The Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-10-27, Page 10.n.
PAGE 10--GObERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1977
Top spot changes hands in Monday loop
Little Bowl and the Recalls
got a little help from French
Dry Cleaners in Men's
Monday night bowling action.
French ripped the front
running Huromic Metal
squad for seven points that
allowed the Recalls and.Little
Bowl to slip into a first place
tie, one point ahead on
Cindy Smith of the Robertson senior girls cross country team leads the pack through a
water logged trail in Point Farms Provincial Park in the girls heat of the elementary
school competition. Smith led most of the way along with Brenda Fisher of Colborne and
narrowly edged Fisher with a final kick at the wire to grab first in the event. The runners
completed a three kilometre course through the park. (staff -photo)
Huromic.
Little Bowl raked the
hapless Augies Dogies for
seven points to boost their
season point total to 25. Jim
McWhinney topped the
bowlers with a 273 single and
693 triple. Robert Glen rolled
a 217 single for the Dogies and
John Miller chipped in with a
588 triple.
In a second match
featuring front runners, the
Recalls managed a four night
against the B.D. 's to earn a
share of the league lead with
25 points. Leo Baker topped
the Recalls with a 258 single
and Charlie Williams had a
700 triple.
Barry Good's 592 triple
clinched three points for the
Minor
teams
begin
season
The r977-78 minor hockey
season gets its official start
here tonight when the
Goderich Lions Pee Wees
begin their WOAA schedule
against Mount Forest. Game
time is 8 p.m. Coach, of the
Lions this season is Richard
Madge. Bob Dick is his
assistant and Bill Crawford is
team manager.
The other Goderich Minor
Hockey- teams swing into
action this weekend, with
Atom Bantam, and Midget
games Saturday beginning at
5 p.m. and Novice and -
Juvenile games Sunday
beginning at 1 p.m.
Bill Martin and Doug Huff
are the coach and manager of
the Atoms, while Dick
McLean, Brian Rumig and
Jim Gilchrist are handling
the Bantams. Bill Gallow,
Mike Pope, Keith Huisser and:
Dave McIver are overseeing
the midgets. Bill Garrow and
Dan Duncan are coach and
manager of the Novice team
and Doug Cruickshank is
coach of the juvenile squat:
and Bill Schaefer is manager.
B.D.'s who stayed alive in the
race by raising their season
total to 29 points, good for a
share of second, place with
Huromic.
Carson Miller led the
French bowlers with an
impressive 296 single and 758
triple. The seven points give
French a total of 21 for the
year which nails down fourth
spot in the league.
A fine performance by
Jerry Rivett was eclipsed by
the Huromic loss as he
bowled a 333 single and 845
triple.
In other action the Hopefuls
took four points from the
Signal -Stars to increase their
season total to 21 along with
French. Don Siemon rolled a
287 single and 731 triple for
the Hopefuls. The three points
left the Stars in fifth place
with 18. Paul Steep was their
top bowler with a 305 single
and 857 triple.
Ri'ys• Boys improved their
po4ition in the standings
somewhat as they grabbed
five points off the Tail Ends to
increase their season total to
19. Heinz Sartori was the
sparkplug with a 313 single
and 735 triple.
The Tail Ends got a 211
single from Doug Zoethout
and 521 triple from Bill Hyde
for their two points. The Tail
Ends are just three points
behind the league leaders
with 22 points.
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Winners in the elementary school cross country competition
recently admire their medals after they competed on school
teams and raced over a three kilometre course laid out in
Point Farms Provincial Park. About 1'1;0 students competed
from four Goderich and area public schools. The winners
are Jim Young of Brookside and Cindy Smith of Robertson
in the senior division, Glenn Raynard of Brookside and
Hensall man top canoeist
Rene Boogemans of
Hensall has won the Ontario
Canoe Racing Association
trophy for the second con-
secutive year. He par-
ticipated in 26 races this year
and outpointed 120 other
members throughout the
province.
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Debbie Mitchelmore of Robertson in the intermediate
division, Paul Day of Robertson and Monica Etzler of
i:olborne in jupior and Grant Garrow of Robertson and
Wilma Vadnderveld of Brookside in the midget division.
Brookside swept the event grabbing six of the eight pen-
nants competed for,. (staff -photo)
NOTICE
CITIZENS OF THE TOWN OF GODERICH
Fall clean-up period by Works 8 Engineering Dopar-
tmenf Is now completed.
Efffoctivo Immediately no further rubbish will be
picked up by the Works eEnglneoring Department un-
til the annual Spring clean-up in 1978.
Please do not place any rubbish on boulevard. All of-
fenders will bo prosecuted.'
Dave Gower
Works & Engineering Chairman
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