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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1976-11-25, Page 12• PAGE 6.—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER.,2.S, 1976, Stratford. . Juniors lose final to Tuesday, was won by a 20-11,_ score which reflected the fine defensive play of the Vikings. The GDCI The Vikings led 9 - 7 at junior girls halftime, ce trolled the game -basketball team, despite through sheer determination holding a nine point Lead after •half h and hustle in the second the first game, lost the two- and struck quickly in andthe h al game total point Huron -Perth minutes to come out of the finals to Stratford Central game up by nine points. last week by a score of 45-38.. The first game, played here Denise Mitchel;pore, who BY T.D, best exemplified the hustle Inthe second game, shown by the Goderich girls, Wed esday in, 'Stratford, led the GDCI scoring with ' Central turned the tables on seven points. Pam Lambert the Vikings, using their extra had six, Heidi Elliott three, height to advantage and' and Karen Melady and Bonny shooting from outside. The Reid two points each for Vikings were outhustled by Goderich. • Liz Baker, Stratford Central's best shooter, was limited to just four points. Atoms lose fist game The Suncoast Estates Atoms played three games during the' past week, defeating Hanover, 271, in 'Hanover last Wednesday, losing, 4-3, to Walkerton in Vanastra Saturday, and 'beating Exeter, 3-1, in An exhibition game Soy nday at Huron Park: In Hanof'er, all the scoring came in the first period in a tight defensive battle. Daryl& Madge scored both Goderich goals, one of them assisted by John Thompson. Paul Osborne replied once for Hanover, but the Hanover team was unable to • get the equalizer past Gtiderich netminders Terry Bean and Ray Alexander. • The loss to- Walkerton was the Suns first set back of the season. They led 3-1 at the end of two•periods, but Walkerton came back with three unanswered goals in the -third period' to log their sixth consecutive win of the schedule. • Daryl Madge was again the team leader for the Suns with two ' goals. John Thompson scored the • other Goderich goal.. David Day Trevor Erb and Tim Chisholm all had one assist each. Sunday, in Huron Park, the Suns held a 1=0 lead at the end of the second period on a goal by Nick Trebish, assisted by Robbie Gibbons and Todd Graham. George Pratt tied it up, scoring early in the third period for Exeter. With two_ minutes left in the game, Daryl Madge scored the winner for, Goderich;-on_an unassisted effort. John Thompson got the insurance goal --with only five seconds left .in the game on a pass from Steve Sinclair. Gee Gee's fall to' early lead BY'BROCK STIMSON Goderich Gee -:Gees failed to overcome an early scoring lead . by Stratfordand went - down to a 66-62 loss in last Thursday's Intermediate Men's Basketball action. Gee Gee defense was competent, but the first-half offense rated D for desultory, allowing Stratford to go ahead 37-28. Three . fast ,bas.kets s,by Warren Watt openedthe second half and provided momentum that stayed, even when Watt, just as rapidly, collected his fifth, personal Midget contests decided by goal The Goderich Midgets split a pair of WOAA league contests last week as they dropped a • 1-0 decision to Kincardine Saturday after a close 7-6 victory over ,Port Elgin, Friday. Goderich lost a heart- breaker Saturday as a 'first period• goal by Paul 'Liddle proved to be the winner in the Kincardine 1-0 victory. Liddle tucked in a pass from team mate Rodger Campbell at 7:53- of the opening period for the garnes.only goal. Tom Cameron recorded -the shutout for Kincardine while Gerald Gaynor and Tony Bedard shared the net - minding duties for Goderich. Goderich failed to, capitalize on several manpower ad- vantages in the second period. On Friday the Midgets rebounded from a first period • 4-1 deficit and edged . Porn Elgin 7-6 in a game played at Vanastra. Port.. Elgin scored four" goals in the opening period • while Goderich replied with a single tally from Bill Peters on a• pass from Randy Stoddard. qoderich exploded for five unanswered goals •ir. the second period and a .6-4 lead after two periods. Steve . Arbour` and Larry Daer led the Goderich offence with two goals each while team ,mate 'Paul Dougherty chipped in with the other .goal. Port Elgin •narrowed the gap 'With a goal 'early in the third period but Hugh Hanly increased the maargi.n to two goals' at 6:.56. Port' Elgin rallied for. another goal mid- way through the period but we're 'unable to ,:notch the 'equalizer. •• •• . Th:e . midgets will host. Mount Forest in a .game this Friday at Vanastra at 9 p.m. g= tis =>p<=ts 1c w X GDCI VIKING BASKETBALL SGHEDULE . LEAGUE HOME. GAMES Vikings vs. Seaforth December 2 2:00 p.m. Vikings vs. Norwell January 11 2:00 p.m. Vikings vs. St. Mary's January 25 2:00 p.m. Vikings vs. Clinton February 10 2:00 p.m. Vikings.vs. Stratford Central February 17 2:00 p.m. FRIDAY NIGHT EXHIBITION SCHEDULE Sarnia St. Clair vs Vikings November 26 Owen Sound vs. Vikings December 3 Sarnia Central vs Vikings December 10 Parkhilrvs. Vikings January 21 (Midget and junior games starts at 6:30 p.m. Senior starts at 8:1.5 p.m.) TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE Junior Tournament for WOSSA Schools •January 8 Senior Tournament for WOSSA Schools February 5 . NOTICE OF P011. Notice is .hereby given to the Roman Catholic Separate School Electors of the Twp. of Ashfield that whereas two candidates have been nominated for one member on the Huron County Board of Education. A poll will be held on Monday Dec. 6th 1976 from 11 a.m. to S p.m. at the following locations. .46 Electors in the Western Division at: KINGSBRIDGE PARISH HALL • Electors in the Eastern Division at: ASHFIELD TOWNSHIP HALL ADVANCE POLL An advance poll will beheld at the clerk's home let 9, Con- Cessian 13 Western Division on Saturday Nov. 27th 1976 from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Given under my hand this 18th day of November 1976. Donald Simpson RR 3, GODERICH, ONT. • Returning Officer. foul and retired to the belch' with 13 points. ' Stratford's leading scorer was- George Warnock -who gained 16 points, mostly from having the ball dumped to • him in themiddle of Goderichs three -two ,zone defense. Bob Kover dropped in 15 points for Stratf ar d. However, the Stratford team was',short on personnel and started to tire. Sharp ball -handling by Brian 'Mackenzie loosened their defense enough for the Gee -Gee post men to penetrate. Dave. Carruthers, the Gee -Gee top scorer, hit for 17• points. Brock Stimson got ten. and Mackenzie'` scored nine: Al Sygrove hit from the outside for' six points and Casey Wildgen added five. • Firs ^ e the least., the Gee C = - :ahed their cle;ehSe - an attempt to press -,-.Te :heir way into the lead. Their zone press, how ever, proved incredibly inept and was. .abandoned after costing six dishear- tening points. Going to a man-to-man with Wildgen covering Warnock like a blanket, they_._ cute Stratford's 'scoring, but could not get control of .the ball before time ran out. TO RENT ONE—HALF DUPLEX CLOSE TO SQUARE 3 BEDROOM'. CALL 524-2243 Stratford, and once the game turned into a shoot-out,.. the defensively oriented Goderich girls were in trouble. Stratford led 14-7 at the end of the first half, but. scored 20 points in -the second half to win the game 34-18 and take the round by seven , points. Atom house league ' Atom House League- play began on Sunday, November 19 with two Clinton. and two Goderich , teams par- ticipating. Clinton is represented by. Fabian Furniture and Goderich Twp.. Pacers. Goderich has Glenmark Homes coached- by Larry Daer and the team members are Randy, G.aynor,4 Joe Melady, PaulMurphy, Danny Shaddich, Jeff L, cBeau, Randy Chapman, Blair Stokes, Michael' Daer, Tim Bakker, Brad Yundt, John Aldham; _and Brent Williamson. The Sifto Salt team is coached by Richard Brenner and the players are Doug Dickson, Lee Frisby, .' David . Almasi,. Michael, • Fuller, Jeff Stoll, Paul Good, Michael Madden, David McCallum, . 'David Smith, Michael Brenner and Paul Brenner, - The first game or. the season was won 6-4 by Fabian Furniture over Sifto Salt; one. Goderich goal was scored; by Lee Frisby and Paul Brenner added a hat trick. The second game saw Glenmark against the Pacers wifh Glenmark winning 3-1. - Paul Murphy scored two . goals and Andy. Telford 1. • Game 3 on November 16 put Sifto against the Pacers who won 5-2. Sifto goalswere scored by Paul Brenner. On November 18th Glenmark tied 14 with Fabian Fur- niture' and the lone goal credit went to Joe Melady. Coach Larry D.aer, gave special credit . for their first two games, a win and a tie, to the goal tending of Randy Gaynor and the steady play of,„Joe Melady. Sunday, November .21st saw saw the two Goderich teams Sifto and Glenmark play their' first game of the .season with Sifto winning 8-3. Goat scorers for Glenmark were Joe Melady with two and one for Paul Murphy and Sifto scorers were two each for Lee .Frisby and David McCallum and one each for Jeff Stoll., Paul Brenner, . Michael. Madden and David Almasi. .MUNICIrAL ELECTION TOWNSHIP .Of EAST. ViA_WAH.OSH December 6th, 1976 Notice is hereby given to the Municipal. Electors of the Township of East Wawanosh., in the County of Huron that whereas more candidates have been nominated to each of the following offices than the number required to fill suctr therefore polls will be at the times and places stated in this notice for the purpose of electing the holders of such offices. OFFICE FOR WHICH POLL TO BE HELD: . Councillors (four •(4) to be elected): Huron County Board of Education (one (1) representative to be elected by Public School Supporters': —I—Huron uron County Board of Education (one (1) representative to be elected -by Separate School Supporters: • Regular Polls to be held at the following places: Polling S'ub-Division No. 1: Gordon Carter's Residence N1/2 Lot 39, Conc. 3. roiling Sub -Division No. 2; East Wawanosh Public Works - Garage Part Lot 37; Conc.. 9 • Polling Sub -Division No. 3: Philip Dawson's Residence W1 Lot 30, Conc. 13 • o Polling Sub -Division No. 4: George McGee's Residence EV Lot 30, Conc. 10 Polling Sub -Division No. 5: Wm. Whetstone, Village of Auburn p Advance Poll: to be held NOVEMBER 27th, 1976, at Clerk's Office, S1/2 Lot 35, Celle. 11. - All polls will be open frorh'.ijl o'clock a.m. until 8 o'clock p.m., and no longer. -A person who has been appointed a voting proxy may apply to the Clerk not later than 5 o'clock in ,the afternoon of Tuesday, November 30th, 1976, to receive a Certificate to vote by proxy. Given under my hand this 19th day of November, 1976. WINONA THOMPSON, Returning Officer. t • . Bonny Reid and Heidi Despite their loss in the Elliott had six apiece to lead Huron -Perth finals, coach Goderich. Denise Mit- chelmore added three, Pam John Geiger's Vikings will Lambert had two points and take part in the WOSSA "AA" Karen Melady one point. tournament to be held 'at Sauders Secondary hool in Liz Baker was again the top London at' 8 p.m.Sc, next Stratford scorer, this time Friday, December 3. with eight points. . 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