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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-02-01, Page 13iS ITIES RUN lEY E TItIg re-stcx awT, dispe To q ices, .Si c to f execu' e. We sh your !NV wri stribu )ntario, IEY• 'IME restock ew typi, d dis. �1G car, r: 0 cash, excel) We est DW, wr er, to: nited seh Rd 3, Onta TS Hind flounce laughter eu son of Mathis, uehec. ice on F 8 p.m. is he (rniv M loving 3- passed !MK" hurl held less VOu u near. he heart nils you Lilies.-- ea ft. 11i a i ,y of pried life r116 chair voice the -sat the I '-hy Idren.-g ANKS ) express who 1 was i0 octors Ci :he, Fig 3oleen to friends ted• after Iso Local of fruit TOWN ANo CouwrRx CIASSIFIEDS II 111 Jo c CARD OF THANKS 11NSTON: I wish 'to express my reciation to the ladies of the W. of Nile 'United Church for shower arranged in my honor; d to all the ladies who gave me h beautiful gifts. Bennie John. ,n- ILW AIN: I extend a very teful word of thanks to the mem- of the ,Goderich -and Clinton brigades, my good neighbours,.. Straughana and McDaids, and others who'came to help contain t is a relatively small loss from • ming a disastrous one. Maurice ilwain.--g5 0 THE RED CROSS IS PEOPLE LIME YOU HELPING PEOPLE LIKE YOU 26. CARD OF THANKS WETTLAUFER: -I would like to thank the nurses and staff on 1st and 2nd floor of AIeitindra Hospital. Special thanks to Dr., Watts and Dr. Lomas, and to all who were so kind sending cards,and visits while I was a patient. Elmer Wettlatifer.—g5x JOHNSTON: Words cannot -adequately express our deep 'ap- preciation of the many kind and sympathetic acts that cane to us at the time of our bereavement; with thanks to those who sent flowers, mass cards, cancer donations and cards.. And to Dr. Wallace, Dr. Jackson, Dr. Cieslar and staff of the hospital. With special thanks to Mrs. Aisle Fisher, Mrs. Jessie Naylor for their extra hours, also Mrs. Bradley of the V_ .O.N. and the staff of the day care, The family of the-Late-Delina Johnston:—g5 SPORTS ACTIONtINE by MORLEY LEEKING JR. This reporter offers his apologies for not havinga column in last ek's paper; it seems I tried..to test the boards out at 'the arena ring a pre -game warm-up and. found that they didn't give too ch. The Latin phraseologyof the injury is termed something e a severely "wreckedum ankleum". Hopefully it won't happen, Watching the hockey game last Saturday night between Toronto d Montreal, Iecouldn't help but laugh when Danny Gallivan ted that "nothing short of a miracle will get the Leafs. into the y -offs this year." Truer words could never be spoken. They ve to be playing the most lethargic hockey I have ever seen. Wit - ss the comment of Howie Meeker, guest analyst, when he arked that "Monahan (Gary) has the size to be a hitter but ver does." Certainly the Leafs with big boys such as "Monahan, orge Ferguson, Darryl Sittler and Rick Kehoe oug,lit to start ocking a few people down and stop playing hide -go -seek. I ember when Leaf teams used to lead the league in penalties th guys like Brewer, Shack and Dorey always keeping ,opposing wards' heads up. The Leafs lead the league this year with West" penalty minutes per game. Not exactly a worthwhile and oductive statistic. The timidity of the Leafs to hit (and* many er teams as well) is likened to the fact that the schedule is too LET'3'TAL MINOR HOCKEY The Mite All -Stars travelled Although he did not figure in to London on Sunday after- the scoring, Dan Maillet played noon, and played in the Gar: well on defence. Goderich took dens against a triple A London= three of the five minor team, and lost 13-0; didn't get penalties handed out by referee the report, so don't know . Don O'Brien. anything else except the score. On Saturday, the Legion- Saturday night the Midgets naires extended their first place played against Trenton, r lead in the W.O.A.A. standings Michigan (here) and lost by a by beating Mitchell 6=3 score of 7-1. Kevin Meriam The game was close for two scored the Goderich goal. The periods with Goderich trailing Michigan team were good but 2:1 after two periods, however not that good. Our boys just they outscored Mitchell 5-1 in weren't playing good hockey. the third period to win going In the first annual Ilderton away. Lions' Bantam Hockey Tour- Larry Madge the team's top nament Goderich Rotary Ban- scorer, boosted his season's tams played Paris on Sunday, goal production to 22 with a , Jan. 28, and lost 5-1. They, were three goal performance. in the game for the first two Linemates Jim Costello and periods and a half; then the Robert McDonald had assists roof fell . in. Paris _ scored 4 on two of the' goals while unattmereiL the last Danny Mai_ilet assisted on the seven minutes, as the Goderich- "third one:- Mailret`also`S- ored one goal, while Mike Hodges scored -twice. a -6'y Kelly had an assist on Hodge's second goal. For Mitchell, Mike Peder- son had two goals, with Jay Heinbuck getting the third. Sunday afternoon the Legionnaires played an exhibition game against the strong Owen Sound' team, as part of the Legion -sponsored Pee -Wee tournament held here, losing 4-1. Left winger Jim Costello, who played a strong game, scored the only Goderich goal assisted by Larry Madge. The Legionnaires next home game is here tomorrow (Friday) night at 6:30, with Mitchell making their second visit to Goderich in less than a week. On Saturday Goderich will play at Seaforth, also at 6:30 p;m. Boys just seemed to stop skating and checking. Saturday, the Rotary • Ban- tams played an exhibition game - in London and came through with a 6-1 win over Silver - woods. (No details available.) MITE ALL-STARS On Saturday January 27, the Legion Mite All -Stars travelled to St. Marys and came out of the game with a 1-1 tie. Daryl Graham scored the Goderich goal early in the second period with Joey Morissey and Jim Mathers assisting,, St. Marys tied the game with 5 minutes remaining in .the third period on a scramble around the goal. Goderich goalie Jim MacDonald played his best game of the year as he stopped two clear cut breakaways. with pad saves. Kevin Campbell, Robbie Johnston, Daryl Graham and Brian Shortreed all looked good for Goderich. MITE HOUSE LEAGE January 22nd, Monday's g and hard on the players to be hitting each other every night. game, Bedford Hotel defeated at's baloney: These guys are getting paid an average of 30 - 40 Canadian Tire 2-1.: David usand dollars a year and in my opinion, they ought to at least. .Canadian continues to be the into- shape, and keep in shape, in order to market exciting top scorer in the Mite House ckey and not this crap _called shinny we are exposed to: every League as he scored both goals ek. (As you -can probably tell, I'm a disenchanted Leaf fan). for . Bedford Hotel unassisted. he American -League has adopted a new rule this year whereby Daryl Madge was the goal pinch -hitter will be allowed to bat for the pitcher. The Owners scorer for ,Canadian Tire. .. trying to increase scoring in a kerne* that *sorely"rreed:3"ex'e 71'ue"sc7ay's game, t raham ment. It should prove interesting. Imagine -having to face a guy Electric 2, MacDonald Marine e Willie McCoveyor Frank Howard for five at -bats per game in 0, Mike Moriarty had a shutout lead-off spot; say. I like the idea and hope the National follows for the Graham Electric as they American League's example. As Ken Holtzman,.pitcher for the got second period goals from hand Athletics so aptly quipped last week: "I'm facing the Tim Lassaline and Del Bedard. lization that I _may '.never come- to bat again in the major _ Darin Moore and Mike East- gues." wood each picked up an assist erek "Turk" Sanderson is rumoured to be talking to Harry in the game. den about rejoining the Bruins. The Bruins who are floun- Bedford Hotel -1, Graham ring in third place at press time, are in need of something to get Electric 0. Friday's game m going. Bobby Orr's knee still isn't right, the .defence is featured sharp goaltending, .ying poorly, the forwards aren't scoring and the fans are get-. especially Graham Electric's g xestless._Look for a few big trades in the,not-too-distant future ween such teams as Boston, Toronto, Pittsburgh and/or Van- tl • ver. ee..you _next : ailorslos Beavers win game espite Goderich attack e Seaforth Beavers opened a 5-0 lead after two periods held on to defeat ° the derich Sailors 5-3 in. eri h.last .Friday Janus urray Henderson scored ce for Seaforth with singles ng to Bob Beuttenmiller, Sills and Bill McLaughlin. n Miller, Tom Crawford and Farrish were the Goderich rksmen. Ob Beuttenmiller opened scoring at 3:15 of the first m Ed Dolmage and Bill Laughlin. Goderich was ying one man short.. at the e. Murray Henderson made it 2-0 at 9:09 from Paul Rau and Terry Craig. • Jim Sills scored Seaforth's third goal of the game at 11:27 for his' first -hat trick" of the From - -George._ Reeves. Bill , },`, .first tzame saw ,Glenmark McLaughlin scored the even--- season. Todd Rittiegetas----•------ also outstanding for Candian • Homes defeat Goderich Elec- tual winner at 14:53 of the first Tire as he scored all three goals tric 5-0. Paul Legere led the at- BANTAM from Ed Dolmage and Jack for them. Gordon Harper and tack• with three goals while Wes HOUSE LEAGUE Mcllwain. Murray Henderson Cliff Jardine drew assists on McLean and Mike Paquette minutes, six of which came in scored the only goal of the scored the other goals. Rick Monday evening, in the only the final ten minutes. Canadian Tire goals. second period at 15:29 from Ryan`' picked up his first House League Game in the Wayne Cook of Sifto Salt and Paul Rau. shutout. Bantam Division, (Bantam All - Ron Miller broke Al Carter's„ The second game also Stars played a regular Jim .'1G1cL'eod were given 5 shutout bid at 5:55 of the third roduced a shutout - for Robert Scheduled W.O. A.A. game minute majors in the first P period for a minor altercation. NOVICE' HOUSE LEAGUE Legion Sailors are on their longest winning streak after losing the first couple of games. Cruickshank made it 2-0. Kent Tuesday evening they defeated Mills got the third goal, and Goderich Electric 1-0 as John picked up an assist in the game. Alexander `sent John Clements Final goal was by Shawn in the clear for the only goal of Mack, unassisted: the ganieRThis came in the first period. Robert Cummings held Tuesday's game was one that Goderich Electric scoreless' as went into the records as Sifto he obtained his first shut -out of Salt bombed . Club Grill 10-0. the season. (Lucky) Brian Reed led the attack with Ken tis y riests,MO,hicken : six goals and two assists. Riclpy came from behind to beat Glen- ' Stoddard picked` -up two goals 'mark Homes 2-1 as Stephen -Boyce scored.. the winning goal unassisted, late , in the -third period. Jim Fritzley opened the scoring for Glenmark Homes as Mike Paquette set him up •for the only goal in the first period.., . Robert Jeffrey tied the game for Kentucky Fried Chicken as David Moore fed him the pass, to beat Paul Bellinger who was in the nets-- for Glenmark are Mike Moriarty,, who was good ' Homes.. , ' Doherty, Dale Duncan, Tony on breakawa s and covering on '-Fridays • game was a real Y'� g �. Bedard, and rebounds. The_ only goal on cliff-hanger as , the Legion Randyd, Dananrd for Donnelly Grill. Mike wis by David (;,allow who Sailors .battled the: Legion_a ', Jackson•scored did a great deal of forechecking Flyers and tains up with a-3:2-- Goderich Motors only goal. for his goal Paul Murphy set win. Philip Brown opened the tie Mar Peters from °terry Daer and Paul Helesic unassisted. In the third the Lions had a wide edge in the play and out- scored their hosts 4-1. The final, :.score Goderich 6 Hensall 4. Goal scorers in the final period was Larry Daer from Paul Dougherty, Paul Helesic from Bill Peters, Paul Dougherty from Larry Daer and Pete Davey his first of the year from `Paul Dougherty and •Larry. Daer. Saturday and Sunday the Pee Wees took on a much superior Port Huron team and looked' at the short end of 6-2 and 7-2 scores. In the first game Port Huron outshot Goderich 32-13 and it was only the excellent goaltending of Gerry Gay -nor that held Goderich as cksi,.• as it-was...Qnv- Sunday they played a much stronger game Tit the Port but again they were outshot by a , good margin. Territorial play and checking was more even then the shots might indicate. The Pee Wees just have one game on, tap this week. Satur- day night they host Grand Bend. To finish their league play they play Bayfield on Friday and Saturday night of nexeweek and Seaforth on the 17th Of February in Seaforth. PEE WEE HOUSE LEAGUE GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THUR�3DAY : FEBRUARY. 1, x1973 -:PAG* 13 his second goal of the night to give Goderich Elevator a tie. DonoHolst Real Estate white- washed Denomme Flowers 8-0 as Paul Schaefer, Bill Gauley` and Pat Kelly each picked up two' goals for the winners. Carl 1,03.lanc led the team with three assists�,,and-- a goal, and the other goal was scored by' Bob Overholt. Ken Skelton 1 of assists picked up a couple A and Bill Gauley also had an assist. This puts Don Hoist in first place and Carl Brall picked up another shutout for Don Hoist. KINSMEN MIDGET ALL-STARS In Monday Night's contest, January 22nd., Goderich Motors whitewahsed the Goderich Restaurant team 4-0 as it was a team effort by Goderich Motors and excellent goal tending that gave them the win. Mike Reynolds picked up the shut -out for Goderich Motors. 'Tom Fincher opened the scoring in the first period unassisted, and Doug and four assists. Brian Sowerby, Ron Kirkconnell and Bruce Melick were the other goal scorers for Sifto Salt.` Thursday's game between Club Grill and Goder_ieh Motors was one -for whh we don't have a properly filled-in game -report. So we are showing that the game ended 5-1 for Clu ; rill. If this is 'right, here e 'goal -getters. Tom BY JACK CUMMINGS Mike Palmer set them up. Seaforth went ahead in the- third he third period with two unan- swered goals for' the win. HOCKEY NOTES Last week, • we welcomed -(" `lem back to his duties of an- nouncing and timekeeping for the G.M.H.A. ' games. We requested his comments on the G.M.H..A. system, arid any other interested hockey fans' comments are always welcome. Would you like to know what Clem's comments were? Another suggestion was made that the G.M.H.A. should have an official statistician, in order to keep the players and In � Sundays 'regular W.O.A.A. scheduled game,, fans informed of the standings, Seaforth defeated Kinsmen - schedules, goals,.etc, Have we a u r 7 • Midgets, 4-41:21-. opened , with two unanswered goals in the first period. Hully and Cor- nish were the marksmen. Lee ' and Kim Arbour got Goderich's goals, as, Doug Marshall and Legion hockey tourney The .J _Royal Canadian Legion. District "d' `td.zrnament was t -held on Sunday January 28 at the Goderich Arena: The scores of the games played Sunday are: Blyth 4 -Walkerton 4; Blyth won by shots on Goal 3-0; St. Marys 4 Port Elgin 2; Eaeter•i`Hespeler 4; Listowel 3 Paisley 1. In the semi-final games, St. Marys defeated Blyth 8-2 • and Hespeler _ eliminated Listowel by a score of 7-3. The. cham- pionship game played at 5:15 saw St: Marys defeat Hespeler by a score of 2-1. The game was a thrill to watch as the'two teams battled to the filial bell. Vic Laury the District "C" Sports President presented the winning trophy to St. Marys Captain Mark •OKeefe,, while -. 1 r sated .tha.. ...>:�..Iaircl Car+ro p � runner-up trophy to Hespeler Captain Mike North. In the Novice exhibition 'game, Owen Sound defeated the Goderich team 4-1. i' Howard Carroll mentioned that the Legion Zone Pee Wees Tournament held Sunday at the Goderich Arena, was'a suc- cess CHHL • Juveniles defeat Holmesville The KFC Juveniles used the the third period to defeat the starting line of the midget all- Juveniles 6-4. stars to defeat Holmesville 4-3 Jim ' McLeod and Dennis in Clinton last Thursday, Lassaline each scored twice for January 23. Building Centre.. Buck Million Grant Sheleton, Lee Arbour and Rick Sowerby scored the and Doug Marshall each scored other Building Centre goals. once for the Juveniles. Sheleton Paul Kelly, Dan Duncan, Bruce and Arbour picked up 2 assists. Bowman and Barry Wlls Tim McAstocker scored the scored for the Juveniles. Juveniles other goal. Building Centre went, out in Jim Mclvor opened the front at 2:31 of the first on -Jim scoring for Holmesville at 1:39 McLeod's goal assisted by Mark of the first period from Pete Lassaline. Paul Kelly tied the PostilL Tim McAstocker tied,- game a little over a minute the• game at 8:25 from Dan later at 3:59 from Sam Meriam. Duncan and Bruce Bowman. Building Centre went back out Paul McKellar put Holmesville in front when Dennis Lassaline back in front with an scored at the six minute mark. unassisted effort at 4:57 of the. from Jim McLeod and Barry second. Block. ' Lee Arbour tied the game Rick Sowerby increased their again at, 12:45 from Grant � lead to two at 4;34. of the Sheleton. Grant Sheleton put second from Buck Million. Jim the Juveniles out in front for McLeod scored his second goal the first time in the game at of the game at 6:30 from Barry 12:10 of the third period. Block. Barry Walls cut the Pete Postill tied the game for Building ,Centre lead by.oneyat Holmesville at 1 :24 -f>;;.r t Bill 7:45 from Paul Kelly. Dan; e "" `ra. "' ' • � Duncan mails t 4-3 'at -8::32• Steenstra. Doug Marshall scored the u"nassisted. Bruce Bowman tied winner for the .Juveniles at `the game at 10:24 from Ian 15:25 from linemates Sheleton MacAdam and . Paul Kelly. and Arbour. Arbour dug the Buck Million scored the win - puck out of the corner to ner at ,0:10 of the third period. Sheleton who passed it to Mar- Dennis Lassaline added an in - shall who was in front of the surance goal at 2:42 from Jim Holmesville net. ,,McLeod and Mark Lassaline. Each team was assessed 1 The Juveniles -defeated three minor penalties sin the Holmesville 6-2 in Goderich game. Wayne Ladd received all last Monday, January 29 for three Juvenile penalties. ' their second victory of the past The Goderich Building Cen- tre walked over SiftosSalt last ' Dan Duncan opened the Wednesday, January.. 24 in scoring at 12:15' of the first ,Goderich by a score of '12-1. 'period from Jim Denomy. Mark Paul Corriveau-had :3 goals Fisher made it ' -0 in favour of and an assist for Building-Cen . the Juveniles at the 20 second -- i mark f the second from Dun s Lassaline mar o s - foal of the game at 8:27 of the third from Tim McAstocker and Garry Aliin, the Juvenile goalie. Jim Denomy picked the top right, hand corner to increase the .Juvenile lead to 4 at 12:20 from Iap MacAdam. . John Cosgrove spoiled Allin's shutout bid at 1:3:43 with an unassisted effort. Cosgrove tucked the puck in between A11in's pad and the goal post. , Tim{McAstocker made it 5-1. at 14:31 unassisted. Larry Schertzl scored for Holmesville at 16:49 unassisted. Brian Thompson rounded out the scoring at 19:43 with a breakaway goal. Five penalties were, called. in the .game -three' to the Juveniles and two to Holmesville. In the standings including last Monday's game Building Centre and Juveniles are tied for first place. Both have 26 -potifts.'Building 'Centre is 13-3- 0 and the Juveniles 12-2-2. DR - MCO ,ds third with 18 points on 8 -wins, 5 losses and 2 ties. Bayfield holds down fourth spot with 11 points on 4 wins, 9 losses and 3 ties. Holmesville has a 3-8-3 record for 9 points. Sifto Salt has a 0-11-2 srecord for 2 points. In .games this week, Sifto Salt plays the KFC .Juveniles at 7:0(1 p.m. and Holmesville plays Bayfield at 9:00 p.m..on Sunday, February 4. There -is no game this Tuesday in Clinton. Sifto Salt -__ plays _-.B:uilding .-Centre in Goderich on .Wednesday, up as Hotel won scoring unass'iste`"d "' for°"`""tlr"e' In Saturdays game; Sifto Salt oda-- rby each'- cor d ----'t'a'n:- IDuncan scored his - second a ruaru_s. .... ........ himby the score of Bedford Scott Profit Flyers. Then the Sailors came defeated Goderich Restaurant two for the winners„ Buck. was in the nets for Bedford up with three goals as Willie 5-0. Gerry Gaynor picked up Million, Ray Lawson and Hotel and picked up a shutout. ' 'Denomme, Stephen Walters the shutout. Brian Sowerby Barry Block scored the other Saturday's game ended in a and John Alexander each opened the scoring in the first Building Centre counters. 3-a11 tie. Even though three scored, all unassisted, to give period and Brian Reed made it . Sifto Salt opened the scoring them a 3-1 lead. Ted Dougherty, 2-0 before the end of the period, goals were scored on Steve on Jim McAstocker s goal at Hunter, made it close as he scored in Ricky Stoddard assisting. Only the Canadian Tire 7:23 of the first from Ron goalie, the little goalie stopped the. final period for the Flyers.. goal in the second period was Whetstone and Ross Beckett, The' Flyers missed several other • by Jerry Kisch. Bruce Melick numerous breakaways that ear- but Building Centre came back ned the tie for his team. opportunities to score late in picked up the"assist and scored to tie the game 21 seconds" the game, as they should have a goal. Brian Reed got "his MacDonald Marine goals were later. all scored by Greg ,Kirkconnell tied,- the game. ' second goal of the game as Ron They added In Saturday's contest, the Kirkconnell set him before ., A e' two more e up' the end of the first period find wer•e---ahead---by--4--Boal. ,at_the end of two periods -of play. Building Centre scored seven times in the• final twenty A Great way to, warm-up winter ... MOFFF7T from Jim Hayter. Tom Crawford made it 5-2 at 10:59 from Ron Miller. Jim Farrish rounded out the scoring at 19:23 from Wayne Rau. otter meeting Soccer looks solid st LEGION NOVICE ALL-STARS Huff, as the Legion Flyers won against Hensall) Don Hoist Sifto Salt was assessed 7 of i l The Legion Novice A11 -Stars over Kentucky Fried Chicken 2s- overcame a 1-0 deficit and minor called. prayed two games last week. On 0. Steven Sager got the first defeated . Godericji Elevator 3 Don penaltiesac s unassisted Wednesday 'in regularly • goal from Phillip Brown, and 1: Carl LeBlanc scored all three goal at 10:06 of the final period scheduled W.O.A.A. league Neil Coughlin scored the goalfor the winners, Bill gave Bayfield a 6-6 tie with hood and - game they defeated Zurich 7-3 second one from Ted Doherty Gaus y, Wayne Ma DRMCO in the first game last in Zurich. Here- on Saturday arid David Moore. • Terry- Prouse each picked up night they played a 0-0 tie with assists .for Don Hoist. Carl Sunday evening in Goderich. the strong Lambeth team in anBayfield led 4-2 after one Convener Bill Reid has been Brall had his shutout spoiled period but DRMCO came back exhibition game which ' doing an excellent job in get- as Steve Crew scored with 2 unaswered goals in the provided some of the best ting these reports in. Keep up unassisted. The other game second period to tie the game at hockey seen 'here this year. the good work, Bill. which was cancelled is to_ be 4-4. DRMCO went out in front played Saturday evening. 6-4 within the first 5 minutes of but neither team managed to LIONS PEE-WEES In the first game Thursday the third period but Bayfield •... swent at it hammer er lelrn - representative of the Ori - 0 Minor Soccer Association I be in Goderich on fumy 9 to Meet with the roil -...• 'Minor Soccer 'ation. . H.M.S.A. is attempting aih the London and District iation so that players over minor age limit will be able ntinue playing soccer. One the groups which .has in- te&high interest in the for - of 4 Southwestern; On - Soccer League' is from nit. There is reported -to be t 60.0 boys- playing ininor soccer in Sarnia. Secretary Kaz Budny of the Huron Minor Soccer Association, states that he has 26 young men anxious to play in an organized league as com- petitive as the London one. On be►iaif of the Association, he has applied .>for a grant from the recreation committee to •enable them to register in the London League: The G.M.S.A. • representative Will* be able , to ankwer any iluestions which may be raised about their organize-6m Bothams teams and tongs' for three periods, sc evening Goderich Elevator and Sartori shared the shutout in Wees got batik on the winning three -all tie. Glen Hutchins Bayfield the Goderich nets while Greg track last Friday night in Hen- opened the,scoring for McGee's, goals. Don Crawford and Don Scott, who had probably the sail. Hensall jumped off to a 2- Mike Jeffrey assisting. Bill Johnston scored the other more difficult stops to make, 0• lead by the five minute mark Sanderson made it 2-0 as Shan= Bayfield goals. , Dave Graf, was in goal for Lambeth. of the first period and then - Steve Alli.n, Ken Lee, Steve non Niblock set him up. p In the game in Zurich, Larry Goderich started to play hockey Goderich Elevator came back Doak, John Hodge and Bob Madge and Robert McDonald for the first time in weeks. with two goals in the second Popple each scored once for each had two goals .and two Goderich'scored to make it 2- period one by Steve Chase and DRMCO. assists while linemate . Jim 1 just before the first period en- the other by Tom Sager. Leroy Buck Million's unassisted Costello got one goal and two ded but Hensall made it 3-1Fat Meriam and Dan Wilkinson goal at the 10 second mark of assists. Mike Hodges had a goal two .the third period proved to be minutes .of the second. ,drew ,assists on the goals. In � and an ,,assist,, as did Duane Goderich went to the dressing the winner against the KFC the third period, McGee Motofs � Elliott. Kett Reid, ' Allan room .at the end of the second went ahead 3-2 on a goal ' by Juveniles in the scond game Bekker and John Huff also down 3-2. The early goal -John Fuller as Bill Sanderson last Sunday. Building Centre were credited with assists. scorers for Goderich were Bill set him up. Steve Chase stored scored two unanswered goals in rallied to tie the game. ore. Gord Fisher paced, the Steve Gallow and Harold . The Goderich - Lions Pee McGee Motors played to a ' ld attack with four ....... .. , y • 30" E ectric Range i ;k.aiiit„azt.id'}^.o -m-V-"•4 Now Only $21900 see this __special at . SERVICE D'IAI�REE DOM11111O1M NwR 30 VICTORIA ST. NORTH 524-115111 GODRICH. 1