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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-02-05, Page 271 1 CARLYLE ■ PHONES Bus. 524.7379 OII3El Res. 524-6210 Direct Parts 534-7389 B1 UEWATER TRUCK CENTRE LTD. GODERICH, ONTARIO WE SPECIALIZE IN TRUCKS BANNISTER AIRPORT ROAD-- FRED LAWRENCE Electrical Contractor HOME, FARM, AND COMMERCIAL WIRING PHONE AUBURN L 526-750 PAGE 14A—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5,1986 Sports HAIR DESIGN WOMEN R D MEN EAR PIERCING AVAIL OLE We're at your service OUR EVERYDAY SERVICE PRICES RING CLAWS Sizing Ola- f P- �. first size ...... Each additional • 0 size up ......... Sizing Down - regardless of how many sizes...... . All out service work done at Anstett Mant,lfacturing Limited, by our own certified Goldsmiths. J' Estimates and consultations at no charge. 4 Claws 2 Reupped Each additional 5. claw GOLD CHAIN 6. Solder WATCH BATTERY INSTALLATIONS 4. NSTETT JEWELLERS SUNCOAST MALL-GODERICH 5248515 Members of the GDCI Senior Viking basketball team watch for a rebound in a tourna ent t game here on Saturday. The Vikes won two games in the tournament before dropping decision to London Central in the championship game. (photo by Dave Hamilton) Viking tear's rackup win in leagueplaynothr .The midget Vikings also won handily, defeating Listowel 45 - 22, led by Meng Troeung's.11 points. The Vikings had important games here Tuesday against Stratford Northwestern and they travel to Stratford Friday night for showdown games with the junior and senior -Rams, both of whom were also undefeatedHURerON PEgames. TH BB ' STANDINGS Senior W L Goderich ' . . 7 0 Stratford Central 7 0 Exeter . 5 1 Seaforth 3 3 Stratford Northwestern 3 . 3 Clinton • ,. 2 3 Listowel • 2 5 Wingham .2 5 Mitchell 0 7 Junior W L . Goderich 6 0 Stratford Central 6 0 Stratford Northwestern 4 1. Listowel 3 2 ' Exeter . _ , 3 3 Wingham 2 4 1 . 4 1 3 1 6 BY TD The GDCI Vikings were victorious in all three games in Huron -Perth Conference basketball here last Thursday against Listowel.' , The senior Vikings made their league record 7 - 0 with their 66 - 41 Victory over the Lords. The game was close in the first half, but the Vikings turned it into a blowout, outscoring the Lords 31- 4 in the third quarter, Todd Graham was the game's high scorer with 20 points for the each Vikinhad 12 a and Bob Barws. Dve Almasi ck,had Darryl,1 pont for Goderich. The junior Vikings defeated Listowel 52 - 39 for their sixth win without a defeat in league play. Scott Garrow led the Vikings with 16 points, Sean Wilson added 13 and Mike Bush had 12. Byron Bowman chipped in with seven points and Andrew MacAdam had four. Paul Hemingway topped the Lords: of- fence with 19 points. The Vikings were never in trouble, leading 24 -12 at halftime and 34 - 22 after three quarters. They were only eight for twenty-three from the foul line and despite St. Marys their easy yictory, coach Myles Murdock • Clinton did not feel his team was sharp. Mitchell Vikings reach final of Blue and White Tourney BY TD The GDCI Vikings were finalists in their kr, own Blue and White senior basketball tour- nament here Saturday. The Vikings advanced to the finals by defeating London Oakridge 64 - 42 in their opening round game and then beating Lambton Central 63 - 53 in the semi-finals. The Vikings were defeated 49 - 45 by Lon- don Central in the championship game. London Central, reached the finals on the strength of a 59 - 39 victory over Sarnia St. Clair and an easy 75 - 29 win over the Strat- ford Northwestern Huskies. Oakridge won the consolation champion- - ship by defeating Georgetdwn 73 - 67. The ile other team in the tournament, the Medway Cowboys, lost both their games, 57•- 37 to Lambton Central and 71- 50 to Oakridge: Tournament all-stars were Todd Graham of the Vikings, Paul Schuetz of London Central, Jeff Janson of Georgetown, Sandy Maudsley of\Oakridge, Brad Young of St. Clair and Steve Dunn of Petrolia Lambton Central. The Vikings top scorers against Oakridge were Todd Graham with 20 and Bob Barwick with 12. Against Lambton Central, Graham had 21, Darryl Black had 14, Dave Almasi 13 and Travis Bell 10. In the championship game, Darryl Black led the Vikings with 14 points and Dave Almasi had 12. Groups show they care Lew Brown of Burgessville, Ontario, has been a hunter 'and nature enthusiast for most of his 60 years. During these years, he has seen a lot of changes in the outdoors he loves. He has seen wetlands drained, natural forests ,,removed and recreational opportunities reduced as private land is posted against trespassing. One thing he has never seen is a eastern bluebird, and that bothered him. He knew these coloriful little birds were once a com- mon and welcome sight across southern On- tario. rntario. But the spread of cities, modern farm- ing methods and nesting competition from starlings - which were introduced by people - has combined to drastically reduce their numbers. So Brown and his hunting club decided to do something about it. And the Community Wildlife Involvement Program (CWIP) - sponsored by the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources -- helped thein do it. ' The club members kne* that special nestng boxes would be the best way to bring Main Corner CLINTON 482-3901 YOUR FAST AND HANDY REFERENCE SS D •ECONOMY •QUALITY •SERVICE P.O. BOX 1136 CLINTON, ONT. NOM 1L0 412-7374 N THREE PHASE ELECTRIC 1-3I:0-,264-0255 ASK FOR Pager 3078 BARRY BUCHANAN The Shorelineecor . Decorating People. 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