMARO Locally owned, good con- dition, See above, Licence PDW 343 1977 DODGE - RAMCHARGER 4X4 Excellent' equipment, 360 cu. in. engine, four speed manual transmission, AM/FM radio, roll bar — good wide tires,: two tone paint. Licence DCS 869 1975 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX Beautiful car loaded with equipment including air buckets, console, power win- dows, radio and full of style and colour. Don't miss this one if you have less than '4000 to spend. Licence JSC 210 COME SEE MORE USED CARS THAN WE HAVE LISTED HERE THESE CARS MUST BE SOLD AND WILL BE SOLD... HOURS Open every night' Mori. thru Frideiy'til March 29th.