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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1978-10-19, Page 14PAGE, I GODE'RICfiSIG. NAL -STAR. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1978 Running game keeps. Vikings BY TD The GDCI senior girls basketball team ad- vanced their Huron Perth Conference record to four wins without a loss by virtue of their 59-15 ar a9, Audrey Van den Heuvel goes up high for a rebound in Tuesday's senior girls basketball game between GDCI and St. Marys. Van den Heuvel paced the Goderich running attack with a dozen points and some key defensive work at centre helping nall down a 63-21 win. Karen Melady and Heidi Elliott also scored 12 points In the big win that keeps GDCI undefeated In regular season play. (photo by Jeff Seddon) Augies Dogies in first Augie's Dogies managed to take one game off the Recalls Monday night in Men's Monday night bowling and hold on to first pl ce by a single point. Don Carrick rolled a 226 single and 607 triple for the Dogies to help `.them scrape up two points and hang on to first. Charlie Williams highlighted .the Recalls' evening with a 264 single and 728 triple. The Recalls put the effort to good use grabbing five points to run their season total to 22 points and a tie for third. • Little Bowl went the same route as the Dogies blowing a chance to take over first place and in- stead barely salvaging two points to stay in second. Jim McWhin- ney's.353 single and 985 triple helped the Bowlers grab two and boost their season total to 23 points. The Hopefulls took five off the Bowlers to im- prove their • standing sharply. The win behind Pete Mason's 271 single, and Don Siemon's 697 triple moved the Hopefuls into a tie for sixth place with 12 points. The BD's were shutout Monday- night.- but still managedto stay in third spot with 22 points. The Tail Ends grabbed seven behind Steve Allen's 292 single and 760 triple to move into fourth spot. with 18 points. The BD's got a big evening from Don Johnson who hit a 229 single and 653 triple. Kevin Rummig grabbed a 302 single and converted it into an 840 triple to help French Cleaners grab five points off Huromic Metals and move into sixth spot, five points behind Huromic. The Metals used Gerry Durst's 265 single and 6812 triple to boost their season total to 17 and fifth place. In the battle for the basement Roy's Boys blanked the Signal Stars to leave the Stars mired in the cellar with just eight points. The Boys were up two on the Stars going into Monday night's action . but took seven behind Manfred Popersnitch who rolled, a 276 single and 698 triple. The Boys now have 11 points on the season and are in fifth spot. Tom Flynn's 271'single and 681 triple went for naught as the Stars were blanked and are locked in seventh spot. runaway victory over Seaforth in Seaforth Thursday. The Vikings' press kept Seaforth bottled up in their own end throughout most of the first half. Goderich led 36-3 at halftime and continued their fast, aggressive play in the second half. Bonnie Reid had 11 points for Goderich. Denise Mitchelmore 'hooped 10. Lucie Turcotte and Audrey Van- denheuvel each scored eight points. Heidi Elliott qnd Jenny More had six points apiece for the winners. Kathy Wilson was �derich takes challenge BY JIM KINGSLEY - very good start winning The Goderich Chess three games to bring his Club received a challenge season's record to five from a new club starting and zero. up in Kincardine by a Steve Hammill won two past Goderich member, more games to bring his LaVerne Riley. The record to four wins and no match is tentatively set losses. Quite an im- for Oct. 26 in Kincardine. provement when one Two years ago the considers that last year Goderich Chess Club won Steve was the opposite at a match with Douglas this time. Another aint 7-3— — ----- -member of ate a -fine start Last week the club welcomed back two more of last year's members. Bob Dick who was last year's club runner up has rejoined. Bob went to three games in the finals against Charlie MacDonald last year. Bob is off to a good start this year winning his first' two games. Bob Fitz- james is also back for another season and members welcomed ' a brand new member to the club - Owen Moriarty; Owen is an older brother of Mike Moriarty. In last week's games, Jim Kingsley ant off to a this season is John Kloeze who picked up his third win without a loss. Louis Stadelmann got rolling last week gaining his first two wins of the season. Louis is now tied with Chas. MacDonald and Bob Dick with a record of two wins , no losses. Don Bogie has a fine night winning three of four to take the lead in Level Three with a win - loss percentage of .600. Tim Reid picked up his first win of the season to move into Level three while Mike Moriarty also gained his first win to take the lead in Level 4. A persistent Mike Cox who Anderson hits pe:rj-e ci _round John Anderson broke the first 25 straight ever . shot at the Goderich Gun Club on Saturday, October 14. Close behind was Bill Johnson with 24 Bill . Boussey, . Murray East and John Hessels all shot a 23. Total scores in trap were J. Anderson Kippen 97 percent. J. Hessels, Goderich 88 percent, B. Johnson , Chatham 87 percent, M. East, Clinton 85 • percent, Bill Boussey , London 81' percent, Greg Potter, Goderich, 78 percent, Janet Potter, Goderich, 76 percent, Merv. Batkin, Clinton 75 percent, Pete Black, Clinton 70 percent, John Greidanus, Holmesville 68 percent, Al Kyle, Brucefield, 66 percent, Mike Carter, Clinton 64 percent, John Hoy, Clinton, 64 percent, Doug Sutton, London • 56 percent, Mike Ritchie, , Bayfield, 54 percent, Don Wise, Clinton, 52 percent, Dave Carter, 46 percent and Eleanor Ritchie, 38 percent. In skeet Murray East had the high single round score when he hit 22 twice, Mery Batkin and Al Kyle were second with 21.Pete Black hit 16 the test day first time he ever shot skeet and Dave Carter also a first ;time skeet The Goderich figure shooter' bit 14'whlch is a skating club held a test very good score for a new day Friday, Oct. 6 at shooter. In total skeet Variastra Arena, bringing scores M. ' East 87 per- to a close the fall skating cent, M. Batkin, 84. school. percent, J. Greidanus 80 Tests were tried by four percent, Al Kyle, 77 members of the Goderich , percent, B. Boussey, 72 Figure Skating Club. 'percent, J. Hessels, 72 Jennifer Huyck passed percent, P. Black, 64 the preliminary figure percent D. Sutton, 64 and the swing dance: percent and D. Carter, 56 Aveleigh Cook passed percent. the second figure. Next shoot is Oct. 21 at John Barger of 1:00 P.M. Anyone' in- Lucknow passed the ten terested in shooting trap fox dance. or skeet is welcome. Patti Barger, 'also of Phone John Hessels 524 Lucknow, passed the 2370 for more in- European and the formation. fourteen step. has been having troubles getting his first victory with the club came through with a win last week. If you are interested in Chess and would enjoy some friendly com- petition the Goderich Chess Club is the place for you. Contact Jim Kingsley at 524-9019 for details. The standings as of Oct. 11 are as follows : W L D PCT LEVEL 1 dim Kingsley 5 0 0 1.000 Steve Hammill 4 0 0 1.000 John Kloeze 3 0 0 1.000 Louis Stadelmann 2 0 0 1.000 LEVEL2 Chas. MacDonald 2 0 0 1.000 Bob Dick 2 0 0 1.000 Larry Gower , .... 2 1 0 .667 Doug Brindley 2 1 0 .667 LEVEL3 Don Bogie . 3 '2 0 ' .600 Bob Fitzjames 2 2 0 .500 Darrell Clutton 1 2 0 .500 Tim Reid 1 4 0 .200 LEVEL4 Mike Moriarty 1 ' 5 0 Mike Cox 1 6 0 Mark Russell 0 2 0 Barry Page 0 4 0 Owen Moriarty) 0 4 .0 HONORARY MEMBERS Steve Harding 1 0 0 Jim Gower 1 0 0' Kirk Lyndon 0 .0 0 Brian Miller 0 1 0 Skating C0 -0P FLUID BLEND FERTILIZER FOR YOUR PLOUGHDOWN PROGRAM * ADVANTAGES OF FLUID FERTILIZER Spreader Truck (Coning Segregation) 1. HIGHER YIELDS 2. MORE AVAILABLE PHOSPHATES 3. TIME AND LABOUR SAVINGS 4. REDUCE SOIL COMPACTION WITH FLOTATION APPLICATORS 5. NO NUTRIENT SEPARATION AS IN DRY BULK BLENDS (as illustrated) 6. UNIFORM DISTRIBUTION OF PLANT NUTRIENTS (as illustrated) 7. CAN ADD ATRAZINE TO FLUID FERTILIZER FOR EXCELLENT TWITCH CONTROL ON NEXT YEARS CORN FIELDS. .167 .143 .000 .000 .000 1.000 1.000 .000 .000 • Seafortb's best with eight points. poach Donna Doidge's Vikings showed here Saturday that it is not just Huron Perth Conference teams they ar„e able to dominate when they crushed Toronto Riverdale Collegiate seniors by a 76-23 score, in an exhibition,game. Lucie Turcotte was the Vikings' top scorer with 20 points. Audrey Van- denheuvel checked in with 15 and Denise Mitchelmore had 12 oing points for the Vikings. Heidi Elliott and Joni Thompson each chipped in with eight points. Once again, the Vikings were able to control the game with their fast running and quick passes. The halftime score saw the Vikings on top, 43-18. The Vikings returned to league play with a game here Tuesday against St. Marys. Today (Thur- sday) they travel to Palmerston to play Norwell. Harbor Report BY RON GRAHAM October 9 the Algosoo 'cleared- harbor To Montreal with salt. October 10 the Algosea cleared harbor for Cornerbrook, Newfoundland with salt. October 10 the H.C. Heimbecker arrived from Thunder Bay with grain. October 10 the Black River cleared harbor light for Thunder Bay. -October— 11..- t'iie.- Heimbecker cleared harbor light for Thunder Bay. October 15 the Goderich arrived light from Sarnia for salt. October 15 the Goderich cleared harbor for Thunder Bay with salt. MIDLAND DOHERTY LTD. 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