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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-01-18, Page 3411. B men e new tatian. laving eking• ri and team iesday of. 10 derich ected n 0n. iCm at_ ;ld'- at idvan- ,f fuel i some 3 cash :e that d rub - 1 has of the ceter. w is in L11 and ty. North bbath ;d ofa d ;it is in or - 1902 there town hs` and .h rate. y over • con- )derich active itland ed two No. 8 43 feet ,ns was Fort wilt at Site on sts a Lys the is, pow ed as a e of the rho was nt that )riginal Coming ie pain - le town eve of elected Linty at County 'eek. 8 t.of the ib, was lelegate Shrine 1 *Shrine Chicago Imeback Ioderich ey over - of the I fought. te. Labour n to its s at its Bedfor' reg. Mr* elected Theresa 'd vice - Annual . now en - Y carried a result Main 'the E under- ity, while support.- doea....n s'support se, par ne,,, Your. to out are only les that y at this specialIy overage, sincerely, 1 Kozloff n Offitet At the : Kincardine .Winter Games held _over the Christmas Holidays, the Goderich Novice entry. came home with the championship in their division. Goderich defeated the host team 1-0 in the final game. Members of the Goderich team are as follows; --•left to right front row, Robert MacDonald, Larry Madge, Stephen Gallow, Danny Matllet,'Haroid Sartori, Mike Hodges, Duane Elliott, and "Larry Gaynor. Back row, Richard Madge (coach), Jim Costello, Larry Boyce, Stuart Crew, Ken Reid, John Huff, Don Elliott (coach), Jim Fritziey, John Aleitanoer. Absent when the picture was taken was Larry Kelly. DEARt EDIT (Continued ............ ....,...... page- .. _.... bit sooner Thali you. fromjµ Yours truly, Clarence MacDonald Dear Editor, Enclosed is .a money order for $8 to cover one year's renewal to Signal -Star. For sometime now I have noticed more news that covers items!of interest to out-of-town subscribers. Congratulations. there is no answer since Herein Brantford we'usually A newspapers are shipped at a get .our Signal -Star on Monday third class mail rate and are or 'Tuesday of the following consequently treated a5 third week. ,L.,.Wgnder if you"' --men- class mail which is con- doned this to the Post Office if siderably slower, expecially they could speed up delivery a when mails are heavy. Upbn Editor's Note The Signal -Star receives many complaints about the slow delivery of newspapers to points outside of Goderich. This seems to be a perennial problem :for which CHHL • checking with the local post- , master, it was learned that all mailed copies of the Signal - Star clear the Goderich office Thursday. If ( ere, is a delay, it; is prd'bably'in your. post office and a little chat with the Brontford postmaster may provide the answer to your problem.Remember timing- is an important factor in the post office schedule and )1�4 lu Yui Y IYY YYW� i f for soa'l'er reti`s'on 'Oar ''p°trper' does not arrive in Brantford in time for easy handli s on Friday, it will be set aside until Monday because there is no mail delitsery weekend: GODERICH -SIGNAL-STAR,-THURSDAY,'JANUA derich Sailors skatin in two of last threeutiI Four goals by Bill McLaughlin and fine goalten- ding by Al Carter gave, the Seaforth Beavers a 6-5 victory over-'the"Goderich--£ailors 'last Tuesday, January 9 in Seaforth. McLaughlin scored the first four goals for Seaforth and Al Carter came up with several dazzling glove saves in the final twenty minutes; in- cluding three in the last minute of play. McLaughlin put Seaforth out ip ,front at 7:15; of the first riod when Goderich goalie o Ke11-6stine attentpted—to'` lear the puck but it was deflec- ted off ..Bob' Beuttenmiller to McLaughlin who was left -alone in front of the Goderich net. Goderich was playing one man short at the time. Bill Gallow tied the -'game at 8:23 with_an unassisted effort. He stole the puckin front of the Seaforth net and backhanded it into the lower left hand corner: McLaughlin put Seaforth back out in front at 9:54 of the first from Harvey Mcllwain and Ed Dolmage. McLaughlin scored his third goal at 10:50 unassisted. and Ray Anstedt. Jim Sills_ Eric MacLeod tied the game at Kellestinet's shutout •bid; at . scored the winner at 8:00 from 6:08 from E. Coto Paul Rau and Ron Mille put Goderich .out Seaforth went ahead 6-4 with in front for ood at 17:13 from goals at 3:40 and 8:00 of the Dirk Wolterbeek. Bill Gallow third period Rob Lawrie scored scored Goderich's fourth goal at 3:40 from Bob Beuttenmiller at 18:25 from Bob Dick and and Ray Anstedt. Jim Sills .. JimHayter. Wane Fisher roun- scored the winner at 8:00 from4 ded out the scoring in the first Paul Rau and Ray Anstedt. period at 19:56 from' Wayne Rau dumped the puck into the Doak and Jim Fairish. corner and it rebounded it out Goderich scored five unan- scored at 3:23, Ron Miller at to Sills who had an open net. swered goals in the second 5:34 shed. 19:08 and Bob Dick at Both goals were scored with period to build up, a 10-2 lead 16:17 Goderich playing one man after two periods, Wane Fisher short on penalties given to Rob scored at 7:27 from Bill Gallow Inthe second period Dirk k,.and n*19;17 :Wnitwbbeek: re. Wane Fisher put- Goderich from Jim----Farrish. Jim Farrish- Miller -at 2:30; Bill'tallowat -. tney:7 15:25 of the second period from R. Gallinger and C. Juniper: Goderich held a 4-0 lead at the end of one period and were out in front 10-1 at the end of two periods of play. Wayne Rau , opened the scoring at the 35 second ?nark of the first period Jim Farrish within one at 16:01 with both teams playing one man short. Fisher fired a hard shot from outside the blueline to beat Carter to his glove side. In the final minute, Kellestine was pulled in favour of an extra at- tacker. Carter --came up with three glove saves which had the Goderich players shaking their heads. He robbed Wane Fisher twice and Tom Crawford once. Jim Hayter just missed with a slapshot from the point also. The game was one of the best of the season. McLaughlin skated in alone on Jim Farrish. Wane Fisher Kellestine and picked the lower and Bill Gallow accounted for right hand corner.. Art- ten goals between them as the McDougall scored Goderich's . Sailors coasted to a 13-3 vic- over ti-ii•0'"';';.'- econd goal of the game at terry over the Kincardine 11:24. from Tom Crawford and Bulldogs last Friday evening Ron Miller. January- 12' in Goderich. Fisher Wane Fisher scored his first... scored four tithes and Farrish goal of the game at 16:50 of the and Gallow each netted three. first period unassisted. Each Farrish ended up with six team scored once in the second points in the game, Fisher with period but Seaforth outscored ,,,eve and Bill Gallow and Bob Goderich 2-1 in the final, -,-.•-Di •jeach,.with...fou.r Dear Editor, On behalf of W's Hospital Auxiliarythe, 1 wantomento thank you.; for your kindness and generosity in the space and -coverage you give us of our ac- tivities, in your paper. We .appreciate this kindness greatly. 'Again thanking you; I am Yours ,truly, Margaret Murray Coresponding Secretary.. ndustriulau �on o ., 'he Goderich Building Cen- with a 0-10-2. record 'for 2 from • Ron Crich. Dan Duncan Goderich, DRMCO defeated • tre defeated the KFC Juveniles points. tied the game' at, 13:19 from Sifto Salt 7-3,- , d tw last Sunday, January 14 to pull Dan Duncan's third • goal of Brian Thompson. ,. Buck Million osis and assisted store scoreo one other ome i into a tie for first place with the the .game int 15:38 of the third, Johti Cosgrove put and Dennis Lassaline also ad on - Juveniles. 1 ?sv? lie back in front at the Juveniles. Building Centre has period gave the Juveniles a 6.6 a 9-3-0 record for 18 points and tie with Holmesville last • 42 second .mark of the third ded two goa to lead Bwlding Centre to a 5=3 victory over the Tuesday, January 9 in" Clinton. period from Bill Steenstra: the Juveniles, who also tied ;. Y, Brian Thompson tied the game KFC Juveniles in the first game Holmesville $-6 last week, are Tim McAstocker, JimP 8.2-2 for 18 points. t 'Denomme and BrianThomp- at 1:27 from Dan•Duncan. Jim ,last Sunda'y,, January 14. Jime Juveniles in' . McLeod scored the other DRMCO picked up a 7-3 Vic- son scored' the other aced the fJuvenile nenomy put ront fort a sehond time in the Building •Centre goal. ' tory over Sifto Salt last week to goals. John Cosgrovep The Juvenile's .got off to a remain one point behind Holmesville attack with three game at 5:20 but Bill-.Steenstra.. quick 2-0 leads the first two BuildingCentre and Juveniles goals. Larry Schertzl added two tied the game at Larryith an and one half minutes of the unassisted effo ry with 17 points. DRMCO's and Bill Steenstra the other tzl scored Holmesville^s sixth game but Building Centre came record is 8-4-1: - Holmesville goal. ,,,(`Y back w th•two oafs in the final • oho.. Cos xoye, _, __gays goal 12 seconds later at 7.44. g e. eriod. Al Rayfield defeated -Sifto-Salt- - g A five ..minutes_.of_ the p _ . y Duncan tied the game again' - 7 -5 in then only'gar"rie last week Holmesville. a 1� lead at $:26 at 15:58 from Brian Thompson Sheleton opened the scoring at to move into fourth spot in the of the first from Bill Steenstra. standings. Holmesville tied Dan Duncan tied the game at their only game last week with • 11:47 from Tim McAstocker. the Juveniles to drop into fifth McAstocker put the Juvenile's spot in the standings,with a 3- out in front at 1:12 of the 5-3 record for 9 points. Sifto second,_ with an` unassisted ef- Salt, who lost twice during the fort. John Cosgrove past week are in the basement Holmesville in front, at to round out the scoring. Holmesville took 8 of 14 minor penalties. Juvenile goalie Don Bedour was given a 10 minute misconduct at 7:44 of the third put period. 11:42 Wednesday evening in scored his second and third 3:17, "Austin Fults at 4:49 and Wayne Doak and at goals of the game at 14:47 from Tom Crawford at 10:57 before '1:13 from R. Taylor scored for Meaford Dirk Wolterbeek. Wane Fisher at 15:25. added his fourth goal of the Ron Miller scored his fourth game at 1.5:51 unassisted. goal of the game at 3:20 of the Wayne Doak opened the third, Bill Gallow his second at scoring in '"the third at' 1:01 10:05, Tom Crawford his from Austin Fults and., Jim second at 14:39 and Austin Farrish. The "Veteran", Bill Fults at 17:25. Goderich Gallow, scored Goderich's final received seven of the ten minor two goals at 5:12 from Bob *penalties called in the game. Dick and at 11:28 from Bob . ---- Dick and Frank 1#1 Eric MacLeod scot dine's third at 13:02 McIntyre and D. Dunlop. Eight minor penalties were called in the game -five to Goderich and three to Kincardine. Chuck Jewell played in goal for Goderich with groin injury. The entire Goderich team played well. The Sailors continued' 'their scoring barrage on Sunday, swamping Meaford 14-1. Ron Miller led Goderich with four goals. Tom Crawford, Bill Gallow- and Austin Fults. each period. Bill McLaughlin scored Jim ..,,Earrish opened the scored twice. Bob Dick, Wayne his fourth goal of the game at. scoring at the 35 second mark Rau, Dirk Wolterbeek and Jim `10:10 of the second period: from of the first period from t+ettstin Farrish each scored once for Harvey Mcliwain. Ron Miller ,Fults, Farrish shot' the puck the Sailors who led 4-0 after scored for' Goderich in the -along the ice' into the lower one period. In addition to his second at 11:23 from Wane right hand' corner. Frank two goals, Crawford assisted on Fisher.Hagon put Goderich up by two three other goals. Jim Hayter Seaforth ,went ahead 6-4 with at 1:46 from Wayne ,Rau and picked up 'five assists ° in the goals at 3:40 and 8:00 of the Waris Fisher. P. Courtney game and Wayne Doak four. third period Rob Lawrie scored scored Kincardine's first goal R. Taylor spoiled Rob Meaford Golden Jets. at :3:40 from Bob Beuttenmiller at -.5 25 from E. CourtneYand gon. -- The Sailors play three times d Kincar- next week: once at home and om•Gord' twice away. They host Walker- ton tomorrow, Friday January 19, at 8:30 p.m. and travel' to Walkerton on Sunday, January 21 fora 2:30 p.m. game... The -. big game of the week will be Tuesday, January 23 Seaforth. Game time Seaforth is 8:30 p.m. in in - The Goderich Sailors won two of three games they played last week. In 'Seaforth on Tuesday; January 9 they drop- ped a 6-5 encounter to the Beavers. The Sailors went on a scoring spree at home on the weekend scoring 27 goals in two games. On Friday evening, they routed the Kincardine , Bulldogs and on Sunday afternoon they came up with a 14-1 victory over the 1•:35 from Bruce Bowitan and -- Paul Kelly. Phil Evans scored the Juveniles second goal at 2:31 from Dan Duncan. Buck Million tied the game with goals at 10:00 from Barry Bloch and at 14:20 from Rick LIFTMK MLNOR HOCKEY Mljnor Hockey Week in Canada starts on Januar' 22nd. Let's support these future - hockey players. Drop down to Goderich Memorial Arena and see.,some,, of the best hockey in Canada. Goderich Minor Hockey Week commence on Saturday, •• January 20th, when there will be several 'out-of-town teams visiting Goderich. Four games are featured. starting It 6:15. First game "is Stoneybrook against the Legion' Mite All - Stars. See the full;page adver- tisement for the complete weekly schedules, in the paper. Also. team pictures of all the teams - House Leagues, All- Stars,'etc., will be taken by the Saturday's encounter saw Bedford Hotel win by a score of 6-2 'over Canadian Tire: Canadian Tire took a 2-0 lead going into the second period before Bedford Hotel decided to play hockey andscored six unanswered goals. (We only have a report on five goals - therefore the score might have' been 5-2.) Daryl Madge opened the scoring and Andrew Telford matte—°it-- two' -nothing .--for-----Ma Donald nomtne • Canadian Tire; unassisted: shared , the sut-out.. -Jeff Then 'Mark Crawford and Denomme made.som,.e fantastic David Gallow tied the score for -• saves in the' third period. - Bedford Hotel, also unassisted They tell me 'that thio Mite goals, by the end of the second Team is developing into one of period. the best Mite teams Goderich In the third period, David has had in a number of years. uick Kee u the good work, boys. BY JACK CUMMINGS defeated St. Mary's' Mite All Willie Denomme opened the Stars by a score of 2-0. It was a scoring for the Sailors, very well played game by' both unassisted. David Kennedy tied Teams, also a fast moving game ' the game,• also unassisted. Del for the age group. The first. period went scoreless. In the second period, Tom -- Profit scored the first goal unassisted, and David Eastwood got the 'second goal in the third period, unassisted, and David East- wood got the.second goal in the third period, ' unassisted. Jim Sowerby. Signal -Star. So if your team MacDonald scored two q p p Jim McLeod put Building hasn't had their -picture taken, „goals as Mike Sheardown set Centre in front for the first give Rob Kellestine a call at him up for one of the goals, and time in the game at 1:40 of the the Signal. _second period from Mark Lassaline and John Philips. MITE HOUSE" LEAGUE Dennis Lassaline scored Building Centre's fourth goal Monday, January 8, Graham at 1.1:25' of 'the second from Electric came. from behind to Rick Sowerbyanis reran deTeaf °Canadian„ M'ire by the Schimdt. Paul Kelly . cut score •of 3-1. Daryl Madge .,.Building Centre's lead to one opened the , scoring foy at 14:57 from Brian Thompson. Canadian Tire, unassisted. Dennis Lassaline scored an Graham Electric then got goals AINLIE MARKET LIMITED HARVEST OF VALUES PHONE sza-nes i ,,��•„ Shead Back'Bacon LI. Made Fresh. Daily Sousages 13 .14 lb. Hon Fresh Turkeys 'Froth Wholb or Halt Nam hattS Lt. NOVICE HOUSE,LEAGUE the other goal scorer was David Tuesday, January 9, Ken- tucky Fried Chicken defeated the Legion Flyers 3-0. Stephen Boyce opened the scoring, and ,Robert Jeffrey picked up two assists in, the game.. Stephen Dobie got the second goal for Kentucky Fried Chicken and -Rickie Millar rounded out the • scoring. Lou de Winter picked up , the shutout, 'his second of the regular schedule. In the first - game, Friday, Jan. 12, Goderich Electric defeated the Legion Sailors 4-1. Jim Burbine was the big gun as he got three goals for the win- ners, while Paul Yoc°ing picked up ' the other goal plus two assists in the game. Dean Bowra and David McDonald drew assists for Goderich Elec- tric. Brian 'Shewfelt's shut -out was spoiled as Steve Walters scored the only goal for the Gallow,' who got his second • goal of the game.Mike Murphy -drew an assist. LEGION MITE ALL-S3ARS On Wednesday, January 10, the Goderich Mite All -Stars travelled to Seaforth and came home with a 3-1 win. David insurance goal at 9:56 of the by. Ron Stoddard, Del Bedard Eastwood scored the first third unassisted. Building Cen- and' John Klass. Goderich Goal with Tommy tre took seven of eleva .minor Congratulations,' John Klass. I , Smith ..and Michael Evans get - penalties. - understand it is the first goal ting the assists. Morley Leeking scored three you have ever scored in the .Dennis Kerr broke up a 1-1 goals in the'econd' game to Mite House League. tie late in the second period, lead Bayfield -to a 7-5 victory Tuesday's game was -really "'' with Brian Shortreed and Rob - over Sifto Salt; Kal Mernere exciting as Bedford Hotel bie Johnston assisting. Tommy Gored Fisher, Jack Kellough ,managed to hold An to a Y 3 - 2 Smith scored the third goal by and Don Johnston scored the . win over MacDonald Marine. beating three Seaforth players other Bayfield goals. Wayne David MacDonald opened the • at the red line, and scoring on a Draper, scored three for Sifto sc ring unassisted. Then Greg break -away. Goderich played Salt and Ron Whetstone two. Kirkcbnnell tied the game in very well positiohally, offen- Bayfield was given six minors the second period as Todd Rit-,,° sively, and defensively, as they in the game and Sifto Salt five. Linger set him up. had a wide margin of play. The KFC Juveniles play Legion Auxiliary Mite All- Legion Sailors, unassisted. twice this coming' Sunday,'- T uick goals by Bedford woq d Stars played at the Gordon Second,game also ended in a lei lVlarksmen, David Stronach- Arena in London on 4-1 score as Glenmark Homes January 21. At 2:00 p.m. cne no rie Juveniles host the Juvenile MacDonald and Tim Lassaline? Friday, January 12th, against defeated Kentucky scoringin Brussels, losing 5-2. team from Southfield, , gave them a 3-1 lead but Todd the Huron East All -Stars. The Chicken. Opening. LarryMadge and -Robert Michigan and play DRMCO at Rittinger got MacDonald r Goderichplayers ofrthdoa dominated Fried was David Chicken, refor and Kentucky Graham McDonald were the goal getters 7:00 p.m. in the C.H3H.L. The Marines second goal as John the play g Kinsmen Midgets will also host Thompson got the assist. David came up against bad, luck Duchard e assist. Glen- for Goderich, with Madge and Homes then scored four Jim" Costello getting assists d a team from Southfield this. MacDonald played a strong around the Huron East goal, mark H Sunday. Game time for= the game for the_ winners along and lost the game by a score of unanswered goals, ltwo b y Paul Wes Mcbone sa'me two teams met in YLegere midget game is 4:30 a with Mark Crawfening inn the only Shortreed,rM kepE Evans, Robbie McAean and Rick Ryan. Mark the finals of the Kincardine As mentioned above DR1V1- Friday evening, n CO lays the Juveniles at 7:00 Mite game, MacDonald Marine Kisch and Robbie Johnston dill Rowe and Randy Graham each Winter Games tournament p.m. and then Building Centre won 1=0 on a goal which was a fine job of killing off the picked up a point as they/set up ' recently with U Manager Howard erich winning P meets Bayfield at 9:00 p.m. The scored on a two-man penalties. Dorrell graham, Jim -two of the goals for the win- that .one, i11 a Juvenile! take 'on -1-lolmesvillew ' breakaway. Ricky Young-- fed , Ma hers and Joey Morrissey ners. _ Carroll will be arratlig;, g re- in Clintotk on Tuesday, January 'Todd Rittinger a pass perfectly, each hit the Boal post on one SaturdayaJ aanuu0ar' 1n � inhe the kir somematch of these me two fine teams n . 23 at 8:00 p.m. Sifto Salt meets ° iind he beat the Goderich Alec- shift of the icE. first game ion Sailors finally Goderich. ' Building Centre on Wednesday, tric goalie, cleanly. Pat Bisset On Saturday, *Actuary 13, at ning, - hshut-out f the theGoderich Memorial Arena; cot at point a� they fought back This Saturday' the Legion Mitchel -more gave -the, Flyers the lead until Willie Denomme got the tying goal, late in the third period. John Clements set him up and playe.d_ir" png game for. th'"ilors. Secon Goderich Glenmar bine-, continues toy, be the top scorer i picked avid H for Gode Bissett pick4f1 winners. only goa game, ' -Saturday; Electric won over Homes 4-1: Joe Bur- this- league as he p another ' hat_ trick. 11 scored the first goal ich Electric with Mike ssisting: Paul Young p two assists for the Mark Rowe scored the for Glenmark Homes. LEGION NOVICE ALL-STARS The Legion Novice All -Stars maintained their. hold on first place in the W.O,A.A. standings with a solid 4-0 win over Seaforth here last Saturday. Larry; ' Madge, the team's leading 'point -getter, scored the only goal of the first period by tipping in a pass -'out from winger Jim .Costello. Defen- cemcn Danny Maillet, who played steadily all night, scored in the last minute second period to up the score to 2-0. Mike Hodges finished off the scoring with two unassisted goals i the final frame. He also ha the Seaforth forwards ekeeping their heads up with some crunching body -checking. Goal tenders Steve Gallow -and Harold Sartori each played half the, game in recording the shutout. , On Sunday the Legion • Novice. All Stars, played on exhibition ,• game against Kin- cardine during' the Legion- sponso`red Pee -Wee tournament January 24 at 8:30 p.m, in picked up the or o Goderich. winners, MacDonald Marine. Goderich Mite All -Stars to tie the Letion Flyers ,2 • all, (continued on page 11) 4.