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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-12-09, Page 30Gail Gingras, a member of the B division winner Kincardine team, delivers a rock at the ladies Curling Association Playdowns at the Maitland (photo by Ted Spooner) Winghamwins ladies zone The Ontario Ladies .Curling Association Zone Playdowns were held in Goderich last week, at the Maitland Curling Club. The. Debbie Hopper rink from Wingham was the A division winner, defeating Bel- mont and Ripley in the doubleknockout format. The Wingham team consisted of Debbie Hopper at skip, Shirley McKeg at vice, Marg Allison second, and Janet Haines, lead. The Goderich team, skipped by Vickie Culbert made it to the semi- finals in B division, but lost to the eventual B division winners from Kincardine. The team had Anne Burton skip, Barb Kester vice, Gail Gingras second and Gail McIn- tosh lead. Both the A and B division winner will now move on to Tilbury on Dec. 12 and 13 for the Regional Finals. Teams remain undefeated Teachers have a favorite explanation that they use when they make a mistake putting something on the board. "I just did it to see if you were paying attention!" they will say! Well, who was paying attention to last week's curling report? Did you notice that we reversed the score between Gardiners and Super Shell? It should have been Jeff Harrison's Super Shell team that scored the big ends to take a 10-3 win from Gar - diners. Now, see if you can spot this week's "intentional" error.... There are still only two undefeated tearns in the Thursday Night Industrial League competition, but Glen Falkner's Union team had a big scare before they won their game. The 1863 Sliders were one down coming home against Dixies Flower Power, but managed to take two and win by a 7-6 score. The Frightening Foresters didn't have the same difficulty, as they put away Gar - diners in a 16-3 rout. Chris Connor and his GDCI 9 to 3er team walked all over the Super Shell squad by a 10 - 1 score, while Jim Bell's Legion Leaders did much the same thing to hose the Firemen, 11-2. The Sheppardton Shufflers avenged their loss of last week by soundly defeating the Healthy Hackers 11-4. The Lady Foresters rocketed away with an 8-3 win ON THE ROCKS at the Maitland over Floyd Herman's Hurlers, and the V & G grippers got back on the winning streak by soundly whipping the Port Albert Ice Cube 12-5. One game ended in a default as the Sifto team was unable to ice enough players, giving up a loss to the Ruthless Rookies. CHRISTMAS FUN NIGHT On December 17th, the traditional "Christmas Fun Night" will have prizes for the ."Most .Unusual" and "Most Original" way of exhibiting the Christmas Spirit on the ice. That means, says organizer Laurie Paquette, that dressing up, or singing Christmas songs, or making a display to carry with you on the ice will be the order of the evening. The games will still count in the stan- ding, but George Sutton will be on hand to act as an impartial judge for the "Spirit Awards". Food and goodies will be on hand to help with the socializing before and after your game, so come on out, bring down your spouse, and join in the fun Dec. 17th! Race tightens in leisure league Wednesday Afternoon Ladies Leisure League The race is on! First Place Goderich Harbor with 49 points gave up 7 points to the Lighthouse Keepers. The Hurons at- tacked the Graders taking 5 points and moved into second place with 48 points. Sharon Sanders rolled 216 and Mary Lynn Telford 205. The Sunsets overpowered the Bluewater Belles and took 7 points helped o ,7� S411( SS SS 111r11'111 ss.. - for any car! - for any sport! GODERICH WINDSURFING 47 Church St. 524-9603 by Marian Miller 211-238-617 triple. Shirley Kennedy 226-238-228-692 triple for the Belles. Joyce Hamilton rolled 259-231-671 triple to help the Squares take 7 from the Schooners. Vicki Henry rolled 200. Beach Bums took 5 from the West Winds helped by Yvonne Dougherty 272 and Olive Gilbert 224. The Salt Shakers shook all over the Beacons with 7 points. Marion Riley scored 209. The Goderich Ringette Association thanks The Oldtimers Men's Hockey Team Local 16 E.C.W.U. The Optimists The Kinsmen & Kinettes The Lions & Lioness Mayor Palmer & The Town of Goderich Goderich Minor Hockey Schaefer Pen Garb & Gear A&P Zehrs The Goderich Rec Board Larry Jeffrey's Sales Promotion McDonalds & especially the Ringette Parents & all the volunteers who manned the gates & served the food. Thank You for supporting our first Petite Girls Ringette Tournament. FOR ALL. YOUR PARTY SUPPLIES. *PAPER, PLASTIC & FOOD PRODUCTS* •balloons •hats •noise makers *streamers *glasses *plates *serviettes •table covers WHOLESALE And RETAIL H.O. JERRY (1983) LTD. 185 Park Street, Goderich 524-2855 524-4266 1-800-265-5177 Marionettes take five points MONDAY NIGHT LADIES LEAGUE The Marionettes had a good night taking five points from the No Names. Good games from Betty Fisher 195, Marilyn Bannister 219. The No Names took tw9 points with high games from June Rourke 169. and Anne McCartney 201. The Oldtimers were on a roll taking five points from the Pin Pals. Good games from Judy Kelly 195, Bev Million 205, Nan- cy White 226, Brenda Parker 213, 236, 607 triple. The Pin Pals fought back to take two points, led by Monica Young 150, Helena Young 160, Denise Aubut 1-t The New Gals took four points from the Wallbangers with good games from Bren- da Scholl 161, and Doreen Leeson 193, 210. The Wallbangers took three points with high games from Trish Deighton 175, Dianne Scott 218, Anne Smith 228, Helen Lewis 193, 203, 208, 604 triple. Barb's Bunnies split the points with the Blazers and came away with four points. 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