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Foresters clinch first place in industrial curling
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With oneweek left in
week left in
Industrial League
Curling only the top three
places have been
decided. The excellent
Forester team of
Jameson Ribey, Ralph
Foster, Jim Hawkins and
Cam Bogie clinched first
Cam Bogie clinched first
place as they mastered
very heavy ice and the
GDCI Vikings to post a 12
- 6 win. The experienced
Forester foursome were
able to diagnose the
difficult icebefore their
Scott Park of the Ggderlch Sailors looks for a
rebound after the Mildmay goaltender kicked out a
shot in playoff action in Mildmay, Wednesday. The
Sailors defeated Mildmay 5-4 in the deciding game
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of the series after trailing 3-1 in games at one point.—
They played two games in Wheatley on the weekend
and the series resumes in Goderich this weekend.
(photo by Paul Steep)
s end first ringette season
BY LESLIE KING
Stratford returned to
Goderich from its
Ringette tournament in
Michigan to challenge the
senior girls to an
exhibition game on
Sunday at the local
arena.
In a slow-moving, three
period game, Stratford
easily defeated Goderich
13 - 6 with Karen
Ridgewell, top scorer for
Stratford, netting five of
the 13 goais. Cheryl Boon,
Michelle Wilker, Anne
Mathison and Michelle
Hurst each had two to
their credit.
Goderich got in the
game at 9:20 of the first
period with Heidi Elliott
scoring assisted by Robin
MacDonald., At 14:15
Darlene Oesch scored
unassisted followed by
Elliott at 16:20 assist
MacDonald. In the
second. period, Heidi
Elliott again scored with*
Robin MacDonald
assisting at 14:15.
Darlene Oesch at 19:34
scored unassisted
followed closely at 19:15
by Cathy Britnell also
unassisted. Goderich got
its last goal at 13:10 by
Heidi Elliott, with
Shannon McLaren
assistingto • end the
scoring.
Goderich spent a total
of 15 minutes in the
penalty box with all the
penalties assessed to
Goderich. Stratford was
home -free.
Goderich is hoping to
travel to Stratford this
week for a game which
will probably end the
season for both teams.
With their first season
of Ringette behind them,
the Goderich girls are
looking forward Co a
bigger and better team
next year and hope to
have many new recruits
coming out for practice in
the fall;
Huromic lead slips to three points
Huromic • Metal was
held to two points as their
lead in mens bowling
dwindled to four points
over the Recalls.
Little Bowl ripped
Huromic for five points
on Sonny Moore's 370
single and 803 triple. The
Bowlers have 90 points
for the year.
Huromic got a 268
single and 690 triple form
Gerry Durst to retain the
league lead with 105
points.
The Recalls gaidned
but a single point on the
leaders taking three
points in a match against
the BDs. Charlie John-
ston led the BDs withf •a
252 single and 668 triple to
boost the team into third
place with 98 points.
French moved into a
share of fourth place
taking five points from'
the Signal -Not So Shining
Stars.
Kevin Rumig rolled a
283 single and 779 triple
for French while Tom
Flynn was the top Star
with a 260 single and 697
triple.
The Tail Ends are tied
.fo'r fourth spot after
losing five points to Roys
Boys who got a 290 single
and 761 triple from
Manfred Popersnitch.
The Boys have 90 points
for the season.
Wayne Swann salvaged
two points for the Tail
Ends with a 226 single
and 588 triple.
In the final match the
Hopefuls took five points
from Augies Doggies to
move .within 'a single
point of the Signal -Stars
in the battle for the
basement. Terry Ryan
was the top Hopeful with
a 300 single and 686 tirple.
John Miller led the
Doggies with a 263 single
and 742 triple.
Minor hockey elects executivo
The Goderich Minor
hockey Association
recently held a general
meeting in a second at-'
tempt to elect an
executive for next
season.
The new executive
elected from the ineeting
includes president, Don
Larder; fitst-vice, Doug
Cruickshank and second=
vice, Don Elliott. Eleanor
Parent is the secretary,
Barb Shewfelt, treasurer
and Dennis Williamson,
Skaters tested in Sarnia
The weekend of March
16, 17 and r8 saw a group
of figure skaters from the
G.F.S.C. travel to Sarnia
to participate in the
W.O.S.W.I.C.
Invitational. Those who
skated were: Anne Allan,
Patty and John Barger,
Aveleigh Cook, Karen
and Carol Dechert, Lisa
Fisher, Cathy Gallow,
Jennifer Huyck, Melanie
Jeffrey, Leslie Rean,
Lisa, Varga and Eileen
Vollick.
Aveleigh Cook and
John Barger skated in the
Dance Pairs and placed
second. Cathy Chisholm
(Lucknow) who skates
with the Goderich Club,
placed second in her
flight.
There were a number
of skaters who par-
ticipated for the first time
and were quite thrilled
with this type of com-
petition that hosts 800
entries. The club hopes
they will do even better
next ,year under the,
guidance of pros, Mrs.
Fran Brady and Mr. Rick
Pettit.
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director:
The GMHA is still in
need of five or six more
directors for the 1979-80
season.
The minor hockey
Supporter's Club also
elected a new executive
that includes; John
Bakker, president; Tony
Bedard, vice; Nadine
Brown, secretary; Mary
Lynn Telford, treasurer
and Evelyn Boyce, Lorna
Mathers, Pat Chisholm
and Helen Lewis are.
directors.
younger opponents and
struck ice. ,e.. �����4
younger opponents and
struck for seven quick
points in the first two
ends. The student reps
were able to recover from
their disasterous
beginning to take the next
three ends and pull to
within two points of their
rivals only to see the
powerful • Foresters pull
away, once more.
Outstanding play by
Ralph Foster and Cam
Bogie highlighted the
early and late ends while
the equally briliant
performance of Rob Cox
and Don Coughlan
deminated the middle
ends of a good game.
The "Paquetteless"
Health Unit was unable to
match the stamina of the
determined .Elementary
Teachers as they dropped
a "thrilling" 2 - 1 decision
which eliminated any
chance of the fine Health
Unit contingent stealing
first place from the
Foresters. Diane Bud -
nark's near perfect
performance was almost
equalled by Paul Dawson
as these two teams
battled it out in _adverse
conditions,
The GDCI Teachers
brought in some student
labour to overcome the
heavy ice and Kevin
Bundy and Jeff Dykstra
outcurled their teacher
teammates as the GDCI
foursome defeated the
Champion office team 6 -
3. Young Paul Bolan was
the outstanding curler for
the Champion men as
"bionic arm" Bolan
conquered the very slow
ice on almost every at-
tempt.while the rest of his
team and opposition
struggled to get their
rocks over the hogline.
Wayne Gosselin, Hugh
Hanly and a special guest
appearance by ' Jim
Crawford all combined.
with Del MVlitchelmore's
skipping to create a. bad
situation for the AM&G
Hospital No. 2 team 'as
they took it on the chin to
the tune of 13- b.
The Mitchelmore
family's victory puts
them alone in seventh
place while the loss drops
the hospitalites into the
cellar. Joanne Ducharme
and Elmer Taylor put in
good performances but
the night belonged to the
stronger Mitchelmore
crew.
A.M.& G Hospital. No. 1
were on the other end of
the stick as they enjoyed
an easy win over their
keen rivals the Champion
Girls by the score of 5 - 0.
Once again the heavy ice
played a major role as
the Hospital foursome led
by Jim McCaul and
Dennis Miskie were able
to overcome the con-
ditions while the
Champion Girls found
their efforts frustrated by
the poor ice and their
expert opponents.
Local•• 1863 fought the
Victoria Teachers and
the unpredictable ice- to
record a 5 3 triumph.
Charlie Crawford saved
his energy until the end of
the game when he made a
rare but key shot to lead
his team to victory. Glen
Falkiner was also on
target most of the night
for the winners while Ron
Ritchie was very sharp
GODERICH
INDUSTRIAL SOFTBALL
GENERAL MEETING
SUNDAY, APRIL 8th GODERICH ARENA
1:30 p.m.
•A II players are urged to attend
•AIL motions must be presented in writing
executive one week prior to the meeting
to the
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Champion Office
was responsible for a
major upset as they
totally dominated Vic-
toria Ind Grey to post an
impressive 8 - 3 win and
move out of the Industrial --
League cellar. The
record of the Sales Office
does not justly indicate
their level of play ' this
year since they have lost
a number of very close
matches often in very.
unusual fashion. Don'
Kent and Bill Hayward.
were the main men in
their exciting 'victory
while Pete Crew deserves
honourable mention for
the V&G three and a
halfsome.
The condition of the ice
has been alluded to
numerous times in this
summary. It was Poor! It
whennoteworthy, therefore,
is noteworthy, therefore,
whtwo teams are able
to compensate for Mother
Nature's warm weather
and provide an exciting
extra end contest. Such a
performance was put on -
by the Goderich Legion
and the Assessment
Office. The Legion crew
skipped by Tom Eddy
scored a big three ender
in the final end to force
the sudden death ninth
end. In the final end, a
helpful bump by the
Assessment Office and a
perfect guard by Sue
White spelled comeback
victory for the Legion.
Jim Bell and Anne
Mclsaac curled expertly
most of the game for the
Assessment Office. Both
teams deserve the game
of the week honours for
their persistent effort in
difficult conditions.
Grads defeat.
Mustangs 10-5
by Jim Fitzgerald
In an exciting game
last Saturday night at the
Clinton arena, fans were
treated to some excellent
hockey as the Junior "C"
Mustangs • took on the
graduates, of the team
from the past four years.
Even though this year's
team of youngsters were
beaten 10-5 by the grads,
they have nothing to be
ashamed of, as the grads
represented the creamof.
the crop of junior teams,
and with Clinton always
having excellent teams
ever since they entered
"C", that was quite a
crop.
The returning players,
even though they hadn't
played together as . a
team, put on an awesome
,display of skating and
stick handling 'as they
easily dominated their
lighter, younger and less
experienced rivals.
The grads quickly
grabbed a 4-1 first period
lead on goals from Kenny
Robinson, Mark King,
Perry Jutzi and big John
Graham before Bill
Lewis replied or the
Mustangs.
The grads went; ahead
8-3 after the end df the
second period 'on goals
from Pete Thompson,
Victory Kennedy and Rob
Heard with a pair while
Phil Arthur and Tim
McLean scored for the
Mustangs.
"' In the third frame, the
grads added two more
goals from Kenny
Robinson and Victor
Kennedy, while Phil
Arthur picked up= two
more for the `Stangs:
The game, played at
the Junior "A" calibre of
play, was marred by only
four penalties, all minors.
Following the game a
dance was held upstairs
in the arena.
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