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Sports Paquette rink wins champion Road Ladies' bonspiel
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GODERICH SIGNAL-STAR,.THURSDAY, MARCH 1 , 1979—PAGE 13
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Last week was Ban'Spiel
Week at the Curling Club.
Wednesday, February 21,
Champion Machinery
sponsored the Ladies'
Invitational Bonspiel. W�
Invitational We
were honoured to host
teams from Listowel,
Milverton, Seaforth,
Kincardine. Exeter,
Ripley, Vanastra and a
special thanks to , Jean
Bel'! who enter•ed a team
from the Humber
Highland Club in Toronto.
Several area rinks competed in day -long Champion Road
Machinery ladies' bonspiel held at Maitland Country Club last
Clinton
loses
7-2 to
Listowel
Wednesday: A Goderich rink skipped by Doris Paquette took the
Champion trophy for the days' play. ( photo by Dave Sykes)
by JimFitzgerald
In a surprise move to
all their fans, the Clinton
Mustangs will be hanging
up their skates for
another season, after
losing their Central
Junior "C" semi-final
three games straight to
the Listowel Cyclones.
Goaltending seemed to
be the main difference, as
over the three, games,
Listowel'' Jeff Nickel
allowed only 13 goals in a
140 shot Clinton barrage,
while Clinton goaltenders-
Derek Divok and John
Page allowed 20 goals to
get by them on 113 shots.
In• the first game of the
series -in which good,
clean hockey was play&I
throughout, Listowel
squeaked a,6-5 win over
the. Mustangs last Friday
night at home, getting the
winning goal with less
than three minutes t'o
play in the game.
Phil Arthur picked up
three goals for Clinton,
while Bill Lewis scored
the other two.
' Clinton lost a -heart-
breaking 7-6 game in
overtime last Sunday
night in Listowel when
Cyclones' Brent Man-
derson beat Clinton's
Derek Divok at the 3:18
mark of the first over-
time period.
Clinton marksmen in
the second game were
Mike Gibbings and Paul
Helesic with a pair each,
while singles were picked
up by Steve Arbor and
Dave Stephenson.
In the final- do or die
game for Clinton on
Tuesday night, Clinton
took a 1-0 lead in the
opening minute of the
first period, but fell apart
as the Cyclones scored
five unanswered goals to
'take a 5-1 Iead into the
third period.
Although Clinton
outshot Listowel 15-8 in
the third Brame, they
managed only one goal
while the Cyclones scored
two more, winning 7-2.
Listowel now goes on to
meet Kincardine in the
best of seven league
finals, which -open Friday
night in Kincardine.
A hot Listowel goaltender, and a weak Clin on
defence combined to help the Listowel Cyclones
beat the Clinton Mustangs three games straight in
their best of five Central Junior "C" league semi-
final. Here, Mustang Phil Arthur shoots wide
, during a Clinton barrage, while Bill Lewis, left, and
Paul Helesic wait for rebounds. (News -Record
photo)
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GODERICH RECREATION
& •
COMMUNITY CENTRE BOARD
ARENA RENTAL RATES
1979-1980
The following rate changes are EFFECTIVE March 1, 1979.
Auditorium: Stags, Dances
°
etc. '175.00
Others '100.00
Arena Proper: Tables No Tables
Local Groups '350.00 '250.00
Local Commercial/Entertainment
Wrestling '350.00
Circus '500.00
Roller Skating: • Admission -'1.00
Skate Rental . 504
The following rate changes are EFFECTIVE October 1,
1979
Ice Rentals: Regular Users '25.00/hr.
' ie. CHHL. SH Int.
Shinny Hock.
Figure Skating ' '20.00/hr.
Minor "Hockey' . hr,
'2000-/
Lion's Free
Skating '25.00/hr.
Ice Skating: Admission - 504
Skate Sharpening 754
NOTE: THE ARENA., MANAGEMENT RESERVES THE RIGHT
TO NEGOTIATE THE RENTAL PRICE OF THE ARENA WITH
ANY,GROUP AND/OR UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES.
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The Champion trophy
was presented by Jim
Bolan to the overall
winner skipped by Doris
Paquette with Lynn
Edward as Vice, Kay
Kind as Second and Lynn
Todgham as Iead. Winner
in the first draw was
Doris Paquette of
Goderich, second- was
Mary Lambert'' team
from Port Elgin and
third, Pat Demmeiling
from Listowel.•
In the second draw first
Norma Rathwell from
Listowel,.second Humber
Highland from Toronto
and third Eleanor
Erskine from Goderich
with Mary Ann Dempsey,
vice; Susan White,
second and Kay Duncan
as lead.
Pete barely had time to
get the ice in shape when
the rocks were flying
again. The Men's
Invitational on Saturday,
t ebrual y -iu,, drew
teams from Kincardine,
Vanastra, Stratford,
Ripley, Palmerston and
St. Mary's. The winning
team on the first draw
was Tom Jasper, skip;
Bob Dempsey, vice; Jim
Bell, second and Phyl
Turner, Iead. Second
draw the winning team
was, skipped by Jim
Hawkins with Tom
Moore, vice; Ralph
Foster, second and Ed
Brissette, Iead.
The success of the
Bonspiels was due to the
hard work by Jean
McGee, Jack MacKinnon
and Jim McCaul, many
thanks.
Coming Events - St.
Patrick's Mixed, March
16 and 17; Ladies' Club
Bonspiel, March 24;
Industrial Bonspiel,
March 31st and Men's
Closing, April 6th. '
ALERT to Tennis
players and Golfers. We
Township board
needs coaches
Seven members of the
Goderich Township
Recreation Board met at
the township office for
their February meeting.
Chairman Ginn presided
'over the meeting.
Volleyball has ggtten
off the ground and going
with both a youth night
and an adult night.
Attendance has been
good.
The painting classes
have been shelved for the
time being until an in-
structor can be found.
No one has come for-
ward to volunteer to
organize softball in the
township or to coach
teams. If softball is going
to go on in the township,
please come forward with
your services, The
Recreation Board will
help to get it underway. •
The January dance had
a sellout crowd. The next
recreation dance will be .
on March 24 with dancing
to Star Trek. Tickets may
be purchased from the
Rec Board members.
The meeting adjourned
to March 21.
SKI -ATHON
Sunday, March 11
1:00 P.M.
MAITLAND COUNTRY CLUB
Arrange to participate in this 10 kilometer course or
sponsor one of our Skiers by stopping into 58 Elgin Ave.
E. this week.
SPONSORED BY:
WILLIAM WEDLOCK
BRIAN DUNLOP _ ;.;;;:�'_:?-• Z
GARB & GEAR SPORTS SHOP
MAITLAND COUNTRY CLUB LTD.
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1979
PROCEEDS TO
are into our third draw of
curling which meads the
winter is almost over.
Remember this is your
Club. Participate and
enjoy it!
5•H.oH•L.
Intermediate "C"
HOCKeY
First Round Play-off
3rd Game
Goderich
Merchants
vs.
KETTLE POINT
8:30 p.m.-Goderich Arena
MONDAY, MAR. 5th
ADULTS '1.25 STUDENTS '1.00
CHILDREN UNACCOMPANIED -50'
CHILDREN WITH ADULTS -FREE SENIOR CITIZENS -S0`
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GODERICH
COMMUNITY CENTRE
Special Events
PUBLIC SKATING
Sunday, March 4 - 1 to 2:50 p.m.
Admission '1.00 (Children 8 and under with adult free)
MINOR HOCKEY
Juveniles Thursday, Marche!
Strathroy at Goderich - 8 p.m.
(1st game - 2 out of 3, OMHA Playdowns)
Pee Wee "A" Saturday, March 3
??? at Goderich - 5 p.m.
(Exhibition Game)
Atom "A" Saturday, March 3
Hanover at Goderich - 6:30 p.m.
(1st game - 3 out of 5, WOAA Double B Championship)
Midget "A" Saturday, March 3
Amherstburg vs. Goderich - 8 p.m.
(Best 2 out of 3; OMHA quarter Finals)
Bantam "A" Sunday, March 4
Goderich - 3 p.m: (Exhibition Game)
SHINNY HOCKEY
Tuesday 8 Thursdays 10 a.m. to 12 noon
'1.00 per person
BROOMBALL
Fridays 10 a.m. to 12 noon
'1.00 per person
INTERMEDIATE "C"
Sailors Friday, March 2
Wingham at Goderich - 8:30 p.m.
Merchants Monday, March 5
Kettle Point at Goderich - 8:30 p.m.
(Playoffs)
Auditorium Rentals
Dances, Parties, Receptions
CALL 524-9032
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