Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-12-01, Page 1871. PAGE 2A —GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1,1982 GET YOUR SHAPE IN SHAPE®®®. The Perfect Christmas Gift Giving Special For That Special Someone In Your Life We'll guide you along the way to a progressive program of exer- cise which takes into account your individual fitness levels and goals. Take the 'work' out of .working out! Our total shapeup program is the safe, simple and fun way to keep fit. Exercise Your Right To Be Somebody wv SIGN UP NOW Men & Women 16 yrs. & Over 6 MONTH SPECIAL MEMBERSHIP 75. 00 Regular '90." What Have You Got To Lose??? EAST END G Y M please dial 524-7704 corner east & cambria rd. Novices play overtime The Garb and Gear Novice team took part in a tournament in Strathroy this past weekend. They competed with teams from Chatham, Paris, Parkhill, Strathroy, Lambeth, Mooretown and Forest. In their first game, the local boys were defeated by a strong Mooretown team. This put. them into the consolation round. Their second game was against Lambeth. The Lambeth team jumped to a quick 2-0 lead but the Goderich boys fought back to tie the score in the third period, and put the game into overtime. In this tournament, the rules state that if the game is tied, both teams must play without goalies until the tie is broken. Normally this doesn't take very long. However, Lambeth and Goderich were so well matched, it took a period and a half (15 minutes) of play before Goderich scored the winner to advance to the final against Parkhill. After two hours of rest following the five period thriller, the Garb and Gear boys came out 6-4 losers in the final against a fresh Parkhill team but they deserve full credit for a fine performance. s ca,,, a , 1 team off to good start BY TD The GDCI Vikings are off to a good start iii senior boys' exhibition basketball play with wins in their first two starts. Friday the Vikings won an exciting 61-59 victory over Sarnia St. Clair here. Earlier in the week, the Vikings got by the Central Huron Redmen 62-52 in a game played in Clinton. The Vikings have one more exhibition series next Monday in Owen Sound where they will play Westhill and OSCVI. Coach Myles Murdock's Vikings then move into regular season play next Wednesday with a road game in Mitchell. The Mitchell team ousted the Vikings in last year's Huron -Perth playoffs and have almost their entire team returning, so the Vikes have a tough test to look forward to in that one. The Vikings did not take the lead in their game with St. Clair until the fourth quarter. They were down 20-8 after the first quarter and trailed 31-27 at half-time. The Vikings •were still three points down after the third quarter, 44-41, but a strong surge in the final quarter won the game for them. The Vikings showed a lot of hustle and that, along with good play from the bench, won it. Dan McCallum was the top Viking scorer with 18 points. Scott Bell added 14 and Joe Morrissey had 11. Andrew Telford hit for eight points, Chris Pitre hooped five and Kevin Adams had three points. Geof Chase and Kevin Smith each made one free throw. The Vikings threw up 80 shots from the floor, making 26 of them for a 33 per cent average. From the foul line, they were nine for 20 for 45 per cent. Chris Pitre and Joe Morrissey were the top defensive players of the game for the Vikes. '1,00ko CATALOGUE STORE Take advantage of us.. Limited Quantities! Offer expires Wednesday Dec. 8/82! -Prices Reduced from our 1862/83 Annual Catalogue! • IIIIIIIIII 111111l11ht, `, 1111 111, 0 ` tit 1 1- 1I 11 1. • ®®�1t1►'"'� t �Ic,ruhuulhlhul"l,111tI� �;;Il;lll,t) Illunullll�li' Il1fll..')I1,11111111111111111111.1111111111111111111111111111111 "" "' -" Milton -Bradley Simon 77009, Page 191 was 39.93 ea. �o®, v O© 11-K-4,„„„„11111II, '' """'lllllt'lllhl IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIilliir ,,,,.•rII11111R1'III111nmm�nu„ 3 Polaroid 640 instant Sun Camera 70142, Page 216 was 69.73 ea. Leisure Vision 76964, P. 188 was 179.91 91 Complete basic unit i Milton -Bradley Battleship 77034, Page 191 was 49.93 ea. Mattel Ttppeetoo s 13" Doll 78304, Page 174 was 26.93 ea. Cassette. tape recorder 71579, Page 160 WAS 57.93 93 each Missing Link 71433, Page 184 was 7.46 ea. (1)4' , 1. !I ,i,n : r Stomper Daredevil Set - 76030, Page 167 was 24.96 ea. 96 A.F.X. Firebird Fever 93_ Race Set 79328, Page 179 was 34.93 ea. AM/FM LED Clock Radio 72343, Page 241 was 29.96 ea. 2 93 SuncoastMafl, 397 Bayfield Rd., Goderich BRING YOUR FILMS TO US FOR PROMPT OUALITV PHOTOPMSNING WITH rOtt RANGE Or SERVICES Shawn Thomson of Goderich was presented with a goalie stick autographed by the CKNX Try Hards during a benefit hockey game played against the Kinsmen here Saturday night, Shawn has cerebral palsy and Ms dad Stewart was playing for the Kinsmen side. He is seen accepting his stick here with Phil Main Jr. (left) of the Try Hards and Jim Hayter Jr. of the Kinsmen Club. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan) Clinton high school to host tourney On Friday0 December 10 and Saturday, December 11 Central Huron Secondary School in Clinton will host a pre -Christmas senior boys' basketball tournament. Teams ,taking part in the tournament are from the Huron -Perth Conference which includes; Central Huron; Goderich, Stratford Central, Listowel, Stratford Northwestern, Norwell, Mitchell and F.E. Madill. wide and 57'/" high Kelvinator space savers feature a full measure of "no -frost" luxury, 2 door convenience and classic elegance in a 24" width. 00 652 • IN WHITE WE PAY THE SALES TAX ON ALL KELVINATOR PURCHASES BEFORE FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24 '82 - CLOSING FITS ALMOST ANYWHERE The winning team will represent the Huron -Perth League at the 10th Annual Badger Invitational Basketball Tournament which will take place at Brock University in St. Catharines. A similar tournament was held last year in Mitchell and the winner, Listowel, represented the league at Western's Purple and White Christmas Tournament. On Friday, December 10 play will start at 3:30 pm with Stratford Central playing Listowel, followed by Stratford Northwestern meeting Norwell at 5:00 pm, Mitchell playing F.E. Madill at 6:30 and Central Huron meeting Goderich at 8:00 pm. Play will resume on Saturday at 9:00 am with Friday's winners playing in the championship round and the losers playing in the consolation round. Play will conclude with the cham- pionship game at 4:30. All games will be played in the main gym at Central Huron and one ticket will allow spectators to see all of the games. The price of .the tickets will be $1.00 for adults and 50 cents for those 13 years of age and younger. It is hoped that the gym will be filled to capacity by 8:00 pm on Friday when the Redmen take on the Vikings. Goderich Chess Club gets three new members. On a snowy Wednesday night, a group of 17 men gathered in Doug Brindley's basement to . engage in friendly, competitive chess action. Mike Mason remained at the top of level three with a , , win over Bob Madson. Mark Maurer won two games to bring his won -lost percen- tage to 500 and to earn a spot in level two. John Stokes con- ' firmed his level two ranking with a win over Brian Brindley. Bob Dick and Den- nis Little both won games against the experienced veteran, Doug Brindley. George Barwick won, two games toincrease his lead in level two. Chess club members were delighted to have three new faces on the scene last Wednesday, to do battle with the regulars. A warm welcome to Les Willems, Greg MacDonald and Mike Maurer. Interest in the club is very high this year and hopefully, many of the honourary members will continue to frequent the club for an enjoyable evening of chess. P.S. Jim Kingsley! Where are you? STANDINGS AS OF . NOVEMBER 24 Louis Stadelmann Bob Dick Dennis Little Doug Brindley George Barwick Charles Cook John Stokes Mark Maurer Mike Mason Brian Brindley • Paul 1'lunket Mike Cox Barry Page Bob Madson Dennis Scheider John McDonagh LEVEL 1 W 16 12 8 19 LEVEL 2 LEVEL 3 LEVEL 4 L D Pct 0 0 1,000 1 0 .923 1 1 .850 4 1 .812 W L 12 6 9 6 9 7 5 '5 W L 7 13 6 12 5 11 3 6 W 4 3 1 0 HONORARY MEMBERS W—"L —W Pet OR A PERFECT REPLACEMENT FOR YOUR MANUAL DEFROST REFRIGERATOR. In stock now! HUTCHINSON APPLIANCE SERVICE 300 Huron Rood - Hrroy. No. $ - Godewl€Fh DIAL 524-7831 Walter Gottschalk Brian Miller Gad Czudner Glen Falkiner Les Willems Blair Stokes John George Phil Abbott Mike Maurer Greg MacDonald Scott Brindley MOST IMPROVED PLAYER Louis Stadelmann George Barwick Brian Brindley lir• L 9 13 10 17 D 0 0 1 0 D 2 1 2 0 D 0 1 0 1 Pct .666 .600 .558 .500 Pct .363 .342 .333 .333 Pct _307 .205 .090 .027 1 0 0 1.000 4 0 1 .900 3 2 0 .600 3 2 0 .600 1 1 0 .500 1 3 0 .250 6 0 1 .930 0 1 0 .000 0 2 0 .000 0 2 0 .000 0 3 0 .000 INCREASE .250 .222 .152 4