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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-01-21, Page 9Mester s compete for trophies The Goderich arena came alive with color and ex- citement xcitement last Saturday, as enthusiastic' members of the Goderich Figure Skating Club competed in their annual Trophy Dray. Categories for the day included free style, dance, pairs and most improved intermediate or senior skater. The judges were Bill Edwards of Walkerton and Alma Craven and Tracey MacEwan ofGodench. Wieners were: basic free style, The C. Boddy Trophy - first -Angela Larder, second - Rachel Lynch and third - Teresa Ferguson; novice free style, The Candlelight Trophy -first -Miriam De Haan, , second -Melissa Braden and third -Stacey Bean; junior free style, The D&J Machine Shop Trophy - first -Leslie Rean, second Elizabeth Cook and third - Devin Horton; intermediate free style, The Domtar Trophy -first -Lisa - Fisher, second -Jennifer Huyck and third-Melaine Jeffrey; senior - free style -The_ Champion Trophy -first - Carol Dec tied; novice dances The Jeffrey Trophy - first -Nancy Woodard and Kathryn Murphy, second - Roxanne Warr and Devin Horton and third -Miriam De Haan and Deborah Hebei; junior dance, The Ormandy Trophy -first -Eileen Voliick and Leslie Rean and second - Michael Barger and Elizabeth Cook; in- termediate dance, The Dechert Trophy -first Susan These members of the Goderich Figure Skating Club won first place trophies are Lisa dance e category at the club's annual Trophy Day on Saturday, January frontand Fancy r and Susan Cook, intermediate; next row, left to right,Haler and Kathryn Murphyack ianhn Barger, Woodard, novice and Eileen VoWck and Leslie Bean, junior; senior. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan) Cook and Lisa Fisher and second -Carol and Karen Dechert ; senior dance, The Craven , Trophy -first -John Barger, second -Path Barger and ., third-Aveleigh Cook; open senior free style,' The Howes Memorial Trophy - first -Cathy Chisholm, second -Jennifer Huyck and third-Aveleigh. Cook; junior free style pairs, The William • O'Neill `-Memorial Trophy - first -Nancy Woodard and Atoms win 9-3 Roxanne Warr, second - Sonya McCallum and Maureen Scott and third - Amber Le Beau and Teresa Ferguson; senior pairs free style, The Zoe Raithby Trophy-first-Aveleigh and Susan Cook and second -Lisa Fisher and Melanie Jeffrey; and mixed pairs free style- first -Devin Horton and Lisa Faber,, second -John and Patti Barger and third - Strong third period: The Goderich Machinist Moms came on strong in the third period to beat the Exeter Atoms 9-3 during Shamrock League play in G_ oderichSaturday. Byron Bowman opened up the scoring for ,Goderich early in the first period with an assist from Scott Garrow. Garrow then scored an „unassisted goal a few minutes later to put Goderich ahead by two. Exeter scored early m the second period and then again at the beginning of the third period to tie things up. Goderich came back strong, scoring four goals in In four minutes. The first of these was by Bill Whetstone, assisted by Darren Stanbury and Jeff Boyce; the second by Jimmy Kelly assisted by Garrow; the third by David Brown assisted by Garrow; and the fourth by Stanbury assisted by Greg De Winter and Whetstone. Exeter broke this scoring spree by getting one more goal of their own but Goderich came on strong again with tare more goals, all by Garrow with an assist from Bowman and one from Kelly. The Goderich Atoms record now stands at 13 wins, two ties and three losses. This weekend the team will travel to Seaforth to participate in the Optimist Club's Atom tournament there. Ther; will ,meet the London Atom team first on Friday night. Lights on in time Neither wind, snow, rain or lack of lights will prevent Tuesday. Ladies Curling from taking place. For- tunately, as we prepared to play, the lights went on, although Lynn Todgham's team may have wished the lights had remained off. Eleanor Erksine, ' who hasn't played much this year, proved ''that she just keeps getting better. Along with Dead -eye Kay King and their terrific lead they beat Lynn's team soundly. Oh well, next week Lynn things have to improve. • Georgia Ball threw some good draty weight shots to aid her skip Phil Durst. However, Nancy MacKinnon - and -her -team were not to be beaten. Her vice, Vicki Culbert had an excellent game though surprisingly void of jokes. And Phil Lawrence is continually showing the old pros what good delivery lookslike. The power on Kay Dun - can's team was Carol Hunter . who curled an excellent game. Sally MacEwan, a perfectionist, is busy learn- ing to use her new slider. She hopes to be sweeping the debris off the ice with the rest of us soon. With a threat and a pro- mise, Kay led her girls to victory over Mary Anne Depmsey's team. Her vice Penny Peters' comment on the results of the game was, Three wore hats •and one • didn't." ASPEN INSULATION LTD. JANUARY SPECIAL Aspen will upgrade ANY attic insulation to present day stan- dards FIBERGLAS (R28) or more and improve your roof ventilation to government specifications ASPEN GUARANTEES $� ALL YOU PAY IS0 00 T is offer applies to all homes built before 1961 that qualify or C.H.I.P. grant. When you receive the government cheque ,you pay Aspen. ASPEN INSULATION LTD. 54 VICTORIA ST. GODERICH, ONT. 524-4460 AH work guaranteed C.M.H.C. approved Fiberglas, modern blown method, fully bonded. Member of Sarnia & District Chamber of Commerce Watch for us of the SUNCOAST MALL THURSDAY -FRIDAY & SATURDAY JANUARY 22nd -23rd -24th A Melissa and John Braden. The Marion Mills Trophy for most improved in- termediate or ,senior skater was shared by Jennifer Huyck and Lisa. Fisher. GDCI wrestlers show sten -y i rovem ant BY TID The GDCI wrestling team took part m . a tournament last Saturday at Cameron Heights Collegiate in Kit- chener. The Vikings had five wrestlers place in the top six of their weight !lass Jeff Wood placed sixth, while Tim Rawlings finished fifth in his class_ Placing Next Tuesday the Vikings fourth were Brent William- wrestle at. home in a quad son and Steve Boyce. meet with South Huron, Brian Shewfelt bad the Stratford Northwestern, and best showing for the Vikings Listowel. The meet begins at with a third place finish in 2 .p.m. Next "Thursday, the his weight class. Vikings travel to Exeter for • Viking coach Ray Donnel- another quad meet. ly feels that the stiff com- petition provided for his team by the tournaments they have entered is bring- ing a steady improvement in his young squad. Ten of the 16 Viking wrestlers are in either their first or second year of competition. B-roomball in Bayfield. A Goderich broomball teams will battle it out in the teazle will be hosting a three- ladie's section. day tournament at the The action begins at 7 -p.m. Bayfield Community Centre Friday and the concluding this weekend. championship game will begin at 2 p.m. Sunday_ The Twenty-two teams are teams are from the Blyth, entered in s the doubleTeeswater, Seaforth area knockout competition in two And win „be competing for. divisions. The men's division four sets of troph es. will feature 16 teams and six Aasemicsion charge is ;1. FOR ALL YOUR ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS Commercial, Industrial Residential & Farm LARRY A. 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