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ch has produced to Zone "T" bowling champions this season. Jimmy Keller left
ed as top bowler for the zone in competitions held last week for Bantams at Owen
and Larry Daer picked up the same honor in the senior division during competition
t Elgin. The two will represent Goderich in an all -Ontario championship match set.
onto on March 26 and 27. (staff photo)
Juniors in final
DCI Vikings junior
ketball team finished
gular Huron Perth
ce schedule with
in Listowel and
d last -week. Tuesday
ngs defeated Listowel
nd Thursday they
Stratford •, Nor -
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air of victo4ies gave
ngs a record of eight
d two losses in league
ood enough ,for --a
place finish "which
d them against
I in a sudden -death
here Tuesday. ,fie
won that game meet
first place Stratford ,Central
today.. (Thursday) in
Stratford.
Against Listowel, the
Vikings employed their press
to dominate play and the
Viking forwards were able to
beat their men in in close to
the basket. Dennis Donnelly
dropped 32 points through the
hoop for the Vikings. Mark
Alexander and Eric Mitchell
each had 12 points for GDCI.
Andy Moore added four while
Don Bogie, Brian Sowerby
and Doug Cruickshank each
had two points.
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The Vikings had to play
their best .team -game of the
season to get by Nor-
thwestern. The GDCI'squad
showed discipline and poise in
forcing the Huskies to come
out of a tight zone defence and
then moved the ball inside to
take advantage of the ,good
shot. Coach Lynn Meyers
expressed satisfaction with
the Vikings play both of-
fensively and defensively in
the well -played game.
"On defense they hustled
and offensively they held the
lead with good -plays. I was -
really proud of them,"
cofnmenfted Meyers.
r"Dediiir Donnelly* led the
club again with 17 points.
Andy Moore had 14 points.
ions to use arena for YC
derich Lions Club 28
oung Canada Week,
Hockey Tournament
eld in the Goderich
arch 18-26.
ions Club receive&,
l to use the arena
g approval of Logan
cting Limited of
d and the Ontario
of Labor.
affney of Logan said
atter to -recreation
Mike Dymond that
rich Arena would be
le condition for the
ent subject 'to .ap-
y authoritieshaving
on but that the ice
be removed ' im-
ly following ,the
ent to permit the
ion of the work as
inthe contract, •
RGEST STOCK
THE COUNTY
Theconstruction will not be
complete before the tour-
nament, but the ice surface
and dressing rooms will be
suitable for use during that
period: There will still be a
considerable amount of work.
to be done to the auditorium
that will be completed after
YCW and- possibly some
during.
It has been suggested that
the ice remain in the arena as
long as local teams are in-
volved in provincial playoffs.
Dymond explained that the
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contractors have agreed to
leave the site during the
tournament as the original
target date called for the
completion of the arena for
YCW, but that further delays
in the work may result in
higher costs.
Arena manager Bill Lumby
will begin ice - making
operations March 12 and
anticipated that the layer of
ice and ®now covering the
arena floor would be removed
by end of this week.
ter'beatin Glenbic
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Lakeport Steely;BOitaan
•only'one,wfn awa ,fro
All Ontario'sertii-finals.
The Steelers pl:li ed
first game.`of the uq
finals on Saturday til
Vanastra `: and aft
Glanbrook` 5=4;4, 9c
scored the' first goal'
game at the 9:25 rii'ark of the
first period as RTrebish
ob
received a pass.arry
Madge.
The .Steelers didn't receive:)
another break until 9arlyiry
the ,second period wlien` Rob!
Trebish scored his second
goal from Mike Wedlock and
then Mike Hodges and John
Clement came through for a
3-0- lead. Glanbrook scored
two quick goals to tighten the,.
score but by the end of the
econd period- Goderich s
Danny Maillet had scored on
,a three way play from Larry
Madge and Ken Reid for a 42
lead.
The third period was close
Checking and hard hitting. At
the 8:10 mark and with a man
short Mike Hodges scored on
a breakaway for the 5-2
victory.
On Sunday the Stellers
'travelled to Glanbrook sSuth
Of Hamilton for a 5 o clock
game. Glanbrook come on
strong at the first and scored
after only 37 seconds of play.
This however was their only
goal of the game. By the end
of the first period the Steelers
tied it up as Rob Trebish
combined with Larry Madge
and Ken Reid.
:Tountry Club
The winner of the Dominion
Road Machinery Co. Ltd.,
trophy was determined last'
week. The winner was Ber-
nice Moore's team with Joan
Grace, Kay King and Sue
Gower. Second place went to
Penny Peters' team with Lou•.
Bundy, Gerry Zurbrigg and
Shirley Ward. Third place on
the draw went to Eleanor
Erskine's rink with Eleanor
Fisher, Ann Kuran.and Linda
Bell.
Sunday Night Mixed
winners were also deter-
mined last week. First place
went to Tom and Betty Moore
with Barry and Monica Page.
Second place went to
Jamieson and Faye Ribey
with Dianne and Phil Foster.
Third place went to Don and
Lois Haines with Lawrence
and Jean Tlatezer.
This correspondent is,
happy to report that she won
the first draw for a dinner for
two held at the club on
February 25.
Pete Graf's rink of Don
Mitchelmore, Bill Robinson
and Don MacEwan travelled
to Seaforth on February 27 to
compete in the Divison 13B
Intermediate playdowns
against Harriston and
Palmerston. The rink won
their two games and will
represent Divison 13B against
the Division I3A winner in
Tara this Sunday to deter-
mine Division 13's
representativein future play.
On February 26, a mixed
team of Don and Lynn
Edward with Bill and Kay
King travelled to Exeter for a _
Bonspiel and won first prize
in the second draw. '
Also on the 28th, a men's
rink of Gerry Walter, Roger
Moore, Phil Foster and Larry
Sturdy travelled to Kin-
cardine for a Bonspiel and
won the second draw.
Cam Bogie's rink of Ron
Klages, •Jack MacKinnon and
Denis Lebrun travelled to
Wiarton for Cash Bonspiel
where they placed third in the.
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Congratulations to all the
rinks for their play in the out
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This year the stag will be a
casino night with fun and
games for everyone as well as
curling. From 6:30 to 8 drinks
will be provided at Happy
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will be available from 8 to 11
p.m. All of this will only cost
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The ladies closing jitney
and annual meeting will be
held March 30, 1977. More on
this will be reported next
week.
period
Thes p, serconod.ved, pandositive thirdfor their next game on'Saurda
The Steelers will be playing.
.
the Steelers. Lanny Maillet afternoon at 3 p.m. in Clinton,
scored the go-ahead goal for
Goderich early in the second
period 'assisted' by Larry
Madge and Rob Trebish and
then Larry came through
with the insurance goal
minutes later when set up by
Rob. With ten minutes
remaining in the game
Maillet came up the ice on a
breakaway and made no
mistake. Once again the
Steelers came home vic-
torious. All Steelers defen-
cemen'played an exceptional
game.
Steve Gallow who played
goal both Saturday and
Sunday fbr Goderich came up
with some outstanding saves.
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Stratford at home
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With the advantage of home
court _ Goderich Garb . and
Gear- Gee -Gees defeated
Stratford Blues 69-52 last
Sunday.
The two squads appeared,
evenly balanced and both ran
into trouble turning the ball
over. However, the usually
quick -start Blues were slow
getting on, track and by the
end of the first half Godericb
was leading 40-24. Stratford
never closed the gap to less
than six points,
Pete Cameron led the
scoring for Goderich with 20
points. Warren Watt added 13
points. Casey Wildgen scored
12, and Al Sygrove hooped 10.
In three weeks therewill be
an Ontario Basketball
Association tournament.. In
Niagara Falls. The Stratford
and Goderich teams, who
have relied on each other for
cgmpetition this winter after
the collapse of several other
area teams, may have yet
another encounter then.,
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