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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1985-05-29, Page 18Tr. iir PA t'r411?E1dC SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 1985 ;r. GDCI sprinter Erin Robinson congratulates an opponent after a Sr.girls' 100 metre heat, during the WOSSA track and field meet, held here Thursday. (photo by Patrick Raids) ,GDCI's Doug Lounsbury was close to the competition in this Sr. Boys 100 metre hurdle heat, until he knocked over final hurdle on the course and finishes lust fractionally behind the winners. (photo by Patrick Raftis ) PRT Lawn bowling season underway On the beautiful, sunny afternoon of May 24, about 50 people gathered at the lawn bowling club on Picton St. to begin the 1985 season. President Norma Hazlitt welcomed everyone and invited all to join in the bowl- ing. To start the afternoon proceedings a "Spider" was held by Harry Williams and Paddy Chappell was the winner of the silver dollar, donated by Harry. Teams of players were organized and two games were played with seasoned bowlers and some who were bowling for the first time, joining in the fun. At 6 p,m. all present sat down to a pot luck supper which was served in the new club house. Ozzie Faikiner entertained the gathering with selections on the piano. Hazlitt opened the business meeting with some appropriate remarks. Agnes McEwen read the report that the nominating commit- tee had finalized; and the treasurer Bea Aberhart gave her report. She reminded everyone of the giant garage sale and bake table scheduled for June 15 at 8:30 a.m. to take place at the club house on Picton Street. Tickets are now available on the lovely hand -made quilt which will be drawn on Oct. 31. Please be generous and buy a ticket from a member. Pat Lumsden mentioned the Zehr's tapes can be dropped into the box in the club house. Willa Williams volunteered to pur- chase material and make up luncheon cloths for the new tables. Other reports were given and Harry Williams presented a proposed rental fee for the club house drawn up by the committee. The yearly fee for lawn bowling will re- main $30.00 for men and ladies the same as last year. Afternoon bowling will be held, Mondays; Wednesdays; and Fridays at 1:30 p.m. and Tuesdays, Thursday and Saturday evenings at 7:30 p.m. All those who wish to bowl MUST have their names in by 1:15 p.m. and 7:15 p.m. respectively. Ng later. Afternoon games cost 35 cents and evenings 50 cents. The Goderich lawn bowling club invites anyone who may be interested in bowling, to visit the greens. Any member will be pleas- ed to answer your questions. Bowls are available for rent. A vote of thanks to Ray Fisher and Denomme's Flower Shop for their contributions to the club was extended by President Norma. The official opening ceremony is to take place on June 7 at 4 p.m. at the Club House on Picton St. All those present at the first meeting were very impressed and delighted with the new club house and the grounds around the club house. High praise goes to the Town of Goderich for this new facility. t Texas scramble played in downpour The weather was great at the start of the Men's Victoria Day Texas Scramble. About the 13th hole...drizzle...then rain, . and the Scramble ended in a downpour. There were many remarks such as "isn't this great fun!" The team of Gary MacKenzie, Dave Sykes, Bill Ross, and Fred Looker had the fewest stupid shots. Three teams tied for se- cond. Because of the holiday, Men's Night was on Thursday. The Low Net winner was Tony Bedard. Other winners were Bill Ross, Al McDonald, Q. Egener, Gerald Morgan and John Kane. But Steve Durst outshone them all! He had a hole -in -one on the 5th. And it is a 1 -o -o - o -ng way from tee to green!! Congratulations Steve. ' • The Tuesday night ladies winners were: First Flight - Marie Huff, Ardith Brissette and Maxine Martin. Second Flight - Grace Neville, Mary Evans and Jean Knight. Third Flight - Joyce Shack, Bud Elliott and Gwen Trebish. Because of ram outs, the 1984 Junior Championship did not get decided until late April of this year. 'the -winner was Joe Fitz- patrick, and the runner-up was Ray Bedard. Congratulations to both. Sunday, May 26 was the 1st couple's 2 - ball. Despite the glowering weather, 16 har- dy souls took part in this fun game. Verna Kane and Tony Bedard took top honours, beating the team of Pauly McKellar and Bob McDougall by a mere quarter -stroke. The "Spring Fling" opening dinner and dance will be on June 1. Phone the Club (4- 9641) for more information and tickets. Donnelly team leads the way at Bridge Club The Goderich Duplicate Bridge Club held ' an 11 -table Mitchell game on Tuesday May 21. Average score was 110. First North- south and first overall were Frank and Jim Donnelly, 136 points; second, Sandy Turville and Randy Piiranen, 134 5: third, John Donatis and Bill Bradley, 122; fourth, Bill Duncan and Ralph Kingswell, 112.5; fifth, Louise Hetherington and Auleen Curry, 112. In the East-West division it was: first, Joanne Gilchrist and Lee Ryan; 133 points; second, Barb Howe and Marion Lane, 131.5; third, Evie McDonagh and Aelian Weerasooriya, 129.5; fourth, Audrey Tobin and Helen Gardiner, 118.5; fifth, 'Jean Cook and Verna Worthy, 117. Goderich bowler competes for region. The O.V. Sun Bowl 5 -pin Championship Provincial finals were held at Towne and Country Lanes in Guelph, on May 18. Sixteen zones participated. They .were divided into four Regions. Biuewater was represented by a team formed at a Zone roll -off at Little Bowl, Goderich. Team - members were mane Urewar, Listowel; Doug Jennings, Listowel; Brenda Ashley, Atwood; Ray Dupuis Listowel; and Nick Littlechild, Goderich. Del Mitchelmore, of Goderich, was appointed Coach. Little Bowl won their region, which earn- ed them a spot in the championship final against Mid Elgin, Huronia and Weston. Weston were the Big Winners with the prize being a one week trip for two, all ex- penses paid, to Florida; plus a set of lug- gage for each player and coach. The trip is scheduled for November 1985. Little Bowl finished third and received AM/FM clock radios with telephones. Giants Still unbeaten in Squirt soccer The still-unbeatg .. Giantswon , both of their games last Wednesday evening, to move four points ahead of their nearest challengers in the Squirt soccer house league. Linklater scoring both goals. In the second game, the Giants topped teh Bombers 2-0, In the first game, the Giants beat the with Linklater and Jeremy Powell each Raiders 2-0, with powerful Steven `searing a goal. New faces appear at Sunset Golf Club Last week's guest week went over very well with many new faces out for Men's and Ladies night. On Ladies night, Thursday, May 23, a pot • luck supper was served, with a fun game of horse race afterwards. The winners for ladies night were: first flight, Rosemary Armstrong, Joyce Bolton; second flight, Ellen Connelly, Pat Vockstader; third flight, Kathy MacDonald, Pat Jewell; fourth flight, Eleanor Ritchie, -Sharon-Moore. Moore. Lucky draw winner for the night was Chris Hoffineyer. On Men's night the special sandwiches went over very well and the guests enjoyed the food, as well as the golf. The winners from Men's night were: low gross for the day, Dave Ronaldson; low net for the day FrPd .InwPll' first flight low �uMjflgCefltre Values CEDAR SHINGLES (#2-5X) SPECIAL... 1{ 995 bundle 4 bundles required to cover 100 sq. ft Ideal for roofing or side walls r . 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