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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-09-17, Page 29two of which caused Goderich touchdowns to be called back. The Viking defence was strong, turning back several Cowboy offensive drives that ' penetrated inside the Viking 20 yard line. Most of the mistakes were described as mental errors by -coach Ray Donnelly. He felt they were the kind of mistakes to be expected with so many first-year' seniors in the lineup, but both Donnelly and his assistant Chris Connor were encouraged by the many good things they saw in their team's play. The Vikings scored their only touchdown in the second quarter when Wayne Nivins scored on a five -yard run. Shawn Larder kicked the convert.• • The score remained 7-0 for Goderich un- til the fourth quarter when Medway scored on a 25 yard pass and run play. That - touchdown was also converted. EMBER 17, 1986 PAGE 2B—GODERICH SIGNAL-STAR,WEDNESDAY,WEDNESDAY,SEPT Y KING'S KOOK & GIFT SHOP Just oil the Square oo East StreeL, beside the Post Office. 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Goderich girls took a 16-8 first quarter lead The Sarnia girls had blitzed their other and then buried the Lions with a 17-0 spurt opponents 53-12 (Stratford Central) and in the third quarter. d Mary 64-29 (Owen Sound West Hill) to reach the with asket � all team 1 in annual tourney The Easiest Number in Town to Remember 524BOWL (2695) If busy call 524.9966 LITTLE BOWL We've now made it easier for you to Pemember our number when you CALL FOR: *Reservations League Information *Birthday Parties *Family & Company Get Togethers Don't miss one of our Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday your opportunity to register in LEAGUES WITH OPENINGS 8:45 p.m. "Happy Gang" Ladies 9:30 a.m. Morning Coffee Breakers Youth Men's League "Good Times" Mixed Seniors "Fun Bunch" Men's Major 6:30 p.m. 8:45 p.m. 9:45 a.m. 6:45 p.m. LET'S GO BOWLING at LITTLE BOWL n Economical Season HIT.e Comfo NaturalGas FurnaCe and Central Air Packa e with approved credit A GAS FURNACES UP TO 98% FUEL EFFICIENT n -you u t could save hundreds of dollars on a A 5300.00 OFF a Honeywell Electronic Air Cleaner - with purchase of any mid or . high -efficiency furnace and central air all -season home comfort package' A 5200.00 OFF the air,cleaner —with purchase of any conventional furnace and central air' A 5100.00 OFF the air cleaner - with purchase of any furnace or central air' A Put economical natural gas to work in your home with a new gas furnace from either Clare, Duomatic Olsen, Grimsby - stove, Lennox, or Roberts Gordon. 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In the semi-final the Vikings faced a tough team from Walkerton Sacred Heart. The Vikings trailed 22-15 at the half but come back led by the inspired play of veterans Cathie Gallow and Joanne Camp- bell to win 46-41. Rooky Jenny Allen came off the bench to score three straight, baskets in the fourth quarter to seal the victory. Campbell led all scorers with 9, Gallow and Allen had 8 h Jenn Peters scored '7; with Mary The Vikings played very well but fell behind 21-7 in the first quarter. The Goderich girls once again came back to play Sarnia even for two quarters and win the final quarter 12-9 keeping the Northern starters on the floor. It was a great game for the Vikings as they did almost everything they wanted to. They handled the awesome Northern press and played them even for three quarters. Joanne Campbell and Mary Katherine Stapleton led the Goderich scorers with'10 points each. Campbell played well using her speed and quickness to advantage as she started to playwith the confidence"she gained last season. Stapleton played with determina- tion against the larger Sarnia center. Jenn Peters who played well in all tournament games added 8 points,-Cathie.Gallow the Viking captain added five, with Erin Robinson and KatharineduriMurng thed Edng four each. Murphy's play , caught`. the eye of the opposing coaches who named her to the tournament all-star team. Jenny Allen added a basket to round out the Viking scoring. The tournament M.V.P. was Linda Veach from Northern who scored 17 against the Vikings in the final.Danielle11 stars were Katharine Murphy, Bor- talussi from Medway, Sue Brogly from Brebeuf and Pam Fleck from Northern. In their season opener last week, the Senior Vikings travelled to London to face Catholic Central. They lost a close 46-42 game to the "AAA" school. Cathie Gallow led the Vik- ings with 13 points. Mary Katharine Stapleton had 9, Joanne Campbell 8, Katharine Murphy 6, Jenn Peters, Sarah Alexander and Jenny Allen scored a basket each. each. en s swam Medway Junior Vikingp C�wboys 20-8 in pre -.season game Bruce Baker an idea of what they will have BY TO. The GDCI junior Vikings defeated the Medway Cowboys 20-8 in exhibition foot- ball played on the Medway field Friday. The Vikings got touchdowns from Greg Alcock, Jeff Boyce and rookie Pheng Troeung who led the Viking rushing attack with 105 yards gained from his wingback position. Alcock, the Viking quarterback, scored on a three -yard keeper play to cap off the opening drive of the game. Alcock also completed five of seven passes 'attempted and completed a two-point conversion throw to Ken Webb following Boyce's touchdown which came on a three -yard blast play in the second quarter. Medway got their only major plus a two- point conversion on a long offensive drive in the third quarter. The Vikings gained a total of 341 yards and had 16 first downs. Receiver Mike Duckworth hauled in three passes good for 54 yards. Defensively, the Vikings got a strong game from Rob Dempsey at corner and some fine work by Sean Wilson, an inside linebacker. Scot Glew made a fumble recovery to set up the Vikings' second to work on to prepare the team for their touchdown. o enin Huron -Perth Conference game The game provided a good test for the Thursday in Listowel. Vikings, giving coaches Bill Garrow and enior Vikes tie 7-7 in exhibition BY TD The GDCI senior Vikings tied the Med- way Cowboys 7-7 in pre -season exhibition. football Friday in Arva. The Vikings, who begin defence of the Huron -Perth Conference championship Thursday in Listowel, showed a good deal of promise in the exhibition game. Early • season mistakes resulted in seven tur- novers•and eight penalties to the Vikings, TOWN OF GODERICH PUBLICAG CONCERNING A PROPOSED ZONING. ' BY-LAW AMENDMENT TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the TOWN OF GODERICH • will hold 'a publib meeting on Monday, October 27, 1986 at 7:00 p.m. in the ,Council Chambers to consider a proposed, zoning by-law under Section 34 of the Planning Act, 1983. ' • The proposed by-law would change the zoning on Lot 549 and Part Lot 548, Registered Plan 457, in the Town of Goderich from "Residential High Density (R3-4)" to ",",esidential Medium Density (R2)". An apartment building had • previously been proposed for this parcel, -however, the zoning is now propose/ to be changed to permit a medium demi residential use. This by-law would amend By-law 38-1985. ANY PERSON may attend the public meeting and/or make written or verbal representation either in support of or in opposition to the proposed zoning by-law. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION relating to the proposed zoning by-law is available for inspection between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p,m. at the Municipal Office. DATED AT THE TOWN OF Larry McCabe GODERICH THIS 17th DAY ClerkTreasurer OF SEPTEMBER, 1986. TOWN OF GODERICH 57 West St., Goderich, Ont. N7A 2K5 " (519) 524-8344 1,,' 0' . ElZone change to R2 (Residential Medium Density) from R3-4 (Residential High Density) U SEE KEY (lop o/ bon. SCHEDULE Q KEY M A P '24 TOWN OF GODERICH Om 4 BO 120 160 20om In 0' 80 160 120 640' in MAP 33 NELSON sr TOWNSHIP OF -9'1„, COLBORNE \NeW P'L metree feet h SEE KEY MAP C EAST ST EMS sr DAVID .5r PARK ST y f 2'J GODERICH PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION General Meeting at Candlelight Restaurant (downstairs) Monday, September 22/86 at 8:00 p.m. Guest Speaker: Murray Cardiff M.P. ALL WELCOME the, fFafth Uniting the world .. One heart at a time BLUEPRINT FOR PEACE Over the next few months, The Baha'i Community will discuss the premise that world peace is not only possible, but inevitable. This series will be based on a "Letter to the People of the World from the Baha'i International Centre in I�aifa: ' Copies of the complete message have been presented to Leaders of Thought, nationally and locally and are now available to anyone upon request. There is no charge. Goderich 524-4620 Kincardine 396-3589 Clinton 482-3388 Dungannon 529-3169.