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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-12-13, Page 19..Sports pa ets ga- in split The GDCI midget boys' basketball team won two of three exhibition games and split a pair of league games over the past week. Myles Murdock's crew defeated Parkhill 32-31 here last Tuesday, and defeated Owen Sound Westhill 47-39 but lost 48- 30 to OSCVI._„in Owen Sound Thursday. In league action, the Vikings defeated Central Huron Redmen 52-45 in Clinton Friday, but lost to the Listowel Lords here Monday, 55-45. Scoring for the Vikings against Parkhill were Mike Madden with seven points, , Don McCallum with six, Paul Day and Jeff Denomme with five each, Larry Baer, Mike Evans, Kevin Smith, and Andrew Telford with two each and Dave Gallow with one point. Mike Evans had 12 points and Don McCallum 10 against Westhill. Paul Day and Jeff Denomme each had eight, Mike Madden had four, David Gallow and Andy Telford two each and Jim Walton one. Dan Pettigrew led Westhill with 13 points. The Vikings had a 28-15 lead over OSCVI at half time, but were able to score only two points in the second half when bad passing and poor shot selection did them in. The use of a zone defence by OSCVI, which is not permitted in Huron -Perth Conference play, also hampered the Vikings. Andrew Telford and Mike Evans had seven points each for Goderich. Paul Day had five, Jeff Denomme and Don McCallum had four apiece and David Gallow threw in three points. The 'league win over Clinton was the Vikings best played game so far this season. . Don McCallum had 14 points, Jeff Denomme 12 and Paul Day 10. Mike Evans, David Gallow and Greg Marshall had four points piece while Dave More and Larry Baer had two each. Doug McLure and Mike Boosey had 14 points each for Clinton. Listowel was full measure for their win over the Vikings here Monday. Led by Pete Zister with"16 points and Steve Connors with 13, the Lords moved the ball inside and shot well. Jeff Denomme, Paul Day and Mike Evans had eight points each for Goderich. Don McCallum added seven and . Pat Madden, who led in rebounding with 16, had four points. Greg Mar- shall, arshall, Dave More, Jim Walton and Larry Baer each had two points. Coach Murdock feels his team must have a more organized offence and better positioned defence if the Vikings are to win over strong teams such as the Lords. Two teams undefeated in Industrail League- curling Only two teains remain in the ranks of the un- defeated as the Industrial League moves into its fourth week of curling. Last - --week._ t.h-e. Assessment Office fell from the glorious group of the unconquered into tie .pit of anonymity known as the "Pack", joining five other teams tied for second place. The assessors were delegated to this new position by the heartless Forester foursome. Bryan Allan and Dennis Lebrun fought hard to stay on top but precision curling by Ralph Foster and Cam Bogie put an end to the Assessment's Office's dream of an unblemished season with an 8 - 3 final score. The A.M. & G Hospital No. 1 kept their record perfect as they overcame a spirited challenge -from their cohorts of the A.M. & G Hospital No. 2 defeating them 10 - 3. Each end of this duel was a hard fought one as both A.M. & G teams struggle to achieve the number 1 label. When the mist cleared the foursome of Peter Beguin, Dennis Miskie, Ron Klages and Tom Jasper could claim to be No. 1 at least until these two rivals meet again. Both GDCI teacher teams posted convincing wins on the scoreboard, A near flawless per- formance by the GDCI No. 2 team resulted in a shutout triumph over the Champion Office unit. Lynn Ed -ward and skip Bill Garrow were out- standing for the winners while the Champion Office team were also present. Exceli, lent work in the late ends by Doug Bundy and Donna Doidge proved to be the deciding factor in the GDCI No. 1 team's -win-- o -ver- the Victoria Sweepers. The final end which saw eleven rocks in play was typical of the contest that ended in an 11 - 4 score. Doug Yeo and Donalda MacDonald were strong for the unlucky Sweepers. An all -female contest between the Maitland Golfers and the Cham- pion Ladies produced an explosive encounter that was uncertain until the final rock. Fine curling by Elaine Bois and Michelle Morenz allowed the Champion women to wian five of the game's eight ends but the clutch curling of Sue White and Pat Munroe produced three big ends for the golfers and a final score of 10 - 7 for the Maitland females. John Orr took over the Huron Health Unit and Phil Paquette came out of retirement to combine for a decisive victory over the Victoria and Grey crew. The game remained close until the sixth end with John Wink and Cathy Hamilton providing the spark for the V and G foursome but Orr and Paquette's key shots in this end put the match out of reach. The game ended with the score 7 - 3. Local 1863, which started the season with a tough extra end loss, moved into the pack tied for second place by winning an extra end encounter with the Champion ,Sales Office. This match was the highlight of the evening as both teams curled behind win over the expertly. Bill Hayward Victoria Hardrocks. The enjoyed an excellent Hardrocks, behind the evening for the sales first class curling of Barb ' Lade and Anne Bond, had built up a 6 - 2 lead with people making a number of very difficult shots while opposing skip Jack Keilough and vice skip Charlie Crawford were just a touch better and were able to claim a well- deserved 7 - 6 victory. The "Oom" Club climbed out of the cellar with a superb come -from only two ends to go. The final score of 10 - 6 for the "Oom" Club tells the story of the comeback. Jim Collins and Wayne DeBolt were the main. factors in the Oom Club's first taste of victory. Little wins six games in chess club play Dennis Little domineered the evening playing and winning six games in one evening! Dennis decided he would play fairly quickly in order to have enough games played to qualify for the regular standings. This usually proves disastrous. However Dennis' quick playing was infectuous and his opponents also quickened their pace. Dennis played quickly and yet flawlessly to take over first place in the standings with a .909 percentage. Louis Stadelmann continues to lead the club in total victories by winning both of his games to pick up his eleventh win. Another force to be reckoned with for first place is Doug Brindley who slipped into the honorary division one game shy of qualifying for the regular standings. However, if Doug picks up two games next week he will again qualify and presently holds an un- defeated record of 8 and 0! Kirk Lyndon vaulted into the upper echelon by winning two games to take over third place. In Level 2, Barry Page brought his winning percentage up to 50 percent to take the lead in the most improved category with an increase of 250 points. The Goderich Chess Club is looking for new members and is set-up so that players of all strengths fit in; so if you play chess and are looking for some good, friendly competition, call Jim Kingsley at 524-9019 for details: The standings as of Dec. 5, are as follows: GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1979—PAGE 19 0 0 O O O 0 GODERICH RECREATION AND COMMUNITY CENTRE BOARD presents Christmas Carolling on the Square This is your opportunity to hear Christmas Carols in the Court Rouse Park on the Square four nights before Christmas bet- ween December 17th, and December 21st. Christmas Carolling sheets will be available to individuals who wish to participate in the singing. Dec. 17th Dec. 18 `Dec. 20th Dec. 21st 0 O 7-8:00 Brownies, Girl Guides, and Pathfinders 7:00 p.m. Salvation Army Choir 7:30 p.m. St. Mary's School Choir 7:30 p.m. Calvary Baptist Church 7:00 p.m. United Church Jr. Choir 7:30 p.m. Teen Tones O thentetu oniVi May all the seasons of your life be filled with Peace and Love. Merry Christmas and Best Wikhes to all our friends and neighbors.—Murray, Joanne, Matthew and Mark Pryce.-50,51 -^ On behalf of Goderich and Bluewater Taxi we would like to wish everyone a Very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.—Bruce, Beryle and Kids. -50,51 To my Dearest Friends, God Bless you all this Christ- mas.–Margaret Wet- tlau fer=50,51nc In lieu of sending cards, I am wishing all my friends a Very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. -Nina Walters. -50,51 sd We would like to wish all of our friends a "Merry Christmas" and a "Happy & — Healthy New Year".—Anna and Dick Berryman. -50,51 Merry Christmas to our relatives, friends and neigh- bors and best wishes to all for a Happy New Year.—Walter and Ihla Tigert,-50,51 sdnc We wish to take this op- portunity to wish relatives and friends in the area a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.—Tom and Pearl Dickson. -50,51 - May God's peace which came to earth via the Infant Jesus of Bethlehem be yours' • this CHRISTmas and throughout 1980.—Ken, Shirley, Lori and Jim Keller. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all our friends, neighbors and relatives. Reg, Carol Good ';and family. -50,51x As I will not be sending Christmas cards this year I would like to wish my relatives, friends and neigh- borsa Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.—Willa Gledhill. -50,51x Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all our friends, neighbors and relatives.—Ross and Alice Pf ri m mer. -50,51 The Rittinger's, Glenn, Isabelle, Todd and Mark wish- their friends God's peace and joy during the Christmas Season and in the year ahead. -50,51 Season's Greetings to our relatives, friends and neigh- bors. pest wishes for a healthy and happy 1980.—Gerald and Betty Fisher and family. -50,51 SEASON'S GREETINGS to friends And rel a tiv es.—Phyllis Allin.-50,51 Due to illness we are wishing all friends, neighbors and relatives the Season's Greetings of a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.—Frank and Elaine Le d d y.-50, 51 . Best wishes for Christmas and a Prosperous, Happy New Year to all our friends and neighbors.—D.on and Diann Kellestine.-50,51nc Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all our friends and •relatives from Tom, Donna and Steven Vanderburgh.-50,51nc Christmas Greetings Blessings of the Year.—Mr. and Mrs. Baechler. -50,51 and New Ted Best Wishes to all my friends for a Very Merry Christmas, a Healthy, Happy and Prosperous New Year.—Sincerely, Marie A. LeBlanc. To all our friends and relatives, Best Wishes for a Merry Christmas and.a Happy New Year. Marg nd• Howard Aitken and Sue. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all our friends, neighbours and relatives. Paul and Sharon Steep. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all our friends, neighbours and relatives. -Lloyd, Kay, Tracey, Doug and Grant Lounsbury. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all our friends, neighbours and relatives. - Brenda, George and Kelly Van- derburgh.-50,51nc Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to my• friends and neighbours. Jeah Adam s. -50,51x Best Wishes to all our friends for a Very Merry Christmas, a Healthy Happy and Prosperous New Year. - Sincerely, Marie A. and Dennis LeBlanc. Wishing relatives, neigh- bours and friends a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. - Bruce, Florence and Ron Sowerby.-50,51 Season's Greetings and the Best Wishes for the New Year to all. Love Martha and Walt Rathburn. Best Wishes for a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all our friends and relatives. Bob and Phyllis Steep. "Seasons Greetings" and the Best Wishes for the New Year to all. Instead of sen- ding Christmas Cards we are making a charitable donation. Bob, Cathy Allen & Family. -51 In Lieu df sending cards this year, we are contributing to a local fund and would like to take this opportunity to wish all our friends and neigh- bours a joyous Christmas and a healthy, happy and prosperous New Year. Edna and Stan Jones. -50,51A -R We wish friends ander relatives a Merry Cl •jhsjmas and a Happy New Year. Ed and Mary Johnston.—nc We wish all our relatives, friends and neighbours a very Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year. - Ken, Ruth, Dale, and Dorie Oke. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all our friends, neighbours and relatives. - Keith, Pat, Barry and Lynn Good. Season Greetings to my friends and neighbors, and Best ' Wishes for the New Year - Mary Helesic. Merry Christmas and Best Wishes in •the New Year 1980, to all our friends, neighbors and relatives. - Ron, Judy, Steven and Jason Austin. We wish all our relatives, friends and neighbours a very Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year. - Stuart, Bernadette, Brian, Kevin, Andrea and Lisa Smith. -50,51 nc Season Greetings to my relatives and friends and Best Wishes for the New Year. -Mary Ellen Lynn. In lieu of sending cards this year, we are donating to the International Children's Fund and would like to take this opportunity to extend the blessings of the Christmas Season and best wishes for the coming year to all our friends. -Harold and Jean Bettger and family, Ruth •and Brad Walker. -50,51 Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all my friends and neighbours. - Ruth Leonard. Yes! As a buyer of ANY new model MOTO-SKI during GRAB-BAG BONUS DAYS you get a REBATE VOUCHER worth at least $24.95. But.that voucher could be worth MORE. OVER $90,000 in BONUS REBATE VOUCHERS available. 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