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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-11-04, Page 8PAGE 8—GODERICH SIGNALSTA.Ft, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4,1981 Juniors try f 1 IT9S WORTH THE DRIVE! •SUITS •SPORTSCOATS •BLAZERS SIZES 38 TO 48 • REG. • TALL • SHORT Available at.... 34 ALBERT ST. CLINTON MEWS WEAR 462-9351. WHY PAY MORE? UNCLAIMED FURNITURE SALES OPEN DAIL v '0 9 SATURDAYS Th. 6 NO 7 HIGHWAY EAST OF McDONALD S Stratford 273-30.60 r third ch 8Y TD The Goderich Vikings will be trying for their third consecutive Huron -Perth junior football championship here Saturday when they play the Listowel Lords at 1:30. The Vikings advanced to the finals by defeating Norwell 15-7 here Thursday. Both the Norwell and Goderich defences were strong but it was probably the success of the Viking defence in causing more turnovers that made the CANADA SAVINGS BONDS 19.5 % BRUCE ERSKINE $6 North 529-9553 difference in the game. Norwell made it obvious early in the game that they had come to play, as they took it to the Vikings in the first quarter, striking for the game's first touchdown. Brian Metzger went over for the major score on a 30 -yard counter run. Dan Hill added the convert, giving the Redmen a 7-0 lead. The Vikings began to move the ball as the half moved on, but could not finish off their drives. Two field goal at- tempts by Joe Melady produced only one single point, leaving the Vikings down 7-1 at half-time. • The Vdcings' defensive coach Bill Garrow went to a 6-4 defence in the second half and the adjustment paid off, causing three turnovers at key points in the game. Fumble recoveries by Andrew Telford and Joe Medlady and an interception by Geoff Chase gave the Vikings field position from which the offence could ionship move. On the first play of the fourth quarter, Ed Craig scored the Vikings' first touchdown on a two -yard blast. Melady's convert gave the Vikings the lead for the first time in the game, 8-7. The Redmen sagged after that and with less than two minutes left, Craig bulled his way over the goal line for his second touchdown. Meladv was successful on the con- verts, making the final score 15-7. Viking offensive coor- dinator Bruce Baker ex- pressed the hope that the Vikings would get off to a more. spirited start against Listowel here Saturday. The Lords qualified for the finals by downing Exeter 13-7 in the other semi-final game Thursday. Good running BY TD Three GDCI cross-country 'runners had good showings in the WOSSA meet in Alvin stun on Friday. Jackie Dalton topped the Goderich athletes, with a fourth place finish in the senior girls division. She now advances to the all -Ontario OFSAA competition Saturday in Toronto. Her coach, John Smallwood, says that as far -DAY TRUCKLOT INSULATION THURSDAY November s FRIDAY November.. 6 SATURDAY November 7 RBERG Insulation Batts. Think Pink! 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YOU BUY • as he knows, Dalton's per- formance is the highest achievement by a GDCI runner in many years. Andrew Carruthers placed 18th -in a field of 121 midget boys. Debbie Mitchelmore, despite injuries, had an impressive sixth place finsih, just one position short of qualifying for the OFSAA meet in the junior girls' division. Pee Wee Bs win The Dave Haylow Electric Pee Wee B team played their first exhibition game Saturday blanking Hensall 3- 0. The goal scorers were Dave Duncan, Andrew McAdam, and Richard Boddy. Assists went to Jamie Hassell, Ian MacKinnon, John Strickland with two, Richard Boddy, and Andrew McAdam. Goaltending duties were shared by Rob Middell and Greg Townsend. Ed Craig (No.32) scored both of the junior Vikings' touchdowns•on Thursday against. Nor- well, leading his team to the Huron -Perth finals here Saturday afternoon against Listowel • (Photo by Cath Wooden) Volleyballers tied for first At the end of the regular tn'. he • tournament on realistic 15-5win. 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Knowing that one more vocalizations from the bench win would give them a tie . by Rob Gibbons and from the with Listowel and two could floor by Kent Feagan capture sole first place the sparked the boys to a big 15-9 Vikes were prepared to meet win. Madill in the final match of The Huron -Perth Con - the day. Madill, however; ference finals take place on had other ideas and quickly Wednesday, November 4 in blasted the Viked into Mitchell when Goderich will submission in what seemed meet . Listowel, Madill, ' like, only five minutes to capture a . convincing 15-4 victory. The second game loss seemed imminent as well as and the semis and finals will Madill racked up a fast 84 follow. Clinton, Mitchell, and Strafford Northwestern in round robin play. Two teams will be eliminated after this Lagers suffers first loss BY TD The GDCI junior girls basketball team suffered their first loss of the Huron- Perth Conference schedule in Stratford last Wednesday, losing by a close 47-41 score to Stratford Northwestern. The VBtings were never far behind, but were unable to catch up to the Stratfojd team. Northwestern • was able to move the ball well against the Viking press and had- an effective -2-1-2 zone defence which the Vikings were unable to penetrate. Viking coach Lynn Meyers described Stratford's two top scorers, Pat .Murray and Andria Vidreiro, as "as good as any we have seen all year." Murray had 15 points and Vidreiroadded 13. Allison Graham, Kim Fritzley, and Cathy Oke were the Vikings' top point - getters with 12 each. Kristene Stapleton and Angie Alcock added three . apiece. Meyers felt his Vikings played well and did their best throughout the game, and feels that with a few adjustments, his team can make up the difference in their next meetinglwith the Stratford team. The Vikings, with a 7-1 win -lost record, return to action Wednesday in Exeter and play Friday at home against Clinton. OPPORTUNITIES OFA LIFETIME Just Phone or Visit THE CANADIAN FORCES RECRUITING CENTRE 520 wellington Street, London, Ontario N6A 3R2 Phone 679-5110 or our Mobile offices in the Federal Building 12:00 p.m. -4:30 p.m. Sarnia ............ . Every Wednesday Stratford... 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month Goderich .. 1st and 3rd Thursday of each month Woodstock 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month Tillsonburg Last Monday of each month There's No Life Like It THE CANADIAN, A11MU . E 0J .C.ES .u.