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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-02-18, Page 9GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY le,1981—PAGE'S Oldtimers Tourney big hit with the visitors There was plenty of action at the Oldtimers Tournament here on the weekend as evidenced by the photos. In the top left picture a London forward performs a ballet move in a championship game against Hanover and right, a London oldtimer is foiled by the Windsor Hadley goaltender. In the bottom photo, Dave Wilkinson of Goderich looks for a rebound m a game against Utica, Michigan. Goderich lost that game in a shootout. (photos by Dave Sykes) BY CATH WOODEN If success can be measured by good times, then -the second annual in- vitational Oldtimers Tournament held at the -arena last weekend was a smash hit. A tournament organizer, Bob Cornish, said that—players from all 12 -teams-that competed made it clear they thoroughly en- joyed themselves and feel that the Goderich tourney is one of the.best going. Teams played in three divisions for gold, silver, and bronze medals as well as for the Fair Play trophy and player awards. Mt. Brydges won the gold in the Signal -Star division, beating out - silver medal winners Zurich by a score of 2-0. Mt. Brydges goalie D. Reycraft •won the Most Valuable Player award for the game. Bronze medal in that division went to Fraser, Michigan. In the Lakeport Division, the., London Old Indians defeated Windsor Hadleys 5- 3 to take home the gold. London's Art Paquette scored four of the five goals to win the MVP award. Utica Michigan won the bronze medal. The London Oldtimers took top honors in the Hotel Bedford division. They shutout Hanover Oldtimers 2-0 in the championship Oldtimers play `shoot-out The Goderich Oldtimers ' Tournament hosts did not fare so well in their three Lakeport division matches. Only two ties occurred in the tournament and the local team ended up on the losing side of both games, which were determined by shoot - . hoot. outs at each team's goalies. In their Friday night.game against Utica, the score was tied at five at the end .of the • game. In the shoot-out, Utica managed to net two of' their five shots while Goderich didn't get any...... On .Saturday afternoon, their r opponents were the Windsor team and the two battled to a 3-3 draw. Again, Goderich couldn't notch any of the shoot-out op- portunities. Windsor scored one to win the game 4-3. The London Old Indians, whit. .were the eventual Lakeport division gold medal winners, had an easier time beating the Goderich Oldtimers. The final score was 3-1. • �o ho�� din BY TD The GDCI wrestling team placed fifth in a 12 team meet in Sarnia Saturday;. Five Viking wrestlers finished in ,the top four of their weight class.. Brian Shewfelt topped the Viking team; . winning the championship of the 57.5 kilo class by taking ,all six of his bouts. .Tim Rawlings finished se- cond in the 47.5 kilo class, winning five of his six fights. Steve Berry also had a se- cond place finish in the unlimited class. ' Steve Boyce was third in the -87 kilo division and Brent Williamson finished fourth in the 38 kilo class. Also competing for the Vikings were Del Bedard, Dave . Kalbfleisch; John Lalonde, John, Sheardown, Rick MacDonald, . Dave McDonald and Jeff Wood. ' This Thursday, Viking coach Ray Donnelly and his squad will be hosting the Huron -Perth Conference finals at GDCI with wrestl- ing beginning at 11 a:m. and continuing throughout the afternoon. Atoms on track = K` The Goderich Machinist Atoms got' off to a good start in the OMHA playdowns in Petrolia last Saturday, defeating the Petrolia Atoms 5-2 in the first game of the two -o ut-of-three series. Petrolia opened up the scoring early in , the first period. And then Scott Garrow fied things up for. Goderich with an unassisted goal. The . rest of the game Sunset ends CHHL season with victory. Sunset Golf Club ended their regular season on a winning note last Wed- nesday, February 11, asthey defeated? Whetstone JPwetiers5-J.- The win leaves Sunset in second place with 15 vic- tories, nine losses for 30 points, one point ahead of third place Holmesville who have three games remaining. Wayne _ Kennedy,, Brian Meriam, John Sturda, Rick Stoddard, and Gerry Midgets overpowered by Stratford BY TD The GDCI midget boys basketball team was over- powered by a strong Strat- ford Northwestern team 58- 24 in Stratford last Thursday. Bill Ritsma and Mark Wacker had 13 points each to lead Stratford. Geof Chase had eight points for the Vikings. Joe Melady and Kent Feagan had four apiece and Ed ' Craig had three points. John Thompson, .. Tim Riehl and Daryl madge got two points each and Dinish Weerasooriy got one. Coach Myles Murdock felt his Vikings suffered from not having practiced for a week. The Vikings were not able to put together a co-ordinated offence and their defence was at times porous. The Midget Vikings take on another tough opponent, Stratford Central here Fri- day at 6:30 p.m. in their next bid for victory in Huron - Perth Conference play. You :5. horized Dealer for... ARCTIC CAT SNOWMOBILES SUZUKI MOTORCYCLES HONDA MOTORCYCLES 14 (HWY. 04 NORTH OF HENSALL LOQJ( FOR THE SIGNS) 262®3318 or 262-5809 41. Ouellette shared in the Sunset scoring with Doug Fisher, Paul Feagan and Rick Whetstone replying for the Jewe llers. Earlier, the league office upheld a protest submitted by the Optimist Green Machine involving a game between them and Sunset on January 28. Regarding that contest which was won by Sunset 11-4, the league determined that Sunset dressed one player too many and awarded the game and subsequent points to the Green Machine. That decision leaves the Green `Machine with 11 points, five ahead of the Burger Bar in the race for the sixth and final playoff spot. Both teams have three games left to play. In other league activity last week, it was Hodges Mill romping the Burger Bar 11-2. The Min Dan Coiqutioun scored seven goals and, added five assists. Sunday night, Whetstones edged the Burger Bar 8-7. ASPEN INSULATION STD: 524-4460 WILL INSULATE YOUR ATTIC FOR AS LOW AS $30.00 \ We use only Fiberglas Canada products If your home was built prior to 1961, Is your principal residence, and is three storeys or less, you're eligible for d taxable grant of 100°% of your insulation materials - up • to a max tum of '350.00 and'/ of your labour costs up to '150.00. Some apartment buildings may quality. EXAMPLE: 1000 sq. ft. 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The MVP award winners in the three championship games received pen and pencil sets donated by Sheaffer Pen. The Fair Play trophy was taken -home by Zurich, who hada total of only 12 minutes in penalties over three games. Art Paquette, of the London Old Indians and L. Trottier, of Mt. Brydges shared the scoring title with eight goals and three assists each. In the round robin games, the player of the game won a set of glasses donated by Molsons. They were: P. Charron, Utica, L. Tiottier, —Mt.--Brydges,-GI'MIa bres London Oldtimers, K. Matthews, Forest, H. Hmiel, Hamilton, P. Morrissie, Windsor, J. Livingston, Windsor, L. See, Port Stanley, and D. Reycraft, Mt. Brydges. The Goderich Oldtimers • recognize the valuable help of many volunteers: Goderich Fire Department members, St. John's Ambulance, Oldtimers' wives and friends, and the referees and sponsors who made the tournament the success it was. f COACHING POSITION - OPEN Per Junior "C" Club.. to 19et-e: Sancan, Neese submit empltftet ns to Clinton Junior C P.O. SOK 1141. Clinton MONDAY MARCH • IN PETER So MacEWAN INSURANCE AGENCY REPRESENTING: Constitution Insurance Co. Economical Mutual Insurance Co. . Dominion of Canada General Ins. Ca.... Gore Mutual Insurance Co. Perth Insurance•Co. Pheonix of Canada Insurance Co. Western General Insurance Co. All Canadian Corpenies to serve your H2OMS-Aa!TOMnmiLe !. eveem eve @AYC.l�RS. P.49,l ...5, AND BUSINESS COVERAGE 38 ST. 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