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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1985-02-13, Page 18• 't. iii ;i JP..u>.4.1 • Big Brothers Bowl for Millions The North Huron Big Brothers Association sponsored its first Bowl for Millions last week to raise funds for the group's activities. Saturday was Celebrity Day at Little Bowl and a host of big and little brothers and friends helped raise over $3,500 in pledges for the association. As evidenced by the above photos, _the participating little brothers took their bowling seriously and displayed fine form. Below, Mayor Eileen Palmer and Linda Hruden and Den- nis Little of the association kicked off Celebrity Day by bowling the opening frame. The. celebrity of the day had to be Simon Langlois who raised 5843 in pledges while Marj Moore chipped in with 5352 in pledges for the association. The money will be used for weekend cam- ping trips and the group's annual picnic. (photos by Dave Sykes) 10 po4petItion'8,20th Year. Ing ,fish eaeh� was .paa all s ).. g e oca BY BARRY PAGE club.. ii!cs "Awesome".CO ' w There was a certain amount ofjuggling m the chess club standings after tallying up last week's wins and losses. The most significant move was Mark Maurer being catapulted into Level 1_ from Honorary "member status. Other changes included Robert Nau' elevation into Level 3 and Barry Page's relegation into Level 4. Eric Hallam joined: the ranks of the most improved players. Despite a smaller attendance than usual, fifteen games, including one drawn match between George Barwick and Robert Nau, were played. George also played a cautious game against Louis Stadelmann. After a great deal of °✓✓manoeuvring, .Louis was able to check- mate his opponent. Dave Brown showed his keenness, because,not even a sprained leg Injury deterred him from attending the une form and won an interesting game against Dave. Dennis Luiting picked up three wins 'and is gradually rising up the ladder of. Level 3. Doug Brindley was also victorious in both games he played. The Goderich Chess Club welcomes players of ail standards. Call Doug at 524e 8674. Current standings of the Goderich Chess Club are as follows: - `LEVEL 1 WLDO Ben Stadelmann 18 2 0 :900 Walter Gottschalk 18 2 0 .900 Bob Dick 20 4 0 .833 Mark Maurer 15 3 0 .833 LEVEL2 Brian Phillips 14 4 0 ,777 Doug Brindley 26 8 0 .764 Louis'Stadelmann 14 5 0 .736 Eric Hallam,. 13 9 0 .590 Brian Brindley Owen Moriarty Gerry Ross Dennis Lusting Robert Nau ¥,EVEL 4 Barry Page 13 19 John Q awford 19 28 Dennis x 5 12 `like Cox - 6 15 Dave Brown 1 41 HONORARY MEMBERS George Barwick 4 8 0 .321 Richard Bennett 4 10 0 .285 Pierre Chagnon 2 11 0 .154 MOST IMPROVED PLAYER INCREASE Robert Nau .289 Brian Brindley .225 Eric Hallam •180 John Crawford .161 10 15 10 17 25 • 7 -0:- . 000. 11 0 " .577 10 1 .500. 21 2 A50'; 33 2 .433 1 .409 1 .406 1 .306 1 .2'85 1 .034 Bowlers compete in local tourney 34-9 TOURNAMENT On Friday, February 8, the second mixed 3-6-9 tournament of the year was staged at Little Bowl. Over 70 bowlers competed and over $700 in prize money was distributed. A tentative date of March 29 was discuss- ed for the next competition. If anyone would like to enter, please notify the staff at Little Bowl or the executive of the Little Bowl 5 - Pin Bowlers Association. The first place finishers were Leone Thom .and Jerry Rivett -who -took -home. $-100.00 for the night. TOURNAMENTS On Saturday, February 2, Barb Almasi,': and Joan Burleigh, travelled to Griffin to represent the Little Bowl 5 Pin Bowlers Association in the Provincial Champion- ships of the Walker's Special Old High Low Doubles tournament. They didn't come out Winners this time, but they did however, distinguish themselves and the association with good scores.. The league rounds of the 5 pin team chain- .pionships are also complete now and the winners have been declared. The zone finals will be held in April to decide who will go on , to the Provincials to -compete for the• big prizes. MONDAY NIGHT MEN„ Selinger-Wood closed the gap on first spdt, as they downed Little Bowl 20.5 to 9.5. Car- son Milley led the way as he scored a 667 for the match. Gerry Ross turned in a 709 to .lead Little Bowl. The ' league leaning, Murphy's Landing team was defeated 22 - 8 by John's Jokers. John Miller turned in'a 789 for the night: Ken Johnston was top man for M inear,wit as �'' French Cleaners downed the:' 'I'eam'z5 • to 4.5. Dick McLean was top man for French with a 759. Paul Bartliff led the A team with a 628. Dennis Schmidt rolled a 666 to lead the Tail Ends to a. 22 - 8 win over the Poverty • Pak. Jim Carrick was the high bowler for the Pak._with e496..... MONDAY NIGHT LADIES -. The top spot in theleague still belongs to. QAuleen's Angels as they took seven points from the Oldtimers. Joan Burleigh led her team, with 234, 606 triple, but close behind was Auleen Theriault, with 250, 228, 603 tri- ple. The Oldtimers high roller was Vi De Haas, with 245, 236, 667 triple. The No Names took four points , as Del Geddes rolled a 726 triple. The Marionettes came away with three points and some good games rolled by Marilyn Bannister, 202; . Joan Crawford, 216 and Betty Fisher 228, 590 triple. Shin's Girls took seven points from the Blazers as Bev. Whetstone rolled a. 207, Joyce Pettus 188 and Barb Ahnasi 270, 649 triple. Lorraine James of the Blazers, rolled a 192, 200, 530 triple. Trouble gained seven points as they bowl- ed over 80 percent of their average. Liz Kruste rolled 596 triple -and Ruth Ann Bren- nan was tops with 609 triple. Standard Trust WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES Bluebelles have regained the lead with a 5 - 2 win over Forget-Me-Nots. Irene Todd had high game of 218, while Shirley Smith rolled 214 and589 for Forget-Me-Nots. Tulips managed only two points from Tiger "Lillies", whose high game of 248 was bowled by Dianne Leddy. Carnations, led by Marg Hall with 250 and 633 and Joyce Hamilton, with 249 took five points from Daffy Dillies, Daisy Scott had 602. -- Buttercups tookonly two points from Snapdragons to remain tied with Daffy Dillies for fourth. , Gwyn McRae rolled 230 and Sheila Brownlee 230 and 609 in their match. Roses and Sweetpeas bowled to a 5 - 2 decision..Vi De Haas had 219 while Karen Pounder had 236. • • Audrey Brindley with 251 and 610 led Doreens Daisies to four points from Marys Golds. Bernice.Henry had 590 triple. THURSDAY MIXED -The Dizastors increased their lead over the Copycats, by winning a 5 - 2 split. Shirley Beier was the big gun for the Dizastors bowling a 299 single and 651. triple. Elsa Fickert was high bowler for the Copycats with a 558 triple. The "A" Team and Nightowls also battled to a 5 - 2 split, with the "A" Team coming out on top. Debby Good was the big gun for the "A" Team with a 628 triple, Al Fisher was high bowler for the Nightowls with a 659 triple. Lois Rowe also came up with a 229 single to help stop a clean sweep by the "A" Team. The Semis? and Four Seasoris bowled to a 2 - 5 split. Shelley Kirkconneil : was hot for the Semis?, bollte a 231 single and 540 tri- ple. Don Bizier again was the big gun for the Four Seasons, bowling .a 268 single and 601 triple for the win. THURSDAY NIGHT LADIES Team Canada's Alice Koopmans with a 551 triple, herped lead her team to a 5 - 2_ win over the Yo Yo's. Marj Smith with a 291 garne.was high bowler father team; with a 619 triple. Sheila Brownlee bowled a 659 triple and helped her team capture five points over the Wallbangers. Dianne Scott was high bowler for her team with a 515 triple, but many bowlers bowled well above their averages. What Not's took five points off the Spare Parts. Linda Rodger bowled expertly and had a 612 triple. Deanna Gilders also bowled well with three good games to help increase her average. Spare Parts however took two points with Grace Young bowling well for a 549 triple. Alleycats also took five points with Pat Brown bowling a 511 triple. Nighthawk's Celia Drennan had a 486 triple. FORRIES&TERS MIXED Rod Johnston,. rolling a 717 triple, led his first place "Lucy's Gang" to a five point win over sixth place "The Cool Six", Gary Nicholson, of Cool Six, had a 214 for 516. Six Pointers in fourth took five from se- Save 5 Ways - TIMEMINNING OUT After March 31st, the federal government's C.O.S,P, grants for the reduction of oil consumption will no longer be available. So York ... Canada's #1 name in fieaTpumps" . "wants to help-you-make-theright decision in home comfort; Purchase a York Heat Pump by March 31st 1985 and save 5 ways. • RECEIVE 5800.00 C,O.S.P. GRANT • NO MONEY DOWN • NO PAYMENTS UNTIL MAY 1st 1985 - • FREE YORK ELECTRONIC AIR CLEANER. FULLY INSTALLED • REDUCED HEATING COSTS IMMEDIATELY And of course you'll have built-in central air conditioning come summer. 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JOHNSTON...524.7758 Sales & Service vcieso2 ENERGY.. SPECIAUSTSS •1111111111 • cond place Karens Kats. Nancy Willis rolled a 659 three for Six Pointers and for the Kats it was Allan Webster with a 610 triple. ' Little Gems, in third, took fifth place. "No Names" for five. Gerry Morgan of the `Gems' had a 611 and Ralph Curran of No Name0a 572. "Sandy's Stars" went for a 4 - 3 split with third place "Spoilers". Ron Willis of the "Stars" rolled a 578 and it was Jack Gilbert with a 649 for the "Spoilers". Noddy Pins in ninth place took five from third place Wise Guys. Brian MacLean roll- ed a 609 three for Wise Guys and Ruth Oke a 674 triple for the "Noddy Pins". The Sullen's Six •got a 4 - 3 split with the last place "Hot Spots". Sharon Johnston had a 578 for the Hot Spots and for Sullens Six it was Barry Sullens with a 556 triple. SENIOR CITIZEN BOWLING Mike Sanderson, 609, was the highlight of the Vims 7 - 0 win over the G & Ms. Ben Hamilton had a 516 for the losers. Headpins split games with the -Madcaps with the Headpins getting the extra point. Marie Park had a 676 for.the Caps. Ups & Downs stayed at the top with a 5 - 2 win over Art's Tarts. Marguerite Horton- - had a fine 493 for the Ups & Downs. Tops for the Tarts was Esther Dennis, with a 468. The other two games also ended in 5 - 2 wins with Ed's Girls getting the better of the Pin Pickers, Ed the 559; Marge Horn - 'blower, 485, for the Girls and Marg Stod- dart, 450 for the Pickers. Scatterbrains took five from the Gems, Kay Glen, 529, Stan Dennis, 459 were the best for the "Brains" while Mary Harman, 541, tried hard for the Gems. Please give your, name to Ed Smythe if you iriiend going to Seaforth on February 19, leaving 1:15 p.m. from the Little Bowl. - WEDNESDAY MIXED Several bowlers were hot this week with. • ,Tami Kroon of the Lane Busters coming out on top with a 326 single and 797 triple. team- mates John Kroon and Lee Ryan rolled 621 and 681 respectively. The Lane Busters were. overpowered . by. the A & A team 5 - 2. Steve Allen's 705 was high for the men with teammate Gord Fisher's 641 helping out. The Falcons split 3 - 4 with the Go -Getters moving them to first spot with 82 points. The Country Kids took five points from the Ghost Busters with Vi De Haas, 656 high. overall. The R -Gang took four points from Ernie's Roadhouse giving them a total of 79 points. Ron Blue and Sarah Cox were high with.688 and 549 respectively. Kathy MacDonald was tops for Ernie's with 581. Shirley Schmidt rolled the ladies high tri- ple, of 718 for the Leftovers. However, the Bedford Hotel came out on top with five points. Judi Allen's 683 led Bedford. Congratulations to Ernie's Roadhouse for winning the team -over -average , tourna- ment. Good luck in the next division. GOET"I LER 's OF DUBLIN STORE FULL ,,OF_ -13EAUI'Ft1L I'lJ°Rl�laITUREx On the Main Street 345-2250. 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