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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-12-17, Page 30PAGE 4B--GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1986 1 �S vE:0IISING CiRr'ECTI'N =t week's Lucknow Sentinel and Grp derich Sigrizi Sitar ':"fiver lserefli i t DAUPHIN FEED & SUPPLY LIMITED re d: As of Decemb r 3L 1986, Hodg -,s Milling Ltd©, Feed Division, Dungannon, will be kn wn as Dauphin Feed & Supply Limited. Ad sh J uId have read As f Dec - tuber 15th HODGES MILLING LTD., FEED MILL DIVISION DUNGANNON will be knswn as DAUPHIN FEED & SUPPLY LIMITED This was an error of the Lucknow Sentinel adver- tising department and we apologize for any in- convenience this may cause anyone. O'Briens and Lakeland Industrial each win twice Hodges 7-3 last Thursday night in Clinton. ;unset Golf doubled the count on the Clere V u 1tociets (1-i Iasi yr Cur ICouay :...� • �: thur and Kevitn Meriam each recorded hat tricks. Dale Duncan had the other two goals for the winners. T and the Lakeland Industrial squad each won LWU 64:4aiiw recently in the Goderich Recreation Hockey League. O'Brien's defeated the Bedford Flyers 12-2 as Dan Duncan scored six goals and Paul Kelly added four in the lopsided win. The Porkers built a 5-0 first period lead, then increased their advantaaggarkoF9 1 too breeze to the easy victory. scored both goals for the Flyers. Also last week, O'Brien's edged Hodges Millers 6-4 as Kelly and Randy Gaynor each scored a pair of goals for the winners. Lakeland slipped past the Bedford Flyers 5-4 in a game last Tuesday night as Jeff Denomy scored twice. Paul Schaefer, Brad Armstrong and Dan Boyce rounded out the scoring for the winners. Earlier last week, Lakeland routed Mur- phy's Green Machine by a lopsided 10-4 count, as Brad Armstong recorded the hat trick. Mark Dawson added a pair, with single tallies awarded to Paul Schaefer, Trevor Erb, Paul Feagan, John Little and Larry Kelly. Grant Gnaw and Bill Peters each scored twice for Murphy's. U irtiJciKty In other action, Harold Peet scored three goals as the Parkhouse Rangers defeated Erskine wins President's Cup • Past President- Mary Ann Dempsey • President- John Donatis • Vice -President- Pat Stringer • Treasurer- Venki Venkiteswaran • Secretary- Marion Lane • Statistician- Dawna Sproule • Club Manager-. Mary Donnelly • Social- Ralph Kingswell • Telephone- Verna Worthy • Certified Directors- Mary Ann Demp- sey; Cathy McDonald, Eleanor Erskine and Mary Donnelly • Qualified Director- Dawna Sproule A 10 -table Mitchell game was played at the Canadian Legion on December 9. Eleanor Erskine directed. Winners were, North and South: 1st- Dawna Sproule and Brian Reeve 2nd- Marie Huff and Kay Duncan 3rd- Marion Lane and Georgia Schaefer 4th- Mary Donnelly and Bill Duncan Winners, East and West: 1st, 2nd and 3rd tied, Rosanne Yeates and Lee Ryan, Betty Fisher and Esther Garrow, Mary Ann Dempsey and John Wood. 4th- Jean Papernick and Betty Garland On December 8, a four -table Howell game was played. 1st, Cathy McDonald and Pat Stringer 2nd, 3rd- Mary O'Keefe and Mary Donnel- ly; Ralph Kingswell and Bill Duncan 4th- Marg Hall and John Wood Sixty-five members of the Goderich Duplicate Bridge Club enjoyed their Christmas dinner and annual meeting at the Bedford Hotel on December 9. President Mary Ann Dempsey announced the winners of the 1986 competitions: Eleanor Erskine won the President's Cup and Jane Cere won the Quarterly Club Championship. Runners-up for the President's Cup were Brian Reeve, Louise Hetherington (third) and Dawna Sproule (fourth). Runners-up in the Quarterly Club Cham- pionships were Eleanor Erskine and Mary Donnelly (second), Barb Howe and Marion Lane (third) and Lee Ryan (fourth) . The executive for 1987 is as follows: Unfortunately, in -the -home hazards increase during the Festive season. In seconds. a tree may become,a torch. and in minutes a home may be destroyed. Take a few minutes to look over these Fire Safety tips. This ad might help save a life. YOUR TREE SHOULD BE FRESH. A dry tree readily sheds Its needles. KEEP THE TREE STANDING IN WATER AFTER UTTING AT LEAST ONE INCH FROM THE BUTT. DISCONNECT THE LIGHTS Before leaving home or before going to bed. FEEL DOORS FOR HEAT Feel the doors as high as you can reach. If Its worm, use an alternate escape route. D MAKE SURE SMOKE DETECTORS ARE IN WORKING ORDER. • LOW SAFETY ZONE Smoky) & Heat rise Stay es low to the ground as you can. IF... Fire should start am' FLASHLIGHTS If you haver flashlights use thorn to help find your way out at night. CHECK YOUR TREE LIGHTS FOR FRAYED CORDS OR SNORT CIRCUITS. YELL FIRE The first person who detects a fire should yell fire to alert others to get out. KNOW YOUR ESCAPE ROUTES IfirrEn 1::I :l:eee acAn set ■e1 You should have at least two known routes to escape fire. • HAVE AN OUTDOOR MEETING PLACE Choose o place outdoors for everyone to meet for roll call and don't go bade inside for anything until fire is completely eat. n let us dampen your Christmas. On behalf of the Goderich Fire Department Chief Jack Meriam wishes one and all a SAFE CHRISTMAS SEASON This message sponsored in the public interest by the GODERICH FIRE DEPARTMENT PHONE 524®7211 Angels take five points from New -Gals BOWLING Monday Night Ladies League On December 1, Carolyn Carter had a 230 (615) to lead Auleen's Angels to a five -point win over the New Gals. Bonnie Durnin ( 210), Grace Mugford (219, 608), Vicki Dineen (276) helped in the point allotment. The New -Gals fought back to take two points, led by Pauline Jacques (174), Mavis Fisher (181), Sharon Marshall (200), Doreen Leeson (225) and Eleanor Crawford (235). , The Blazers and the Marionettes split the points with the Blazers coming away with four. Good games were bowled from Earleen Spain (182), Jean Pinder (206), Lor- raine Jones (227). • The Marionettessfought back to take three points with strong efforts. from Alice Mero (169), Joan Crawford (201), Betty Fisher (251), Marilyn Bannister (608) triple. The Oldtimers proved they weren't too old by taking seven points from the Wallbangers. Joyce Atchison recorded a 181 and a 193, while Nancy White had a 215 and a 607 triple. • The Wallbangers had high games from Trish Deighton (182), Dianne Scott (231), Ann Smith (217) (598) triple. Barb's Bunnies were bowling against 100 per cent of their average and took five points. Mary Lynne Telford (184), Barb , Almasi (206), Brenda Teichert (2360612 tri- ple) bowled good games as did Shirley Ken- nedy (250, 264, and a 671 triple). Thursday Night Major Men's League On Dec. 11, Selingers Spoilers -7 points, as Mike Pottle had a 206, 207 and a 262. . Sunny's-0 points, led by Leo Baker (158, 191 and 225). Ray's Rollers -5 points, led by Mei Mon- tgomery (173, 236 and 267) . Bruinsma Bombers -2 points, led by Don Carrick (147, 216 and 219). North End Marina -5 points, led by Clem Desjardins (188, 217 and 234). Lakeport Advertising -2 points, led by Skip Reid (202, 224 and 261) . High single for the evening was Jim Har- rison with a 295. Ian Scott had the high triple with a 770. Wednesday Afternoon Ladies Wolverines --7 points, led by Grace Mugford (571). Fonz-0 points, Patti Johnston rolled a 488. Lions -7 points, as Joanne Ducharme had a 259 and a 611. Sly Foxes -0 points. Cobras and Polar Bears split three-four. Sharon Sanders rolled a 231 and a 614. Janet Rumig with a 265, 266 and a 224 for 755 led her Bear Cubs to five points from the Chipmunks. Shirley Kennedy rolled a 585 and. Mary Lynn Telford a 544 while Gwen McRae had a 579. Gophers -7 points as Barb Pigg was the high bowler with a 517. Tigers -0 points. Wildcats -7 points from the Turtles inspite of Daisy Scott's 251 and 593 and Mick Chambers' 213. Lois Rowe had a 546 and Janet Daer had a 545. Monday Night Ladies League On December 8, Barb's Bunnies -4 points. Joyce Pettus had a 172, Mary Lynne Telford had a 184, Bev Whetstone a 213 and a 216, Dorothy Bourdeau a 237 and a 618, Barb Almasi a 246 and a 670. The Oldtimers-3 points, Joyce Atchison, 191, Bev Million, 226, Melba Maillet, 231, Nancy White a 266 (646), tel Geddes a 241 and a 684 triple. Marionettes -7 points. Alice Mero, 158, Marilyn Bannister, 231, Audrey Brindley 261, 291 and a 674 triple. New -Gals --0 points, Mavis Fisher, 176, Pauline Jacques, 179 and Eleanor Crawford, 219. Auleen's Angels --5 points, as Grace Mugford had a 203 and Brenda Dineen a 247. Blazers -2 points, as Jean Pinder had a 183 • and Joyce Hamilton a 212. The Wallbangers-3 points, and were bowl- ing 100 per cent against their average. Dianne Scott had a 203, Ann Smith a 254 and Helen Lewis a 284 (621 triple).