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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1984-10-24, Page 23PAGE. 4A -GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1984 MACLYN CAR OILING Phone 395-3352 1'/4 miles north of Amberley, west off Hlghwey No. 21 LOOK FOR SIGNS PRICES: Cars $16. Pickups or Vons $180 Tom Included Open aunt 9q 6 pm Weather permitting "IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARN•A.' 482.7103 TOWN AND COUNTRY BUSINESS & spoparE3 me. Murphy's Landing regains top spot defeating the Four Aces. Calvin Knig came up big again this week triple, 90 pins over his average was high bowler for the Four Aces triple. The Lane Busters took a 7 - 0 decisiofl „ from the Pin Busters. Mark Ritchie led till x� team with a 405 triple. Leading the Pili° Busters was Jeff Coulter with a 521 triple. The Gutter Bowlers split a 5 - 2 decisiQX!' with the Triple Strikes. Ken Webb led hlit team with a 569 triple. Diane Pottle led th Triple Strikes with a 451 triple. This week, all the Youth Bowling Coun it Centres across the country bowled fo�' Muscular Dystrophy. In our centre, betwed • the Bantams and Junior and Seniors the raised close to $950.00. Jeff Powell had the highest total of sponsors' pledges with, $110.26. Other people with over $50 in pledges were Ryan Million with $98, Tara Million with $68.75, Tim Gerrits with $65.994i' Grant Langlois with $64.29 and Robert Mart. shall with $50.70. This coming Saturday is bring a buddy , week. This is where every Y.B.C. member brings along a friend to bowl with him. Alli buddies wi11 bowl for free. BOWLERS ADVANCE BY TIP The Zone Finals for the Y.B.C. Senior Mixed Championships were held here last Sunday. The top three girls and top three boys made up a mixed team that will ad- vance to the Provincial Finals. Two; Goderich bowlers Tim Gerrits and Bev. Harrison will be on that team. There were nine girls competing for the three positions on the team. Pam Sen- sabaugh, of Owen Sound came in first, with a five game total of 1050. Bev Harrison plac- ed second, bowling the high single for girls' with a 267 and finishing with 985. Carla Bumstead, of Owen Sound finished third with 951. Twenty-three boys competed for the other three positions on the team. Ray Bitton, of Listowel placed first, with a five game total of 1148; Tim Gerrits placed second with 1129 • and Barry Waymouth, of Owen Sound third; with 1113. Richard Chow, of Port Elgin, hdd' the high single for the day with a 344: Honourable mention goes to Ken Morley, of' Goderich, who placed fifth. The team will now advance to the Provin-'' cial finals in Cornwall on November 17. MONDAY NIGHT MEN John Dicks led the Unpredictables to a 5 - MUrphy's Landing regained top spot as .2 win over the ?'s with a 560 triple. Lee Lit - they trounced Little Bowl 23 - 7. Art Burt had tlechild was the ? with a 494 triple. the hot hand again for Murphy's, as he roll- Ted Rowe and Don Carrick rolled 622 and ed a 301 single and a 786 triple. Don Mit- 620 triples to lead the Unknowns past Barb's chelmore was the most consistent bowler Gang 5 - 2. Marg Moore continued her fine for Little Bowl as he won two of his matches bowling with a 297 single and 747 triple, and rolled a 613 on the night. Bruce Carrick rolled a 295 single and 656 tri: The A Team also hada good night as they ple to help get the 2 points. took 25 points from the Poverty Pak. It was WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES a fine team effort from the A Team, as four The Bluebelles maintained their lead this of their six bowlers took all three of their week, by taking four Outs from the Tiger matches. Jim Carrick was top bowler for "Lillies'. Irene Todd was high for the the Pak with a 535. 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Simon Langlois Buttercups and Daffy Dillies, gained a and Dennis Schmidt kept the games close point, by winning 5 - 2 over their opponents, for the Tail Ends, as they rolled a 706 and ..1.9 Doreen's Daisies and Roses respectively. respectively. Good scores were turned in by Grace John's Jokers got back on the winning Mugford, 257 for Buttercups and Vi de Haas, track as they defeated Selinger-Wood 20 -10. 252 and 654 for Roses. John Miller had a big night for the Jokers, Shirley Smith had a 286 and 642 for the tossing a 343, 265, and 345 for a 953 triple, to Forget -me -Note, to sneak two points from spur the team on. High man for Selinger's the Carnations. Marg Hall led her team with was Carson Milley with a 647. 214 and 587. MONDAY NIGHT LADIES Janet Rumig with 309 and 723 and Irene Trouble vs Captains Kids, with Captains Sparks' 259 led the Tulips to a 4 - 3 split with Kids taking five points and Trouble two the Snapdragons, whose high lady was points. High triple for Trouble was Audrey Sheila Brownlee with 240 and 620. Brindley with a 534, high single was Ruth Yvonne Dougherty with 212 and 571 helped Ann Brennan with a 242. Captains Kids high Mary's Gold win out over the Sweet Peas 5 - triple was Ellen Moody with a 538 and also 2. Karen Pounder was high for Sweet Peas with a high single of 199. Auleens Angels vs Oldtimers, with Auleens Angels taking seven points Oldtimers 0. High triple for Auleens Angels was Marg Miller with a 498, high single was Auleen Theriault with a 198. Oldtimers high triple was taken by Nancy White with a 570, and also with a high single of 219, which was tied with Vipe Hoas who also had a 219. Shirl's Girls vs Blazers With Shirl's Girls taking four points, Blazers taking three. High triple for Shirl's Girls was Dorothy Bordeau with a 555, and high single also taken by Dorothy with a 218. Blazers high triple was taken by Joyce Hamilton with a 570, high single was also by Joyce with a 216. Marionettes vs No -Names, Marionettes taking seven, No -Names. 0. High triple for Marionettes was Marilyn Bannister with a 552, andhigh single was taken by Marion Beacom with a 216. No -Names high triple was taken by Del Geddes with a 524, and high single was taken by Donna Duncan with a 195. TUESDAY MIXED LEAGUE The Dirty Half Dozen took over sole possession of first place following their 7 - 0 W.L. BUTLER CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT Trustee in Bankruptcy Farm Financial Statements OFFICES 60 East St., Goderich 524-2834 35 Lambton Crt., Kincardine 5 Ontario St., Clinton (at H&R Block) 111 C.4 PHONES BUS 524-7379 RES 524 6210 Direct Parts 524-7389 BLUEWATER TRUCK CENTRE LTD. GODERICH, ONTARIO WE SPECIALIZE IN TRUCKS CARLYLE BANNISTER AIRPORT ROAD Durst, Vodden & Bender CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS 37 West Street Goderich, Ont. 524-201 1 The CildFashioned HARDWARE STORE Wholesale Cable & Fittings Swimming Pool Chemicals Fire Extinguishers Sales & Service Window -Glass - Screening Repairs C.I.L. 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Alley Cats took 2 points with Veronique Harman bowling a 543 triple. Lois Armstrong for the second week in a row bowled an impressive 205 game. What Not's seized all seven points with Leone Thom bowling a 248 single and 577 tri- ple against the Nighthawks, with Celia Drennan having their high triple of 454. Trouble Makers took all seven points with Kim Pontes bowling a terrific 263 single and 572 triple. Team Canada didn't give up easy and were, strong competition. Alice Koop- rnans, out for the first time, bowled a 461 tri- ple. Marj Smith's triple of 547 led the Yo Yo's to take five points; hut Dianne Scott 564 and Ann Smith 555 triples helped the Wallbangers to hangon for 2 points. YBC win over the Tailender's. Lynn Million roll- BYT•P• " ed a 269 single and Manfred Popernitsch and In Y.B.C. action this week, • the Little Larry Million rolled 701 and 681 triples for Bowlers downed Head Pins Revenge 7 - 0, the victory. Jim Martin was the high with the help of some super bowling by Tailender with a 615 triple. Grant Langlois. Langlois' bowling ex - Brian Stewart led the Pin Pickers to a 4 - 3 perience finally paid off in the third game, split with the Bold Eagles. Brian rolled a 271 bowling his highest single ever, a 379. single and 645 triple. Tom Allen and Diane Throughout nine frames he held a perfect Sutton rolled 563 triples for the Eagles. record of nine strikes in a row. But his Walter Bell led his Angels to a 4 - 3 split dreams of a perfect game were shattered in with the Frame Ups. Walter had a big 297 the tenth frame as his first ball plucked a 3 single and 725 triple. Chris Connor and pin. His triple for the day was a 725. Ken Richard Ottewell had 672 and 658 triples for Morley led the Head Pins Revenge with a the Frattie Up's. ' FSS !K - 547 triple. Dennis Schmidt and Dick McLean had In other action, the Pin Strikers defeated good nights, but. could only manage three the Knockouts 7 - 0. Brian Corriveau had a points over a tough G.M.C.'s team. Dennis great week, rolling a 452 triple, 101 pins over and Dick rolled 773 and 700 triples. Jack his average. High roller for the Knockouts Gilbert is back in the groove, with a 673 tri- w sSDa Trebish with a Zone I was al82 otriple. 0 winner. pie for the G.M.C.'s. wling a imMal Vith a 4 WEDNESDAY NIGHT MIXED John Allen rolled a 759 for the men's high, triple this week to lead the Hotel Bedford to a seven -point victory over A..P. High Bowler for A. . P was Steve Allen with 643. ' Marj Moore came up with the ladies high. triple with 620, to help the Falcons take seven points from the Country Kids. Jacle Wunnick rolled a 589 for the "Kids". :. Ernie's Roadhouse, a new team to theii league this year with several first timie bowlers gave the Lane Busters trouble butt' came up a little short in each game. Tami- Kroon rolled the ladies high single of 251 and • a 617 triple for the Lane Busters while Ed„, Britnell was tops for Ernies. Ron McCartney's 631 showed the way to Ali five point gain for the Left Overs over the; Go -Getters. Ray Harten led the Ghost Busters to '", four -point gain over the R -Gang while Mary: Helen Blue's 571 took top billing for the Br!. Gang. Midgettion co ,nsolagiris capture title at basketball tournament Pam Fritzley, with three points, scored for BY TD The GDCI midget girls' basketball team won a, league game and captured the con- solation championship in a tournament in Stratford last week. In league action here Thursday, the Vik- ings had little trouble outscoring Exeter 56 - 27. Mary Jo Evans, with 14 points, Rhonda Teal with 12 and Tammy Talbot with 10 were Vikings in double figures. Maureen Stapleton added eight, Pam Fritzlev had six and Debbie Habel, Amber LeBeau and Deb- bie U'Bnen had two apiece for the winners. Talbot and Stapleton had strong defensive games to complement their offensive ef- Shelley Shiver had eight points to lead Ex- eter. The tournament consolation champion- ship came as the result of a 48 -17 thumping, administered to Listowel in the final. The Vikings had been relegated to the consola- tion round, by an opening 48 - 17 loss to Sar- nia St. Pats. The Vikes reached the final by them defeating Stratford Northwestern, 38 - 37. The Vikings were totally outclassed by St. Pat's in the second half of their game. They trailed by only 22 - 11 at the hall, but their lack of experience in the transition from defence to offence showed up, in the last two quarters. Maureen Stapleton, with six, Tammy da Teal, with four each, and forts. Talbot and Rhon Goderich. The game with Northwestern was a cliff hanger all the way. The Vikings led 24 - 22 at half time and went on to win by one point. Rhonda Teal had 10 points, Tammy Talbot had eight, Debbie Habel had seven, Maureen Stapleton six, Mary Jo Evans folic and Pam Fritzley three points. Julie Stock had 18 for Northwestern. The final was never close. Maureen Stapleton led the potent Viking attack with 14 points. Mary Jo Evans had 10 while Pam Fritzley, Tammy Talbot and Rhonda Teal had six points apiece. Debbie O'Brien had, four and Debbie Habel hooped two point., lot the winners. Volleyball Junior boys complete season BY TD The GDCI Junior hoys' volleyball team finished their regular season last week, with matches in Mitchell and Stratford. Tuesday in Mitchell, coach Ron Lane's squad Wednesday, in Stratford, the Vikings won two and lost four games, giving them a regular season record of 16 wins and 14 losses. The Vikes will now advance to the playoffs. defeated Mitchell two games straight, 15 - 10 and 15 - 13, and then split games with Strat- ford Northwestern, 15 - 13 and 8 - 15. They also split a pair with Central Huron, winning 15- 12 and losing 15-10. 37 KINGSTON ST., GODERICH _5 14-2 apt-uf-town can collect CREDIT UNI PERSONAL L If you have a good reason to borrow, talk to your friends here at the Credit Union. 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