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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-12-09, Page 29PAGE 8A—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1987 Skateboard 1Specialists! GODERICH WINDSURFING 47 Church St., Goderich 524-9603 introducing ... BASKET REE 000 for a unique holiday gift .m. Give a custom Gift Basket. Ask about our •Gourmeyt Gift Baskets •Chocolate Lover's Basket •Holiday Gift Giver Basket •Pampered Bath Basket CALL BETWEEN 6 - 9 P.M. FOR YOUR ORDER 524-7035 Sports Jr.0 Saliors drop two home games 0 .ilh •Recreation Department -�� WINTER PROGRAMS - 1988 Watch for our ad in Next Week'sPaper and School Flyers to be sent home with your children Copies available DECEMBER 16 at the RECREATION OFFICE, the ARENA, and TOWN HALL. Registration for programs: DECEMBER 16-31, 1987. Most programs start the week of January 4, 1988. FOR MORE INFORMATION, (PALL THE REC. DEPT. at 524-2125 Clip and Save this Christmas Activity Schedule for your family! L "CHRISTMAS ACTIVITIES at the ARENA" 1987 December 21 December 22 December 23 December 24 December 25 December 26 1/cc-ember 27 December 2S )e, -ember 2y December 30 December 31 January 1 January :1 -Pre-School / Adult Skate -Shinny Hockey (Boys 13 yrs: & under) -Shinny Hockey (Boys 14 yrs & over) -Public Skating -Shinny Hockey (Adult) -Shinny Ringette (Girls) '-FREE MOVIES (Arena Auditorium) -Lion's Free Skate -Public Skating •Shinny Hockey (Boys 13 yrs. & under) -Shinny Hockey (Boys 14 yrs. & over) -Shinny Hockey (Adult) -Shinny Ringette (Girls) -Pre School / Adult Skate -Lion's Free Skate -ARENA CLOSED -ARENA CLOSED •Puhi+c Skating -Pre School / Adult Skate •Shinny Hockey (Boys 13 yrs & under) • -Shinny Hockey (Boys 14 yrs & over) -Puhhc Skating Shinny Hockey (Adult) -Shinny Ringette (Girls) • -FREE MOVIES (Arena Auditorium) Lion's Free Skate -Public. Skating •hinny Hockey (Boys 13 yrs & under) Shinny Hockey (Boys 14 yrs & over) -Shinny Hockey (Adult) -Shinny Ringette (Girls) •Pre School / Adult Skate -Lion's Free Skate -ARENA CLOSED -Public Skating -10 a.m. - 12 Noon -12 Noon • 1.00 p m ($1 00) 1.00 • 2:00 p m ($1.00) 2:00 4:00 p m (50¢) 1000 a m 12 Noon ($2 00) r 00 2:00 p m ($1 00) •2 00 - 4:00 p m • -4 00 •• 5:00 p.m. -10.00 a.m. - 12 Noon (50i ) -1 00 • 2:00 p m ($1 00) .2.00 - 3 00 p.m ($1 00) -1000 a.m • 12 Noon ($2 00) •12Noon - 1OOpm ($100) -2 00 4:00 p m -4 00 - 5.00 p m •1.10 • 2.30 p m (Regular Admission) 10 00 a.m 12 Noon 12 Noon 1 00 p m ($1 00) •1 00 2. 00 p m ($1 00) -2 00 • 4.00 p.m (50¢) 10 00 a m • 12 Noon ($2 00) 1 00 • 2 00 p m ($1 00) 200 4:OOpm -4 00 5.00 p m 10.00 a m - 12 Noon (50C) -1.00 • 2 00 p m ($1 00) 2.00 • 3:00 p m ($1.00) 10 00 a m 12 Noon ($2 00) 12 Noon - 1 00 p m ($1 00) 200-400pm •400 500pm -1 10 • 2 30 p.rn (Regular Admission) 'Don't miss the Free Movies on Tuesday. December 22 and Tuesday. December 29 from 2:00 • 4:00 p.m. at the Arena Auditorium. ('nme and see your favourite characters at the movies!! 0X(1 .• ,11,0*.j Recreation Department )(% A Wingham Ironman player puts the grab on a Sailor forward in Jr. C action in Goderich Friday night. Wingham won 5-3. I other games the Sailors lost 9-2 against Port Elgin in Goderich, Sunday. (photo by Pat Raftis) GODERICH INDUSTRIAL BASKETBALL LEAGUE Fri.. Dec. 4 Mon.. Dec. 7 Fri., Dec. 11 Mon., Dec. 14 Mon., Dec. 21 at Clinton or Goderich Mon., Jan, 4 Fri., Jan. 8 Mon., Jan. 11 Mon „Jan. 18 Mon., Jan. 25 Clinton Goderich Batt Mon., Feb. 1 . Horsemen Park House Mon., Feb. 8 Goderich Bait Farm Team) Mon , Feb. 15 Horsemen Farm Team Mon., Feb- 22 Horsemen Goderich Bait Mon., Feb 29 • Goderich Bait Clinton Fri.. March 4 Goderich Bait Mon., March 7 Park House Horsemen Fri., March 11 Horsemen Mon., March 14 Goderich Bait Goderich Bait Farm Team Horsemen Goderich Bait Horsemen Goderich Bait Clinton Park House Horsemen Goderich Bait Farm Team . Goderich Bait Goderich Bait Horsemen vs VS vs VS vs vs VS vs vs vs vs )PEN vs OPEN VS VS' VS vs vs vs VS VS vs VS vs VS VS vs vs vs vs Horsemen Park House Park House Farm Team Clinton Park House Farm Team Clinton .Farm Team 7:00 8:30 7:00 8:30 7:00 . 7:00 8:30 7:00 8:30 Clinton 7:00 Park House 8:30 Horsemen 7:00 Horsemen 7:00 8:30 Park House 7:00 8:30 7:00 8.: 30 7:00 8:30 7:00 8:30 7:00 8:30 7:00 8:30 7:00 8:30 7:00 7:00 8:30 7•:00 7:00 Farm Team • Park Hopse Farm Team Clinton Clinton - Park House Clinton Park House Park House Farm Team Park House Farm Team Clinton Clinton Farm Team Clinton Horsemen BY T.D. The Goderich Sailors lost two games at home last weekend. The Sailors were defeated 5-3 Friday by the Winghaitn Ironmen and then were blown out of the water 9-2 by the Port Elgin Bears on Sunday . The losses sink the Sailors even deeper into the last place in the OHA Junior "C" Group 2 standings and were particularly disappointing coming just when it ap- peared as though things were corning together for the Sailors. In their previous three games they had a win and a tie and had played well in a losing effort in Hanover. The weekend losses, however, were anyttung but encouraging. The Saildrs put up a lacklustre effort against the Ironmen and followed that with a poor first period Sunday against Port Elgin. They began ti) put forth some effort in the second period and got back into the game, but then in the third period they lost their composure and forgot about the game, deciding instead to engage in a running debate with referee Pete Chisholm about the quality of his work. There was no doubt that Chisholm had lost control of the game, but the 'Sailors had only themselves to blame for the five unanswered goals by the Bears that turned the game into a rout. Following the game, Sailors coach Kent Phibbs blasted his players for their lack of self-discipline on the ice. In all, the Sailors had 22 minor penalties, seven 10 minute misconducts and four game misconduct penalties. The Bears had 18 minors, one 10 minute misconduct and one game misconduct. • Rick Dwinell, Ken Gosleigh and Ken Feddema were two -goal scorers for the Bears.. Scott Valliere, Jamie Convey and John McPhearson scored one goal each. Both of the Sailors' goals, scored in the second period, were power -play efforts. Matt Wilkinson and Darrell Durnin were the marksmen. In Friday's game with the Ironmen, the teams were tied at 2-2 after one period and Wingham led 5-3 after two periods. The third period was scoreless. Veteran Dan Gilchrist had two goals for Wingham. Singles went to Brad Priestap, Paul Brophy and Bevin-Flett. Derek Jefferson, Tom Bean and Byron Bowman scored for the Sailors. The Sailors will try to re -group this weekend with a pair of road games, Friday in Mount Forest and Sunday in Walkerton. Juniors and Seniors team for bowling On Sunday Dec. 6th, 30 Thursday morn- ing Senior Citizens and 30 Friday Evening Youth Bowlers aged 11-14 teamed up to complete in a Doubles Tournanlfent. The couples were handicapped accor- ding to their weekly averages. Top winners for the event were Youth Amy Sutton and Sr. Citizen Albert Marsden. Amy bowled scores of 124, 143 and 143 while Albert had games of 198, 213 and 206. With a 30 pin difference, second place went to Juniors Brian Fisher and Aundrea Robb. This was a mismatched twosome that turned out to be a good match. Brian bowled 100, 111 and a high game of 176. Aundrea, in her first year at the lanes had scores 128, 66 and 128. Senior Citizen Irene Sparks and Youth Daniel Scott took third spot .with games of 158, 162, 157 and 114, 135, 159 respectfully. Some excellent scores were bowled by young and old. PRO -AUTO CARE...PRO-AUTO CARE._ w CC U 0 1— CD <r CL W cc U 1- 0 cr PO4RITO CARE At the 5 Points See us for all your automobile MAJOR & MINOR REPAIRS •Tune -up -s •Brakes •Exhaust •Propane •Safety Inspection Station PRO -AU 0 Gas and Diesel 524-5358 .,.PR 0 -AUTO L cr 0 1- 0 CC CL 0 1— 0 cc 0 ARE,.. Can your group benefits program be more easily administered? Ask Joe Sgotto, or your agent. •BLUE CROSS .171 1)uffcrin Avenue. London. Ontario Noll 17.5(519141O-OI1O G.M. MachanComputer Consulting & Sales THESHOWRhighlight.s...Compaq 80286 Portable 1I1...NEC 5 page/min Laser Software demonstrations...Newviewi accounting...Lotus 1.2-3...Desktop Publishing opens Printer December & January - BUSINESS CARD I)RAW Enter each week by visiting THE SHOWROOM and leav ing your business card. Dec. Sidekick 'Dec. 11 Nor Utilities; Dec. 18 Lotus HAI,.* Dec. 24 Modern -2400: Jan, 8 Superkey: Jan. 15 . Flight Simulator Jan. 22 Logintouse; Tan. 29 Word Perfect. DRAW WINNER December 4 J.E. Kirk Goderich Elevators Located in the new Banter -Thomasson Office Complex at 50 South Street Goderich ' 524-6822 Juniors and Seniors team for bowling On Sunday Dec. 6th, 30 Thursday morn- ing Senior Citizens and 30 Friday Evening Youth Bowlers aged 11-14 teamed up to complete in a Doubles Tournanlfent. The couples were handicapped accor- ding to their weekly averages. Top winners for the event were Youth Amy Sutton and Sr. Citizen Albert Marsden. Amy bowled scores of 124, 143 and 143 while Albert had games of 198, 213 and 206. With a 30 pin difference, second place went to Juniors Brian Fisher and Aundrea Robb. This was a mismatched twosome that turned out to be a good match. Brian bowled 100, 111 and a high game of 176. Aundrea, in her first year at the lanes had scores 128, 66 and 128. Senior Citizen Irene Sparks and Youth Daniel Scott took third spot .with games of 158, 162, 157 and 114, 135, 159 respectfully. Some excellent scores were bowled by young and old. PRO -AUTO CARE...PRO-AUTO CARE._ w CC U 0 1— CD <r CL W cc U 1- 0 cr PO4RITO CARE At the 5 Points See us for all your automobile MAJOR & MINOR REPAIRS •Tune -up -s •Brakes •Exhaust •Propane •Safety Inspection Station PRO -AU 0 Gas and Diesel 524-5358 .,.PR 0 -AUTO L cr 0 1- 0 CC CL 0 1— 0 cc 0 ARE,.. Can your group benefits program be more easily administered? Ask Joe Sgotto, or your agent. •BLUE CROSS .171 1)uffcrin Avenue. London. Ontario Noll 17.5(519141O-OI1O