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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-01-06, Page 9;i - H. Youlig',legs prexa eXhtb!tlol recently+letw Goderich Mer ,tip ode_rtch � Oidtt ' anastra. '1'll erchants doubled k t... ldtimers,8.4 using speed"and+ ndurance to combat 'tile Idti;rfters' experience - and ilet. Ron Whetstone brokea,tirst_ period scoreless tie ;at` 9:32 grabbing a pass from •Carp% acDonald and• beating.Mike.. Russelo for the only goal of e period. Bill Gallow tied 'thegame wo and a half minutes into he second. Defenseman arold Leddy. sent Gallow way and the Oldtiniers peedster handcuffed Doug isher for the equalizer. vThe rchants stormed backWith. wo quick tallies:Brian- ompson put his club ',in ront with help from Barry loch and , then Bloch fed rank Hagan to give the erchants a 3-1 lead. Gallow ruck again just before the d of the middle period sting Fisher on a reakaway. The Merchants stamina dtr ov f' ,ttt.. e • . d beating alternate' net min ` ten, :; faker- . minder ; . Lloyd ;.ounsbury,. ,'. uteil . f irf.: the ; medlate D cluo bu�tscored the Two 'minutes ,later , Brian Qldtitners li 2. a ss than two minutes into the :fiftal_ period ltlr.Alii N. x grabbed :his secttutl o t e. arta t kin pass "froth, Paul° Corriv'eau. wrapped aft i ne "mat, scoring: iriv_e. -beating ,Fisher for ,the goal . of the game .and h m' �' •w :: o e u, fx„ son'fed ,< ,Cam . c stng.th gap totwfigaals:' lacDonald .a picture" pass t~rank Hagan_ .w rated his and; 'MacDonald, the, . Mer- 'hattrick . ; however, 'and. chant's scoring leader, made ,.grabbed, it qn a nifty play he it 5-2. At':5:53 Bi11; Fritzley rnade lzy himself. ,Thje" Old t Jim McWhinney hit a 354 single and 809 triple and the Amazing Oil • Mart picked 'up five pointsandrolled along in first place in Men's Monday night bowling: The Oil Mart took five from the Recalls. who had' a 257 single- and 618_, triple from Charles Williams, The two ,points the Recalls managed runs -their season total to 47 points, -good enough for^seventh place. Augies Dogies came up with a -Strong effort against French Dry Cleaners to stay close to the ,Oil Mart with 65 season points. John Willis led the Dogies to five points over the, Cleaners with a team leading 242 single and 693 evening total. The Cleaners are, now in fifth place with 53 points despite a .307ingle by Kevin Rumig and a 705 three gameeffort by Carson Milley Menda T night., fiuromic Metals took over third place in the standings with a. five point night over Roy's Boys. Jerry Rivett hit a 32 single and turned it into a 79triple to lead the Metals to third with 58 points. Gene Bayker's,243 single and Heinz Sartori's 675 triple were the best for the Boys whoare in ninth spot with'42 points. 0o much use harms The • Department of Con- umer and Corporate Affairs as alerted Canadians to a ossible problem._which--may- evelop in television sets hen used with electronic ideo games. Prolonged use the games may cause the ame pattern to remain sible as a dark outline ring regular TV viewing. The department is .already consultation with the ectrohics , industry to in- stigate the reported oblem. One major retaileralready s begun warning pur asers of video games about timers wau dn't, ..,.i qult.and with five minutes • left- to go Ted Williams put liibout; •45 years experience to good use.. tilt- ning a Gord Walters pass into a goal. The 'Merchants iced) the game with three minutes• to go notching two 'goals in 12 .seconds, John Hoy .grabbed ,the first, storing unassisted, and 12 seconds later George Gould ended the game's scoring with an unassisted goal. ° - utti�'.for first The' Tail Ends swept the Hopefuls'and used the seven points to, move into ,fourth -r spot with`, 57 points... Doug- Zoethout had a 271 single and 641 triple to help --his, club shutout t tie Hopefuls who are in sixth place with 51 points. Lee Ryan led the ,Hopefuls cause with a 232 single and 641 triple, The Signal Stars and • the B.D.'s entertained the fans in a battle for the basement and the'-B.D.'s won outover the Stars grabbing eighth place. ®Charlie Johnston rolled a 231 single and Don Johnston chipped in a 619 triple to boost tube the possible problem lased on„.WAs soon as full technical in- formation is available, consumers will be advised immediately. . _ It It has been suggested that in the meantime, video games should be turned off when not in actual use, and setsshould be, adjusted to low brightness and contrast while being used with the games. These precautions should be followed with all .game and set combinations, at least until full technical in- formation is available. Retention of a dark outline, of, the game pattern during regular ' TV viewing is ap- parently a result of a phenomenon known as "phosphor exhaustion” which normally occurs. at an 'even rate over the entire' television screen and is only per- ceptible, if at -all, as a very gradual dimming of; the total image and can be .Corrected by increasing the brightness setting. video games, however, produce a constant outline pattern on the screen so that fading of the picture -tube phosphor does not occur' its own eftperience with TV, sets used in its stores,' over prolonged___ periods, for demonstration purposes. This information tends to confirm recent conversations between officials of the department and the Elec- trical and Electronic Manufacturers Association of Canada. In the cir-, cumstances, with an increase in the purchase of video games ' during the, holiday,4- season, all consumers' .should be immediately aware of the reported problem, pending final outcome of discussions underway with the industry. ikings 10 hast tournament_ The GDCI Vikings will host e annual Blue and White unio'r boys' basketball. ournament this Saturday. Action begins at 9 a.m. hen the host GDCI Vikings ke on London Beck, and' gntinuesAhraughout the day, ith Ih'e- championship final cheduled to begin at 8:30 .m. Eight teams will be c,om- eting. Sarnia Central, last ear's tournament winner, and Dorchester, last year's WOSSA champs, head the entry list. Strathroy, from the Middlesex Conference, Stratford Northwestern Huskies and the GDCI Vikings from the Huron Perth Conference, plus three London schools, Beck,' Lucas and Ranting, complete the roster. The public is welcome to' attend what should be a fine day's basketball activity. • evenly. After an extended period of use, there may be a' cumulative effect that is noticeable_ during regular_, viewing and cannot be - corrected except by, ‘picture tube replacement. The effect is reportedly more likely td occur with sets that have been adjusted to high brightness or contrast during use with a video game. Officials of the department have contacted the Electrical and Electronic Manufac- turers Association forany further information' the in- dustry may be able to provide and to work toward' a solution for consumers. They have asked to be advised as soon as possible on the -position of both ` game and , set manufacturers regarding warranty and other Protectionforconsumers. ,:' In the meantime, although the department wants to emphasize that the in- formation it has isbased on use of the games with demonstration sets over long periods, it would nevertheless urge consumers to take precautionary measures,.:° GODERICH DISTRICT COLLEGIATE, INSTITUTE Beginning Monday, January X10,1977 - Alternative Energy Workshop - 5 weeks Badminton - 10 Weeks -• Bridge-.fhore.advanced - 10 weeks Golf -i0 :weeks 'House Plants* - 2 weeks. Beginnitg Tuesday, January 11, 1977 ifive%atresf r January White Sale time is here -again. Now is ,your chance to buy those beautiful luxurious Fieldcrest towels at reduced prices. We have a wide range of colours and designs. Why not shop now and save during the month of January, . Beginning Wednesday, January 12, 1977,, ksdles' Fitness ,' o walks' " :adiaa sports Niphf -to weeks Ma roma - intermediate', a Walks Spsd ;Reading; - :1p. WeeICS Beginningg'Thurs ayi Ja i`uary 330977 Stre ch.,Sewing ,`advanced Only • 10 walks l * May ;be combined wit one course:' 11 their club' to a five point evening and a 43 point season -total. The Stars, ' on ' the_ decline for the past month, fell further into- the league cellar with a two point effort that ran their season total to 37. George Vanderburgh had the onlyhot hand for the Stars rolling a 280 single and 665 triple for his club. Suns blasted by league leaders The Suncoast Suns Atoms lost by a 7-2 score -to Walkerton in WOAA'hockey action Monday night in Walkerton. Captain Paul Snodgrass led the Walkerton team with three goals. Steve Inkster added a pair and Paul Bolton and. Kevin Weber had one goal each. Daryl Madge and John Thompson were the Goderich goal -getters. Grant Garrow picked up assists on both Sun's goals. Goderich led 1-0 on Madge's goal in. the first minute of ,,. play, but Walkerton scored three times before the period ended and added two more in the second to take a com- manding 5-1 lead. The Sups were not out- played as badly as the score might suggest, but Walkerton, who are runaway leaders in league standings, made the most of their op- portunities and the Suns were not able to capitalize on their chances. The Suns record now stands at eight wins and ,six losses and they hold second place, a distant 12 points behind Walkerton. "COMPLETE STOCK OF FLEECE LINED OVER THE FOOT NOW BOOTS 11 •iflN C0►R!R on LUNCH SERVID NNHH 12:Mt. 14041060 Wine Government Assisted Under • H.O.-L C:M.H.0 ' Approved: 8 Inspected Sale- Price _;34.,323. Down Payment '1,700. Buy now and choose your own cplors of floor coverings, kitchen cupboards and interior decor. Houses are in Vanastra. C.M,H.C. Grants and subsid ies available to reduce effective interest rate to 8 percent for any 2 people. 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