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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1978-10-19, Page 15• a Therese Osborne goes high over a St. Marys defender to score for the GDCI junior girls in Tuesday's Huron -Perth conference action at Goderich. The juniors kept up their winning ways doubling St. Mary's 40-20 (photo by Jeff Seddon) Jr. Vikings hit season high BY TD The GDCI junior girls basketball team defeated Seaforth 50-40 in Huron Perth Conference play Last Thursday in Seaforth. Coach John Geiger's Vikings had problems adjusting to the small court in the first half in Seaforth and as a result ran into foul trouble. Starter Sonja LaRaine, who wound up with 10 points, had four fouls in the first half and was replaced in the third • quarter by Robin MacDonald. Lapaine cane back in in the final quarter and played well without picking up any fouls. MacDonald also saw action in the fourth quarter when she filled in for Theresa Osborn when Osborn fouled out. Tracy Jewell was the Vikings top scorer with 18 points, followed by Marg Conlon with 12 and Lapaine with 10. Sharon Burbine, who had six points, and Marg Conlon did a fine job of organizing the Viking offence which produced a season's high output`of 50 points. Barb Conlon and Theresa Osborn each had two points for the win- ners. Kay Larone was Seaforth's top scorer with 21 points. - The junior Vikings record now stands at three wins and one loss. They played Tuesday here against St. Marys and travel today to Palmerston to play Norwell. The Vikings next home game is here next Tuesday against Mitchell. HERE'S WHAT YOU WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT THE TIDY CAR PRESERV-A-SHINE PROCESS Tidy. 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REMEMBER—Tidy Car Independent Operators from coast to coast can maintain the appearance of your vehicle almost anywhere it is parked, days, evenings, or weekends, professionally and economically at your convenience. TIDY CAR GORDON V. MUNROE ASSOCIATE DEALER For Huron County & Surrounding Arno. PHONE GO?ERICH 5244500 1 1$ GOD1✓R1;CI SIQNAL=STAR, TWR.,SPAYi OCTOBER 19,1978,-•PAQQ 1115 ron Traii Riders hold final s The Huron Trail Riders held their third and final club show for the year at Dungannon on ,Sunday, October 15 at 1 p.m. The day was cold but sunny and .there was a good turnout. Judge for the day was Ervin Gerra of Fullerton. The winning ticket was drawn for a $100 grocery voucher from A-' & P, Goderich. The winner was K.E. Smith of London. The winners of .the Suns. hammerStratfor The Suncoast Atoms hockey team opened its season last Sunday with a one-sided 12 to 1 victory over Stratford. The "Suns were started on their scoring spree by Steve Schutz, Mustangs win opener but lose goal tender By Bryan Marriage The Clinton Mustangs opened their 78-79 season last Sunday, with a victory over Port Elgin by a •12-10 margin. The Stangs won the two points,but lost the_ ser- vices of top .notch goaltender John Page, who suffered a broken arm 51 seconds into the game. Page will be Lost to the club for six to eight weeks. Tim McLean paced the Clinton attack with three goals and picked up a pair of assists. Port Elgin took an early lead 5-3 in the first period and • Bill Lewis opened the scoringwith a pair of short-handed goals for Clinton, followed by Tim McLean. The second period, belonged to the Stangs as they outscored their opposition 6-3 after falling behind 8-3 early in the period. The Clinton marksmen scored their six goals in the last six minutes of the period to go ahead 9-8. Phil Arthur had a pair fo'r the' ' Stangs while, Dave "Rocket", Stephenson, R`ob Willert,' Steve Arbour,and Mike Gibbings added singles. rS The third period was a see -saw battle as both teams battled back and forth. The locals out- scored the bears 3-2 in the period as Tim McLean notched a pair and Paul Priestap added a single." The Mustangs game this Friday night against the Arthur Screaming Eagles, has been post- poned due to lack of ice. The 'Stangs - home opener will be played in Blyth, on October 27th against the Hanover Barons. The Mustangs "Octoberfest '78" was a success, last weekend, after the ballgame was over-,-as-there. was only a small crowd in the af- ternoon. Don Renshaw was the lucky winner of the $1,000 draw on the Mustang Booster club tickets also held last Saturday night. The Mustangs and executive would like to thank those who par- ticipated in the action last Saturday night. V13 •ry events are as follows: Junior Showmanship •- first - Patti Muegge - Sheba.; second - Janet Lockhart - Babe's Big Mike; third - "Martha Straughat Patches; and fourth - Elaine Coombs - dKelly;. Tyke Showmanship - first - Lynn Huff - Jay Bars;. and second - Jennifer Johns - Copper. Senior Halter -first - Gord Johns - Brant's Joe; second - Cleo Colquhoun -. Just Guy; third -Linda Petrie - Mac's Bar Luck; and fourth - Sue . Boak - Patches. Junior Trail - first - Janet Lockhart - Babe's Big Mike; second - Elaine Coombs - Kelly; third - Patti Muegge - Sheba; and who scored on a pass play from his linemates, Kelly Allin and Todd Gilchrist. The second goal of the game was scored by Scott Garrow, unassisted, on a break -away that sur- prised the Stratford defense. Late in the second period Todd Gilchrist scored from Kelly. Allin and Todd Jeffrey, followed quickly b y--a--goal by D -a wid••---fourth - M axih a Jewell, assisted by Kevin Talbot and Scott Garrow. Jay Williamson made several good saves to shut out Stratford in the first half of the game. The third period saw Goderich outskating and outplaying Stratford. Davey Jewell scored twice in the third, Scott Garrow added two goals an.d_a.n.. assist... tohis total in the last period. Kelly Allin scored two more goals, one on a good pass from Chris Sideris, Kevin Talbot and Steve Schutz each got two singles in the third ' period and Shawn Larder got a well deserved assist when his long shot from the point was deflected for a goal. Jeff Scott played very well in the Goderich net, making one outstanding save cn .....a ..S..tr.atfo.rd. breaicaway. The only goal for Stratford scored on a good second effort by Dwayne Achillies Ronnie Chapman, Curt McPherson and Dave Telford were kept off, the score sheet but all played well defensively. Coach, Dennis Williamson,' and Manager, Wilf Chapman seemed very pleased with this strong season opener. The t`Suns" start their regular season on October 29 when they will play the Listowel Atom "Cyclones" in Goderich. T • 46. lUtxoeJt mall Come to Our Party Our 3rd Birthday Party SALE OCTOBER 19th to OCTOBER 27th STICKS REG SALE Montreal Play off $8.99..-2 FOR $ 15.00 Sherwood P.M.P� $8.99..-2 FOR$15.00 Northland Custom Pro M.V.P.. $8.99 -..2 $15.00 Cooper Peewee Pro $3.99 ..-2 FOR $5 99 • $7 9.9 FOR Superstar 201 $5.99 -.,2 FOR HOCKEY EQUIPMENT Nseuer 196 with TUUK BLADES Jr. SUPREMES 190 with TUUK BLADES 99- 99 • CASH $49.99H H67 GLOVES . reg. $39.".Now$3.99 SG3 SHIN PADS . ,. reg. '18."NOW 14 .9 9 ALSO Q 9 Nike All Court Shoes 1 V • Knee Tube Sox 3pr-. for4 s7 9 X-C SKI EQUIPMENT & CLOTHING - NOW IN SIOGK--- 4/ I 1141:00 :1 1:4 sport �_ o • 524-2822 Master charge. SUmeastMall ' fag rlkh Straughan - Patches. Senior Trail - first - Linda Petrie - Mac's Bar Luck; second - Gord John's - Brandts Joe; third - Cleo Colquhoun-Just Guy and fourth - Sue Boak - Wee Willie Sunspot. Senior Western Pleasure first- Just Guy- Cleo Colquhoun; second Brandt's Joe - Gord Johns; third - Mac's Bar Luck - Linda Petrie;. and fourth - Wee Willie Sunspot - Sue Boak. Junior Barrels - first - Martha Straughan Chippers Champ; second .t • MarthaStrauighatl PatQ'hes ; and third - 'Elaine. Coombs - Kelly. Senior Barrels' - first - Gypsy Mist - Noreen Straughan; second - Apache . Lurster - Wayne Straughan; and third - Fritz - Noreen Straughan. Tyke Walk and Jog - first - Lynn Huff - Miss Painted Jay Bars; and second - Jennifer Johns - Copper,. -`. Senior Poles - first - Apache Twister - Wayne. Straughan; second - Fritz - Noreen Straughan; and third - Gypsy Mist , - Noreen Straughan. Senior Flag Race - first - Apache Twister - Wayne e year M Straughan; anti second - Fritz - Wayne Straughan. Junior Equitation - first - Patti Muegge - Sheba; second - Janet. Locldlairt - Babe's Big Mille;. and third - Elaine Coombs - 'Kelly. Western ,Riding - first - Fritz - Noreen Straughan; second - Wee Willie Sunspot - Sue Boak; third - Misty - Wendy McPhee; and fourth - Apache Twister - Wayne Straughan. O.pep English • Pleasure - first - Jennifer Johns - Copper; second - Gord Johns - Brandt's Joe; third - Wendy McPhee - Misty; and fourth - Patti Muegge - Sheba. GODERICH Minor Hockey _. SATURDAY, OCT. 21-6:30 p.m. Strathroy vs. Lakeport Bantams SATURDAY, OCT. 21 - 8:00 p.m. Listowel vs. Green & Parent Midgets SUNDAY, OCT. 22 - 3:00 p.m. New Hamburg vs. Juveniles Goderich Arena (/uncoai.t mall Come to Our Party Our 3rd Birthday Party iLE. 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