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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-09-30, Page 10PAGE 10 *---GODERICH SIGNAI.ATAR, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1981 Suns t SUNSET NEWS Last Tuesday, Sept. 15th, men's night, Paul Baechler s inner dance to had low gross of the nignt with Ken Hall winning low net. VICEROY ANTI -FREEZE 0 Ly • 4 ALUMINUM & CHROMATE COMPATIBLE Dealer !rims on request • EDWARD FUELS ANGLE -A ST., GODERICH 524-8386 Shell helps First flight winners were: Ticker Mero, '` Don Arni- strong and Tim O'Brien; 2nd flight went to Ron Stanley, Bill Brown and Tom Moore; while Gary Chambers, John Scott and Bill Chisholm were third flight winners. Closest to the pin was won by Ron Stanley. Last Saturday night the Sunset members enjoyed a delicious dinner, prepared by Mrs. Miller, the iiiStribu- tion of beautiful prizes, followed by a dance. Special thanks to Ellen Connelly who bought the prizes on the ladies' table and Shirley Baechler, for the men's table, you both did a great job once again. In the men's club matches first low gross went tchssy , Bedard with runner up Paul Baechler; second low gross, BOWLING REGISTRATION BANTAM: Not 11 years at Dec. 31, 1981 JUNIOR: Not 14 years at Dec. 31, 1981 SENIOR: Not 18 years at Dec. 31, 1981 *Registration. only '2.00 •Cost each week: Bantam -81.50 Jr. & Sr. -82.00 *Supervised leagues •a real good crest progrTn •Y.B.C. Bowling shirts °emir cost •End of season trophies 4 banquets *Special In house tournaments *Family twosome at Xmas •Pay only as you ploy *Free bowling shoes •416', nd season Marcel Richard. runner up Bill Bode; third low gross, John Scott, runner up Tom Moore; fourth low gross, Stu Huyck, with runner up Ken McGrail; First low net winner was Brian Reeve, with runner up Dave Wilkinson; second low net, George Bolton, runner up Coley McDonagh; third low net Cliff Kennedy, ' run- ner up Ron Stanley; fourth low net, Ken McGrail with runner up Mel Bogie.. In the Men's Two -Ball, Gary Chambers and Bill Chisholm were the winners with runners-up Bill ' Youngblut and Pete Teichert. Stan and Mary Lynne Telford were the mixed Two - Ball winners and runners up were • Dorothy Bogie and Dave MacAdam. For the ladies, Verna Kane was first low gross winner with runner up Mary Lynne Telford. The Sunset Bowl winner was Mary Ann Dempsey; runner up Dorothy Bogie; mini handicap went to Rosemary Armstrong With runner up Isabel McDonald: In the ladies Two -Ball, Chris Reeve and Della Bedard were winners with, runners up Dorothy Bogie and Isabel McDonald. The most improved golfers' trophies went to Don Fink and Rocky Whalen. Congratulations to all the winners. This Thursday will be the ladies closing dinner, also golf, weather permitting. Special awards will be given out after dinner. So all lady members- plan to attend our closing night, I'm sure Shirley will have her usual good dinner planned for us! Junior eagers 1. romp to victory Our Bantam division is almost hill, but we have plenty of room at 11 o'clock for Junior & Senior boys & girls. Join now, our season Is lust starting. Come out & bring a friend or call LITTLE BOWL at 524-9966. BY TD The GDCI senior girls won their first league start of the basketball season Thursday in Listowel; defeating the home team 43-19. Coach John Geiger got a good team effort from his Vikings. Patti Botz led the Goderich girls with a 16 - point effort. Sonja Lapaine added 11. Robin MacDonald with six, Tracey MacEwan with four points, and Barb Conlon, Teresa Donnelly and. Andrea DeWinter with" two points each completed the _ Viking offensive output. The Vilcings make their next league start here Thursday against Seaforth. Geiger's team has been active in tournament play. Last weekend they played against some top flight opponents in the Sarnia St. Pat's `Kick-off Klassic'. preserving the spirit of the land Private Property Week October 4 - 10, 1981 The right to own, use and enjoy private property is one of the basic rights of Canadians. Preserving that heritage iSthe duty of today's generation. Your Property Rights Know Them...Protect Them SPONSORED BY THE HURON REAL ESTATE BOARD AND YOUR LOCAL BOARD MEMBER ALEXANDER AND CHAPMAN CENTURY 21 ALL POINTS REALTY LIMITED 10 THE SQUARE, GODERICH BILL CLIFFORD REAL ESTATE BROKER 26 THE SQUARE. GODERICH G.K. REALTY AND INSURANCE INC. 53 WEST ST , GODERICH REALTY INC, 53 STANLEY ST., GODERICH MAURICE GARDINER REAL ESTATE LIMITED 34 STANLEY ST., GODERICH RI; it. 1:;!-% I t.-41 l'If 40) Dt Hu,ROAD. 11)0VMILLS, ONTARIO 4454910 They lost their first game against a very strong host team 70-25. Geiger could only describe the St. Pat's team as "awesome". Combining size and quickness, St. Pat's went on to win the tournament with a 77-52 victory over Brantford St. John's in the final. The Vikings' second game was a loss to Oshawa O'Dwyer, 51-30. The Vikings' moment of glory came in their third • game, an exciting 39-38 victory over Parkside of Dundas. The Vikings had a 27-10 halftime lead, but saw that dwindle and were tied with Dundas through much of the final quarter. In the last minute o of the game, with the score tied, Patti Botz sank afree throw to give the Vikings the winsf;.t.' ' Sonja Lapaine • had 13 points against Dundas. Barb Conlon added eight and Botz had six, as did Teresa Donnelly. Mary O'Neill,• Robin • MacDonald and Karyn Drennan got two pointseach. Against St. Pat's, Lapaine had seven, Botz and Drennan had six apiece and O'Neill had five points. In the Oshawa game, Lapaine had. . 14, Botz seven, Barb Conlon and Robih MacDonald four each and O'Neill one. •• This weekend, the Vikings continue tournament action in an invitational event in Wingham. 6.1 ILV 4 0. Two senior GDCI volleyball players jump up to block a shot that never made it over the net anyway during tournament .playagainst Seaforth Thursday. They beat Seaforth in both games, split games with Wingham, and lost both to Clinton to come out three and three. (Photo by Cath Wooden) Viking football line-ups • . JUNIOR VIKINGS FOOTBALL LINEUP 10 -Doug Lounsbury 11 =John Thompson 12 - Jeff LeBeau 20 - Paul McCartney 22 - Trevor Erb 23 - Kevin Beattie 24 - Travis Bell 25 - Daryl Madge 26 - Tim Bakker 30 - Pete Stahl 31 - Grant Garrow 32 - Ed Craig 33 - Geoff Chase 40 -Joe Melady 41 - Ken Huff 50 - Rick Haas 51 - Pete Willems 52 - Paul Green 53 - Lee Frisby 54 - Dave Weaver 61 -„Dave Almasi 62 - Frank Schloendorf 64 - Brian Fitzsimons ,65 -Shawn Garrick 70 -Shawn Rabbet( 71 - Da ve Smith 72 - Andrew Telford 73 - Matt Buchanan ,74- Rod Ashton 75- Brad Ashton 78 - Kelly MacAdam SENIOR VIKINGS • FOOTBALL LINEUP 10- Del M itchel more 11 - Dave Ma nald 12 - Kent Scho z 13 - Chris Knox 20 - Chris*Pitre 21 - Paul Kalbfleisch 25- Mike Murphy 26 -Stuart Crew 30 - Dave Brissette 31 - Greg Marshall 32 - Tom Sm Mrs 33 - Paul King 31- Jeff F ea gan 40- Paul Bellinger 51 - John Sheardown 52 -Jamie Reynolds HURON CYCLE 211 BAYFIELD PD. GODERICH 524-9061 OPEN HOUSE OCTOBER 2ND & 3RD till 8:00 P.M. Come and see the 1982 YAMAHA S WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD [YAMAHA, THE WAY IT SHOULD BE. EG.: 1982 BRAVO 250 $1II 295 °° YAMAHA CHILDREN'S SNOWSUITS $24.95 500/0 OFF *Regular Plugs • Bala.claya, hats *All Snowmobile suits in stock *Big Red Pints • Snowmobile Helthets • Free Coffee 81 Donuts. Listen to C. K.N.X. tor more in-store specials 2i iliAVFIELD GOD1ERICH 524406 i 53 - Mike Frayne 54 - Dave McDonald 56 - Ray Vanstone 57 - Keith Hallam 60 - Stephen Longwell 61 - Brian Mitchell 62 - Tom Foran 63 - Rick MacDonald 64 - Rob Plunkett 67 - Carey Muck 70 - Darryl Beattie 71 - Dave Parsons 72 - Greg Lapaine 73 -Steve Frayne HURON -PERTH CONFERENCE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Thurs., Sept. 24 Goderich at Stratford'Central-Double-header Thurs., Oct. 1 Norwell at Goderich -Doubleheader Tues., Oct. 6 Goderich. at Stratford Northwestern - Junior Thurs., Oct. 8 Listowel at Goderich - Senior Central Huron at Goderich - Junior • Thurs., Oct. 15 South Huron at Goderich- Doubleheader Tues., Oct. 20 Goderich at Listowel- Junior • Thurs., Oct. 22 Goderich at Stratford Northwestern - Senior Wingham at Goderich - Junior Thurs., Oct. 29 Junior and Senior semi-finals Sat., Nov. 7 Junior and Senior Finals ,• • Thursday Doubleheaders begin at 1:30 p.m. Thursday Single games begin at 2:00 p.m. NOTICE The Town if Goderlch Traffic Committee, In recognition of the International Year of the Disabled, has designated six parking spots In various locations adlacent to the square for handicapped parking. Only vehicles carrying handicapped persons are allowed to use these spots but will be sub- lect to our parking regulations and other ap- plicable regulations. Anyone using these designated handicapped parking areas other than the handicapped, will be ticketed. James Magee, Chairman, Town of Goderich _Traffic CommIttua----