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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1985-05-22, Page 21A member of the GDCI Viking senior soccer team attempts to move the ball up field against the advances of a St. Marys Salukis forward in Huron -Perth sudden -death semi-final action here Thursday. St. Marys won the game 4-1, eliminating Goderich from further playoff ac- tion. It was the first loss the season for the Vikings after they won six games and tied two. (photo by Dave Sykes ) The 1985 executive for the Maitland Golf ladies' section was installed recently. From left: front, Jean Bell, vice-president; Bev Jeffrey, secretary -treasurer; Irla Stewart, president; Bill Partridge, president of Maitland Board of Directors; Edna Looker, past -president and handicap chairperson. Back, Joan McDougall, sports captain; Chris Hoffineyer, assistant sports captain; Shelagh Sully, manager; Auleen Curry, social convenor; Sally MacEwan, assistant social convenor. ( photo by Patrick Raftis) Sailboard regatta to be held at St. Christopher's Windsurfers will be riding the waves at St. Christopher's Beach, during a Sailboard Regatta (race), on June 1 and 2. The race will be one of six events in southern Ontario sponsored by the Barbados Board of Tourism, this summer. The events are oriented toward first-time board -sailing racers, with separate categories for women, youths 18 and under and masters 35 and over. Disciplines will in- clude triangle, funboard and other surprise races. The event is open to local or out-of- town board -sailors. The racing is regionally oriented and will be held close to shore, giving spectators op- timum visual excitement. The Mistral Class Association of Ontario, in conjunction with Goderich Windsurfing and The Sailboard Shop are co-ordinating the event locally. For more information con- tact: Tory MacDonald, Goderich Windsurf- ing, 524-9603 or Pat Gillies, Sailboard Shop, 653-0183. Bridge Club averages 108 On Tuesday, May 14 a 10 -table Mitchell game was held at the Goderich Duplicate Bridge Club with an average score of 108. Joanne Gilchrist and I.ee Ryan topped the north -south section of play with 120.5 points while ETednof Erskine Find Mary" Donnelly were one point behind in second place. The team of Dawna Sproule and Evelyn Galbraith finished second with 115 and Marion Lane and Barb Howe, third, with 113 points. Jane and Brian Cere finished first in the east -west section and first overall with 135.5 points. Betty Fisher and Lee Garrett were second with. 4 2.5 points di rwe'e followed by Audrey Tobin and Helen Gar- diner, 123 points and Sandy Turville and Randy Piirainen, 109 points. Two -Ball competition held at Sunset golf Club Sunset Golf Club held a Two -ball competi- tion on Monday morning. Winners were: first, Joan Barrie and Ken Straughen; Joan Willows and Paul Baechler: third Joan and Bob McDougall. The next two ball will be held on Friday May 31, with social hour beginning at 5 p.m. Winners on Men's Night. Tuesday, May 14, were: low gross, Pete Teichert: low net, Jim Mero: first flight low gross. Brian Reeve; low net, Al MacDonald; second flight low gross, Brian MacKenzie: low net, Steve Allen; third flight low gross, Ken Engelstad; first flight low net. Jack' Freeman. Ladies night members for Thursday, May 16th were: first flight. Marilyn Graham; se- cond flight. Elten Connelly: third flight,Ruth Bushell; fourth flight, Wanda MacDonald. This Thursday night is guest night, featuring a pot luck supper. First action according to schedule in GMSL BY BREWSTER The first week of action in the GMSL went according to schedule and prediction. The good teams are still good and the reverse appears to be true as well. A quick glance at the standings reveals a new stat this year. We may not print it every week, but it will be kept track of. The exact purpose for it is still unknown but it could prove interesting at the very least. A rundown of the scores show Ernie's Roadhouse Raiders posting a 12-6 victory over Sunnys. The Bulldogs blasted the Gators 17-2 while Little Bowl used the home run bat to mercy Garb and Gear 24-9. Goderich Nissan blanked Local 1863 by a score of 10-0. Century 21 scored three in the first and hung on to double Dearborn 6-3. In our last garne of the short week, Ultra Mar beat Sifto Shafters 19-10. Team reps are urged to fully complete and submit score sheets within 48 hours. Sunday game sheets should be submitted immediately if the result is to annear in the paper. Goderich Tournament entry forms can be picked up from Bruce Baker. If you're going to a tournament, pick up four or five to distribute. The next league meeting is Monday. May 27. at 8:00 pm. Br- ing some feedback on the new Dudley ball that we're trying out. Catch you next week Vikings only loss comes in semi-final The GDCI Vikings played nine games, in Huron -Perth Conference soccer this season. They won six games, tied two and lost only one. Unfortunately for the Vikings, their one loss came in the sudden -death semi-final playoff game played here Thursday after- noon, and it ended their hopes of capturing the Huron Perth championship. The St. Marys Salukis, whom the Vikings had defeated during the regular season, 3-2, scored two early goals on the Vikings and went on to a 4-1 win over the previously undefeated Vikings. Goderich had finished first in the regular season, the only undefeated team in the Conference, with six wins and two ties while St. Marys was fourth with five victories, two losses and a tie, but Thursday, St. Marys was clearly the better team on the day. They outhustled the Vik- ings, consistently beating them to the ball. Mike Pratt scored two goals for he Salukis while Nick Varvitsiotis ar ay Hayden scored one apiece. Todd Graham averted the shutout by scor- ing for the Vikings late in the game. Graham, the league's top goal scorer, had 12 goals and scored in every game the Vikings played. Vikings lose 2-0 to Stratford The GDCI Junior Vikings were defeated in Huron -Perth soccer semi-final playoff ac- tion Thursday, 2-0, in Stratford, by the Nor- thwestern Huskies. The Vikings, who finished fourth in the regular schedule, came 'close to upsetting the Huskies, who were undefeated during the regular season. The Vikings scored an apparent goal in the first half but the referee failed to see the ball enter the net. The game ended with neither team having scored. Ir# the ensuing overtime period, the Huskies scored two goals to take the victory and advance to the finals. The Vikings had an edge in the play dur- ing regulation time but could not maintain the pace in the overtime period. . Ian MacKinnon, Tom Bean and goalie Gerry Kingsley were the outstanding players for Coach Carl Ziebarth's Vikings. Minor Soccer season starts Raiders and Giants are tied at the top of the Squirt Soccer House League with three points each following two games played last Wednesday. In the first game Giants defeated Bombers 1-0, as Steven Linklater scored the lone goal with a blistering shot from the edge of the penalty area. In the se- cond game Raiders defeated Bombers 2-0. Speedy David Lumley scored twice from poor clearances by Bomber defenders. The Atom Soccer House League will begin its schedule next Monday (27 May) at 6:30 PM at the new high school field. 0 GODERICH SIGNAL,STAR, WEDNESDAY, MAY 22,10 MONO —PAG NATIONAL PHYSICAL ACTIVITY WEEKMay 25th to June 2nd, 1985 The following events are planned for National "Physical Activity Week by local Community grou)ps and the Goderich Recreation Department. WHAT ARE YOU PLANNING TO DO? SCAVENGER FITNESS HUNT Forms and information available at Recreation Office and at local schools, OPEN HOVIS Feel free to a oi, in to any of the following programs. Join in the activity or just stop by and watch. BODYFIT May 27, 7:00 - 8:60 p.m., St. Mary's School 8:15 - 9:15 p.m., Si?. MOry's School May 28, 7:00 - 8:00 p.m., Victoria School 8:15 - 9:15 p.m., Victoria School May 29, 7:00- 8:00 p.m., St. Mary's School 8:15 - 9:15 :.a.m., St. Mary's School Afiepy 30, 7:'t0 - 8:00 p.m., ,frena Auditorium 8:15 - 9:15 p.m., 4rents Auditorium June 1, 10:30 - 11:30 a.m., Robertson School CO-ED FUNFIT & VOLLEYBALL - May 30 8 to 10 p.m. (Victoria School) GRASS ROOTS COACHING CLINIC Sunday, May 26, 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., St. Mary's School -Sponsored by Softball Ontario, the Goderich Minor Softball Association and the Goderich Recreation Department. -Fee:$10.-00 per person (no charge for Goderich Minor Softball Coaches paid for by Minor Softball and the Recreation Departm ant) -To pre -register, contact the Recreation Department at 524-2125. PINK ROLLER SKATE NIGHT Monday, May 27, 7:00 - 10:00 p.m., Goderich Arena Admission: S1.00 - ANYONE WEARING SOMETHING PINK gets in FREE. Skate Rental - 50`, Precisions - $ 1.00 M KAY CENTRE FOR SENIORS Open House, Wednesday, May 22, 1:30 - 4:30 p.m. contact Frances Worsell at 524-7694 for more information. 3AR Don't Just Think About It. Plan now to participate in National Physical Activity Week, May 25 - June 2, 1985. For more information call the Goderich Recreation Department at 524-2125. tzt rrt kOr' s i * EVERYDAY LOW PRICES BEDDING PLANTS WEATHER PF. 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