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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-05-20, Page 6PAGE 6 —GODERICH SIGN Al -STAB WEDNESDAY. MA": 20, 1981 l4' C o Terry Wilton, of the Goderich Oldtimers, plows right over a London Carnival player as he goes after the bail during tournament play here Saturday. Wilton scored the only goal of the game as Goderich won 1-0. (Photo by Cath Wooden) x,011-a®thon this weekend This Saturday, Goderich's roller Skating enthusiasts will be going round and round for ten hours to raise money for a new sound system over the arena floor. Goderich Oldtimers host first tourney Last Saturday, May 16, the Goderich Oldtimiers Soccer club held its first annual tournament. Goderich hosted teams from Kit- chener, London, and Guelph. The tournament was won by Kitchener Concordia who won all of their three games. - Joe Fahel of Concordia was high scorer with six goals in three games. The Goderich Oldtimers, coached by Stan Profit, lost their first game of the day to Guelph by a score of 2-0. They played London Car- nival next and managed to edge them by a 1-0 score. Terry Wilton kicked in the ball for Goderich. The locals played Kit- chener Concordia in their last game and lost to the champions 6-0. The Most Sportsmanlike Award went to J. Jansen of the Guelph Oldtimers. A special award was given to Heins Feth of the London Carnival team. It seems Heins has played soccer forever. To the committee who organized the tournament, to the girls who ran therefresh- ment booth, to Walter Gottschalk and his referees, to the players who served up a high quality of soccer, a great thank you from the tournament organizers. GDCI soccer team. remains undefeated BY TD The GDCI soccer teams continued their strong showing in Huron -Perth Conference play last week. The junior Vikings remain undefeated and unscored upon following, two home field victories. Tuesday coach Dick .Madge'. team shutout Norwell 3 - 0 and Friday they , got by previously undefeated Central Huron of Clinton 1- 0. Greg Marshall scored the opening goal against Norwell when he headed in Paul McCartney's corner kick. Second half goals by Mike McCallum and Dan Gregory ensured the Vikings' win. McCartney got the only goal against Clinton on a first trafu penalty kick. The rest of the .game featured aggressive defensive play by both sides. . " Golfers finally get sunshine. It lwks like Peter Shephard, left, of the Goderich Oldtimers, and a London Carnival player both missed their attempts at kicking the hall during tournament action here Saturday. Goderich won their game against London 1-0, but lost their other two matches of the day. (Photo by Cath Wooden) �r Piurnbers play Sunday Ladies Intermediate Softball action has resumed in Goderich for the third consecutive year with Hoffmeyer's Little Plumbers at bat once again. The 1981 season kicks off with the Plumbers hosting Milverton on Sunday, May 24 at 2 p.m. To celebrate their return to the league, Jane Netzke, Goderich R uhreation Director, will throw the opening pitch of the game and a draw on a special door prize will be made at 2 p.m. Returning to the Little Plumbers 1981 line-up are Bev. Wright, manager - player; Mary Kolkman, coach -player; Jeanette Donnelly, score -keeper - treasurer; Norma Walter; Sue Kolkman; Heidi E_ lliott; Jenny More; Sandy Rowe and Diane Snell. New recruits include Donna Horner and . Debbie Prowse. More familiar faces with the Little Plumbers are Earleen Spain, Joanne Chambers, Mickey Giesbrecht, Barb Meriam and Karen Donnelly - gate attendants and last but not least Josephinethe Plumber, the official mascot. Once again The Plumbers' home games are Friday evening at 8:30 p.m. (with the exception of two Sunday games, May 24 and June 21). A copy of the Little Plum- bers' regular season will be available at all home games at the Goderich Agricultural Park. Come follow the little Plumbers during their 1981 season. See you Sunday, May 24 at 2 p.m. Dt sira.i The Classifieds are a complete marketplace of goods and services at your fingertips! by Betty Helesic Well I guess all that pray-, ing for sunshine has paid off. The weekend was full of it and even though it was cool there were lots of en- thusiastic golfers out doing their thing. Still no report for men's night as course was 'closed last. Tuesday because of rain. Ladies night last week was also rained out, but we all en- joyed a pot -luck supper and a game of cards. Thursday, May 7th, 12 ladies golfed and the winners of second flight were: Joyce Boltgn, Thora McCabe and Joanne. Third flight winners were: Betty Helesic, Rocky Whalen and Grace' Sale, while Bunny LeBlanc was the winner of fourth flight. The first Two -Ball on Mon- day was a real success with 40 people attending. First winners were: Pat Dockstader and Dave MacAdam; 2nd, Joyce and George Bolton; 3rd, Darlene Crawford and Issy Bedard; 4th, Ellen and. Stan Connel- ly; 5th, Joan and Bob McDougall. The next Two -Ball will be Sunday, May 31st at 3:30. Food will be provided. Plan to attend as everyonehas a great time at these outings. Let's hope the weather will be good from now on and we'll have more to report on men's and ladies' nights. The junto r.Vilrings- record now stands at five wins and no losses. Goal keeper Greg Lapaine has been in the Viking goal for all five of the shutout victories. The senior Vikings had an easy time of it against Norwell, winning 5 - 0. Steve Walters had two goals, while Karl Krohmer,, , Mike Wedlock and Brian Shewfelt had one each. John Shear down recorded the shutout for coach Del. Almeida'§ team. • It , was,a , tougher proposition gainst Clinton here Friday as the Vikings had to go all out for a 1-1 tie with the Redmen. Steve Walters .scored the Goderich goal. The senior Vikings' record is • now three wins, one loss and one tie: Both the junior and senior teams finished their regular schedule in Seaforth Tuesday. Playoffs begin tomorrow (Thursday) with sudden -death semi- finals. The Huron -Perth cham- pionships will be decided in the finals to be played next Tuesday. , SHOWER SAFETY STOOL Features molded polyethylene plastic seat and anodized aluminum legs with skid resist- ant rubber tips. Stool is de- signed for safer bathing in the ®shower. R1ECK Pharmacy 14 SHOPPERS SQUARE, GODERICH With a M -W Motors Mazda 626 you've got a great deal going for you. In style, performance and standard equipment, the Mazda 626 compares with expensive European import sedans. But when it comes to price, the 626 is in a value world all its own. 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