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PAGE 12-GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1979
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Sailors tie
Mildmay 5m5
The Goderich Sailors
earned their first point of
the 1979-80 Intermediate
C campaign in Mildmay
Friday scoring in the
final three minutes of the
game to earn a 5-5 tie
with the Monarchs.
The Sailors now have a
tie in their first two
league games' after
dropping the opener 2-1 to
Fergus last week.
The game was a hard-
hitting affair and the lead
changed hands several
times before the Sailors'
Jim Hayter banged in a
pass from Rick Fremlin
with 3.41 remaining in the
game to salvage a point
for Goderich.
The -Sailors took a quick
two -goal lead midway
through the opening
period as Fremlin and
'paul Kelly scored within
the span of a minute. The
Monarchs narrowed the
margin to a single goal
late in the first., period on
a power play effort.
The Monarchs then
outscored Goderich 3-2 in
the second period to tie
the game 4-4 headin into
the final period. Dan
Duncan and
Sowerby scored second
period goals for the
Sailors while Bill Ped-
digrew scored twice for
Mildmay.
Mildmay took the lead
with five minutes
remaining in the game as
Steve Lehman beat Bob
Hnatyk in the Sailor's
goal. Hayter evened
things up for Goderich
less than two minutes
later with the tying goal.
Several penalties were
handed out in the game
and Goderich was nailed
for 11 two -minute minors,
a five minute high
sticking penalty and a 10
minute misconduct.
Mildmay was assessed 10
minors and two 10 -minute
misconducts.
The Sailors return to
action`this.Friday against
Harriston at the Goderich
and District Community
Centre. Game time is 8.30
p.m.
Tony Lourenco of the GDCI track team struggles up the hill in the WOSSA
junior boys 5,600 metre run at Falls Reserve, Friday. Lourenco finished
tenth in the Huron -Perth competition to qualify for WOSSA. (photo by Dave
Sykes)
Carnival contest extended
The board off the
Goderich Figure Skating
Club met on Oct 25 with
Merchants split games
The Goderich Mer-
chants split a pair of
games in Intermediate C
league action last week
losing 7-5 to Centralia
College and defeating
Gram Bend 4-1 Friday.
The split leaves the
Merchants with a record
of two' wins and one loss
in the. South Huron
Hockey League.
In Huron Park on
'October 17 Centralia
College avenged a 7-3 loss
to the Merchants in the
first game of the schedule
with a six -goal outburst in
the final two periods to
clinch a 7-5 victory.
The teams exchanged
single goals in the first
period with Tom O'Brien
scoring for Goderich
from .Greg Hansen.
Centralia tied the game
just before the end of the
first period.
The Merchants jumped
into a quick two -goal lead
early in the second period
as Bill Wedlock scored
from Rob Standen and
Cam MacDonald and
O'Brien scored his second
goal of the game on the
power play to boost
Goderich into a 3-1 lead.
Centralia quickly
erased the two -goal
deficit scoring twice in
the span of 23 seconds to
Bridge
Club
scores
^ Jean Cook and Verna
Worthy combined for a
point total of. -981 ,to head --
the competition in the
North-South section. of
play at the October 30
meeting of the Goderich
Bridge Club. There were
seven tables in play.
Evelyn Galbraith and
Dawna Sproule were
second with 93 points and
Cathy McDonald and Pat
Stringer ; finished third
with 90% points.
• The teams of Auleen
Curry and Mary Lepaine
and Frank and Jim
Donnelly tied for first
place in the East-West
division with 95 points.
Betty and Ray Fisher
were third with 89 points.
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tie the game and then
went ahead 4-3 with a
goal by Jim -Coffey at
7.52.
Centralia continued on
`that offensive note in the
final period with Rick
Vanos scoring on an
unassisted effort three
minutes into the period to
lift Centralia into a two-
goal lead.
The teams exchanged
tow goals apiece over the
remainder of the period
to round out the scoring.
O'Brien scored the fourth
Goderich goal to corn-
plete his hat trick 'and
Wedlock added his
second goal of the game
late in the period.
an Thursday the
Merchants will play in
Hensall and their next
home game is Monday,
November 5 against
Exeter at the Goderich
and District Memorial
Community Centre.
Game time is 8.30 p.m.
10 members present.
The deadline for entries
for the contest on a
"Theme" for the carnival
has been extended to
November 3. Please get
those entries in. A
wooden boxwill.4 set out
at our booth on Wed-
nesday and Saturday.
Remember moms and
dads your skater might
win the prize of on
half
of his or her membership.
The club needs your ideas
Fur the upeominf, (:ar-
oiva on March 8, 1980.
There are still openings
for power skaters on
Wednesday's from 6-7
p.m. If interested please
contact Linda Hurden at
52:4-2256 or fenny
Crawford -at 524-6662.
Thin Thursday,
November i is circ Snow
1'Iake Bazaar at the
)Legion. -The club has a
table at this event and we
appreciate. your
.donations of baked goods
and crafts.
On Nov. 23, 1979 we are
holding a fun night called
"Las Vegas Fun Night'.
Bring your friends' and
have a good time. For
more information on this
•e vent see our ad-
vertisement.
t--o-rrm-tF.,, please read
the bulletin board for
information on your
club's happenings.
}'lease note the calendar
00 the board and mark
down for your own'
reference' the dates when
there will be nbkating
The next •meeting is to
I'>e held on'Novemher 29.
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The GDCI girls'
basketball teams both
won victories in St.
Marys last Thursday in
Huron -Perth Conference
regular schedule games.
The Junior Vikings won
by a 40-9 score, led by
Mona Gleason's 12 points.
Coach John Geiger's
Vikings now have a 7-1
won -lost record.
The Senior Vikings won
95-19 over St. Marys,
boosting their first place
record to eight wins and
no losses.
The Junior Vikings took
part in a tournament last
weekend at Grand` River
Collegiate in Kitchener,
reaching the consolation
finals, but losing 98-32 to
the host Grand River
team.
The Vikings were
deadlocked in a 28-28 tie
at the end of the third
quarter in the consolation
final but a fourth quarter
surge gave Kitchener the
victory. •
Robin MacDonald, who
was chosen to the lour-
nament all-star team,
scored 16 points for the
Vikings against Grand
River.
The Vikings were
relegated to the . con-
solation round by a close
45-42 loss to St. Marys of
Kitchener in their
opening game. The game
went into overtime but
two missed foul shots in
the closing minute foiled
a valiant Viking
comeback after fouls had
put them in trouble
earlier in the overtime.
Heather • Minielly with
16 po.ints and Robin
MacDonald with 15, were
tops for the Vikings.
The Vikings had .an
isasy ttrn-e of it in The-
Bridge
he
and Heather Minielly
added 13 for Goderich.
The senior Vikings
were led to victory over
St. Marys by Marg
Conlon's 10 points.
Gee Gees
win
The Goderich Gee
Gee's opened the
Lakeshore Intermediate
Basketball League with
arch rivals - Owen Sound
coming to town. The
Double G's were able to
hold onto a slim three-
point'.edge and chalk up
their first victory 52-49. •
Goderich was led by
high scoring Greg
Beacom who netted 16
points. Other Goderich
scorers were Warren
Watt, 11 points; Dave
Ross, seven points; Greg
Smith, six points, Jeff
Buechler, three points
and Bill Gauley two
points, Defensively Perry
'1'eichert stole the show
coming up with key steals
to preserve the win late in
the game. He also
chipped in with seven
points,.
The Gee Gee's go into
action again Friday, Nov.
2 in Owen Sound. The
team is •still looking for -
players, and any. in-
terested persons should
contact Warren Watt at
529-2360.
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Admission 50' Skate Sharpening '1.00
LIONS FREE SKATING
Tuesday & Thursday 4-5 p.m.
PARENTS/ PRESCHOOLERS SKATING
Mondays 10-12 noon
Thursdays 2:15 - 4 p.m.
(frepof charge.Sr. Citizens also welcome)
SHINNY HOCKEY
Tuesday & Thursday 10-12 noon
'2.00 per person
BROOM BALL
Fridays 10-12 noon
'2.00 per person
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winning 69-28 over
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Woodstock.
Mona Gleason led the
Vikings with 22 points.
Robin MacDonald had 15
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