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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-02-23, Page 29142 THE SQUARE, GODEINCN FINAL CLEARANCE SALE 'Your Naturalizer Shoe Store' NATURALIZERS ALL FALL AND WINTER STOCK REG. UP TO29 97 &7• • ASST. STYLES & SIZES , LADIES' DRESS SNQW BOOTS REG. UP TO0 00 II/9;9g ASST. STYLES & COLOURS CLARK LOG ROLLERS 7 NAVY • TAN • BROWN • BLACK 0 SAVE 20 FITTINGS AA • B • C OFF REG. PRICES REG: WHITE CROSS SHOES 7 BLACK •'• TAN • NAVY 2oRICFF ES' REG - SAVE P L. FITTINGSEE•E•D•C•B•AA WHITE CROSS BROKEN STYLES & SIZES L.7 REG. UP TOS 97 !..65-48 LIMITED PAIRS HELENA LADIES' DRESS SHOES 50' REG. UP TO • L ASST. STYLES & COLOURS SELBY SHOES 1 TAN• NAVY• BLACK•BROWN FITTINGS • AA • B SAVE O OFF O REG. PRICES LACE TIE • PUMP L LOAFER STYLE LADIES' 500 PR. ASST'D. BRANDED NAME LEATHER SHOES $29-45. REG. UP TO $ 20 oo • • RITTER • NORTH STAR. ETC. 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The playdowns, involving both boys and girls teams, was held last Friday at the Maitland Curling Club in Goderich. The girls' winner was the Julie MacBeth team from Clinton high school. The boys' team of Scott Collins, Dan Durst, Fraser Huyck and Mark Jeffrey defeated the Norwell high school team from Palmerston in a close 5-2 game to lead off the day -long event. In the • other morning . game, Clinton defeated St. Marys, setting the stage for another match -up between the Goderich add Clinton teams. This was the sixth`time this season the two rival school curling teams have met in competition. The game started off as a strategy -filled one, with each skip trying to gain the advantage with front and corner guards. .The Collins rink soon wore them down with their accurate hitting and soft come - around draws, leaving the Clinton team looking at a three-point disadvantage coming home. Goderich won 48-5 and bacame the first Huron -Perth curling winner from the Goderich school in the past 10 years. The boys' team will be travelling to Glencoe on March 10 to compete in the WOSSA playdowns against teams from London, Middlesex, Elgin .and Oxford counties.. • Prior to the WOSSA competition, this same team will be competing in the Pepsi- Cola Junior Men's Championship for the Provincial Honors in. Barrie this coming weekend. Here they will meet teams from • all over Ontario in an attempt to become the province's representatives in the Canadian Junior. Championship*, ;.which take place ,in Halifax later in March. All their fellow curlers from the Maitland Curling 'Club and the high school and public school kids who curl with them during the week, wish them the best! ." • hnton Mustangs elinunated f By Roil Hilts "The kids gave it a good effort but, Walkerton wan ready for us," were the words of Clinton Coach Jim Nigro following last. Friday night's 5-0 loss to the Walkerton Black Hawks, The loss eliminated the. Mustangs from the Junior C playoffs with Walkerton winning the semi-final series 4-2. According to Nigro the Mustangs weren't in Friday night's contest from the start, "They scored some weak goals at the beginning of the game and that put us behind the eight ball," said Nigro, "We didn't discipline our- selves enough but we had the talent to win." Last Thursday night on hdme ice the Mustangs were mashed 8-3 by the Black Hawks. Clinton played one of their poorest games of the season as their defensive game collapsed. The Mustangs' offensive threat wasn't very devastating as it could only muster up four shots on goal in the second period. , In the opening minutes of the game it appeared Clinton .came to the rink to play hookey as they .scored quickly to grahaMi lead. .Tack Adams scored at,087 when he banged bonne a rebound from a Sean Van Dongen slap shot, Three minutes later Randy marriage got a powerplay goal when tie picked up his own rebound to beat Walkerton goalie Scott Fritz for a 2.0 Clinton lead. The Mustang bubble was burst within a span of "13 seconds as the Hawks stormed back to tie the game. Kevin Kieffer backhanded a shot over the shoulder of Clinton goalie Jeff Denomme at 11:23 to start the ball rolling. At 11:36 Clarence Rosevear drilled a wrist shot low to the corner to even the score. Clinton did well to come out of the period tied as they killed off a four minute disadvantage. The second period was dominated by the high -flying Hawks as they outscored the local lads.3-1. The Mustangs made it 3-2, 53 seconds into the period when Captain Jim Fritzley fed defenceman Darrell Graham with a perfect pass. As your financial obligations change, so should your life insurance protection. 0 c�o�peator The; Co-operators' Financial Security Planning program helps you plan today for better tomorrows. For information call .. . INSURANCE SERVICES 31 WEST ST., GODERICH xn ._ jtMELt BUS: 524-2138 RES: 524-8521 LIFE • HOME • AUTO • BUSINESS • TRAVEL IT'S JUST AROUND THE CORNER - WATCH FOR OUR OPENING TUESDAY MARCH 1,1983 Only one word could describe the all-out satisfac- tion you'I find when you visit us during the biggest o ening to come along in ages! Don't let the excitement and SPECTACULAR buys pass you by...watch for our opening....happening soon!. e.' ara�er ye F TURING CHRYSLER'S F L LINE OF AUTOMOBILES SALES -SERVICE -PARTS LEASING & DAILY RENTALS `1933 The Year You're Going To Say Yes to Goderich-Plymouth-Chrysler Ltd.' ( I1K1:S1.ERI Dodge Trucks SALES/SERVICE GODERICH PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER LTD. 414 Huron Road - Hwy. No. 8 DIAL 524.7383 Grehaiii cruised in from his pot position, Wok the Pans, and blasted a low hard shot pastFrlte. Walkerton tied it up Midway through the period when Dan Davidson stole a loose puck around the faceoff circle beating Denomme with a quick snap shot After the Hawk's third goal Clinton's checking seemed non-existent. They stopped forechecking and left their checks . uncovered in front of the net. At 11:55 Jeff Davidson shot his club into the lead by poking in a rebound through 'the legs of Denomme.- Wayne Mills got his first of three goals at 17:27 when the Mustangs gave away the puck in their own zone. Mills picked up an errant Clinton pass and slammed the puck into the net before the Mustang defence could blink an eye. The third period resem- bled a practice session as the Walkerton club skated CODERONAI TA#t, WEDNESDAY, mamRY 23,1983—f'AGE`34 unior C playoffs circles around thelvhintanen, outscoring Clinton 3.0, Kevin Elliott and Wayne Mills with the ha$rtrick, rounded out the sco ..g for theHawks, Following the game Clinton Coach Jim, Nigro shook his head in disbelief of his club's performance. "We totally lost our composure and blew it; We couldn't get the puck out of our own• end and that, cost us. When you only get four shots on net in the second pir od, You're not goltig to wiR is any hoekeygames," said Nigro. When interviewed at the Junior C hockey banquet in Clinton last Saturday night, Coach Nigro said he was pleased with the effort his players gave him. The boys and 1 are satisfied with our ac- complishments this year. I'd like tp thank the players for their efforts this season. The key to this " series was the first game. B' we could have won that first game on home ice, it definitely would have helpedus," said Nigro. ,As far as Nigro's future as coach of the Mustangs goes, the decision will be left up to the team executive, who meet Thursday, All in all it was a good playoff series and the Clinton players, management and executive should be congratulated for 'their ef- forts fforts this season. Junior C banquet held On Saturday night the Junior C Tier Two Banquet was held at the Clinton Legion Hall. Guest speaker at the banquet was David Cressman, Coach of the Stratford Cullitons and former player with the Minnesota North Stars. Following Cressman's speech, Ontario Hockey League Chairman Keith Baulk presented the awards. The Leading Scorer Trophy was won by Steve Simpson of the Kincardine Kinucks. Simpson scored 26 goals and added 42 assists for 68 points in 26 games. The goaltending duo of Ken Weise and Randy Petrik of Kincardine picked up best goaltending honors for their combined averages of 3.33. The Best Defeaceman Award went to Brad Frit zsimmons of Kincardine and Rookie of the Year honors went to Jim LeGrande of the Wingham Ironmen. There was a tie for the Most Valuable Player Award between Brad Murray of the Hanover Barons and Brad Fritzsimmons from Kin- cardine.