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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-03-19, Page 37Sport!• Garb and Gear Novices play in London tourney The Goderich Garb and Gear Novices played outstanding hockey in a London tournament on the weekend and narrowly missed reaching the division final. Eight teams participated in two divi- sions• in a round-robin format. Goderich played against London, Grimsby and Flint, Michigan. The novices defeated London 1-0 in its first game, lost to Grimsby 4-2 and then tied Flint 3-3. Goderich missed a berth in the division final because of its goals for and against percentage. In its first game Thursday, Goderich got an unassisted goal from Mike McBride early in the first period and that was all it took as the Garb and Gear Novices went on to defeat London 1-0. Chris Lyndon picked up the shutout in the London game. In the second game Friday, Grimsby broke open a 2-2 tie with two goals in the third period "to defeat Goderich 4-2. The teams were tied 1-1 after one period but Grimsby scored the only goal of the second period to carry a 2-1 lead into. the final period. Goderich tied the game in the third period on David Lumley's goal with Craig Corriveau assisting. Just 20 seconds later Grimsby regained the lead and then scored late in the period to clinch the win. Jason Meriam, who scored the first goal of the game on an unassisted effort, had the other Goderich goal. In its final game, Goderich got an unassisted goal from Jason Meriam with less than four minutes left to tie Flint 3-3. The teams played through a scoreless period and Goderich led 2-1 after two periods. Derek Gilchrist and Trevor Macaulay scored the Goderich goals. In the final period, Flint scored two • quick goals to take a 3-2 lead but Meriam's goal at 11:11 tied things up. GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1986—PAGE 313 and don't know which way to tum, toll the (W�mofl LTO hostess at 524-2544 HA1R. AFFAIR Hair Styling for Ladies and Gentlemen 53 South St. GODERICH, Ontario 524-4279 Goderich • skaters compete in club's 'final test day of the season The Goderich Figure Skating Club held its final test day for the 1985-86 season dur- ing the first week of March. A large number of skaters will begin at,. new levels once the 1986-1987 season c onimences. Power Skaters advanced rapidly the last month with M. Adamson, G. Dickie, C. Fielder, M. Luckachko, M. Mathers, D. McMeekin and P. Rourke moving out of Level I. Levul II grads are M. Bosman, P. Gee, P. Smith, K.. Venkiteswaran and A. Zurbrigg while Power III -promoted J. Gar- rick, P. Mullin, S. Phillips, B. Snowden and S. Venkiteswarin, P. Hartin, J.C. Kirk, J. Moody and A. Mullin all finished Level IV. Beginners K. Bosman, S. Breen, C. Daoust, A. Dekker, A. Johnston, E. Kidd, C. Potter and T. Westbrook will be enter- ing Elementary but not with S. Atfield, C. Burns, L. Dykstra, A. Graham, M. Haan, A. Warr, A. Westbrook and T. Westbrook since this group have just been promoted to' basic. Basic skaters moving into Novice I next year will be S. Adamson, K. Burns, T. Mor- ris, K. Nyland and A. Scott. The Novice Group steadily advanced through their levels the last week with H. Block, N. Budden, S. Cieslar, S. Ingham, K. MacDonald, T. Morris, S. Potter, S. Peet, M. Salm, M. Vandenburg and M. Verge moving from Level I while Level II will be losing J. Henry, K. Ingham, M. Jasper and A. Smith to Level III next year. A. Duncan, S. Henry and S. Stephenson will be joining Level IV while at the same time K. Fry, S. Mabon, V. Rock and T. Scott will be starting at the Junior. Level. Stroking I was passed by K. Fry,, S. Mabon, V. Rock and T. Scott while L. Adamson, C. Clifford, J. Cook, K. Graham, S. Mabon, B. Schuett, S. Schultz and A. Skelton completed Stroking II. J. Cook and A. Skelton also completed Stroking III. K. Fry, K. Graham; S. Mabon, V. Rock, B. Schuett and T. Scott passed Figure I. Figure II was completed by C. Clifford; L. Adamson and B. Schuett as was Figure III by J. Cook and A. Skelton. While S. Mabon passed Freeskate I, Freeskate II grads were. L. Adamson, C. Clifford, J. Cook, B. Schuett, S. Schultz and A. Skelton. Prior to the final test day several skaters were tested at Clinton in February on their "Dances". Congratulations to K. Graham, T. MacKinnon and S. Stephenson for pass- ing the Dutch Waltz; K. Fry and S. Schultz for the Canasta; J. Cook and A. Skelton on the Swing and P. Glew for the 14 Step. Also in Clinton on Feb. 19 a Precision Competition was held with eight teams competing from the area. An untried Goderich team entered and the skaters and parents were delighted with the 2nd place ribbons awarded to our girls in the Consolation Round. Bowling leagues continue 'MONDAY NIGH't''LADIES Carolyn Carter led Auleen's Angels closer to first as they had a five point win 'over the Marionettes. Good games rolled by Marg Miller. 1.72; 194; Grace- Mugford 195, Carolyn Carter 212, 224, 608 triple. The Marionettes took two points which put them in a tie for first place. High games rolled by Kit Smith 205, Marilyn Bannister 206, Betty Fisher 227, 545 triple. The Blazers were on fire as they took all seven points from the first place team, Shirl's Girls. High rollers were Joyce Hamilton 215, 226, 615 triple and Marg Hall 202, 266, 616 triple. Shirl's Girls seem to have lost the strike zone but did have some good games from Barb Almasi 214, • Dorothy Bourdeau 254, Shirley Kennedy 279, 654 triple. Nancy White led the Oldtimers to a five point win over Troubles Back. Team effort with good games by Chris Reed 182, Bev Million 21b, Melba Maillet 215. Nancy White is back on track again as she rolled 193, 251, 256, 700 triple. Troubles Back took two points led by Verna Jackson 132, 153, Audrey Durnin 205, Deb Stright 211, Liz Kruspe 205, 241, 589 triple. The No Names bowled against 100 per- cent of their average and managed to take two points. Good games rolled by Jean Mundle 199, 227, Del Geddes had her usual Introducing: GUARANTEED BRAKES As Long as You Own Your Car Most Cars: 64.95 - Front 59.95 - Rear C.; e In Today For Details -.Ask for Neil thruway 191 WALNUT ST., GODERICH 524.4200 Behind the New HI -Way Ford Dealership OPEN MONDAY -FRIDAY 8 a.rri. - 8 p.m. SATURDAY 8 a.m. - 4 p.rrm. good night rolling 216, 241, 643 triple. Wednesday Afternoon The Hondas took two points from the Thunder birds as Jean Bannister had a 506 followed by Sheila Brownlee 494. The Thunder birds took five points as Kay Glen bowled a 554 followed by Helen Durnin with a 502. The Laddies didn't take any points but Mick Chambers bowled a 488 followed by Helen Russell 452. The Hot Rods took seven points as Shirley Smith bowled a 615 followed by Yvonne Dougherty's 514. The Mustangs took one game from the Rolls Royces. 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