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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-09-23, Page 10Jean Murdoch hits home plate during one of the Fellowship Tournament games on Saturday. One hundred and sixty people, comprising eight men's teams and six women's teams took part in the tourney. Next year, the Fellowship Tournament will be held in the spring. (Photo by Cath Wooden) (EN'I'RAL HIJRON.SICONI)ARY SCHOOI4 CLINTON. CONT. EVENING (Y1 *Classes commence MONDAY. OCTOBER 5 AT 7:30 P.M. *The first week registrations are on the night indicated *Class night may be changed if necessary and agreeable to the class and instructor and facilities are available *Fees are payable on REGISTRATION NIGHT COURSE DURATION 10 WEEKS 95. LESS THAN .10 WEEKS '10. 20 WEEKS $25. CREDIT COURSES *30. (C.H.S.S. DAY SCHOOL STUDENTS ARE REFUNDED $30. UPON COMPLETION OF COURSE.) DATE COURSE Welding Gourmet Cooking Yoga. Step Dancing Beginners Photography First Aid Dancefit Square Dance (Modern) , Golf . Use of the Food Processor INSTRUCTOR . W. Sheard own ' Ben Merit (Chef) Karen udmore . , Debbie Flynn Jim Fitzgerald W. Montgomery Chris Wise. Glenn Patterson , Al Clarke ' Marlene Leper DURATION) 10 weeks 10 weeks " 10 weeks 10 weeks 10 weeks 10 weeks 10 weeks 10 weeks 10 weeks 10 weeks MON. OCT. 5 . TUES. OCT. 6 Nutrition Knitting and Crocheting Beekeeping Images - Skin, Hair 8 Fashion, Liquid Embroidery _, Guitar (All Ages) Calligraphy Hunter Safety - Auto Care Ballet. Tap Dance Sewing . Badminton Marg Crane Eileen Staddon Dave Kains Ramona Humphrey • Elane Fraser Brian Burton Tanya Remington " • Wallace Montgomery Jim Bakelaar Elaine'Mackay 'Mary Divok Bob Riehl 10 weeks 10 weeks 10 weeks 10 weeks 10 weeks 10 weeks 10 weeks 10 weeks 10 weeks 10 weeks 10 weeks 10 weeks WED. OCT. 7 Fur Harvest Management - A Conservation Course (Ministry of Natural Resources) Interior Decorating Flower Arranging Men's Fitness Dancefit Upholstery 8 Furniture Refinishing Cake Decorating (Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced) Art (Oil, Watercolour, Sketch) Archery, Quilting Bill Craig Tim St. Louis Jean Vantyghem Ken Reidy Chris Wise Al Clarke Helen Hoggart ' Lu Legg Wallace Montgomery Cheryl Philips 10 weeks 10 weeks 10 weeks 10 weeks 10 weeks 10 weeks 10 weeks 10 weeks 10 weeks 10 weeks THURS. OCT. 8 Karate English as a Second Language Bask Low for Everyday Use Jim Straughan (Black Belt) Dave Jefferson Gerald Hiltz and Dave Aiken 10 weeks 10 weeks • 10 weeks %�. CREDIT COURSES MATH 551 ELEANOR RICHMAN-INSTRUCTOR GERMAN 250 SID SCHWARK-INSTRUCTOR MUSIC ROBPARR-INSTRUCTOR FEE: '25. FEE: '25. FEE: '25. (Instrumental and vocal) If you are Interested in working toward a High School Graduation Diploma. through Night School At- tendance, please come In. MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 5 AT 7:30 P.M. If suffIclentinterest is shown, we can set up a program for you. CHRIS WISE WILL CONDUCT A DEMONSTRATION OF DANCEFIT ON WED. SEPTEMBER 30 th AT 7:30 P.M. AT C.H.S.S. CLINTON. COME BRING YOUR RUNNING SHOES AND SHORTS EARLY REGISTRATION AND INFORMATION IS AVAILABLE BY PHONING: Central Huron Secondary School 482-3411 or Mel Doherty (Evenings) 482-3779 PAGE 10 — GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1981 Fellowship tob.ehel..Iin spring next year Well, at least it didn't snow. One hundred and sixty men and women donned their snuggies on Saturday to play in the annual Fellowship Slowpitch Tournament. Eight men's teams were drawn up for the tourney and Glen Lamb's No.6 team won the A championship while Tom Allen's No.5 squad took the B honors. There were six women's teams competing with Barb Hamilton's No.3 team coming out on top of the A championship. Barb O'Brien and her No.lteam won the B. Members of the , A championship teams won small trophies and the consolations winners all got crests. Everyone who played in the Fellowship Tour- nament received hats. There was a good crowd out for the free dance inthe arena auditorium in the evening with the music supplied by Party Sound from Landon. ltec director Jane Netzke says that next year, the Fellowship Tournament will be staged in the spring. That way; she hopes to get players out before the season starts when everyone is fresh and enthusiastic. Maitland tennis players play for titles Excellent tennis matches were held recently at the Maitland Tennis Club where members played for various club championships: A new team of Mary Beth Alexander and Bob Dick defeated last year's champions, Claudia Hill and Pat Conlon for the Mixed Doubles trophy. Lori Hassall and Dave Willis were con- solation winners. In the mens doubles, Jim Costello ,and John Brown, retained their title defeating Pat and Ronan. Conlon, while Fred Jewell and Mel Gilbert were consolationwinn ers. The most exciting match of the tournament was the ladies doubles . final. Lori Hassall and Tracey MacEwan won a tie-breaker over Margaret Conlon and , Margaret Hill.. Consolation: winners were Mary Beth Alexander and Helen Conlon. Junior girls champion was, Susan Murphy with Jennifer Peters as runner-up and Mary Michelle Morrissey as consolation winner. Andrew Cox was junior boys champion while Mark Gilbert was runner-up and • Mike Collins consolation winner. In the intermediate boys category, Peter Conlon won the Conlon Cup over Dave Willis, and John Peters was consolation winner. Barbara Conlon retained her in- termediate girls title over Lori Hassall with Helen Conlon as consolation winner. The senior ladies title went to Margaret Conlon with Tracey MacEwan as runner- up. Shelagh Sully captured the consolation trophy. Bob Dick regained the title from last year's champion John Brown, while. Fred Jewell . came through in the con- solation round. ' Three new trophies were presented by tournament' direr Pat Conlon at the awards ..ceremony. These were donated by Judge and Mrs. W.G. Cochrane, • Mr. and Mrs. D. Flncher, and Mr. and Mrs..IiJ. Murphy. Afterwards a lunch was enjoyed by all the par- ticipants. The Maitland Tennis Club closing dinner for all its members will be held Tuesday, September 29. ANNOUNCING Goderich Township KARATESCHOOL INTRODUCTORY COURSE: '30. for 10 weeks, twice weekly MONDAY: 7:30-9:30 P.M. WEDNESDAY: 7:30-9:30 P.M. REGISTRATION: Monday, October 5 at the Township Hall AGES 10 AND UP FOR INFORMATION CALL 482-3634 with the Clinton. Sonja Lapaine struggles for ball control with a London Lucas player during Saturday's senior girls basketball exhibition tournament at GDCI. The team lost the game to Lucas 30- 20, went on to beat Medway, then met Stratford Central in the consolation final (Photo by Cath Wooden) GDCI senior Gagers reach consolation final BY TD The GDCI . senior girls basketball team should be ready far their first game in Huron Perth Conference play Thursday in Listowel. Coach John Geiger's Vikings already have an exhibition tour in London and their own tournament behind them as `they prepare for league play. In their tournament, the into Fashi��" Wednesday October;,198.1 CENTRAL HU SCHOOL •#!', 2 P.M. OR EI TICKETS A� Lunch y b/ Our emc!1 JIM S%VkN EACH w Prizes CFPL LONDON STYLES DISPLAYED TO YOU BY , School of MODELS OF.., Self• improvement & Modelling FASHIONS PROVIDED FROM THE - FOLLOWING (Tickets availableut tbes. _ locations also) ' eAnstett Jewellers •Ge'rrord's ®The[bor ll's Men's Wear hgess Department Store If -The ClotheKro. tet *Tile _sfitto -,:-C=7*?het Ali I" Proceeds to... CLINTON PUBLIC, tininefa FUND" ti� Vikings reached the con- solation finals, but lost 36-27 to Stratford Central. That game was tied at 13 at half- time, ` but losing Tracey MacEwan through an injury and having three starters in foul trouble left the Vikings unable to hold their own against the taller Stratford squad. Patti Botz with 11 and Barb Cocoon with eight points led the Vikings. These two, along with Andrea DeWinter were the Vikings' best players in the tour- nament. The Vikings began the tournament with a 30-20 loss to . London Lucas, the eventual tournament. champions. The Vikings had some shooting problems against Lucas but got six point ' efforts from Sonja Lapaine and Tracey MacEwan. The Vikings rebounded for a 43-24 victory over Medway in their next game to earn a berth in the consolation final. Coach Geiger felt he got super 'efforts from Barb Conlon and Patti Botz in this game. Conlon played aggressive defence and was able to convert several of her eight steals into baskets. Botz hit for 13 points to lead the scoring. Conlon had nine points. Last Thursday, the Viking teams, senior and junior, travelled to London for exhibition • tilts with London Central and Montcalm. The senior Vikings lost 33- 18 to Central. Sonja Lapaine with six points and Teresa Donnelly , with four led the Vikings. The Goderich girls also lost to Montcalm, but by the second half were starting to show some of the potential they possess. Although outscoring their opposition 29-16 in the second half, the Vikings were unable to overcome the Montcalm lead and lost by two points, 40.38. Robin MacDonald with 12 and Sonja Lapaine with 10 points topped the Viking scorers. The junior Vikings split their games in London, losing to Montcalm 36 34, but dumping Central 53-19. Against Montcalm, Allison Graham had 19 points, Kim Fritzley got 10 and Mary Beth Alexander got four. Coach Lynn Meyers felt his squad showed considerable poise din this close contest It was no contest against Central as the Vikings had an easy time of it. Allison Graham had 20 points, while Kim Fritzely and Mary Beth Alexander had eight apiece to lead the Viking 53-19 victory. Mosquitos win consolation. title GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES 200/O BRUCE ERSKINE 86 North 524-9555 The Goderich Mosquito soccer team won the con- solation title at the Kin- cardine league tournament on Saturday. The team lost their first game to 'Clinton A 1-0 to put them into the consolation round. They then met Clinton 13 and beat them 4-0 to take ... them to the finals against Seaforth which they won 4-1. Kincardine won the -11rann ionslnp tna .