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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1971-09-30, Page 6• 1,- 6 OODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30,1971 Maitland Cilitntry Club news BY BERYL HARPER • The golf season is jut --about fillish„.ed for this year, but we shall not write_ thirty to this sport until the results of the various club competition's have been reported. , • ‘: - " ,Last Saturday was , Championship day and play begin at 9:00 a.m. • ,• Doris Paquette playedagainst Maxir M,artin for the .Club " Championship, and the Ladies Night Draw, and. against Verna Kane for the Rose Bowl trophy , at the same time. Despite betng four and five holes down in both matches on the first nine; she came back on • the last -nine to win one match, and keep up with the other oppOnent until the last hole, The final results were Doris Paquette, club champion on the 18th ,hole, -and Maxine Martin runner up. Verna Kane won the Rdse.. Bowl handicap event, with Doris Paquette second. The results of the Ladies Night draw were: winner of the "':first flight, Maxine Martin winner of the second flight, Verna Kane, and winner of the third flight, Marilyn Mackay. Sheila Sully won the Mrs. Bruce Trophy for the player who lowered- her handicap the Most in this- season, Sue Powell - awarded -„,The iViaitland *.,014-.14.41al*AO*14.40.tiatzi, Ladies Competition The Main match,,of the day was the tense Club • Championship duel between IssY' • and--Totir-t Bedard-.---7After 3.f). holes,- their scores -were identical and it wasn't until the 44th hole that Tssy .was 'declared the Club Champion. Ralph Kinswell won the Senior _Wn's event; George Bolton was thrilled to win the Meh's Night prize, a pair of golf shoes. • - Dave _ Garnish won The P,apern.ick trophy, a handicap event which -ran throughout the Summer. The runner-up was Karl Campbell. Karl also was playing in two events at once, and finished second in both of them. The other was the first flight of the Men's Club Chainrifortship•:. -The • winner -at- the first flight was Ken Hall, and in the second flight the *inner was Stan- Paquette with waiter Palmer.the renner-up. The Scotch two-halr foursome finished earlier in September, but the pries were presented after the dinner to the wintierS', Bill Bradley, and Joe Craig. The runners-up were Karl Campbell and "Q"Egner. The Kane award for the most improved player this year went to Doug Hesk. The events of the day concluded with dinner and a , dance, both of which were well attended. Last Wednesday, September 25, ,Goderich and District Collegiate Institute entered a girl's and a boy's team in the Perth -Huron 'tournament in Stratford and made a creditable showing. The boys finished. in third place, one stroke behind the second place team, and four strokes behind the winning tearp,,„ Only the two top teams earxi .the nht to ' in the rtie *ford course ' is a slong, ifficult course with many water hazards to test the players. The winner of the boy's section was Don Bedoui. with 75 for 18 ' holes, who is now eligible for the -W.O.S.S.A. fipals. Other members. , of the Goderich tearri included Pal Johnson, Mike Palmer, John Warr, with Ron Sowerby and Pat Conlon sparing. The girls played nine holes and Sue Powell won the low gross competition with 54. The rest of the team were Janice Green, Brenda Brissette and Karen Harris. . rr, .Irr1+40, a, • „ ' rtt, ,74.). or, • „ • • 4 • • „ .• • .•• h•t-, „ , 1? -4 ` • The Goderich Collegiate Institute Senior Vikings clearly h4a44he visiting Winghani marn, outclassed, in every way last Thursday -as they handed Orem a 38-0 trouncing in a game played at_the G.D.C.I, football field. To date, Goderich has.won two of its three starts and this afternoon .,takes on Northwestern High SChool in an outtof-town game. (Staff Photo) Vikings win again liVinglian*biatiked-344).here: BY RICHARD MADGE The defending champion Goderich Vikings took up where Af..:fttl.-.40.„.yegSlot.iiastmAseaSopt Huron -Perth Conference senior football activity here last Thursday when thegy overpowered the Wingham Madill Mustangs 34 -0... - The Mustangs lost out to the Vikings in the League finals last year. Thursday's game won the first of the regular schedule for both tealiiS. The Vikings ,dominated the game ,after a rather slow start-. offensively in the first half,, They piled up a total of 17 first ,downs, and a total offense of 409 yards compared to three first downs and a net yardage of 33 yards by the Mustangs Fullback Gary Lounsbury scored. two in the second half for the Vikings. One came from a 63 yard punt return and the other on a 45 yard reverse. Quarterback Brian MacKenzie 'scored on a .quarterback option play, good Jor 14 yards and halfback Bruce Stoll went over on a short dive play from the • one to give the Vikings a twelve point lead in the first half. " Other Vikingscoring came from a touchdown late in the game by runback Ron Brown, a two, point Conversion on a pass from .MacKenzie to end Gord„ McLellan,and a safety touch. Coach Wayne Horner -experimented with various combinations- t-nreaghout the game, but says he will have team positions fairly well set for the Vikings next start, which i,fr today (Thursday) against • Stratford Northwestern in Stratford. The junior Vikings also shut Or, Kingsbridge. Juniors win League championship • A record crowd was on hand On Sunday afternoon,' Se.pternber. 26th, ;at the LUCKNOW BALL PARK to see the third and final game between DUNGANNON AND KINGSBRIDGE JUNIOR BALL TEAM with boys age 11 years and under. ° • The , series was tied one all, Kingsbridge Winning the 'first game --1-(k-t-o-- 9, and • Dungannon winning the second game 9 to 8. Kingsbridge won the finals with a score of 13 to 8. Ton Morrison, President of " the Lucknow Legion, presented a trophy donated by the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 309, Lucknow, to Paul Frayne,,coach "of the Kingsbridge Team. - Teams in the Junior grouping were" from Pott Albert, Brookside, Benmiller, Nile,•' North Ashfield, Dungannon and _ Kingsbridge. Kingsbridge eliminated, Benmiller in ttvo games. ' Port - Albert eliminated North AShfield. Dungannon eliminated Nile, then Port Albert, with Kingsbridge getting the by into the finals. , •-• Players for ,the 'kingsbridge team were: Pitcher. Mark Frayne; Catcher; Steven Howard.; first Base, Tom O'Keefe; Second Base,„„ilarry VanDiepanbeek; third Base, Eric Courtney; Short Stop, Barry Austin; right field., Michael Frayne; centre field, Jim „ aliOsclf; ler- field, Jahn ',Keefe and spare men, Maurice Miltenberg and Floyd Courtney.. The teams were sponsored by the Ashfield -West Wawanosh Recreati'on Committees. Bill Black, chairman of the Ball COmmittee was on hand to congratulate the tearns_f_or_their 'workierful sportsmanship and fine ball playing. • for Goderich when the Wingham quarterback was trapped in his Wingham into their .own end in the closing minutes of the game, own end zone. _ but .were unable to ,get the._ tovevolDefenSkelfelmitil&v• " "' • Goderich u ' Sailing Club gives win -to Paul Parsons A Sunday race organized by the Bluewater Sailing Clup proved -To be an exciting match as Paul Parsons, skippered his boat the Paceship 19, with the aid of crew member Steven Robertson, to victory_The race was held in stiff offshore winds and In actual time the first six •..„. b.oats...were•-wi*in two,minutes., of each other. Second place writ to the Claudine Three. skippered by Don Baxter. Peter Collier Coach Dick, who has just begun an organized tennis followe third with John Sully coming. in fourth, Mark Howe fifit, Paul Carroll sixth, Fred JeWell ses4nth, John Kane eighth, George- Robertson ninth' and Roy Dunlop tenth. WORLD FAMOUS CUSTOM BLENDED GASOLINES NOW AVAILABLE IN THIS AREA I. • IUST.ASk YOUR NEIGHBOURS WHOARE NOW USINq IT OR BETTER STILI. CALL CHISHIRM FUELS AND EXPERIENCE THE .DIFFERENCE YOURSELF' With this the last game the recreational committees are swinging into Activities for the winter months. Last year, the ,SnoWmobile Club wasformed and this year dancing will .be sponsored by the Recreational Committees, for the young as well as the old. Money was\ . raised through Attie W,alk-a-thon. We have had many requests for white ties recently. 5 - dozen have just arrived. Be sure toget in soon for one. Sh'arp with dark shirts for any occasion. P.S. We have githundreds of others in every conceivable color. Our shirts are also the latest. EARL:RAWSON- Style Shop •soci9fitermtc.stwarvattoc„,41tIontrealf;igt. (In The Woolworth, Btockk out the Madill Juniors; 15-0. They -built. up on 13-0 halftime lead on a second quarter - touchdown by Larry Donnelly on a 30 yard pass interCeption and a six yard touchdown run, by fullback Doug Marsha)1, that was converted by Casey Wildgen. The only other scoring came on "a third quarter safety touch Alan Worgan, Murray Haggitt .. Peter Willis played well for experience and an earlier and Lawrence. Lassaline stood Goderich, as did Paul Nordahl. next year, his team's out, while Marshall washe - The soccer teams are both in performance performance will improve. eip att backbone of the offensive sq ad. action here . today (Thursday), • Don Bedour shot a 75 to lake The Junior Vikings, like playing against Clinton. , the low gross in the boy's golf S.niors, travel to StratfOrd - In other sports activity, the competition, .7thus earning the today to play Northwestern. G.D.C.r.,,,Tennis and golf teams right to play in the WOSSA While ' the football - team competed ' in ,Huron -Perth finals to be held in Sarnia. played Wingham' here, the Conference activity in Stratford Other members of the. G.D.C.I. soccer teams journeyed • -last Wednesday. • ,, , to the radio town for games. rn the tennis G.D.CI.. boys golf team were competition, Paul Johnson,. who shot arr 85, there. Paul Howe's seniors came Kim 'Arbour and Dave Martin 'Mike Palmer, with an 87 and away with a 5-2 victory, while the Juniors dropped a close 2-1 verdict. . In the. senior game, Goderich dominated,. the contest from the opening whistle, scoring two quick ' goals in the first- eight minutes, Pete Teichert scored ori a centre lob from Dave Graf; which- he headed into the net, while Gene de Jong scorer' the other goal. Wingham came back -to score.' their first goal at.,the 25 minute mark, but Goderich restored their two goal lead on a'score by Rick Fisher -Airs -I, before the end of the half. - The Wingham squad came back into contention with a goal at the two minute mark of the second half, but Goderich goals by , Clare Sager and Rick' Fisher put the game on ice by the twelve rninute,niark. • ".The Gbderich senior team, largely .intact from last year's Hiltbn*Perth'championship, squad; appears to have a400d chance of repeating. 0 u tst'an d i ng performance were turned in by Harold Refflinghaut, Dave Graf, •Mike •Tafeit and Rolf "Gottschalk against Wirgharn. In theJunior game, Wingham scored in the opening minutes of the game, but Goderich tied it up half way through the first half on a fine pIaS) from Pat Conlon to Kevin Meriam, both lost to tough competition. in the boy's singles. Kim lost the. second set 8-6 to a semi-finalist and Dave Martin lost 6-2, 6-2 to the eventual boy's double . champion. Coach Bob Dick sees. these, two first year Q o m pe tito rs fos Goderich as shoWing a lot of prOtrinsel'or next year. Sue Paquette drew a• bye in - the first round of the girl's :,irigles and then lost, to "an ekcellent Stratford finalist in the second round Chris Wildgen defeated her St. Marys opponent 6-3, 6-4, and-theti bowed out to the girls champion, pushing her to '6-4 in the second set. Although new to the game, Chris shows a lot of natural ability, according to Coach Dia. Nancy Fisher and Shirley Doll lost in the first round of the girls doubles and then lost in the consolation. match, 75 in the second round, to a pa IT -40111-, t, Marys. Again, these Goderich 'girls have just recently taken up ,the game and their performance was quite promising. The mixed' doubles team. of Stene Remmington and Ann McKeown lost to a more experienced team from Stratford. LOW COST LOANS John Warr, whO carded a score of 90. . - The combined score of 337 strokes resulted in a third place. finish -for the team, just one •estroke behind the second place team, and four strokes out of first place. Coach Al Sumner explained - that this year's team _is the youngest ever for G.D.C.I., with three of the four boys in grade ten. He regarded their §cores;on the long Stratford course as "outstanding". In the past seven years, the G.D.C.I. boys team, has finished lower titan second only three times. In girl's golf,play, Sue Powell -- , shot a 5_3-tO take low gross honourS for the third 'time in four years of competition. Other members of the girl's team were Jan, Green, Brenda Brissette -and Karen Harris. ‘. • The Wingham team got the winning goal at the mid point of the second half. The G.D.C.L squad pushed- • Boyce BEST FOR HURON - BRUCE *BfLL DAVIS STANDS FOR TIESPONSIBLE GOVERNMENT * LOU BOYCE STANDS FOR BILL DAVIS ELECT ON OCTOBER 21 PROGRESSIVE -CONSERVATIVE krter9,949,0P41'ea,..4" IRAZ4z "Sda5,00574tietal$.. ,...Sponsored by the uron-Bruce Progiessive Conservtjj Association AT YOUR GODERICH COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION AVERAGE MONTHLY PAYMENTS Cash _You Receive 12 Mo. 18 Mo, 24 Mo. 36 Mo. 48 Mo. 60 Mo. $ 100 8.87 6,09 - - $ 200 17.75 12.18 9.40 - 1 $ 300 26,64 18.28. 14.10 - 9,95 7.88 $ 400 '35.52. 24.37 18.80 13.26 10.51 8.88 $ 500 44.40 30.47 23.51 16.59 13.15 11.10 $, 600 53.28 36.57 28.21 19.90 15.78 13.32 $ 700 62.17 • -42.66 32.92 23.25 18.41 15.55 $ 800 71.05 48.75 37.62 26.55 , 21.04 17.77 - $ 900 79.95 54.86 42.34 29.87 23.68 20.00 $1,000 , 88.81 60.95 47.04 33.18 26.30 22.22 $1,500 133.24 01.45 70.58 49.79 • 39.45 33.32 $2,000 177.65 121.93 94.10 66.39' 52.63 44.46 $2,500 222.98 152.42 117.64 83.00 65,78 55.56 $3,000 266.50 182.90 141.18 99.60 78.96 66.69 $3,500 310.90 21337 164.70 116.19 92.11 77.78 $4,000 355.35 243.89 188.25 132.80 105.30 88.93 $4,500 399.75 274.35 211.77 140.39 118.45 100.03 $5,000 444.20 304.87 235.32 466.00 131.60 J 111.17 EXAMPLE: $1,000.00 repaid in twelve monthly instahnents of $88.81 would cost $65.72 calculated at our true annual -interest rate of 12.1 percent ger 'annum. 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