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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-04-30, Page 28PAGE 8A —GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30. 1986 H. BRUCE ERSKINE 86 North St., Goderich 524-9555 ��et lv Clinton, Retirement Home "Horne Away From Home" *Large Private Rooms *Home Cooked Meals *Reasonable Rates Call Us Today for Viewing Isabel Brezinski 482-5208 Georgina Durnin 526-7554 GICS . R.... 1 AN 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE MAJOR COMPANIES ONLY 1 1 HAIR AFFAIR Hair Styling tar -Ladies and Gentlemen 53 South St. GODERICH, Ontario 524-4279 We're Fully Equipped for any Job Sports Bowl rs receive awards at The Junior and Senior Bowlers com- pleted their season with a banquet at Little Bowl on Saturday April 26. Trophies were presented to the regular season champs. The Pin Scramblers. Team members are Martin Papple, Dan Trebish, Stuart Knight, Scott Peever and Cathy Iviiiier. The playoff Champs, were Bev's Bowlers consisting of Bev Harrison, Calvin Knight, Allan Brindley and Wayne Pellow. In the Senior Division, high average, tri- ple and single were won by Tim Gerrits, 236, Calvin Knight 766 and Dan Trebish 325 respectfully. Bev Harrison finished the year with HA 178, HT - 682 and HS - 351. The Juniors high achievers were Martin Papple, HA 189, Brad Fisher HT 696 and HS 324 was Darcy Moulton. At the PeeWee and ilantam. Banquet held April 17 those receiving trophies for outstanding. bowling are Pin Shooter, ( first half of season) consisting of Karen Livesey, James Fehr and Danielle McHar- dy. The Team of Head Pins, Michael Otter- bein and Tabetha Farrell won the second half schedule. The playoff champs called their team The Best and proved,it. Helping to win was Keith Venkiteswararr, Scott Da-v-id.,on, Amy McHardie, Danielle McHardy and James Fehr. High Individual awards in the PeeWee Division were Danny Davidson HA - 89, Kathy Rivett HA - 89; James Fehr H Dou- ble - 258; Jennifer Lamb HD - 235; High singles were Nickie Wright and Mark Mathers with 126. Winners in the first half of season in they, Bantam class were called "Bowling Bombers" and team members included Michael '`McCabe, Pat Glazier, Tara Million, Jason Venkiteswaran and Ryan Pollock. Second half winners were named "The Winners" and bowlers were Julie Fisher, David . Hollingworth, Jason Hayter, Lisa Maclnnis and Pat Smith. . Playoff champs were the Bowling Blue J's. 'Michael McCabe, Laurie Sygrove and Mary Ann Doherty made up their team. Individual Awards were won by Michael McCabe HA - 176; Julie Fisher, HA - 158; Richard Desjardins HD - 449; Christina Morley HD - 377; Derek Rumig HS - 249 and Sherry Suplat HS -210. Drogline Farre ponds Gravel Bailing C9d Pee wee division champions in the Goderich Youth Bowling League included Karen Livesy, Danielle McHardie, Tabetha Farrell, Michael Otterbein and James Fehr. (photo by Susan Hundertmark ) The bantam play-off champs for the Goderich Youth Bowling League were the Bowling Blue J's. They include Michael McCabe, Laurie Sygrove and Mary Ann Doherty. (photo by Susan Hundertmark) i League passes new constitution - such, with one point awarded to each GMSL,to become familiar with the team, E) no steel spikes will be allowed at contets. any time, F) the third strike foul and Though most of this three hour meeting you're out was defeated, G) the "self was devoted to the constitution, enough destruct" clause was passed, H) a protest time was made to distribute bul i committee Will be formed from past ex- scoresheets, schedules, ground es, ecutive members, I) when a player signs eligibility lists and 50/50 draw tickets. A the eligibility list, he is declaring that he is few words about the' draw.PProceeds minill or aware of and understands the contents of be used for community projects the constitution. . ball. Every player in the league is respon- The above represents only some of the sible for selling one book of 10 tickets, or, purchasing them himself. If your team major changes. Every team rep has a copy signs 17 players for example, you will be billed $170. The additional three books • Trucking • Gravel. Sand & Stone • Bulldozing • Excavating • Top Soil • Septic Systems "No job is too big or too small" , BY BREWSTER With just 11 days left before the GMSL regular season opens, the league has final- ly passed 'the much talked about new constitution. °;' Following are some the majer changes that everyone should be aware of; A) voting on all Matters will require a 2/3 ma- jority to pass, B) the minimum age has been raised from 16 to the age or majority. Underage players from previous seasons. are protected by a grandfather clause. Underage players, new to our league this of the complete constitution. Now that it year; will be grandfathered next year pro- ha^sassed, we intend to'have-it typed and could be returned. Team reps should vided that they p-iay in al east 5 -of` heti put into 0o a ioi`'i't7:Tre wirll-'ae-enough---regi rr -all - snLe� '' �hd tams regular season games this year, C) copies made for everyone in the league.Stewart. GMSL players may now play in other What Dave Goastarted back in 82, with • *rell guys, T think we're almost ready to leagues, but such players must' play in at our first league constitution, has now been "play Ball". Have a great season .and least 75% of their team's regular season revised, in a very significant way, to More don't lose sight of our main objectives. games to be eligible for play-off action, D) accurately reflect the present operation. It games tied after seven innings will remain is your responsibility, as a member of the This is an enjoyable past -time not a struggle! . Res. 482-9212 Trucking • Excavating Clinton Shop 482-9926 na ement plan is topic of May meeting Fish 1\/Ia g .� The Ministry of Natural Resources is planning to hold a series of open houses across Ontario to present and review the draft of the Lake Huron Fisheries Manage- ment Plan. The plan presents a lake -wide strategy and acts as a guideline for more detailed operational District Fisheries Management Plans. It identifies objectives and. targets, and management direction for their GUARANTEED TERM DEPOSITS 3/4 achievement. The direction given 'in this strategy is the result of a consideration of all feasible options. The preferred options presented reflect the best judgement of the lake's fisheries managers to. meet the pro- posed targets within the capabilities of the resource. • The open house for the Wingham District Vialley mall tat off -Highway .m. in 21he north ora If anyone is interested in the direction of fisheries management for Lake Huron, they are encouraged to attend and make their comments, concerns and suggestions known. If anyone is unable to attend the open - house, please send , comments to the Ministry of Natural Resources office in Wingham, where the draft plan is available for review. COLBORNE TOWNSHIP SESQUICENTENNIAL "TIGER COUNTRY" - GIANT PARADE SATURDAY, JULY 19, 1986 11:30 SHARP Categories: Commercial Service Clubs Children 14 & under Classic Antique Cars Families Comical Pniherne Concessions - Communities H6'ses a) Riding: b) Carriage: c) Teams D 1 1 2 1 4 9 1 COUNTY RD. 25 r , CARLOW tYEAR TERM (Non -Locked In) * Based on minimum deposit of 5,000. PARADE DISPERSAL t;° a PARADE ^ • ROUTE PARADE MARSHALLING' 1:117 CPR /AREA 0MCGAW Prizes offered. Registration deadline June 30. Line up numbers will be assigned before the parade. Detach and return to: Mr. Bob Jewell Colborne Township Parade R.R. No. 4, Goderich, Ontario N7A 3Y1 39 ST. DAVID STREET, GODERICH PHONE 524-8366 "WOW ®Miro Share met Depos'IQ IirIuriRre Corporoticn" TM People Helping People O FILE HOURS° Mon. to Thurs. :36 a.m. to 5:15 p.m. Fridays :30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. , Seturde 9:30 am•12 noon GODERICH COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION