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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-01-25, Page 4PAGE 4 --GODEEtICH SIGNAL -STAR. 'THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 197:3 In, an exhibition' game against Clinton, New York, played in Clinton, Ontario, the Goderich Rotary Bantams came up with a• 2-2 tie. 1Rick . Moody opened t he scoring for Goderich in ,the first period, Clinton came veru close 00 two occasions, once hitting the goal post, and the next time the puck staved on the goal --- line.. Before. the end of the second period, the Goderich Rotary Bantams had a 2-0 lead as Ian Lambert scored on a -..-rebound-shat-lav-Mike.And rews, - Thea- in° tht -th rd period; with- Guderirh a man short, Clinton scored, and then lied the score with less than a nfinute remaining in the game. ' The goal cane on a two-man breakaway as the G oderich defense was caught sleeping. Final day for ordering Minor Hockey Jackets is Saturday, January 27. Parents are reminded that orders are sent according to .height, weight and age. Cost is $19.00 in ad- vance. Chenille crests are $4.50 extra. 'LEGION MITE ALL-STARS In an exhibition game Satur- day night, in Goderich,' against London, (Stoneybrook); t he Legion Mite All -Stars lost a tough one 3-2. In the first period Goderich -Legion Mites opened the &goring on an unassisted goal by Darrell Graham. Then before the end of the period; Mike- Murphy of Stoneybrook tied the game. • Scoreless second period. Then in the third, Bob Bos scored the go-ahead goal, and Mark Leclair made it a ':3-1 for Stoneybrook. Goderich fought back, as Darrell Graham scored his second goal of the evening. Goderich came close on several occasions, hut just couldn't get the equalizer. - MITE HOUSE -LEAGUE O,n January 15 Monday's game. Canadian -Tire scored in e VI the. final period to. come up with a win over MacDonald Marine. !''incl score 1-U. goats, both unassisted, to ,put over the Goderich Restuarant MacDonald Marine in the lead 4-2. Neil Sager opened the 3-2, but Daviel MacDonald - •storing in the first period unassisted, for Goderich Scoring the winning goal was scored the equalizer as he came Todd ltittinger, who was set up ,through with the hat -trick. All-testuararit. OJub Grill tied the . .by Gordon Harper. Steven the scoring was in the second score on a goal by Toni Doherty Hunter was in the nets for period. as. both teams failed to with Dan Coughlan assisting. Canadian Tire and picked up score in the. third period. Ian Chisholm made 2-1 for the shut -►tut. Club Grill but this didn't hold, Graham Electric, with new NOVICE HOUSE LEAGUE as Stephen Dorsey tied it for sweaters - and sock won ,, Goderich Restaurant,- Rick Tuesday's game. 4-2, over Bed Legion Sailors won their first ',eddy drew an assist. Tom ford Hotel. game_of the season as they Doherty and Ian Chisholm Del Bedard opened . the defeaed Glenmark Homes 4-1. each scored their second goal of scoring as Hon Stoddard drew John Clements opened the the game to give Bill Hanly'a the--• w#-- David:.-Mac-Dcrtta-ld--..—or-i-ng for--. _the-- -Sailors - Club-GriiI--the~win. t-ierl-the'srore tie" firs r'peridnf` "~'itrtnssisted; but- -Paul --•L-ege re ----7.--"r ltiitrsday 7 JanuaryT8"_ saw for Bedford Hotel. In ,the tied *the score for Glenmark Club Grill, led by Larry Daer second period, Graha.nr Electric Homes as Steve Fuller set hint who scored all three goals, scored the only goals as Tim up to beat Robert Cummings in defeat Goderich Motdrs. by the Lassaline and Del Bedard were the nets, for their only goal. score of 3-1. Doug Cruikshank the point getters. Mike East- Willie Denomme put the was. Goderich Motors' lone wood assisted on the one goal. Sailors in the lead.as he scored goal -getter. Each team scored a goal in unassisted. Steve Walters made In Saturday's game, Sifto the final period as David it 3-1 as Randy Middel drew Salt defeated Goderic_Ii MacDonald got his second goal..-_ the assist and the final goal Restaurant 6-2. beof King• of the game, also Tim Lassaline .was by John Clements; Danny opened the scoring in the first got his second goal. David Freeman got the assist._ -This period as Stephen Doney set Gallow and Mike Chisholm game was played on Tuesday, him' . up for Goderich drew assists on these goals. January 16. . Restaurant's first goal. Then Graham ' Electric won their l i the first game Friday Larry McGee, who played an second ganie this •week as they night, January 19, Joe Burbine outstanding game for Sifto, came from behind to squeak scored the only goal for scored the tying goal, set -out a win, 2-1 over Canadian Goderich Electric as • they up the winning goal, had two Tire. Warren Erb set up Daryl white -washed Kentucky Fried more assists and got Sifto's Madge for the first goal of the Chicken 1-0. , Brian Shewfelt final goal of the game. Brian game, for Canadian Tire. Del picked up a shut -out for the Reid, his linemate, came up Bedard tied the game one -all in winners and Mike Bissett set with three goals - the Hat Trick the second - period, when he up-- the only goal. - and an assist while Terry - scored unassisted. Getting the In the other game, Legion Kisch .scored in. the second winning goal late in the third Flyers defeated Glenmark period for Sifto, as Ron Butler period was Tim Lassaline for Homes 5-2. • Playing one of his set him up. Stephen Doney got Graham Electric. Del Bedard best games of the season was the other goal` -for Goderich drew t -he assist. Philip Brown, who picked up Restaurant as Rick Leddy drew two goals and two assists for an assist,, Game was rough and.. the Flyers. Paul Legere con- several extra penalties were Y tinues to be the top scorer for called as neither team spared Glenmark Homes as he- got the lumber. - - both goals unassisted. Other goal scorers for the "winners were Glen McLean, Del Mit- chelmore, and David Kennedy. Ted Doherty drew an assist on Travelling_ to,-Seaforth, the David. Kennedy's goal. Goderich Rotary Bantams won Since a "B" team from -the 4-2 last Wednesday, .January Squirt House Le gue .played 17;' they now have won six out-of-town Saturday, " the straight games. Much of the Goderich Electric and Legion' success 'goes to Pete Duckworth, Flyers played a scoreless game .• who has ' taken over the' each team did not have a full goaltending duties. Goderich squad "out. , . went ahead • 2-1 on goals by Sailors won their second pawl Schaefer and Scott Ken-. straight game as'they defeated nedy:� Seiti'forth tied the game Kentucky Fried Chicken 4-1. before the end .of the second. Steven Boyce - opened : the Scott Kennedy got the winning' scoring for Kentucky Fried • goal as Tim MacKay got' the Chicken..unassisted,.sand..,Iievin.—ftna-I-.--goa-4.'-4M.i•lce.- ArrcEre. Smith tied the game for .the played a steady game' oh Legion' Sailors. Willie defense, as well as picking up Denomme then scoredtwo three assists. Scott Kennedy quick goals to give the Sailors and Paul MacKay also picked •commanding lead. Kevin Smith, up a couple of,assists. also drew an assist' on one of BANTAM • HOUSE LEAGUE these goals. Danny Freeman scored his first goal of the Two. goals by Steve Chase season fortheLegion Sailors. helped Goderich Elevator to a.... 4 -:3° -victory over McGee Motors. - PEE WEE HOUSE LEAGUE Ken Straughan kept McGee's " „ in the7game as he also had • a Monday, January 15, Sifto two ' goal performance. •Tom 'Salt won 5-1 over • Goderich . Sager. ,and Bob Graham were Motors. Rick Stoddard and the other marksmen -- for - 'Brian Reid- each -picked up two Goderich • Elevator; Paul Par- goals, while Larry McGee got sons picked up two points in -the single goal for thT' winners, assists while Ben Worsell also Sifto Salt. Spoiling Brad Duff's set up a goat. Bill Sanderson shut -out was Bill Shewfelt- of played a - strong game for Goderich Motors as he -was the McGee".s. He got the final goal only one to • beat him. Wayne for the losers. .Jackson mentioned to me after In the other game, Monday the game that he got a holding evening, January 15, Don Hoist penalty, his first of the year. He Real ; Estate and Denomme wants to know who the referee Flowers fought to a draw as the is. game ended two -all. Jim Smith - In Tuesday's contest, it was •.and Kevin' Williams were .proved that Club Grill continue to lead the league as they won (continued on page 6) Saturday's game between MacDonald Marino and Bed- ford Hotel ended up'in a draw, 3-3. Each team had the lead cut but failed to hold it. David MacDonald opened the scoring from Grant Garrow for the Bedford Hotel. David Rexton tied the game unassisted, early the second, ;only to have David MacDonald' score his second goal, with Paul Murphy assisting, to give Bedford the lead, 2-1. Greg Kirkconpell scored two Maitland Curling Club was a beehive of activity this past weekend. The -McGee • Bonspiel on -Saturday was' a tremendous success as 'was the Legion Bon - spiel on Sunday. On Saturday the lower lounge was filled at 'all -tinges with spectators sitting ,three deep and enjoying .every play. Over-all winner in the McGee :Spiel was a rink froth Toronto with Bob Stoll -as skip: • First draw winners were Don Tremeer,-Seaforth, Ivan Rivett, Goderich; Cam Bogie, Goderich; consolation Tom Moore, Goderich. Second draw, Bob, Stoll, Toronto: Rae Tamowski, Kit- chener; Bob .Jewell, Goderich; consolation, Arnold Fisher, Goderich. Our sincere thanks go to Alvin, Ron and Ken McGee for_ theirsupport and interest in sponsoring. this Bonspiel: The excellent 5elecf'ion' Mof priies provided .By, McGee mare• win- ning very worthwhile. A mixed Jitney, sponsored by Alexander and Chapman, is scheduled for:' Saturday, February 3, two draws (2 p.m. and 4 p.m.) with a, pot luck din- ner between draws. The Eric 'Moores and the Ed Brissettes . are in charge , and have posted a sheet in ►the lower lounge to receive entries. This jitney is mixed and mat- ched so talk your husband or, wife into signing up - gauran- teed not to curl as a couple! Plart.s• -- are progressing favorably for the St. 'Patrick's weekend Mixed Bonspiel. We now have ,right entries - eight - more are required to fill both draws. The entry fee entitles yo'u to the welcome mat. and .one game on Friday evening, as well as three games, dinner and dance on Saturday, an, easy weekend of 'entertainment- for your guests. The Benmiller Foresters are busy as bees organizing the Foresters' Dominion Curling Championships to be held at Maitland on March 28, 29, 30. Maitland members, the 'Ben - miller Foresters competed' in and won the championship at Lloydminster and Portage df l.a Prairie for two 'consecutive • years. Provincial - Champions (male and -female ,rinks)) from: every Western province as well as Northern ,and Southern On- tarioilJbe competing for The championship. 'The Ladies'. Seniors' -rink skipped by Beryl - Harper travels to Wingham to compete in SOLCA-Seniors Competition •next week. Good luck girls! Dates to remember? Wed- nesday, January 31, Annual Shareholders Meeting; Satur- day, February 3, Mixed.Jitney; - Saturday, "February 10,'Lad ies'- Valentine Bonspiel - ROTARY BANTAMS ALL-STARS ' On January 18 at 11:12 a.m. Marian Lane of 139 Britannia Rd. backed into a Gar on Colborne St. driven by Donald McCabe of R.R. 2 Goderich. Damage to the Lane car was estimated at- $125" and to the McCabe vehicle about $200. There were no injuries. On January .22 at about 605 p.m: a car driven by Allan J. •Fisher of R.R. 2 Clinton missed a curve on Elgin Avenue just past Cambria Road. There was about $800 damage done to the At the MCG _ �_ _�.�. �.-....._. .. �.. .�..__.._ �.-...,,...� Itt�►_eil at Cotudlry Club-Sat�da�,•tM wlnr+ers were present_ car ala- � -.. _..- r ...�. is , the .:.-r. _ tit about $0 h s >fee ,., . jam, -McGee. ---.Innes- -were - o - _ �.� f hi!-' riShij��ob- {9totf iOr�Rt� �* boulevard. No injuries were Lawrence, Toronto; Rich Hankinson, Waterloo; Alvin McGee; and Dave Farris, Galt (Cam reported. , bridge). (staff photo) Legion Bonspiel foe hi wom rOn r loc iati( a. co encY ary the 1 hers' e F 000 w ince' Bes, errill a Proble: cluded The Ninth annual curling bonspiel of Branch 109 of the Royal Canadian Legion, was held on Sunday —January 21, with 16 rinks participating. Kincardine being the overall winner took home the 'Dominion Road and Machinery. trophy. Members of the Kincar- dine rink are : Skip Jack Pym; Ray Kester, Doug •Shiells, and Elmer Bradley. The runner-up and winner of the Molson trophy was the Goderich rink skipped by Gerald- Walters. In the -nine o'clock draw, second, went to Paisley, third to Hensel' and_ fourth went to Southampton. In the eleven o'clock draw, 'second went to Seaforth, third to Grand Bend and fourth went to Clinton. The Legion wishes to extend their thanks to the Maitland Country Club for their co- operation and the courtesy of. `their staff. The bonspiel committee was - J. Skeoch, F. C. Young; H. Carroll and C. Low. The drawmaster was Rene Brochu of Clinton. Hockey, hockey, hockey - When you need extra cash for any worth- while purpose come - in and talk -it over., We put the money you need in the palm of your hand, fast and arrange conveni- ent payment plans to fit your budget. For lower rates, prompt action see us. ` As a introve e So odericl ce mo vice to A mo hursdf eetinl gineer lught f d fro 'fore ached. It.wa: 1 prefc •ntelm .pects :red. The Legion District "C" Pee ship game will be played with Wee Hockey Tournament will the 12:40 :p.m,' winner taking ori be held in Goderich this Sun- thef 1:50 p.m. winner. day January 28 beginning at 8 At -5:15 p.m'. the trophies a.m. crests will be presented to The schedule is as follows: at winners and runners up: 800 a.m. - Blyth. vs, Walkerton; - 9:10 aim. • St, Maryrs. vs+'Porti. Elgin; 10:20 a.m. Exeter ''vs -- HesPeler; and 11:30 a.m. Listowel :vs Southampton or Paisley. winner vs the 9:10a.m. winner; winner vs the 9:1;a.m. winner; at 1:50 p.m. the 10:20 a.m. win- ner vs the 11:30 a.m. winner; at 3:00 p.m. the Goderich -Novice team will play an exhibition game, against the Owen Sound Novice team. -.- - -- At 4:10 p.m.. the champion - IT'S WHERE. 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