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Members of the Lambeth Blues team try to clear the puck
away from in front of their net as members of the Goderich
Old Deckhands close in during Oldtimers Tournament ac-
tion here on the weekend. Goderich defeated Lambeth 3-2
for the Lakeport Division Championship. (Photo by Joanne
Buchanan)
Curlers celebrate Valentine's Day
BY GEORGE SUTTON last shot and the score final
The night before Valen- at 6 to 4.
tine's Day was appropriately The score doesn't have to
filled with heartthrobs— and be close in order for curlers
heartaches for the members to have fun. Just ask the
of the Goderich Industrial Elementary Teachers. They
League Curling. The had a great time. Of course,
"closeness" of this league they were on the higher Side
was displayed as six teams of the 9 to 4 final score
felt the need for a little against their cross town
"extra" on this special rivals the GDCI Teacher No.
evening. 1 foursome.
The first place Foresters In a splendid show of
are a hearty bunch but their professional etiquette, the
stamina was put to the test high school educators
on this night by the AM&G allowed the elementary
Hospital unit. school., educators the op -
An exciting sixth end portunity to run the score up
produced a two point lead for to 8 to 1 early in the game
the medical men but an expecting the favour to be
absolutely flawless shot by returned in the latter ends.
Cam Bogie in the following
end swung the lead back to In a shocking display of
the Foresters but only until heart le ss n e s s,
skip Jim Rourke tied the Elementary Teachers
who scored seven tunes as
many points as the Sifto Salt
Evaporators. This foursome
of brash young men probably
expect to make it to the
Ontario Schoolboy Finals to
be held in Barrie at the end
of February and masters
Jeffrey, Huyck, Durst and
Collins just might do it. The
members of the Evaporator
unit think so!
Even more heartless on
this night of warmth, was the
GDCI Teacher No. 2 four-
some. Regular Chris Connor
refused to play on this night
because he knew the cruelty
his team was capable of. The
accurate antics of Shelley
Warr, Dave Cloet and The
Garrows will long be
remembered by the Victoria
and Grey team and forever
recorded in this paper. May
the Huron County Board of
Education freeze your
salaries at four percent!
The most complete case of
heartache on this pre -
Valentine Day competition,
however, was reserved for
the Goderich Legion vs.
Champion Office Silver
Brooms contest. In order to
preserve the harmony of the
Industrial League, the story
of this game cannot be told
for national security
reasons.
Instead, remember this,
February is Heart Month. Do
something about it with a
check-up and a cheque.
ouseleague
the H •
game in coldblooded fashion tually got better in the final ,
with the final shot of stages and refused to choke.
play! This kind of behaviour must
not be encouraged so the
of these renegades
With hearts pounding, or names
kilograming as the case may will be .published here for all
be, both teams engaged in to see and note: Dianne
the duel of the extra end. "Four Foot" Budnark; Don
Nobody missed for the first "Heatseeker" Budnark;
seven shots. Only Cam Doug "Housebreaker" Yeo
gogie's shot w.a.slett to play. and, the man who
•With all eyes on him and all -engineered this breach • of
hearts . with him (? ), Bogie etiquette, Ron "Ripper"
hit and stayed for a heart-) Ritchie. May the Huron
stopping triumph. County Board of Education
Not to be outdone by their freeze your salary at five
male counterparts, the Lady percent!
Forestersalso-got a little there W.0i1.
extra excitement out of their cases of worse sport -
evening. Bernice Moore even smanship on this special
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• blanked the eighth end in evening of togetherness. For
order to enjoy the thrill of the benefit and security of
extra end curling. the league, these teams must
In a battle that saw many be exposed.
fine shots fired, the efforts of First, the GDCI Vikings period.
Vicki Culbert and Jeff
Harrison were especially
apparent. Harrison replaced
Don Edward this week since
Don, rumour has it, is off to
Mexico. Seeking a cheaper
source of oil no doubt.
In the extra end, the Super
Shell foursome were super
but Bernice Moore was
better as she too hit and
stayed with her final shot to
win the game and earn the
heartfelt gratitude of her
teammates.
Local 1863 and the Huron
Health Unit were tied going
into this week's competition.
Their evenness was even
greater than the previous
games. They went two extra
ends before one felt the thrill
of victory and the other the
disgusting taste of defeat.
Struggling ' without the
inspirational presence of
veteran John Orr, the Health
Unit, nevertheless, hung
tough until the end. Skip
Jack MacKinnon was able to
salvage a tie in the eighth
end and send the game into
overtime. In the first extra
end, MacKinnon drew just
short of the house leaving
1863 skip Jack Kellough a
clear way to victory and
fame. Kellough, however,
didn't have the heart to end it
in such a fashion as he too
was short. Ten minutes
later, however, he had the
same opportunity and this
time his effort hit the heart
of the house and unionism
reigned supreme.
A game does not always
need an extra end to be a
heart -stopper. The Sifto Salt
•"Maniacs" and the Maitland
Golfers put on a show that
included everything but an
extra end. This contest was
all even after seven ends and
each team deserved a
chance at victory. Ralph
Brown and Jerry
Riseborough earned the
respect of their opponents
while Joanne Lucas and
Eleanor Erskine had many
moments of glory.
tie
antam teams tie
In
In bantam houseleague
action this week, the two
Goderich teams squared off
in a game that produced a 5-5
tie.
Garb and Gear got its
offence in gear early and
looked like easy winners
building up a 4-0 lead in the
first period. Tom Bean, Gary
Erb, Todd Nurse and Shawn
Larder scored first period
goals for Garb and Gear.
--Se-ZitTbi1rgntback-in-the-
game with two goals in the
second period but Larder's
second goal of the game
boosted Garb and Gear into a
5-2 lead heading into the final
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The eventshegira On
Friday With Robertson
School WO% a winter
carnival. The activities run
from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. and
eVeryoue is welcome to
attend.
On Saturday the, events
will take place all day long.
The Goderich rikure
Skating Club will sponsor a
pancake breakfast in .the
Goderich Arena auditorium.
Admission is $3 for adults,
$L50 for youths (ages 642)
and $1 for children 6 and
under. Flapjacks will be
available from 7:30 to 11:30
a.m.
The Goderich Girl Guides
will be sponsoring a cheese
and bake sale as well as a
"Kids' Stuff" garage sale.
This takes place in the
Goderich Arena lobby and
runs from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30
p.m.
Twelve teams are entered
in a snow -pitch tournament
which is scheduled to take
place at Agriculture Park,
however, this may be, can-
celled if the diamonds are
too muddy.
if the tournament takes
place it will run from 9:00
a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and will be
sponsored by the Goderich
Restaurant Slow -pitch team.
The Suncoast Mall parking
lot will be the location for a
road hockey tournament
which will take place from
10:30 a.m to I040'.:p.m.
Students litthelbree•i0e01;
elementary i• 001)00)4•., Will
compete in the
whieb is SPORSOOVOY. the
SuncoaSt.1.401100.01010tSi
At 1.141 p4n, at tlie4auth
end of .the :Orandutand, the
Ooderich. Figure Skating
Club will host the wireck,a;..
wreck . event, Participants
will be able to We their
frustrations out On .4
wrecked fur by. paylqg ;1 for
three swings. ,•• •
Eightteams will compete
in a tug of war contest which
will take ,place at 2 p.m.. at.
Agriculture Park. The event
is sponsoredhythe.Goderich
and District Optomist Club.
Pre-school and elementary
school age children are
welcome to take part in a
Fancy •Dress Skating Car-
nival. Admission is free and
each skater will receive a
smallprize which will be
donated by either the
Goderich Recreation
Department or McDonald's
Restaurant.
Major prizes will be
awarded for the most
comical costume, themost
original costume and an
overall prize will be
presented . for the best
costume. There will be three
categories for judging; five
years and under, 6-9 years
and 10-12 years.
The carnival is sponsored
by the Recreation Depart-
ment and runs from 2:15 to 3
p.m.,
Between 1 and 5 p.m. free
sleigh rides may be offered
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Scotiaba4 salvaged a
point Out of the game scoring
three straight goals in the FOr-010606,01001:
final period: Ron Todgham
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In -a game in Wingham
Friday, a combined
Goderich team defeated
Wingham 4-2. Goderich led 1-
0 after the first period on a
goal_by.„Dayid Duncan and
led 3-2 after two periods With Mike Creamer and Shawn
Larder scoring second
period goals. Ron Todgham
scored for Goderich in the
third period.
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