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47 CHURCH ST., 524-6253
Goderich, Ontario
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Close games played
FoRiartsmas mutElp
No team got a full seinen it was 2-5 and 3-4
_„ Wittier evening.
Meitiliilgl 1W 1 nt t J 1'ck`Gilber-t,;with-two
364i'gaa nes and a 282 for a G48 telple.
Ladies High goes to. Sandra Curran with
326 single, 20,2 and 195 for a 725 triple. -
WEDNESDAY NIGHT MIXED,
Lee Ryan kicked off 1985 with the men's
top triple of 789, leading the Lane busters to
a sic -point win over the Go Getters. This
puts the Lane Busters in sole possession of
first place with 70 points. High roller for the
Go Getters was Pam 11 Meriam with 487.
Marj Moore came up with a 675 to take the
Ladies High triple, team mate Sonny Moore
rolled a 275 single and 691 triple to help lead
the Falcons to a fourepoint win over the
Ghost Busters. With 69 points the Falcons
hold on to second place. Vi De Haas was tops
for the Ghost Busters with 575 putting her
team in sixth place.
Barb Lonsbary's 273 single was high for
the ladies this week with team mate Larry
McDougall's 297 taking top honours for the
men. Larry also rolled a 764 triple leading
the A & P team to a seven -point win over the
Country Kids. Gerry Bell's 571 was high for
the "Kids."
The R -Gang took five -points from the Lef-
tovers, giving them 58 points and third spot
in the league. The Leftovers occupy fourth
place. Don Siemon's 591 was high for the
"Gang" with Sarah Cox's 486 helping out.
' Sandy Graham led the Leftovers with a 617
triple.
John Allen's 550 Ied the Hotel Bedford to a
five -point win over Ernies teanove them into
fifth spot. Lorraine Chamney rolled a 517 for
Ernie's Road House.
THURSDAY NIGHT LADIES
Bonnie Erb of the What Not's had a fan-
tastic night with a 310 single to compliment
her 723 triple and lead the What Not's to a 572
win over the Yo-Yo's. Pat Pitre of the Vo-
Yo's had high triple of 577.
The Alleycats took charge of their match -
up with the Wallbangers and captured all
seven -points. • Pat Brown and Debbie
Vanstone tied with 495 triples for the
Alleycats while Helen Lewis led the
Wallbangers with 510.
ByBTU'
The Knockout split a 4-3 decision with the
league leading Strike Zone II. Dan Trebish
rolled a 496 triple for the Knockouts while
Tim Gerrits had a 603 triple for Strike Zone
H.
Head Pins Revenge kept their bid for first
auv , b:;s4U,Ilg t a /, .; 7-0. Cindy
Swale was the high roller for, Head Plias
Revenge with a 495 triple. Tiro Main rolled a
510 triple for the Four Aces.
_. The•Pin•Strikersewon.a.4-1gaLloa ov_q
ea
the Pia baste= led by CaCathyMil ler's 521 tri-
ple. Jeff Coulter had a 5189 triple for the Pian
Busters.
The Gutter Bowlers won a 5-2 decision
aver the second place, Lane Busters. Ken
Webb had a 489 triple for the Gutter Bowlers
and Lora McInnis had a 488 triple for the
Lane Busters.
The Triple Strikers won a 5-2 decision over
the Little Bowlers. Scott Allen led the Triple
Strikers with a 465 triple while Gi u..'
Langlois had a 620 triple for the Little
howlers.
FAMILY TWOSOME
During the Christmas Holidays the Y.B.C.
League held its Annual Family Twosome
Tournament.
Each bowler has the opportunity to bring
a relative of the same sex to howl.
In the Bantam Girls division, Julie Fisher
and her mom, Diane won first with a total
pinfall of 978. Stacy Clarence and her mom,
Debbie placed second with a total pinfall of
908. Tara Million and her mom, Lynn placed
third with a total pinfall of 871.
In the Bantam Boys division, Ryan
Million and his dad, Larry placed first with
a combined score at 1,111 pins. Michael Mc=
Cabe and his cousin, Larry Ryan placed se-
cond with a total pinfall of 1084. Dennis
Lassaline and his dad, Dennis placed third
with a total pinfall at 1082.
In the Junior Girls division, Julie Melick
and her Aunt Pauline placed first with a
score. of 1038, Michelle Langlois and her
sister, Kim placed second with 1008 pins and
Terry Lyn Schmidt and her mom, Shirley
came in third with a total score of 1003 pins.
In the Junior Boys division, Mike
Duckworth and his dad, John placed first
with a total pinfall of 1237. John had a 780 tri-
ple for the day. Ken Webb and his dad, Al
placed second with a pintail of 1073. Terry
Chambers and his dad, Gary placed third
with a pinfall of 1068.
In the Senior Girls division Cathy Miller
and her cousin, Janet Deer placed first with
a combined score of 913. Jennifer Kruspe
placed second with her mom, Liz with a
spore of 897.
;The Senior Boys division was really close,
only four pins separating first and second.
Ken Morley and his Uncle Dennis were the
eventual winners with a total pinfall of 1145.
Tim Gerrits and his brother, Henk came .se-
cond with a total pinfall of '1141. •
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JANUARY 9 - CARD PARTY - t'
A Card Party will be held at the MacKay
Centre for Seniors, Goderich,on Wednesday,
January 9 at 8 p.m. Games featured will `be
Euchre and 500. Admission $1 per person.
Lucich provided. Everyone Welcome! Taxi
524-6594. ,
JANUARY 10 - CARD PARTY
The Goderich Township Women's Institute
will beholding card parties on January 10.
'and January 24 at 8 p.m. at the Community
Township Hall in Hohnesville. $1 per person
and ladies please bring lunch!
JANUARY 11- EUCHRE PARTY
The Canadian Foresters of Benmiller are
sponsoring a Euchre Card Party on Friday,
January 11 at the Foresters Hall, Benmiller
at. 8 p.m.,_.Admission,. is $1 • Per person.
Everyone please bring lunch.
JANUARY 11 -DANCE
A Dance will be held at the MacKay Centre
for Seniors, Goderich on Friday, January 11
at 8 p.m. Music by Gordon Harrison's
Group. Admission is $2 pee person. Please
bring lunch.
JANUARY 12 FIGURE SKATING COM-
PETITION
The Goderich Figure Skating Club Competi-
tion will be held on Saturday, January 12
beginning at 9 a:m. at the Goderich Arena.
This is your opportunityto see local talented
skaters in competition. Everyone Welcome!
JANUARY 12 - LEGION DANCE
The Goderich Legion Branch 109 will be ST. VINCENT DE PAUL STORE
holding a . dance on Saturday evening, Old St. Peter's School on Caledonia Terrace
January 12 beginning at 9 p.m.- Come out is now open with used clothing and other ar-
and dance to the music of "The Cavaliers". tides for sale. Open every Friday night
from 7 to 9 pan.. and Saturday mornings
from 10 a.m. to 12 noon. Everyone
Welcome!
Hi!!
UPCOMING GODERICH MINOR HOCKEY My name is Jonathan Alibi. I will be two
January 19 - Novice - Strathroy at Goderich - years old on Friday, January 11:My brother
4p.m. Jeffrey will be three months old the same m
JANUARY 17 - EUCHRE PARTY
The Colborne Recreation Committee are
sponsoring a Euchre Party at Carlow Hail
on Thursday, January 17 at 8 p.xn. Everyone
please bring lunch. Admissian is $1 per per-
son. •
JANUARY 17 -EUCHRE PARTY
The Nile UCW.is holding a Euchre Party on
January 17 at the Nile United Church at 8
p.m. Admission is $1 per person. Ladies
please bring lunch.
JANUARY 20 - ANNUAL 50 KM
SNOWMOBILE MARATHON • .
Benmiller Foresters • and Colborne
Snowmobile CIub Annual 50 • Km
Snowmobile Marathon is scheduled for Sun-
day, January -.20. (Alternate date. January .
27). Registration at Forester's Hall,. Ben -
miller from 10 a.m. to 12 noon. Participants
must be licensed, insured and carry pledges
to be eligible to enter and to receive prizes.
Pledge forms are 'available from area
snowmobile dealers, Foresters and prize
donors. Proceeds to Cancer Research and
Forester sponsored local projects. For more
information please call: Len Fisher 524-
8034, Ken Wilson 524-2767, Tom Tobey 529-
7431.
JANUARY 22 - WEEK OF PRAYER
A community service of worship and prayer
will be held at Knox Presbyterian Church on
Tuesday, January.22 at 7:30 p.m. `
JANUARY 15 - PHOTOGRAPHY COURSE
Learn to use your camera more efficiently.
Discover the interesting aspects of
photography as it relates to camera handl-
ing, film identification, proper exposure
under various lighting conditions, electronic
fla3fi. dn, Ivo nou�r ciasse will be he:rl�an-J-anuary-10 atom_,Str-athroy ag Goderich - 5 day. I live on Mill Rd. with my 14loin and
Dsii, t anT11't'rtpiie:-
Bye for now!
fee is $25.00 per person (plus $5.00 for sup- - 6 p.m. P.S. Happy Birthday! Janice, Larry and
p les). '1`o re -re ister T^. „ ,m/ 10 - Renta - Strat ov at Goderich' Uncle Cliff.
Recreation Office at 524-2125 ^ - 7:15 p.m. ..
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H
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Hi:
My name is Gerry Lassaline and I would
like to join your birthday club. Twill be five
years old on January 14.
I live on Wellington St. with my mom and
dad and brother Gary and my baby brother, •°
Mike.
On Sunday, I am going to have a toboggan
party with some of my friends and my mom
is going to make a Star -Wars cake for us to
eat.
Bye for now,
Gerry
Dear Captain Comei:
Well it is finally here! My long awaited
fifth birthday.
I►Yl be baying lots of fun celebrating with
my cousins and friends. I'd like to wish my
cousin Jason a. very happy first birthday,
January 20th.
Happy New Year.
Love, Jamie Finlayson
Tuesday evenings beginning January 15 at p.m.
7:30 p.m., at G.D.C.I. (Room No. 29). The January 19 - Peewee -Strathroy at Goderich
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ATTENTION
ALL DOG OWNERS
1985 Dog Tags Due
Dog Control
By -Law No. lOof '1974
Dog Tags are now Duel After February
28th, 1985, a Penalty of Tan Dollars
(610.00) Plus costs will be assessed as
per (tem 3 of Part 11 of By -Law No. 10 of
1974,
Tags aro available at the Municipal
Office, 57 West Street, Goderich.
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Larry J. McCabe
Administrator, Clerk -Treasurer