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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1985-11-06, Page 34SUNCOASTMALL GCID RiCH 524-8i Something for everyone! $ATHEa. and FL%r PET SHOP AT SMITH'S FARM & GARDEN CENTRE 82 SOUTH STREET GODERICH PHONE 524-9522 Complete line of =•� PET SUPPLIES •TROPICAL FISH•GERBILS •HAMSTERS•CANARIES•BUDGIES •BIRDS FROM THE TROPICS AND MORE `t ie r ult tt f^ elWill De 411 M iiit that fans.- per with G e,>ul made tod. Ole ,lad that I did. not Choose who would win t hegamtae. As the phone rang, 1' thought over the questions that 1 was about�to ask the Nor. .iweste tt Pada. A a yanswered the the head • ccooach,a only asked for th Lucas was not available. Thinking that I was not going to get in touch with him, I started to shake. As"I put the receiver down, the phone rang and it was Lucas. I asked him about the Goderich offense and how he thought it would fare against Exeters. "If you would have asked me that ques- tion before the semi-final, I would have told you that Exeter had the better of- fense. But since the Vikings beat us 62-0, I would say that the two are evenly mat- ched. Goderich has better offensive lineman and they move around very well, but I think Exeter has bigger, stronger runn- ing backs.. "As far as quarterbacks go, I think Goderich has the edge from what I've seen this year. The Goderich quarter- back (Grant Garrow) is a better passer and a better runner. "Defensively I think if Goderich plays their first stringers and they play the way they showed they can, they have the definite advantage on defense. "As far as cornerbacks are concerned I think Goderich's are better. They are faster, tougher and they get in on a good number of tackles. But neither team let us get to the outside on them, they are both pretty tough to run on." Lucas said. that area and they work together ate" tt irw. hey ran aputt baa for a touchdown n us and 1 was hnpreeee. 4 with their kick- Wand kick-off ret tett" he said. When asked, whae key to the game would'be he p ed, I think Who ever gets tie b ,iia the officiating *II win. If Goderich erts to get chippy, like they did against. itis, ther could be in tro ble.. But if they keep their cool and play disciplined football, they shouldido well. "I don't think motivation will be a pro- blem for the players. I do think . the coaches will have to have control over their teams and make sure they. are not too eager. The job of the coaches before this game will be to calm the players down and have them put the game in perspective," he said. I think Goderich is a good high school football team, but I think Exeter has more depth and I pick therm to win by one point ," Lucas said. I then phoned Listowel to talk to Don Black, the Lords' head coach. I asked Black the same questions as I did Lucas. "The two teams offensively strong, they each have their strong points. It is an excellent match -up and they definite- ly are the best two teams in the league," Lucas said. "Exeter has superior manpower and is perhaps a little bigger, but with the 18 or 19 guys that Goderich dresses they have a lot of quality. "As far as running backs go I think Ex- eter has the edge, because they are big- ger and stronger. But at the same time, Goderich has quicker more elusive backs that know where the goal line is." "Both teams have very fine quarter- backs and on Saturday it will be just a ^Ppl'r Fs�hRt - N' fensivelyl thl they'' are both very god, we hate .bad touchdowns called o on both of them, but that was as dose :*Mg could, come, The cornerbacks on both clubs are very good and I couldn't:give.one team the advantage over -the other in that department ," Black said "Both teams have excellent specialty teams. They can both run back punts and kick-offs well. I think one of the teams will pull something different off in the game. They will do something that they have not even attempted during the regular season," he said. "I think if I had to pick a team, I would give the advantage to Exeter by no more than seven points. I think it is a matter of tradition that these two schools are going up against each other in the finals," Black said. After those two controversial predic- tions I took my pad and paper in search of someone optimistic and I ran into the resident highschool correspondent TD. I asked him the same questions to see what his feelings were on this classic match -up. It seems that our objective correspondent wears the Viking blue through and through. "Offensively the Vikings have come together as a unit in the last part of the season, and in the last home game against Exeter they proved that they were the best, both offensively and defen- sively, shutting down the Exeter ground game," he said. "Exeter doesn't have anyone as fast as Kevin Beattie and on defense they are far superior," he said. "In the quarterback spot, it will de - o • 0l a Jr) an tiger. roped its ands ; iCe'z cha npienship t alnethe „ t>ri ►" . saidh As far as theaintan les go, "Goderich -has the home- ield.a vantage, along with that they want to keep the Viking tradi- tion alive by winning. I know it will be a low scoring game, but I give the Vikings the edge by seven points. If I had to predict the final score I would say 21-14 for Goderich," TD said. I am not going to go out on a limb per- sonally, but I will comment on the Viking chances. Strolling the Viking side Dries all year I have noticed a number of things. I have learned that you don't need to have 40 guys on a football team to win. All you need is the desire and the will to win. I feel that the Goderich Vikings have the will to win and have the players that can do the job. There is no doubt that the Viking team of 1985 has character. It is just a question of how much character they have and how bad they want to win the Huron -Perth championship. With fellows on the team like Ray "The Bruiser" Bedard and . Matt "The Wildman" Buchanan, the team will stand in good stead. In reality as everybody knows there is no real way to pick a winner before the game has even started, but it is a learn- ing experience to look into the statistics and records of the teams involved. The only realistic way to be sure of the outcome is to show up and watch the game on Nov. 9 at 1:30 p.m. Barons remain undefeated from page 1 Nixon received an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty for arguing the point too vigorously and the Sailors scored on the ensuing powerplay to take a 5 - 3 lead. Todd Jeffrey scored the goal, assisted by Armstrong and Mark Burbine. Barons' Rob Wallace scored on a long shot to cut the Sailors' lead to one and then Scott Batterman's goal tied the score 13 minutes into the second period. Rob Beitz got what proved to be the winning goal for Hanover, batting a loose puck into the corner of the net at 15:17 of the seeand period. The third period was scoreless, but action - packed. The Sailors had several breakaways and hit two goalposts but failed to cash in on their chances as Nixon rose to the occasion. The Sailors continued to play good hockey, taking only 12 minor penalties while the Barons were tagged for 18. Friday, the Sailors will be at home to the Walkerton Blackhawks at 8:30 p.m. The Blackhawks are currently tied for second place with the Port Elgin Bears. The Goderich minor soccer league held their annual banquet recently. Awards were given to the most improved players in the various leagues. 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APPOINTMENT FOR HEARING THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD hereby appoints Wednesday, the 4th day of December, 1985, at the hour of ten o'clock (local time) in the forenoon at the Council Chambers, Town Hall, in the Town of Goderich for the hearing of all parties Interested in supporting ,rr op- posing these appeals. if you do not attend And are not represented at this hearing, the Board may proceed in your absence and you will not be entitled to any further notice of the proceedings. In the event the decision is reserved, persons taking part in the hearing and wishing a copy of the decision may request a copy from the presiding Board Member or, In writing, from the Board. Such decision will be mailed to you when available. DATED at Toronto this 7th day of Octiiber, 1985. B.C. ALTY Acting Secretary