HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal Star, 1976-02-19, Page 11an endSaturday - when the'
Surfs d•roppec! a 4:,2 decision to'
,Port E,f in. +•--
The w'in assured'Port-Elgin,
of a second place finish and
left . the Suns•.din. third place,
:five points. ahead pf-Listowel.
The :Suns played hast night
to -e-M-e and •finrs`Cr'ihet'r
schedule here Saturday ,with
a ganieat5 p.m against first •
place Walkerton; who have.a
record Of 1S.Wins, two ties and
onlyen;e .loss, a 2-1. ctefeiit'at .
the handsof the Suns, ".earner•
in the Season.
The Suns will becompeting..
in • "the Lucart Leprech,eun
':Tournargent.. on • Sunday;
playing their first .game at 8
a.m. If they. 'win they ,will
play again at 3 'p.m. for the
'A' division championship•
port_ -Elgin scor-ed twice
early in the first period here
Saturday. Todd,. Root aft!
Scott' 'A r•nett were - the
marksmen.
,Mr. and Mrs. Peter. Lauzon,
Mr.: and Mrs. Herman
urlbeaul't' and fam-ily and
r. .and Mrs, • Donald
Guilbeault ant Mindy, -all Of
the. - Essex area, :spent' the
weekend at the.Marvin.Smith
home a'nd• -enjoyed some
snowrnobiling.Mrs'. Lau4on.,
and Mrs. Herman Guilb.eault
are daughters 'of- Mr. .and
Mrs. M•arvin.Smith. •
Congratulations to'Cheryle
Rivett, daughter pf Mr. and
Mrs. Arnold Rivett, whose
essay received tap honoursin
all- three classes 'in the:Royal
Canadian'Legion 'contest..
Visitors on Sunday with
Mrs. Mary Berae-_a.nd family
*era- Ruth Bere of W inds'or.,
Mr.;and Mrs: John Bere:and
Karen of • London, , Mrs.
Marybelle A.ldham ' and
family of Goderich; Gerry,
and David Bere of Ashfield
Township.
Dungannon Agricultural
Society <hold its annual
meeting„ zln - Wednesday.
February • 25 at Dungannon
Agricultural• );-fall at 8:30 p..m.
e,survival o ungannon
rebound past Bob Armstrong
inx'
the Elgin goal.`Randy
Y.undt also. received an'assist
on the play. •
Each..tearri scored i nc.e in.
• the:second:period. -' • "'
•:A -tt p his seconT 4f`tlie
_.{.eight' for Port Elgin, , ,and'
Mark Crawford scored for the-
Saris; `asgIsted . by'.; Stexe
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The Sun!, had a chance to
tit the score when team
captainDavid .Gallow was r HQNYDY canned
awarded u penalty Shot when i
he was hooked from•behindon I.
a. bpeak away, The Stins; to r � Ipr.PP
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goalie. beaten on penalty shot to QZ. CANS
attempt, but his shot went ■ 24 CASE
wide. ■
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Portai-tg.i•rte-=1aed•d•-Rate .gOr-'...L1
his seilend goal of the night , .�
• with fo.ur minutes'•left in the 1
game to give the Port their 1
two,goal rnargirrof4+i.etory:.
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COUNTRY _CLUB
Therehas ,been a lot of
.
activttyy.this past Week at the
• Club. The Frit-ester's.have.,,
Ewen deciding by ,a „double
knock -out .competition, .the
'Gehl representatives tb.their
'- - '-B•OriS171�1
-,Benmiller : ,will be
represented by Jim Hawkins'
rink as the first team, anc1 the
winner • of •.the, game,"
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By Beryl I;Ia.rper
Feb-rtuai y 14 was spQnsbre.d
• by Mel B.pgie. for Esso• Me'1
acrd Dorothy wrirked hard to
make this a rpest successful
event,
• ` Dorothy..made. eertaain.that
ere "w•eee-pl;enty-e•f leas-.,
bbeae mademuffins-.
available and hQt'coffee when'
the.,crtriers earn"e off • the ice
'after:.each, of the • •ten end
games, 3irn Kinkead.was the
efficient drawma°ster.. r
The 'winners of the first
--draw were: first, Torrr,Moore
skip, Eileen B;ewman (vice)
•Len Bowman (seeped), Betty
Moore (lead�, second '
Verdun Va'nsto-Cie (skip), Lois
Vanstone .(vice) Eric .Moore
(.second) Bernice .Moore:-
(lead);.
oore(lead);, third, Doug Bunsly •
(skip) Nancy MacKienon
(vice) John- MacKinnon .
(se,cond) Lou Bundy (lead)
consolation, . Wout.' Bakker
(skip) Pat Bakker (vice) Gus
McKlennan (second) Nancy
McKlennan (lead)
The over -a11 winner was the
top team in the second draw;
first, Ivan. Rivett (skip) Vicki
Culbert (vice), Peter Snow.
(second) Karen. Rivett
(lead) second, Pete Graf
(skip) Ardith Brissette (vice)
Don" Edward (second), Lyn
Edward (lead) ; third, Tom
Jasper (skip). Joanne.Jasper
('vice) • ; Wayne Daviso
(second) Rosemary Davison
(lead) ; con"'solation,.: „Paul
Spittal ` (skip): Joan.' Spittal
(vice), Court _Kerr (second),'
Elaine Worsell,(lead). '
The Rivett .rink received
small :replicas of the trophy,.
tiie.Esso Curling Trophy, and
other. prizes included hair
curling irons," hot. shaving;
dis,;pensors,. glasses in .a :41.
piece entertainment .set and and
bathroorscales.
Penny. Peters won the
ladies' door prize•and Wayne`.`.
Davison, the men's door.
prize: -
Mel Bogie says he hopes to
make this V;alentir et-1Mix-ed
Bonspiel' an annual event for
the club. Many thanks Mel!
sometirhe' this week, between;
Cain. Bogie's team and -Yvan •
• Rivet •'rink: will be the,
second ' entry; . when 'the• '
Southern Ontario' playoffs
take place at the. Maitland
Country 'Club, February 28
and 29. '
There were -five . men's
rinks playing off on February.
8 beginning at 10 a,m. Jim
Hawkins'. team of Bill;
Robertson, Bob Jewell, and
Ralph Foster won three.
games. straight to qualify.
John Nixon's foursome •
from Auburn and Ken Bogie's
,team 'from Goderich were
eliminated. The. two:
- • remaining teams include
Carrs Bogie, Ron Kiages, Mike •
Thomas, Bill Brown, and
Ivan. Rivett, Verdun Van -
stone, Len Bow'rnan and Tom
Moore, most of whom have
been . busy curling in 'various -
Bonspiels this past week. '•
The two ladies' teat'ns
representing . Benrniller are
being. skipped by Bernice
Moore, and Barb Hawkins.
The winders• of the nieii'•S '
'draw• and the. ladies' 'draw
:will go oh' to' the Dominion'
playoffs' which are slated for
March 25, 2e, 27 and 28 . at
Dryden Ontario. ;tl
Following• the curling- on
Saturday, ,February 28 of the ..
Souithern Ontario .Playoffs,
the officials have planned•a
banquet- at the Country
• •.and.. a'dance afterwards for
the Foresters. '
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• • On Monday,, February 9, a
team from our club 'skipped
by Ivan Rivett,. with •Vicki:
Culbert, Jamieson.Ribey and
Faye Ri-bey,-atBrussels, won
'the Topnotch -Feeds Trophy. •• .
• ' _ :.Flash! Ivan Rivett's team
• The Valentine Mixed' is theaecond Foresters entry
Bonspiel at the -club on for, this area. ,
'l'he. Suncoast Suns Atoms
five game winning'streak in
WOAA league play came to
- handed- David „Galloves
Daryl,Madge ;got, ane back
for the Suns before the end of
the period when .he back
kins'men make
Th f D
run t a ® air depends solely on -the
support of the cpi"nmunity:and
Fair
attendance at. this meeting.
Furtherrntyre the position of
secretary -treasurer is .open
and interested parties are
asked to • contact the Fair.
Board' or be present' at . this
meeting.•._
• Mrs.: Heber Eedy was
aken tof oderich•Hospitalon
undaymoreing.
An Adult Health Guidance
entire will -lie. open on
Thursday F.ebreery 19 1:30-
:30 at the Assessment Office
Beard Ropm; 46 •Gloucester
Terrace, Goderich.
Rev.: H. G. Dobson
reached on "The Heart of
he Gespel" from John. 3: 14
1 at Dungannon United
Church on' Sunday. A School
f- Theology for "Laity is to be
eld. in :Mitchell on . Wed-
esday eveniQgs for . eight
eeks. 'Anyone .interested
hould contact . Rev. H: G.
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f,
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.The Kinsmen Club curling: bird••piece=in`iltes-ta-ndings.
team posted its second win in Al .Su'mne.r ' skipped his.
':'eight starts, last week with an Teacher One team to a 10-3
11-3,trouncing of. the DRMCo • Win over 'Vittoria and Grey
Office team An. Goderich hangi,ng on to the fourth and
Industrial Curling action. The final playoff spot. with . Vic:
'Kinsmen victory runs their toria an.d.. Grey holding two t
streak, to, • two games and games in "hand over "the- '•s
winning form.. in their.. Teacher .,Twb team. •Th'e*relatersremaining five league games relaters picked . up 121/2. • c
could 'give them" an outside .points in the win snaking up
shot at the fouirth and final for a record setting '15 point 3
la
n. • yoffs pot. The DRMGo loss drubbing . V,.ictoria handed.
leave's; their reeord..a•t four them earlier in'. the- season.
and" .six dropping; them to. The two clubs, will play, their
sixth place in the standings. - rubber match 'later In the
In other action the season.
Financial Team ;kept their; The curlers are heading .2
perfect season •alive.dropping into their playoff stretch with
the 1)RMCo Plant tearn 8-3 . only 'the•undefeatedFinancial o
moving them. .three full Team assured of, a playoff h
gah-ies. into first place. The berth. Four wins separate n
win was Financial's game in second and last place in the • w
hand over: the • idle second . league stand:in_gs • --with . the ,s
.D-la-c-e4zati"rte-Tcvvo-tea-rrr—Tlia-- i-iddle ffvA'r�.,a-m.s—ouly—tw.o
DRM•Co•Plant:Squad now has games . apart in the• win
a .500 season putting the.m ;i.n column. . .
GODERICFI INDUSTRIAL
• • CURLING LEAGUE STANDINGS
W. L• ' F A ,Pct.
financial 9 . 0 •1001/2: 351/2 • 1.000
Teacher Two . • • . . -6 3 • .7 !/ 62 .666
DRMCo Plant .:..:..'•5 5 751/4 681/4 .560
Tettcher.One - 4 5=„611/ .,, 72 . '.444:
' Victoria and Grey •. 3 4 '51 ., 533/ .429
, DRMCo Office- • - 4 6 7.1 " .783A .400
.Kinsmen Club • 2,' 6 44 75. • .250
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Mr. and Mrs.: Thos,.Fowler,
arretand Karen of Parkhill
isited on Sunday. with his
arents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas,
owler.
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