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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1976-11-18, Page 10i• • 1)A.OE 10---Q0DE1 .ICH SIGNAL -STAR, TFIUR iDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1976 k th.640167.beglii$ to. weed utweaker teams ..„. The Amazing Oil ' Mart average. grabbed one 'game off Huromic -Metals Monday ihe Recalls got behind nleigahotl,toolivaenrg oFnrtenntchheir slimpry five points off the fizzling Charles Williams and took Cleaners 'and maintain first 'Signal Stars. Williams, Who - - . place in Men's Monday night ' leads the team in ayerage'at 227, rolled a 332 single and 720 bowling. triple to help get the five. The . Recalls now own fourth place Amazing picked up two off with 33 season points. The the Metals to boast °their Signal Stars are less than one season total to 44 points. Iiin,.game out of the cellar with 25 McWhinney hit a 341 single to points, George Vanderburgh lead the 011Mart-while.SonnY helped his club to two points Moore was rolling a 750 triple with a 300 single and 752 three_ to keep his team high average game total edging Torn Flynn at 246. McWhinney also led fur the honors. Flynn: is the rteter.Ati,..• *.` .•,••• ,•`4,?.WW5,4„. Denise itclielrnove„gf the ,G.E1‘c I. junlor.giristbasketball team drives .f�r the basket under the watchful eye of a Siratford,guard.'Goderich Non the first game of the two game.,ttit'aj - point-final'series played inGoderichTuestlay. iStaftphoto4 •:-,. • ''-‘111 Ponies win two games the club on the night with a single to help the Metals to •.. t‘.... '1-,..-..\ 1* 755 triple. . : . a Don Henry bowled a 259 their five points' while --',,-(•• ..„•,. teammate Jerry Rivett - . chipped in with a 771 three games total. John Hoy stands as theteam's most consistent bowler with a 214 average. Huromic is in fifth place with 32 points. , . Carson Milley hit a 301 single and Don McWhinney , an 807 triple to power French' . Dry Aleaners to a five point t't'• nighf''''' that keeps •them in - , : , . . • ; ....., , tearn's best with a 245 average. Roy'sBoys enjoyed a three. point evening behind Heinz Sartori who leads( the club with a 218 ayerage. Sartori rolled -a 330 single an'd 'combined it with Nibby • Baker's 764 triple to take three off the Hopefuls.. The •Hopefuls are in seventh place with 27 points and got some help Mbnday night from John Em 1:Ion's 256 single and Terry Ryan's, 663 triple, Lee Ryan is the Hopeful's high bowler with a 232 average. CO;MICERT OF SACRED MUSIC • By the-Cptribined Choirs of Si. Andrews Presbyterian Church FROM STRATFORD North Street United Chura FROMGODERICii Sunday, November 21 8 p.m. At the North Street Church • • Featuring Soloists Barbara Collier and Janos and Tessenyi of the Can. Opera Co. .7Q0- .,the twelfth day ofChris •second spot with 40. •The ' Cleaners doubled the Tail Ends for the points.. Don. .N1cWhinney leads his club this season, with 0, 253 average. Bill Mclsaac's team kigh average of 209 stood true - as' heled. his club for the.night - a gni& r ' Zoethout hit a 640 triple to .., • help the Tail 'Ends salvage two On the evening. The Ends • are in sixth place with 31 points. • Augie's Dogies were Cli• nton strong in house -league stopped in their, bid to take aver second place by the, B.D.'s who came on to • prevent Augie's from •a sweep. The Dogies did notch tory. TD took an early lead on agoal by Brad Smith but Peck replied ,with two first period. goals. Mike Chisholm tied the game for TD in the second period before Peck scored the winner early in the third period. • Clinton recorded their second victory over Goderich Restaurant Saturday scoring three goals in the first period and 'adding two in'the second for a 5-3 Win. Ian Peck led the way again with <three -goals while teammate J. Fleming added The Clinton Ponies dominate.d this week's peewee haase league action in- • Vanastra winning two games. The Ponies scored a late • third. period goal to •edge Goderich TD Bank 372 and then defeated Goderich Restaurant 5-3 in a game "...played Saturday. In. theother ' league game •Goderich • Restaurant thumped the Goderich Township Flyers 6- 2. Ian Peck provided the heroics. for Clinton against TD Bank as he scored all three goals in their 3L2 vic- the other two markers. Scott. five points on the night behind Profit,. Jamie Reynolds an2d• John Willis' 314 single and 724 Paul Day scored ' for triple. Willis and team high average bowler John Miller who is consistent at' 212 In other house league ac- Goderich. boosted their season total to tion Goderich Restaurant 39 and third place. scored four goals in the opening period and •downed The B.D.'s slumped to the the Flyers 6.2. , basement with their poor Scott Profit scored two showing and are tied for last%„,, goals for Goderich with place with Roy's Boys at 20 .singles going to Tim • points. The B.D.'s were led by Lassaline, Greg Lapaine, Don Johnston who rolled a 229 Paul Day and Paul, King. • single and turned it into a 620 Brad Hymers and Paul three -game total. Dennis Stephenson scored for the Vanderburg leads the B.D.'s Flyers. on the season with a 194 B club plans Jubilee 3 activity BYTONY WHELAN 1976 a number of the clubs membership attended the monthly meeting of Club Eleven. the CB ra-dio club. in Lucknoiv, where represen- tatives:of the Department of Communications were guest speakers. Mr. Rocky (Roy, Kaminska) of the Goderich Clpb reported back to the membership that which,was discussed by the D.erst. • - The membership then • The Circle City CB Club • met in the Vimy Court of the Goderich Legion on unday and read a letter of thank you conveyed to the club by the • Goderich Chief of Police Pat • King. Over the Halloween weekend club members • patrolled the residential sector of the town reporting by radio to the station, where - a base was set up, any devilory or vandalism at- tempts to public or pirvate pEoperties in the community. Also received and read to the membership was a letter froin the Chairman for the Co-Ordinating Committee of the •Jubilee 3 Committee requesting any assistance by the club in the celebration of • the towns 15(1th birthday. In • response a committee of -five - consisting of Midnight Raider, Willy's Knight, Lady • X, Stringbean, and Foxy • Lady was set up to start plans • for the club's involvements in • the celebration of 1977.• ' After a short discussion • with Goderich Fred, a local amateur radio operator, it is also decided that contact would be made • with the lalnewater. Radio Clhb, • membership • of • ham operators, to work with them on a display for the radio rally set for Monday July 4, *1977. With prior permission by • the Town to install monitor channel signs on the entrance highways to town, ,Ituss • :!..LOrtitinidy oveltuitterred• follow through with .the '• painting and erection of the On Monday NOYernb4 discussed and adopted a club constitution .,consisting of, seventeen by-laws Whith were previously set-up by the Vow;Utive who met priOr to the general Meeting. The foundation of Se ground rules delivered from the Con- stitution- set up by two other local Gencral Radio Service clubs in the area. Coffee was served at the half way point of the meeting to • the mem- bership driving a 15 minute break period. As the club_ meetings have been set for the second Sunday of each • • the DOUCt.E DECKER "RUGBY SHIRT" Pierre Cardin • Bold and rugged as it's name sake:the Rugby is moving into fall with style. Perfect for scoring new fashion points or just kick- ing around, of course ma- • 6hine 'w.ashable,. Relaxed and easygoing in stripes :of all colors. 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