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Goderich, Ontario SUNWORTHY jig !ii -4/` YES YOU CAN WALLCOVERINGS .1111 L Proprietor: Don Larder 524-2232 4 r1G GODERICH ENERGY SEAL AND INSULATION Complete 'insulation of attics, basements, walls LiSealing & removal of UFFI El replacement windows i ',Ener -seal draft -proofing lventilation of attic of home lhumidity problems solved 37 KINGSTON ST., GODERICH 524-2311 out-of-town call collect �• +rl �� / a %n c • r;.d y/jf:f4�!0,4f16 ✓//'�%8,:./ r{�/%�•(� .�:: ii y ,60 84 Kingston St., Goderich, Ont. 524-9671 / The one that it started. Larry Boyce (29) of Murphy's Green Machine flips a goalmouth pass from Bill Lewis past Rob Cummings in the Flyers' net to score the first goal in the deciding game between the teams Wednesday. The goal, a shorthanded effort, was the first of the game. Green Machine won the game 5-4 in overtime to advance to the league's champion- ship series. (photo by Dave Sykes) Race for first place tightens Troubles Back had no trouble at all tak- ing five points from SHirl's Girls, who are the league leaders. It was a team effort with good games by Verna Jackson 135, 156, Deb Stright 165, Mary Chambers 179, Liz Kruspe 226, Jennifer Kruspe 193, 286, 641, triple which was 158 pins over her average triple. Audrey Brindley is back to her old form rolling 248, 254, 654 triple. Shirt's Girls managed to take two points, led by Mary Lynne Telford 184, Barb Almasi 231, 625 triple, Dorothy Bourdeau 286, 657 triple. The Oldtimers split the points with the Blazers and came away with four points. Good games rolled by Kris Miller 206, Melba Mailiet230, Nancy White was back on track rolling 228, 235, 275, 738 triple, which was 153 pins over her average triple. The Blazers took three points led by Joyce Hamilton 218, 245, 622 triple, NancyBrooks made her presence known with 171, 204, sSa 8ripe ';Pll !'i' �!`.,g' °POz'ia�.E Per average ... Auleen's Angels are still making a run for first place as they look five points from the No Names. Good games rolled by Grace Mugford 197, Carolyn Carter 238, Joan Burleigh 257, 628 triple. The No Names came away with two points, led by Anne McCartney 200, Jean Mundle 204, Del Geddes 282, 640' triple. The Marionettes bowled against 100' per- cent€(of their average and took five points. First place in the league has become a very close race with the Marionettes being two points behind the leaders. Good games rolled by Alice Mero 147,. Joan Crawford 191, Marilyn Bannister 223, 579 triple. These ladies have bowled on the same team, in the same league, for the past seventeen years. Wednesday afternoon Fire Birds took seven points from the Mustangs as Wanda MacDonald bowled a 594 followed by Susan Huisser's 579 and Janet Daer bowled a 511 followed by Daisy Scott's 502. The ponies took seven points from the Porsches. Marion Miller bowled a 548 followed by Marg Miller with a 464. Audrey Brindley bowled a 557 and Pauline Knight 409. The Edsels took one game with Sharon Sanders 513 followed by Olive Gilbert's 454. Thunder Birds took two games and High bowler was Joanne Ducharme with a 646, followed by Kay Glen's 426. The Hot Rods took seven points fram ;the,l amblet+a: Shi>;lgy.Spijl t'bowled a 575 followed by Yvonne Dougherty's 522. For the Ramblers it was Joyce Hamilton, 526 followed by Phyllis Boak 428. The Hon- das took seven points from the Rolls Royce. Dianne Leddy had 641 and Mary Lou Melick 525. The Love Bugs took five points from the Caddies. For the Love Bugs it was Irene Sparks 529 followed by Penny Breen 482. For the Caddies it was Ilene Sillib 480 and Esther Murphy 435. oderich Chess Club players prepare for playoff round Chess club members are reminded that the official playoffs begin on March 19. Goderich Chess Club standings as of March 5, 1986, LEVELI Dennis Little Bob Dick Mark Dunsbier Mark Mauer L. Stadelmann Doug Brindley Round Robin Play W L D, Pct 4 0 0 1.000 5 1 2 .687 2 1 2 .600 3 2 0 .600 0 0 1 .500 57 0 .416 W. Gottschalk' Eric Hallam Owen Moriarty LEVEL2 John Crawford Robert Nau Barry Page Don Wilson Mike Cox Richard Bennett Dennis Luiting 4 6 0 .400 2 6 2 .300 1 3 0 .250 Round Robin Play W L D Pct 6 ' 3 0 .600 5 3 0 .625 5 3 0 .625 3 4 0 .428 3 5 0 .375 2' 4 1 .357 1 4 „0 .200 I is time to dig out the ball glove Yes sports fans, it's that time of year again. It's time to dig out the baseball gloves, dust off the bats and don the tradi- tional caps: T -ball, which is under the jurisdiction of the Ontario Baseball Association through the Western Ontario Athletic Association (WOAA), is now being organized throughout the province. This year, championship tour- naments will be held in six regions. There are a total of four classifications with towns under the population of 8,000 fall- ing into the "D" division. The age limit for T -ball p1ayers is nine -years -old or younger as of August 1. A T -ball game runs five innings in length. Oldtimers Ball Oldtimers baseball is held throughout On - Introducing: GUARANTEED BRAKES As Long as You Own Your Car Most Cars: 64.95- Front 59.95- Rear Come In Today For Detalls • Ask for Nell fhfwwa)!� 191 WALNUT ST., GODERICH 624.4200 Behind the New HI -Way Ford Dealership OPEN MONDAY FRIDAY 8 s.m. -8 p.m. SATURDAY 8a.m. •4 p.m. -s EXCLUSIVELY... MUFLERS...BRAKES...SHOCKS tario with several sites used for champion- ship tournaments. One of the tournaments will be the Tillsonburg Invitational on July 11-13. Players must be 35 -years -old and proof of age is required. Teams must register direct- ly with the Ontario Baseball Association by July 15.. For further information, call Hugh Hodges at 482-7963 or the WOAA office at 357-3512 between 7 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. Peewee Bs end regular season with 4-1 loss On Saturday, the Pee Wee B's played in Exeter, losing their last season game 4-1. Steve Atchison came up with the goal for Goderich,'with Jerry Hartin assisting. The Goderich team ended I their season with eight wins, losses and four ties. The Pee Wee B's s will begin their playoffs in Hensel on March 22 at 8 p.m. Hustlers win prize money The Huronia Hustlers, the league's last place team, took first place in a weekend tournament and won $50. Ron Durnin was the high bowler with a 780 triple. Grub's Group finished second with the help of Tins Gerrit'§ 680. The Casuals from Lucknow were third with a total pinfall of 4384 and Luckywood Lanes from Ltrcknow was fourth with a pinfall of 4333.