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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-06-09, Page 12si "";;'._,u --- -a41/4•4•44-%4.-4,4A[,,4riu aut11,411JJ,'1t1,/4 j4 ti • Trevor Erb of Victoria Public School raises his arms as he crosses the finish line in the midget boys 400 metre relay event at a regional track meet held at. Brookside School last Friday. Four schools took part in,the meet. ('staff photo) Four schools hold meet Four area schools par- ticipated in a day long,.track meet held at Brookside Public School last Friday. Several athletes from Robertson and Victoria Public Schools in Goderich and Colborne and Brookside Public Schools participated in midget, intermediate, junior and senior categories. John Thompson of Victoria won the midget boys division while Rocky Little of Brookside finished second_ Kirn Fri<tzley of Robertson took the midget girls division and Shelley Burnett of Vic- toria was second. Terrilyn Fisher of Victoria won the junior girls division and was followed by team- mate Debbie Mitchelmore. Victoria's Lawry Burnett topped the junior boys category and was fpllowed by Brent Fisher of Colborne. Brookside athletes dominated the intermediate category as Anita Hodges won the girls division and Jim Young and Mike Humphrey finished one-two respectively in the boys division. Laurie Hassel of Robertson '9`ettled for second place in the girls category. Grace Ross was the second Robertson winner of the day finishing first in the senior ar icl • • •�ion • girls category- ahead of Beattie Bonita Pollock and Connie golf Willis. oofBf Cr000lbornekside . won Darryl In senior boys title while Mike Geddes . of Colborne and George Kerr of Robertson tied for second. is the reward BY CHRIS WILDGEN The most important aspect of any sport is the enjoyment received from participation. Doing it well may be a final reward. but is not a prerequisite for enjoyment. as• what may be considered well for one person, may be above another's aspirations. It is important to realize your own standards and abilities, The real profit from the sport of golf comes from the relaxation that you feel at the, end of a game. You've walked for what seems like hours, toting a golf, bag. You've had to concentrate on your shots, force tense muscles to relax in order to execute a smooth shot, and, lastly, put muscles into use that you use only when golfing. Combine these things, and, the final result is relaxation and a sense of well-being. There is also the social aspect of golfing. One of the best social events is the two - ball, It .is a mixed event and the golf is always followed by a meal. The two -ball on Saturday, June 4, was followed by a barbecue, which ended an excellent day. First place for the event was Evelyn Evers and Stan Telford, Dave Graf and Joyce Bolton finished second and Barb Lassaline and Bob Boak were third. June 19 is the date to remember for the next two Terry Crowley ball, which will be 18 holes, beginning at 3 p.m. and will be followed by a pot -luck supper. The event for Sunday was the Lion's Referee's Tour- nament, which is a tour- namentsponsored by the Lion's in appreciation of the work done by the referee's during the winter, ` In men's night last week Dennis Lassaline won low gross and Randy Miller, low net.- First flight winners were Rick Sowerby, Paul Baechler and Bob Greer. In second flight, the winners were Bob Boak, Vic Powell, Glen Falkiner, Mark Lassaline, — Bob Cousins, Brian Reeve, George Williams, Jim Hayter, Leroy Bedard and Cam McDonald. Third flight winners were Bruce Crawford, Cliff Kennedy, Jerry Lassaline, Harry, Williams, Bob Cornish, Bogie. Rennie Armstrong and Mel Sue 'MacAdam won low gross at ladies night and Evelyn Evers won low net, for first flight. Low gross for second flight was Joyce Bolton and Marj Smith' and Connie Falkiner tied for low net. For third flight, Mary Lynn Telford was low gross and Helen MacDonald low net. Karen Scott was low gross for the fourth flight and Karen Sturdy and Nancy Riehl were low nets. Remember, golfers, the more you play, the better you feel and play. If you're feeling tense or tired and sluggish, try a game of golf for some time out of doors and some clean, fresh country air - ,guaranteed at the Sunset. 300 enter race Simcoeresident, Barry Bezzo, will . be .battling_. to retain his lead in the third event of the CZ Jawa Motocross Series at Hully Gully. The Motocross action blasts off at noon this Sunday June 12 at the motorsport park near Varna, Ontario. Over 300 competitors have pre -entered, the: five classes 'that make up Sunday's race program. The park offers full cam- ping facilities and weekend activities also includes motorcycle and go-cart rentals, a free hayride Saturday night and Sunday morning breakfast. COTTAGERS HOME OWNERS winner of the Huron -Perth Senior Soccer Championship this year was the teain from GDCI. Team members are (back row, left to right) Jim Van Osch, Tom O'Keefe, John Page, Coach Ray Donnelly, Jon Bar; Paul Schaefer. Peter Duckworth and Bernie Van Osch; (front tops: Tim McLean, Chris Wood, lain Lambert, Step Walters and Mark Bellinger. (staff photo). Vikings win .Huron -Perth From -fourth to firs BY TD • The GDCI senior Vikings won the Huron -Perth soccer championship by defeating Listowel 3-0 last Tuesday in Listowel. Mark Frayne scored the only goal of the first half on a cross ball from his left wing position, Chris Wood upped the margin to 4 two on a penalty shot in the second. half. Mark Bellinger got the third Viking goal when he tipped in Jed DeJong's crossing shot late in the game. Again, it was the strong defensive play of the Vikings which brought victory. Listowel pressed . for numerous scoring chances but the defence, backed by a strong performance by goalie Tim McLean held the Lords at bay. The championship came on the heels of a four win, two Toss record in regular season play that gave the Vikings fourth place in the standings. They eliminated ' Stratford Central in the semi-finals and then went on to win the final over Listowel, one of the teams that had beaten the Vikings during the regular schedule. ' Coach of the championship - winning Vikings is Ray Donnelly, better known for his success as mentor of the senior Vikings football team. This was Donnelly's first attempt at coaching the European variety of football,. but he ' has no delusions concerning a permanent switch to the game with the round ball, Donnelly gave credit for the team's success to the players themselves, and their ability to work together through the season to improve their game. For their part, however, the players were unanimous in their ap- preciation of the organizational", provided bycoa Members of the Perth champions' team from G Jon Barz, Ma.r Gard Budny, Ste Pete Duckworth, Mark Frayne, la Tim McLean, 1 John Page, Pail Dick Schoema. . Van Osch, Jim` r Walters and Chris ti R The year's winners of the athletic plaques at GDCI were (back row, left right) Jim Van Osch, Tom O'Keefe, Dennis Donnelly and Jon Barz; (front row, left to right) Mark Hovey, Anne Marie Murphy, Joni Thompson and Bill Gauley. (staff photo) 4 TIME TO PAINT CALL STUDENT PRO -PAINTERS 524-2744 Eg ,M 431 P.M.) Rt ih Ni