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Erskine leads
V and G squad
to 6-4 win
BY
GEORGE SUTTON
Ron Klages sneaked
out of the hospital and Al
MacDonald out of semi-
retirement to defend
AM&G Hospital's un-
defeated record against
Victoria & Grey. Ron
must have been a little
weak and Al a little rusty
however, since Bruce
Erskine's surprising
V&G rink handed the
hospital employees their
first setback. The score of
6-4 indicates the com-
petitive nature of this
contest. Both Erskine and
Klages made difficult
shots and received ex-
cellent support from their
front threes. The near
perfect play and im-
portance of the game
wins this match the game
of the week honours.
Cam Bogie's ability to
draw was the highlight of
the Foresters fourth
victory of the season as
they overcame a
determined Victoria
Teachers foursome 12-4.
Barb Lade and Marty
Bond performed well for
skip Ron Ritchie but the
experienced Bogie did not
allow the spirited
• educators a chance to
achieve an upset.
Jameson Ribey was
outstanding for . the
victors as his shots often
set up the big end for his
team.
Laurie Ginn provided
the spark which resulted
in a big triumph for the
Huron Health Unit over a
strong Assessment Office
9-1. Fine shots by Jack
MacKinnon in the early
ends allowed the
"healthy ones" to grab a
big lead which the
assessors were unable to
overcome despite out-
standing effort by Sue
Ritchie.
Hugh Hanly and Del
Mitchel more enjoyed
strong games as the
Mitchelmore family
overpowered the
Champion Office con-
tingent by a 13-4 score.
Barry Page and Gord
Crabb curled well for the
Office team but were
unable to come up with
the big shot at crucial
times while the "M"
family was unrelenting in
their quest for their third
triumph of the young
season.
Last year's champions,
Local 1863 have been
showing last year's form
recently as they won their
third game in a row by
doubling the .score on the
Goderich Legion unit 8-4.
Skip Jack Kellough was
particularly sharp on his
take-outs while Glen
Falkiner had his draw
weight down perfectly.
Sharp take-outs and
accurate draws are a
winning combination
anytime and Legion
member Bill Duncan
admitted later that it was
this one-two punch that
did his team in.
The G.D,C.I: Teachers
had all the breaks in their
contest against the
Champion Girls as the
final tally of 16-2 would
indicate. The girls scored
in the first end but after
that the precision curling
of Del Almeida, Doug
Bundy and Donna Doidge
was too much. Marg De
Bolt made a number of
fine shots for the Girls but
as skip Sylvia Bolan
succinctly put it later
"We have had better
night".
Di-ve Cloet's ex-
perience united with his
younger teaminates'
etithusiastn 'to produce a
conVincing 818 victory for
the, �D.CJ. Vikings over
the- EleMentary
Teachers, The game
tethers neveregave up to
the students as they
scored two in the final
end but it was a case of
too little too late. Don and
Dianne Budnark had
good games but their
attempts were overcome
by the team effort of
Cloet and company.
Cloet's night was topped
off later with the birth of
his first child, an 8 lb. 2
oz. boy. Congratulations
Dave and Diane!
Last week the AM&G
Hospital No. 2 team came
very close to their first
victory losing by a single
point. 'This week,
however, they came out
flying and when the
smoke cleared they had
accomplished their first
triumph of the year
dumping the Champion
Sales Office 10-5.
Hospitalites Judith -Anne
Murray, •Dawn West-
brook, Jennifer Matthews
and Elmer Taylor all
contributed an equal
share to their victory.
Opposing skip, Bill
Hayward singled out Pete
Warner as the Sales
Office's best curler.
Unlike their previous
contests, the Hospital
team was able to get an
early lead primarily due
to Skip Taylor's excellent
performance and then
hang on to record what
they hope will be just the
first of many victories.
GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, TIRJR$DAY, DECEMBER 14, 1978—PAGE 19
Cam Bogie carefully watches a rock approach the
house giving instructions to his sweepers in British
Consul playdowns at the Maitland Curling Club
Saturday. Bogie faced Jack Kellough's rink to
determine the Maitland representative in Division
13B for the Consul playdowns and here Kellough
looks over his opposition skip's sh.oulder to see what
the shot does. Bogie defeated Kellough's rink and
went on to win the playdowns. (photo by Jeff
Seddon)
Recalls extend league lead
BY DAVE SYKES
Now that the Recalls
have had a taste of first
place in the Mens Mon-
day bowling league they
are taking off.
The Recalls blitzed
French for seven points
on the strength of Wally
Milley's 346 single and 854
triple to extend their
league lead to four points.
They now have 59 points
for the season.
French, who remain in
last place, got a 250 single
and 693 triple from Kevin
Rumig. They have 29
points on the year.
Little Bowl remained in
second place but slipped
on the leaders taking five
points from Roys Boys to
boost their total to 55. Jim
Harrison led Little Bowl
with a 313 single and Jim
McWhinney added an 817
triple.
Heinz Sartori led Roys
Boys with a 272 single and
745 triple to lift the Boys
season total to 48 points,
good for fourth spot in the
standings.
Augies Doggies jumped
into a tie for third place
by taking four points
from the Tail Ends on
Don Carrick's 258 single
and 640 triple.. The 49
points leaves them tied
with Huromic.
, Doug Zoethout's 249
single and 632 triple
salvaged three points for
the Tail Ends and
boosted theq season total
to 44.
Huromic had to settle
for a share of third spot
after losing five points to
the BDs, who increased
their season output to 42.
Don Henry rolled a 344
single and 659 triple for
Huromic while Jim
Sanders led the BDs with
a 353 single and 693 triple.
The Hopefuls battered
a shorthanded Signal
squad taking seven points
on the strength of Gene
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