The Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-03-09, Page 17Lynne Hildebrand of Goderich couldn't stop smiling as
Peter Parent presented her With a cheque for $1,000.
Hildebrand won the money in a draw which was sponsored
by the Goderich Minor Hockey Association. John Doherty
of Goderich drew the winning ticket.(photo by T.Marr)
SPORTS SHORTS
The Goderich Recreation
Department will be spon-
soring the 2nd of Four Great
Shows for Children, on
Sunday, March 13 at Victoria
School. Singer Jerry Brodey
will be featured.
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Holrnesville Public School,
Colborne Central School, St.
Marys Separate School and
Robertson Public School will
be competing in a "basketball:
tournament on Friday,
March 11. The tournament
runs from 9:30 a.m. 2:30
p.m.
Colborne Central School
will host the girls' teams
while Robertson will host the
boys.
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In Minor Hockey action,
the Goderich Machinist
Atoms take on Strathroy in
the fourth game of the
OMHA playoffs. The game is
set in Goderich for Thur-
sday, March 10 at 7 p.m.
The Shamrock League
Bantam. "A" Tournament
will take place on Saturday,
March 12. Teams from
Strathroy, Lambeth, ' South
London, Parkhill, Belmont,
Exeter, Mount Brydges and
St. Marys will be competing. -
The firstround will be
played in Bayfield with the
first game starting at 9 a.m.
The second round of play will
take place in Goderich
beginning at 3 p.m.
The Goderich Tykeswill
host the Lucknow Tykes at 9
a.m. on Sunday, March 13.
Also on Sunday the
Goderich Midget "B" team
will compete in the third
game of the WOAA playoffs.
The home team will meet
Port Elgin and the game
starts at 4:30 p.m.
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on Monday, March 14 at 9
p.m. Anyone wishing to
umpire, should attend.
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• Any individual wishing to
play ball hockey, enter a
team, or referee the sport
should plan to attend a ball
hockey league meeting on
Thursday, March 10 at 7 p.m.
in the Grandstand meeting
room,.
The Goderich Umpires •
Association will be holding a
general meeting in the Board
Room at the Bedford Hotel
Big fighter
The tallest. and heaviest
boxer to fight professionally
was Gogea Mitu (born 1914)
of Nomania in 1935. He was 7
feet 4 inches and weighed 327
pounds. -Guinness Sports
Record Book.
EN.
ntlt week of
tl* e
o e ve
battles, some not .so close
Wattles 44 to one case,. no
battle at all..
The leagues . two female
teams engaged in the closest
of these contests as their
struggle had to be decided in
anextra lend. The Maitland
Golfers alid the Lady
Foresters swapped big ends
anid gebc% , chauce:S
thrgoughoutthe contest
EleanorFteher often
Played the 'catalyst in a
Forester ,etllaloslen of letn..ts.
while Joanne lLittAtAi. played
the same rol �,yi,to�,r��',,,at�h,,e
r. .A��,t'mia ale -
tion by top Golfers Eleanor
Erskine,- allowed Forester
skip Bernice Moore to draw
into a itie with a three ender
in the final end of regulation
play. Ms.. Moore
Vikings elimirtat.'
The GDCI junior Vikings
were eliminated in the
Huron -Perth Conference
basketball semi-finals on
Tuesday, March 1, losing 58-
48 to the Stratford Nor-
thwestern Huskies in
Stratford.
Bavan Maison, with 15
points led the sharp -shooting
Huskies who got on top early,
outscoring the Vikings 23-10
in the first quarter. The
Vikings dropped back into a
zone defence in the second
quarter to slow the pace
down, but the Huskies still
led, 42-23 at the half.
The Vikings kept coming
and outscored Stratford by
six in the third quarter, but
the Huskies lead was too
much to overcome.
Darryl Black who came up
to the junior team from the
midgets partway through the
year,, led the Vikings with 14
paints. Dave Alnasi had 12.,
and Peter Conlon got 10.
HOLIDAY
HAPPENINGS
MARCH si to 25, waa
This'program will give children 5-12 years
of age 5 exciting days during the Mid -
Winter break.
ACTIVITIES
WILL INCLUDE:
•GAMES
•GYM
•CRAFTS
•SWIMMING
•HIKING
*MOVIES
SPECIAL
EVENTS
Include:
THE RAG &.BONE PUPPET THEATRE
featuring "THE COW tSHOW"
at
VICTORIA PUBLIC SCHOOL
and
ROBERTSON PUBLIC SCHOOL
10 a.m.,-3 p.m.
aO (FEE '20. PER CHILD or '40. FOR 2 OR MORE
CHILDREN FROM THE SAME FAMILY)
PRE REGISTRATION
at the Roc Office by '
MARCH 18TH, .1983
NTE: Lunch must be brought from home dolly.
For further' Information contact the Goderich
Recreation Office at
524-2125
Shawn Rahbek, with eight,
and John Thompson, with
four, rounded out the Viking
attack.
Almasi, Black and Rahbek
led the team in rebounding.
Viking coach Lynn
Meyers, reflecting on his
team's season, expressed
pleasure with working with
what he described as, "a
good group of dedicated
young men."
The Vikings finish the
regularseason with a record
of eight wins and two losses.
GOFER i40. MA , , WEIMES1 AY,.MARCO 9, #: ] 4GE _
magnanimously returned
the favour in the end
and a. cairn, cool and col?
.. t
leCtet Ms. Erskine drew t ..
our foot for a very enter-
g'victory.
"Once is not enough" is a
saying that generates many
connotations but to the GDCI
it has only y one
meaning: "If beating the
Foresters once was great, a
second win would be tremen-
dous."
The Vikings from South St.
experienced that feeling as.
they upset the 14 and 2,
Foresters for the second
time this season. As was the
case in the first match, this
game was played expertly
by both sides and impressive
shots replaced mundane
ones at every turn.
Anne Duncan, represen-
ting female Vikings
everywhere, had an
outstanding night while
Roger Moore's efforts were
both visible and highly audi-
ble. The games overall inten-
sity might be reduced into
the final shots of Cam Bogie
t, the two !..,
With his last
nee, Bogie
ronod aco
tf hide the
i�' rock .b.
Durst. Master Thirst,
however, Wentaround this
excellent guard and firmly
removed Bogie's rock and
with it any hope of saying
"Once is enough! "
"One more try, please"
was the plea of GDCI skip
George Sutton as the match
between the Huron Health
Unit and GDCI Teachers
came down to Sutton's final
rock of the night. Following
a splendid double take out by
Health Unit leader Jack ..
MacKinnon, a pair of
"healthy" rocks rested dP-
fiantly in the house but the
last rock of the game was
still to come. A hit and a roll
to the right would win the
hard fought contest! Sutton's
final shot was typical of his
radical personality. It 'hit
and rolled far to the left!
Final score Health Unit 6
GDCI: 5.
Owls Connor, .skip Of the
GPM N.O. 2 team, made his
finalshot.Unfortunately for
the educators, the Goderich
uw.u. let it t
for
Legion more 'thanfd anotsingle coo poi
and Connors and Co. needed
much more than one point.
The 11 to 5 score of this con-
test was typical for -the rest
of the league's play on this
nightship of J. Behinohn Ad the finenderson; leaderthe-
Legion unit jumped into an
early eight point lead and
coasted to their impressive
win.
Another "Why am I here
tonight" type contest occur-
red between the sharp Super.
and team a d the hardluck
Sifto Salt Evaporators, Ed
Brissette and the Edward
duo refused to allow the Sifto
foursome a chance to
recover from a disastrous
start that saw Shell rocks all
over the house and nobody
around to clean them up.
Skip Colwell will not accept
the contention that . his op-
position was three times as
accurate as his team on this
night but the:
speaks for itse t tees,
In a game where success or
defeat may be. measured 'ul'
centimetres, the closeness of
competition can be hidden in
the sinal statistic.
The Elementary Teachers
have stopped.threatening to
win and instead they actual-
ly did! Led by Dianne Bud -
nark's better than usual
curling, the classroom crew
devaluated Victoria and
Grey 10 to 3.
Mrs. Budnark'simprove-
ment might be linked to the
fact that she is obviously
curling for Two! Or perhaps
she is just getting more rest
nowadays.
Helping Dianne on this
festive evening was a
tremendously accurate Ron
Ritchie who apparently has
no fear of the term
"foreclosure". The trio of
Denomy, Teichert and
Hamilton used every method
found in the "Tell Best Ways
To Distract An Opponent
Handbook" but Ritchie was
impervious to it all. He is ob-
Ile
ly a man in need of
m Office "Silver
Broatn" gip, Paul Mutagen
•-discoovered one life of. a vic-
torlous skip iii a cruel and wi-
predictable one One, week
he is flying high on the scent
oftriumph andthe next, he is
lying low to avoid discussing
his match. The Silver •
Brooms' modest . winning
streak wt4s stopped abruptly
at one by the talented and
vicious Loeal 1863 foursome.
The ,contest got out of hand
early and the teams called it.
quits after `six ends when •
Paul realized the chances of
'hack to back eight , enders,
was out of the realm of reals* -
ty.
•
Nevertheless, as the Silver
Brooms made their way to
the Ninth End, they at least
had a game to talk, about.
Neither the Sifto Salt
Maniacs nor the A.M. & G.
Hospital could -do that since
one of them was unable to
field a team resulting in the
first and, I sincerely hope
the last, forfeit of the season.
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