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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-05-06, Page 13Bridge club scores The Goderich Bridge. Club had eight tabes in play Tuesday nigh and the average score was 84. On the East West side, first place went to Auleen Curry and Jean Papernick who combined for a total of 119112 points. Jean Cook and Verna Worthy won second with 95 points. In third was Susan White and Bill Cochrane with 85 points. Mary Donnelly and Eleanor Erskine took top spot oil the North South side with 103112 points. Gord Rutledge and Rick Somers were next with 891/2 points, and Barb Howe and Marian Lane came in third with 86 points. Smile One good thing about silence is that it can't be repeated. • , + + + It's difficult to be patient with someone who insists that things could be worse when you discover you've lost your wallet. + + + • The Goderich lions Club has donated $1,000 to the Goderich Minor Hockey Association. From left, GMHA past president Don Larder, and president Bill Rahbek accept the The Central Huron Hockey League held its season -end trophy presentation dinner and dance on Saturday evening. Left to right are Al Hamilton, most improved player; BM lloggarth, captain -of' the Clere-`Vii Rockets (Holmesville) team, playoff champions; Wayne Draper, captain of the ©'Brien's Meats team, league champions and tournament B champions; and Doug Spitzig, best goalie. Absent for photo were Bob Hnatyk, most valuable player; Ron Sowerby, best defencemen; Rick Stoddart, tied for most improved player along with Al Hamilton; and Dan Colquhotm, highest goal scorer with 36 goals and 37 assists. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan) Viking teams split decisions BY TD . The GDCI soccer teams began Huron -Perth Con- ference play last Thursday in Exeter. The senior Vikings drop- ped a 3-1 decision to the Pan- thers, but the junior Vikings shutout Exeter 1-0 to record an opening day victory. The senior Vikings fell behind when Exeter scored on a bouncer that eluded goalkeeper John Sheardown. Goderich tied the score before the end of the first half when Mike Wedlock scored on a penalty shot, awarded for a "hands" in- fraction inside the penalty area. The Panthers , outhustled the Vikings in the second half, scoring twice on defen- sive lapses by the Goderich fullbacks. The junior Vikings made a first half goal by Greg Mar- shall stand up for their vic- tory. Marshall scored on a close -in shot after taking a pass from Mark Crawford. With the added advantage of the wind in the second half, - the Vikings kept the ball in the Exeter half of the field most of the time. The Viking forwards were able to put together an effec- tive passing attack 'which, combined with aggressive defensive play by the mid fielders and backs, allowed the Goderich team to hold on to the lead by controlling the ball. Fullbacks Chris Pitre, Andy Telford and Jeff Wood along with half -backs Paul McCartney, Jeff Feagan and Ed Craig had strong games for the Vikings. Goalie Greg Lapaine had the shutout for the Vikings. The Vikings played their home opener here Tuesday against the Wingham Mustangs. Thursday, they travel to Stratford to play the Northwestern Huskies: The senior Vikings are coached by Del Almeida. Dick Madge is the coach of the junior team. THANK YOU Little Bowl and all those who played in the "Bowler of the Month Tournament" would like to thank the following mer- chants for the gifts and prizes donated for this event. A special thank you to Si Langlois for helping make this day a great success. Woolworths McGee Pontiac Lakeport Steel Jim Hayter Chev-Olds Bedford Hotel Garb and Gear Sports Goderich Discount Centre Shore Gifts Baechler Kitchens Conklin Lumber The Met Caahway Building Centre Denontme Flowers Goderich Restaurant Club Grill Radio Shack Browns Decor Centre Blackstones Furniture Sproule Shoes The Bo K Barn Centre Goderich Tire Ideal Supply Chisholm TV Court Restaurant Rays Texaco Fisher Glass and Mirror Worsell Bros. Ltd. Kirky's Car Care Dirk's Lunch Bar Zehrs Food Store Pizza Train French Dry Cleaners West End Stereo Arts Landscaping • check from Lion Pete Bettger who is chairman of the boys and girls committee, and Lion first vice president Bob Smith. (Photo by Cath Wooden) It's golfing time again! C7 the Clubhouse to sign up. It is now open daily for your con- venience. Also While there •browse. around the well stocked Pro shop for all your golfing needs. This week will be the of- ficial opening for men's and ladies' nights. The men's first night was Tuesday, May 5th .and the ladies' first night wilt• be this Thursday, May 7th. The season will run through to the end of September, rain or shine. The first two -ball will be on the holiday weekend, Monday, May 18th. These are great fun so be sure to get your name on the list. We will all be wishing for good golfing weather and hope to see as many ladies as possible out golfing Thursday night to get our ladies' league off to a good start. SUNSET NEWS by Betty Helesic Well folks, it's golfing time again! Although.we would all like. to see the weather warm up, we did get quite a lot of sun- shine this past weekend and on Sunday I got out and golf= ed 18 for the first \time this Year 'With former Sunset member Ev. Evers. .The course already looks beautiful and is in great shape. • The Sunset would like to welcome all former members and a . special welcome to allnew members. We hope everyone will have a good season with Iots of fun and good golfing. 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