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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-02-18, Page 8r. PAGE 8--GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18,1981 The (rich Kights of Columbus recently held its annual invitational gree -d? .,w E-ampeti1 as for 1144 year ells. Electing basketballs trona eft are it - year -old winners Chris Bowen of St. Mary's, Lori Hill of Colborne Central, and 12 -year-old winner Jeff Coulter of Colborne. In the back row from left are 14 -year-old winner Shannon Durnin of Kingsbridge, 13 -year-old winner Janice Cook off Brookside, 14 -year-old winner Chris Starkey of GDCI, 13- vear-old winner Dinesh Weerasooriva of GDCI. and 12, -year-old winner Karen Popernitsch of St. siary's. The students will be travelling to Chatham on March 1 for the southwestern Ontario competition. (Photo by Cath Wooden) spoRTs pA Sid1bI�Wfirst game of playoffs BY Ci TK WOODEN • The Goderich Sailors. emerged from their ,first OHA Intermediate C playoff, game in Harriston on Sunday the losers as the 'Blues outscored them 5-2. ' - This first playoff series is a _best four out of seven, and the second game will be played here Friday night at • 8:30. Harriston's Wayne Williams .scored thefirst goal of the game on Sunday at 6:01 of the opening period. However, the Sailors did not One more Flyer game before playoffs begin 1 The Goderich Bedford Flyers have one game remaining in their SHHL Intermediate D schedule, to be played on Monday night here against Exeter. Exeter played host to the h lyers ont ebruary 5 ant lne Flyers came away the 7-5 victors. One goal was' scored in the first period by the Flyers' Ron Corriveau, assisted by Len Kollunan. Exeter opened the second period with a quick goal to lie it up before Goderich surged into the leadwithffour- middle period goals. The first one came one minute after the Exeter goal from Dave Graf who was set up by Bill Lewis and Paul. Corriveau. The next goal came at 7:15 on a Goderich power play when Phil Paquette netted one. Kolkman and Rob Standen drew assists on the play. Doug Smith made it 4-1 for the Flyers at 16:09 on a play set up by Larry Gaynor. One more second period - goal, by Paul Corriveati and assisted by- Ron. Corriveau, made it -5 1: Twenty-seven seconds into the third period, Exeter notched their second goal. However, the Flyers an- swered with two more from Lewis and Paquette to make it 7-2. Exeter turned on the power to attempt a comeback and managed' to score three goals on Flyer netminder Percy Bedard, but the time ran out and Goderich won the game. The Flyers played Forest on February 9 and lost that game by a score of 7-2. , HOLD 1NAi PRICE LINEl wvnuv,r� SKIN CREAM 240 ml. 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Forest opened the Petrolia tjes Juvenileseries The Goderich Signal -Star Juveniles lost Saturday's playoff game in Petrolia by a score .of 6.3. The opening best -of -five series now stands at one win for each team. Petrolia scored five consecutive goals inthe first two periods to take a 5-0 lead before Goderich could an- swer with their first goal at 14:38 of the second period. Rob McDonald netted the goal on a play set up by Dave Moore a nd Jeff Denomy. At 6:09 of th, third period, Moore made it 5-2 on a shot assisted by Steve Lobb. A little over a minute later, Randy Graham's shot found the mark. He was assisted by Moore and McDonald on the play. Petrolia stoPPed the Juveniles' attack, however and countered with their sixth goal at 11:32. The Juveniles will be travelling to Petrolia again this Saturday evening, and on Sunday afternoon they will host Petrolia for the fourth game of the series. Viks lose first - BY TD The GDCI Senior Vikings suffered their first loss in Huron -Perth Conference boys' basketball play Thursday in Stratford' when they were set down, 52 - 47 by the Strafford Northwestern Huskies. The win puts the Huskies on top of the stan- dings with an 8 - 0 record while the ' Vikings ,slipped into second place with a 7 -1 won -lost record. • The Vikings were flat at the Start of Thursday'stime and' The Huskies led 24 - 19 at half time. • In the second half, the Vikings played the Huskies even, with each team getting 28 points but the Vikings scoring .59 -,seconds into the game to take a 1-0 lead. At. 17:12. Goderich finally tied it up on a goal by Rick Fremlin, assisted by Dan Duncan and Ken Merianri. One minute later the Sailors scored again to take the, lead, this time on a shot by Paul Kelly. Jim Hayter drew an assist on the play. After Mt. Forest tied it up then scored . a power play goal .in the second period, Tun' McLean notched an unassisted 'goal for the Sailors to even the score once more. •. However, two unanswered third period goals • by Mt. Forest won it for the host 'team. entral—Raanblers. The game should supply some - fine action forarea basketball fans.` CBers meet The Circle City CB Club met February 8 in the board room at the grandstand. A • roll call showed four guests present along with regular members. The secretary's report was read by Little Rascal ( Lloyd Haskell) and adopted by Gentle. Ben (Ben Prouse), seconded by Trapper (Ken Scheerer). The treasurer's report was conichro4-overcome-the-early--read-by Graveyarder-(:John- deficit. Miller) and adopted by Green Ranger (Donald Bayer),, seconded by Gentle -Ben. The May 9 car rally was discussed with Bruce Manze, Walter Thomas and Ken. Cutt. The club, on motion from Mr. Rocky (RoyKaminska), voted to give donations to two area families who recently lost their homes to fire. . CB Club meetings are held the second Sunday of each month. The next meeting in March 8 and' fun fine chairman will be . Trapper. Everyone is welcome. Viking coach Phil- Bugler put .it down to an attitude problem on the part of the Vikings, .. explaining, "vie: • didn't come to play." Bugler felt that given the right attitude, his team could easily have reversed the score, but Bugler was quick to pay tribute to the Huskies as "a fineteam," Jim Costello hit for 14 Viking points: Ted Doherty added 12 and Phil Aubin got 11. Mike Wedlock, with eight, and Dennis Aubin with two Paints, were the other Wring point -getters, Kevin Aitcheson led the Huskies with 16 points. • The V ikings play their next league game here Friday ' night at 8 p.rn. against the highly rated Stratford FRIDAY FEB. 27 th TO REGISTER WITHCTHE PEOPLE WITH THE PANS OF A . 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