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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-03-17, Page 13uti wn if )r D Mille Doul Fiske abin bort` 1, 24 ng es in ° bet roes, of onlj ie 2 tw It p ,h frog age, stpl (offs IST Iia at steer; 11 41,d•r ly birdie d Golf and Country Club pro Ed Rowe shot 10 holes of golf Monday afternoon at d and came out of the game only two over par. Ed said he was itching to get out th the unseasonably warm temperatures felt Monday was a good day. He said he. the first five holes at the Maitland twice sing that the fairways and greens were good shape. This year was the earliest Rmite has ever played a round of golf. (staff MCO upsets leaders y the definition of a is one which can big game. , If this, is accepted then the lant team is a good MCo men defeated erful Assessment the second time n in a super match right to th'e last two oth skips, Jack and Denis Lebrun, final shots but the s a 605 victory for gh rink. ' et victory was set seventh end when made a superb e -out to score three the final end, Tom arlie Crawford and lkiner eliminated ssessment rock skip Kellough to Assessment's last - hope rock and extend their winning streak to six in a row. Second place Victoria and Greys coasted to an easy 17 1 win over the Kinsmen Team. Skip Hugh Doggett and Vice - Skip Tom Love both had excellent nights conquering their draw weight early and executing multiple point - producing shots with ap- parent ease. The game Kinsmen Team continue to fight to break the shut -out. In the sixth end Skip Dave Cloet made a clean take Out and stayed to produce their only point. DRMCo Office came up with a great team effort to hand the Financial Office a close 8-7 loss. Once again, the game was a battle of skips and breaks: DRMCo skip, Jim Bolan made some first rate shots and enjoyed a fair Industrial League Curling Standings WL F A Perc. Mica 14 2 11101/2 651 .875 7 10 ` 6 144' 96%s .62S 14.2. 10 7 139'% 117% .518 a 11 122 116 .500 7 9 120%4 121 .437 6 10 1121 134 .37S 6 ' 11 97 1534 .352 2 14 561 1001/2 .12S 14.3 NOTICE IFN and plant frees (Norway Menlo, Crimson European Mountain Ash) -on town dlt be planted depending on plans for sewers sltiderations. and 1461,, I office, West Stto ., 5244344 a tree by ril please, 177wtify Town of Goderich . _ PAN* Committee. bit of luck to defeat Larry McGrat 's foursome which included Penny McGrath's Caroline Cass and Louise Doggett. Bolan received help from his front three, especially in the early going, when the DRMCo men built up a comfortable lead. Bill Hayward was particularly good in the first four ends. Teacher No. 2 Team won their fourth in a row by defeating a slumping Teacher .no 3 Team 10-2: Skip Bev Lindsay used a number of breaks and some outstanding shots by vice Ron Ritchie to move into a commanding lead by the midway point of the game. From then on the Teacher No. 3 team's front three put continual pressure on' their counterparts but Lindsay did not break under this strain. He made three key shots in the fifth, seventh and final ends to keep the game out of reach for the opposition. Diane Verhoef had a fine night for thelosers but the battle of the skips was clearly won by Lindsay. lid 6onaplel distribute the prizes. Winner of the first draw was the rink of Jack and Karen MacKinnon with Jim and Elaine Page from Wiarton. Second place went to Tom and Joanne Jasper with Jim and Kris Milne from Durham. Third place went to John and Joyce Orr with Bud and Rita Orr from Wiarton. The fourth prize went to Craig and Caroline Cass' with Ron and Sue Ritchie from Whitechurch. Winner of the second draw and overall winner was the rink of Tom and Brenda Love with Jon and Donna Hit- chcock from Kitchener. Second place went to Greg and Michelle Hansen with Tom and 'Jo Page from Ottawa. Third place went to Jack and Joan Grace with Jim and Margarete Matthew from Toronto. The fourth prize went to Jim and Sylvia Bolan with Dave and Linda Adams from Halton Hilts. There were no real losers in that each participating couple received a prize as well as a goodie bag filled with material donated by local merchants and also had a fun weekend. All couples were also eligible for the door prizes given out during the Saturday night dance which were also donated by local merchants. This Bonspiel is supported generously by local mer- chants and industry. It would be appreciated, by the Bon - spiel Committee if par - ticipants would acknowledge this contribution, when the opportunity arrives, by t mentioning to our supporters that curlers and the club recognize and appreciate their contribution. Ed Rowe and: his staff are to be congratulated on their fine lunch and dinner and Jim Kincaid for his duties as drawmaster. A special thanks goes to the Bonspiel Committee of Jim and Sylvia 'Bolan with Gus and Nancy MacLennan. This Committee has ben working hard since last fall to organize this -popular event. BONSPIEL NEWS On Monday, March 7 two teams travelled to Brussels for a mixed spiel. Consolation winners in the first draw were Jim and Barb Hawkins and Tom Moore and Eileen Bowman. Second place in the second draw went to Jamieson and Faye Ribey and Ross Veitch and Betty Cardiff. On Tuesday, March 8 two Goderich rinks travelled to Milverton to compete in a Ladies' Bonspiel. The rinks were composed of sylvia Bolan, Nancy MacLennan Marj Banks and Marg deBolt with Lynn Edward, Jean McGee, Kay King and Gail Brownridge. Neither team won a prize but had a fun day which is what a Bonspiel is all about. On Thursday, March 11 a mixed,tearn of Don and Lynn Edward with Bill and Kay King travelled to Mitchell for a Bonspiel where they en- joyed a good day of curling. 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