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Bombers lead ladies' Monday night, bowling ,league
On September 25, the
Bombers bombed the
Blazers for seven points,
putting the Bombers in
first place with 12 points.
and leaving the Blazers in
a three-way tie for fourth
place with Joyce's Jets
and Harry's Angels.
A member of the GDCI junior volleyball team returns a shot in tournament
action at the school last week. The juniors took two games from Listowel
and split a two -game set with Listowel. (photo by Dave Sykes)
Juniors win in volleyball
BY TD
In Huron -Perth Con-
ference boys volleyball
play here last Wed-
nesday, the GDCI juniors
won twice from Listowel.
15-8 and 16-14 and split
with Wingham 15-10 and
2-15. The GDCI seniors
lost twice to first place
Listowel 15-3 and 15-8 but
took both games from
Madill, 15-5 and 15-6.
This week's tour-
nament was held
yesterday in Palmerston
with the Goderich teams
playing Stratford Central
and Mitchell.
Mustangs open season
The Clinton Junior 'C'
Mustangs open their 1978-
79 season with an
exhibition game against
the Mitchell Junior 'D'
Hawks this Saturday
night at 7:30 p.m•. at the
Goderich arena. The
'Stangs' regular season
begins on October 15
when they travel to Port
Elgin to do battle against
the Bears.
Last year, the Mustangs
finished
first in their
Central Junior C loop but
were sidelined in the first
round of playoffs by the
Walkerton Black Hawks.
The last two weeks, the
Mustangs have been
practising at Vanastra
arena under the coaching
of Don Elliott and
assistant coach Dennis
Martin. Last year's
returnees included
defenceman John Hart
and forwards Nell
Colqulloun, Paul Priestap
and Tim McLean.
Newcomers who have
come to terms with the
Mustangs include
goaltender John Page
from Goderich who last
year played with their
juveniles along with
forward Bill Lewis.
Others include John
Richmond and Bill Smith
who also played with the
'Stangs'last year.
Another newcomer is
Robert Willut who Iast
Year scored 154' goals for.
the„ ,Zurich Bantams and
who this year was the last
"cut” of the Petrolia Jr.%
'8' Jets. '-
The Mustangs are
holding an Oktoberfest on
Saturday, October 14th nt
the Sandpiper Inn and
that day this year's squad
will be introduced to the
pudic.
AO . on this day
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the final draws for the
1978 Mustang Booster
Club will take place.
Two draws for $100
cash and then the $1,000
draw will take place at
midnight. The fun begins
at 2 p.m. in the afternoon
and runs through all night
highlighted by a
hospitality sing -a -long
and an everting dance.
Come out and have a good
time with the `Stangs.
Goderich gun
club :folds
first shoot
The Goderich Gun Club
held its first combined
trapand skeet shoot at
the new range on the
fourth Concession of
Goderich Township on
September 30.
Harrison Schoch and
Bill Pincombe tied for the
highest single skeet score
of 23. Total scores for 12
gauge skeet were Harr-
ison Schoch 90 per cen-
t ,Bill Pincombe,
Bayfield, 86 per cent;
Mervin Batkin, Clinton,
78 per cent; Doug Sutton,.
London, 69 per cent; Fred
Brall, Goderich 90 per
cent; 20 gauge skeet Bill
Boussey London 75 per
cent. 28 gauge skeet John
Hessels Goderich 80 per
cent.
In trap Bill Boussey
and John Hessels had a
high single round score of
29. Total trap scores were
John Hessels, Goderich,
94 percent; Bill Boussey,
London, 89 percent;
.Merv. Ea`tkin, Clinton, 88
.percent; I John I
tIIA.
Greydanus, Holmesville,
80 percent; Bill Pin- -
combe, Bayfield, 80
percent; Fred • Brall,
Goderich, 79 percent;
Pete Black, Clinton 64
percent; J. Hoy, Clinton,
64 percent; Al Kyle,
Clinton 60 percent and
Chris Middleton, Clinton
` 30 percent.
Next shoot will be held
on October 7 at 1.00 p.m.
Anyone interested in
shooting trap or skeet or
some shooting practice
^ for hunting is welcome,
Cost is $1.50 for a round of
?5 targets. New or
reloaded shotgun shells
Can be purchased at the
range. The range is
located: on the fourth
Concession of Goderich
Township, 1.9miles south
of Highway 8 at the
Fourth farm on left. For
more Information call
John Hessels . 524.2370
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Joyce's Jets lost five
points to Trouble.
Trouble is now in second
place with 10 points.
Harry's Angels took five
points from The Road
Runners which leaves the
Road Runners in the
basement with two
points, one point ' behind
Annie's Fannies who lost
seven points to the No -
Names. The No -Names
are tied for third place
with the Marionettes. The
Marionettes ground the
Coffee Grinders for seven
points, leaving the Coffee
Grinders at four points,
one point ahead of
Annie's Fannies.
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The following bowlers
who led their teams
were: Ett Bradley of the
Marionettes with singles
of 198, 154, 186 anda triple
of• 538 followed by M.
Bannister 158, 161 and 215
-for a triple of 534 and Ila
Williams singled out a
189, 203 and 133 for a
triple of 525.
For the Coffee Grinders
it was Shirley Beier with
singles of 182, 148, and 151
for a triple of 481.
Following her was Pat
Green 135, 131, 195 for a
461 triple.
Leading Trouble to
victory was Barb O'Brien
with 139, 219, 211 singles
and a triple of 569 with Liz
Kruspe close behind with
i
Bring the
family.
Free
Kitty Cat
rides
a 196, 218, 144 and a 522
triple.
Joyce's Jets were led
by M. Langridge who
singled out 233, 180 and
159 for a triple of 572
followed very closely by
Joyce Hamilton's singles
of 180, 207 and 184 and a
571 triple. Brenda
Bricker had a 523 triple.
Annie's ,Fannies were
led by Ann Sprung's
games of 168, 191 and 204
for a triple of 5613. Donna
Duncan bowled a 489
triple and Mickey
Hamilton tripled a476.
Nancy Ferguson of the
No -Names had a good
night with games of 210,
20-1 and 181 and tripled ,a
Bridge club scores
A. Weerasooriya and
Bill Bradley teamed up to
win the North-South
section of play with 751/2
points at the September
26 meeting of the
Goderich Bridge Club.
There were seven tables
in play.
Evelyn Galbraith and
Dawna Sproule were
second -•with- 7 -2 -paints -and-
were followed by Auleen
Currie and Louise
Hetherington with 64
points and Helen and
Glen Gardiner with 551/2
points.
Theresa Donatis and
Arlene Gibbons took the
East-West section of play
with 77 points while John"
Donatis and John Wood
were second with 75.
Mary Donnelly and
Eleanor Erskine finished
with 701/2 points and Barb
Howe and Marian Lane
finished with 67%.
Evelyn Galbraith and
Dawna Sproule took the
north -south section of
play at the October 3
meeting of the club with a
point total of 114.
Jean Cook and Verna
Worthy were second with
98 points and were
folla:TY:Ann
and Bob Dempsey with 93
points and Betty and Ray
Fisher with 881/2 points.
John Donatis and John ' -.'.
Wood were tops in the
east -west' division with
1091/2 points while Mary
Donnelly and Eleanor
Erskine were second with
106 points.
Bill Bradley and A.
Weerasooriya were third
with 1031/2 points and
Auleen Curry and Jean
Papernick finished fourth
with 921/2 points.
592. Dale Oke's scores of
194, 135, 206 and triple of
535 kept her team right in
there.
The Road Runners who
couldn't run fast enough
were led by Gail
McWhinney's singles of
187, 136 and235 fora triple
of 558. She was followed
by Bonnie Snider's
singlesof 194, 190 and 178
and a triple of 512 and Viv
Graham's triple of 502.
Harry's Angels were
led by team captain Carol
Young with consistent
games of 164, 182 and 182
and a triple of 528. -
The Bombers again
were led . by Shirley
Kennedy -whose beautiful
singles of 212, 298 and 240
led to an even. better
triple of 750. This was'
followed by Addie
Graham's singles of 225,
198, 233 and a 656 triple
and Ilene Sillib's well-,
timed singles of 212, 170
and 200 for a 582 triple.
The Blazers hail three
howl -as fighting ' for top
honors on their team for
the night. They were
Lorraine Jones who
singled out a 159, 120 and
218 for a 497 triple.
Lorraine was followed
closely by Mona Davis
with 126, 165, 195 and a 486
triple. Fran Rae was only
10 pins behind with a 143,
165 and 168 for a 476
triple. Honourable
mention goes to Orace
Mugford with a 437 triple.
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