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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-10-21, Page 1020 C1141O1WAT WED Al4.®. BER.1,1 Y 34 ?won STP • GOD $ CH 52.44479 JUDO $a .HAIR STYLING BY ANNA • OPEN 6 DAYS - A WEEK 'GUARDIAN DRUGS 1010 11'1'TIwl"i i 1`ri1''i1'1` TIVIl' GUARDIAN DRUGS cr..yORI�Ca.x w, GUARDIAN DRUGS GUARDIAN DRUGS Bag 016, • awn" IP -11))11)..111).1P)1111111\ -11)111/1-51T WM NIKOTONes %daps oft rob 'hl'11111h1\1'1`l'1''r'1'1'1'1'1'1 GUARDIAN DRUGS • .11011111/1E CUANS.13.1 • Will fisg:.> II1'1'1'1' i' 1'1'1'l71'1'i'1 1, COUPONS VALID TILL• SATURDAY, OCTOBER.24 !HARMACY `sr POST OFFICE •IN THE SUNCOASTMALL-GODERKCII 524-2195 OPEN MON—FRI. 10 12, 12:30.6 . . WEEKDAY EVENINGS 630.P.M.-9'P.M. SATURDAYS 10-6 Panthers HV'TD The OKI senior Vikings last their first gam of the Huron,Perth Conference football schedule here Thursday when they dropiped a 2140decision to the Eapeter South ' Huron Panthers. The victory clinched first place for the Panthers, who are undefeated. The, Vikings . now find themselves ht showdown battle for eeco.M and third spot with the Stratford Northwestern Huskies Thursday.The Vikings and Huskies have identical 3-1 won -lost records going into the game. At 'stake Is the important home -field ad- vantage for the sudden -death aemi.finals Thursday, October 29. The game with South Huron was a see -saw affair, with the Vikings having the - upper hand in, the first. quarter. .ltob Plunkett ran a punt return 70 yards to opewthe scoring for the Vikings. Plunkett's conversion of his own touchdown and a two- point safety touch gave the Vikings a 9-0 edge by the end KATIMAVIK A Canadian Teeth AND Action Program We would like to WELCOME the community to our OPEN HOUSE. FRIDAY, OCT. 23rd from 4 so is p.m. AT 44 Stanley St. and 109 Napier St. Goderich We paid lik• to thank those who helped us in setting -sip oar projects. We look forward to seeing you. Sincerely KATIMAVIK FARMERS FOR A .GOOD .FARM. BUILDING AT A COMPETITIVE PRICE PHONE RAY LAMBERS CONST. 482-3305 CLINTON FREE ESTIMATES 30 HAMILTON ST. N- CL1PPIHa & GROOMING ;,ALL TYPES Of DOGS ALSO CLIPPING OF NAILS & BEAKS OF BIRDS :THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL BIRD% ,o CAGES 2 0 30„. of the quarter. The safety came when a Panther ball carrier was brought down in his own end zone by Vikings' Tom Foran and Dave McDonald. The Panthers took the lead in the"second quarter on two Converted' touchdowns. Peter Tuckey ran 45 yards on. a _reverse for the first one and • hard -running Rick Lin denf field smashed his way over frotn the six yard line for the other. Lindenfield'a touchdown was sett up by a 65 yard pass and run.. piny by the Panthers. Wayne Smith kiekedtbeconverts. The third quartet was scoreless, but the Panthers upped their 'lead -hi 21-0 early in the "fourth quarter on anothyer touchdown ...by of season Lindenfield, ' an 11 yard sweep. The Vikings were far from finished 'however, and narrowed .the score to 21-16 when Jeff Feagan went over on a' four yard off -tackle play, and Plunkett con- verted. The Vikings were moving the ball again as time woundown, but gave it up and thePanthers were able to kill the clock on one more series of downs. _ By their play in this game, the Vikings showed they are not outclassed by any means by the Panthers. The game featured , hard-hitting but clean football, and gave promise of an exciting finish to this year's football season should these two teams wind up facing each other In the Huron -Perth finals. Ed Craig (32) of the GDCI junior Vikings football team against Exeter here Thursday. The juniors won the game found a hole in the line for good yardage in *league game 28-0 to extend their unbeaten skein. (Photo by Dave Sykes) Junior girls remain undefeated BYTD The GDCI junior Vikings continue undefeated in Huron -Perth - Conference girls' basketball, following two more victories last week. Tuesday, the Vikings outdistanced Stratford Central 52-38. Friday, the Vikings defeated Mitchell 51- 35, to - record their sixth consecutive victory. Allison Graham had 21 points, many:gf them coming on layups following steals from Stratford players in the back court. Kim Fritzley added 16 in the Goderich win over Central. Anne Allan had six, Mary Beth Alexander had four, Cathy Oke and Nancy Bugler had two apiece, and Kristene Stapleton had one point for Goderich. Alexander had a strong game in relief, of Cathy Oke, who. ran into early foul trouble. ' The Vikings had another ' tough test in Mitchell. Kim Frltzley with 18 and Allison Graham with 15 points paced the Goderich attack. Mary Beth Alexander had . six points, Cathy Oke and Kristene Stapleton had four each, while Nancy Bugler and Kristen Bugler had two points apiece. Sharon Adams and Lori Sherbarth had 13 points each for Mitchell. Coach Lynn Meyers' Vikings kept the pressure on Mitchell with a man to man defence in the first quarter, and then shifted to a zone press in the second quarter. In the second half, the Vikings ran into some foul trouble. The combination of foul shots and some long distance sinkers kept Mit- chell close but the Vikings held on to their lead. Thursday, the Vikings travel to St. Marys for a league game. Saturday they will take part in a tour- nament in Kitchener. Senior team split :games BYTD 0'; The GDCI senior girls' basketball team split a pair of games in Huron -Perth Conference play last week. Tuesday coach John Geiger's girls suffered their first loss of the season, losing 49-44 •to a strong Stratford Central, team. Friday the Vikings rebounded to a 40-32 win over Mitchell. Stratford got double figure outputs from three players: Lori Sippel had 12 points. Shelley Sippel had 11, and Sue Marsh had 10. Sonja Lapainehad a game - high total of 19 points to pace the-Viiking 'Welke,: Andrei,' DeWinter added :10 points. Mary O'Neill with six, Barb Conlan with five, and Teresa Donnelly and Kary.i Drennan with. two each rounded out the GPCI at- tack. Stratford led 27-21 at half time, but a third quarter rally led by DeWinter, Drennan and Mona Gleason tied the score. However, the Vikings, were unable to contain the taller Stratford , squad in the final quarter. Sonja Lapaine had another strong. gain against Mit- chell; hitting for 18 points and leading on rebounds. Patti Botz had 10 Viking points. Mary O'Neil added four, Barb Conlan had three, Karyn Drennan and Mona Gleason had two each, and Robin MacDonald had one point. - Loree Russell had 11 to pace Mitchell. The Vikings take a record of five wins and one loss into Thursday's game in St. Marys. 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