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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-03-15, Page 71 Iron St. Rein eel 144 9 • [EFS TALK MINOR HOCKEY ason is drawing to an to make it a complete we have the Goderich oung Canada Hockey 24th Annual Tour- , coming up, starting 6th,.and running to the luck to the Goderich 'e Wee All -Stars. They alkerton in their first aturday. March 17th., n Exhibition 'Game on Wednesday, March derich Legion Mite Mit- efeated Zurich by a (Y-joii?rrisseY attack with 2 ,goals. orers were Mike Evans, Eastwood and Torif exhibition game played ,erich on Saturday, 10, the Legion Mite All, d HuronEast three -all. East went ahead 2 - 1 first period as Nicky t and Ian :Anderson Goderich's goal was by Graham. Greg Mar- t him op. The Legion rs tied the score as Graham got his second the game. assisting was MacDonald and ',Greg II. Huron East went 3 - 2 on a goal by Scott in. Tieing thescore late MI period was David od, unassisted. No in the third period. Novice House League .are still being played, e Legion Sailors have a one goal lead as they ed Kentucky Fried 'n 1. in the first game :on Sunday afternoon. an Exhibition game Sunday afternoon, the All -Stars lost to Lon- :. 3. HOUSE LEAGUE Monday, March 5th., m Electric defeated nald Marine by a score to advance to the finals t Bedford Hotel; the top First period went ss. y in the second period, Kirkconnell S'cored fisted for MacDonald •Mike Chisholm tied re' for Graham Electric 1 Bedard set, him up., the enn of the Period effrey made it 2 - 1 for 'm Electric, Bon Stod- ssisting. he third period, Graham Sc got two more goIls, Scott Wilson and the by Del Bedard. Ron rd picked up his second of ths game, and Mike ood was credited with er assist. Greg kirkcon- scored the final goal, g an outstanding game cDonald-Marine.--Mike- assisted.. Friday. March 9th., in the ame, total goals for two A ATCH For the Grand ening of enmark umber RCM 29 30 & 31 ganws, "anthem Electric upset the top team, Bedford Hotel, which had finished firstI in the league standings. First period was -iscoreiless, then -early in the setond,I Del Bedard scored at the 1:15 mark , as Mike Chisholm set him up to give Graham Electric a 1 - 0 lead. David MacDonald lied 'the score, at the 5 minute mark, but before the period was over Michael Eastwood and Ron Stoddard gave Graham Elec- tric a 3 - 1 lead. David MacDonald got his second goal of the game to make it 3 - 2. In the final period, Greg Lapaine tied the game up Bedford Hotel and at this point it was anybody's game. Tim Lassaline set up the winning goal' and ,scored Graham Elec- tric'sfinal goal. Mike Eastwood was the star as it was'his second goal of the game and it proved to be the winning goal. Final score 5 - 3. In the second game, played on Saturday, March 10th, Bed- ford Hotel took a 2 - 0 lead, early in the first "period and it looked like Bedford Hotel was out to revenge Graham Elec- tric, but they fought back to win the second game bya score of 6 - 4. David MacDonald set up the first two goalslor Bed- ford Hotel, as -David Gallow and Mark Crawford got the goals. Del Bedard made it 2 as Mike Chisholm set him up, then David MacDonald gave Bedford HOtel a 3 - 1 lead at the 10 minute mark. Scott Wilson scored from Ron Stod- dard, and Del Bedard got one from Mike Chisholm; this tied the game at the end of the firit period. Graham Electric got three unanswered goals in the second period. This clinched the game and the trophy for. them. Scorers were DelZedard, Scott Wilson and Tim Lassaline. Paul Jeffrey :picked up an assist. In the final period, Mark Crawford got his second goal from Dave Gallow for the Bed- ford Ijotel team. Graham Electric coached by Barry Eastwood, and Bill Win- son won the Mite House League finals -by four goals (total goals). Bedford 'rotel coached by Bob Simmie and Ron Graham, were the runners- up. 'Most improved goalie is Mike Moriarty of Graham Electric. Most, improved player is David Gallow of Bedford Hotel. Both boys were presen- ted trophies by John Bakker, which he donated. The boys were chosen by Dennis Williamson and Doug Huff, which they considered an honor. • NOVICE.HOUSE-- • - LEAGUE In the first game of the semi- final series, the Legion Sailors got out -standing goal -tending from Robert Cummins as- he picited up his third shut -out of 'the year. It was play-off hockey .at' its best. The first two periods were scoreless since Legion Sailors were unable to beat Paul Bellinger who was in the nets for Glenmark Homeii. Both teams missed several chances to score, but the winning goal was scored on a three-way passing play. .John Clement fed Danny Freeman a pass -who knocked it to Randy Middel and he made no mistake, as he hit thpbottom left=hand corner. Glenmark Homes had an opportunity to tie the score twice in the third period as the Legion Sailors had a man in the penalty box, but failed to do so. Final Score: Legion Sailors 1 - Glenmark Homes 0. In the second game of the semi-finals, total goals, the Legion Sailors were not to be defeated, as they won over Glenmark Hornes 4 1. The Sailors opened the scoring with two quick goals - John Clement scored the first and John Alexander got the second goal. Drawing assisLuon these goals were Willi Denomme and Steve Walters. Glenmark Homes made it 2 - 1 as Brad Shortreed knocked in his own rebound to keep them in the game. Playing defensive hockey, the Sailors were able to capitalize on gettilg.two break- aways, to score two more goals before the end of the third period. Scoring for the Legion Sailors were Dan Redpath and Steve Walters, both unassisted. This now advances the Legion • Sailors into the -finals against Kentucky .Fried Chicken.' NOVICE HOUSE LEAGUE PLAYOFFS Iii the finals it was Kentucky Fried Chicken against the Legion Sailors. In the first game played Sunday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock it was a real battle as both teams were out to win 'the cup. Steve Walters managed to get the only goal of the game for the . Legion Flyers °as they won it 1-0. Both goaltenders were at their best as Lou DeWinter stopped several labelled. goals for Kentucky Fried Chicken and Robert Cummings picked up another shutout for the Legion Sailors and . stopped. . several breakaways. In the second game of the two game series, total goals; Kentucky Fried Chicken went ahead 2-1 total goals as they got theonly two goals in the first period. Both goals were by Robert Jeffery and setting him up was Rick Millar and Don Kloss. Legion Sailors. tied the series as Steve Walters beat Lou DeWinter on the short side. . The third period was a cliff hanger as Kentucky' Fried Chicken got the go ahead goal t, on a defensive lapse. This was credited to Robert .Jeffery whO was outstanding for Kentuc.ky Fried Chicken and it gave him the hat trick for the night. Then at the nine minute mark John Clement who skated and" played his hest game of the year scored on a three way passing play from Willie Denomme and -Steve Walters. This meant total goals each were three and it was any bodys game, With less than five minutes left in the game .John Alexan- der skated in and scored what proved to be the %%inning goal, unassisted. • The Legion Flyers are now the Champions and have won the Legion Trophy, the runner up Trophy also presented by the Legion was taken by Ken- tucky Fried Chicken. Congratulations to both teams and"coaches, Fred Jewell, Ken- tucky Fried Chicken and Bill Fry,the Legion Tartons coach. BANTAM HOUSE LEAGUE LUXURY PONTIAC -197.1 BONNEVILLE *Ak FOUR DOOR HARDTOP 1111 f.z 7,00CYMILES 1 Automatic air conditioned. Power steering, epower front disc brakes, Power windows MA/FM radio, full tinted glass, 911 steering wheel, vinyl top, cruise control, husky 455 V-8 engine, side mouldings, belted whitewalls. 126" wheel base. Finished In beautiful dark green with san- dalwood iop and Interior. Lic. No. DJP 726 $ 3 5 9 5 McGEE • PONTIAC - IUICK 10 SODEIICH 5244391 1111111111111 BY,JACK cymmosait In the first game for the run- ner-up trophy, Denomme Flowers took an early two goal lead nd held on to defeat the top team McGee Motors by a score of 4-2. Doth teams ex- changed goals in the- first period. Tim Evans, was the scorer for Denortune Flowers and Shannon Niblock for McGee's. Drawing assists on GODERICH SIGNAL;STAR, THURSDAY, MARCH 15,' 1973—PAGE 7 Not "anti -plaza" association Lapaine says location is not ideal When the Goderich Businessmen's Association at- tended the local Planning Board meeting on Tuesday evening their spokesmaniiruno Lapaine,tOld the grutto_tbat he Nanted it made very deaf. the association did not oppose .a shopping mall in Goderich but, that his group was against ,.the "location and the magnitude" of the proposed Su ncoast project. - these goals were Roy Fisheti, We are not an and Mike Jeffrey., Early in the second period, Lapaine went on to suggest Denomme Flowers got two that if the plaza ,were located unanswered goals, one by Steve on one of the spokes, near the Palmer .and the other by.Dong downtown a r ea , t he Nieholliteve Hudson ',got*the- .businessmen would find it more assist on Palmer's goal. Ken acceptable. Straughan scored on a solo ef- Mr. Lapaine, and County fort to put McGee's back in the Planner Gary Davidson, repor- game, 3-? and it looked like ted to the Planning Board on a McGee's would tie the game meeting held last week at but Pete Lovell came up with which three sub -committees of some outstanding saves for the Businessmen's Association Denomme' Flowers. Final goal were established. for Denomme Flowers was by ''These are the parking Dennis Reid, with Steve authority committee, a commit - Palmer assisting. This gives- tee to study impact of fringe Denomme Flowers a two goal plazas in other communities lead going into Thursday's and a downtown area im- game as it is a two -game -total - goals -series. In the first game for the Grand Championship series, Don Holst Real Estate team defeated Goderich Elevator 4- 1, Monday night, to take a three goal lead in the two - game -total -goal -series. Don Hoist led 2-0 at the end of the first period on goals by_,Lyle Nicholls and Paul Schaefer. Bob Overholt met up both of these goals Goderich Elevator made it 2-1 as I)an Wilkinson scored from Ben WOrsell early in the second period. Pete Crew And .Jeff Harrison got Don Holst's final two goals, and drawing the assists were .Carl LeBlanc and Paul Schaefer. In the final game played Thursday for the runner-up tr-ophy, McGee's %von 2-1, but failed to win the series as it was 'total goals'. (Lost by one goal). McGee's opened the scoring as Ken Straughan scored unassisted for the only goal of the period. Fred Jewell matWit 2-() for McGee Motors in 'the second period and this lead held on until Doug • Nicholls scored for 'Denornme:... 'tO'be'the Winning goal of the series, and it was set up by Jim Smith, Congratulations to the Winners. And it was a tough one to lose. In the Grand 'Championship series for the Don Hoist Trophy, it was the Don Holst team who carne out on top as they held Goderich Elevator to a three -all tie on Thursday evening. In the first period both :,teams traded goals as Don Hoist opened the scoring with Carl LeBlanc scoring from Bill Gauley. Steve Chase scored for Goderich Elevator, unassisted Paul Schaefer made it 2-1 for the Don Hoist in the second: but Goderich Elevator tied the game when Steve Crew scored unassisted. Assisting „Paul Schaefer was Carl LeBlanc. In the third period, Don Holst went ahead 3-2 on a goal by Bill Gauley. Da W• kinson got the equalizer Flowers. Final score :3-3, d the series' winners and Gra id Champions are Don Hoist Real Estate. Congratulations •to both. HOCKEY NOTES Thats all - this is the last column for the season and I would like to thank everyope Who helped to make this column successful. Also all the conveners, coaches and a provement committee," he ex- plained . 4 'In one way," the sp esman noted, "this may be a Jlessing in disguise. We no aye our organization," he said, "and we are taking a closer look at our business district." Mr. Davidson explained that at the meeting he had gone' over the consultants report on merchandising in Goderich "page by page" . with the association. He said that a sur- vey is to be taken on some of the points and that; the businessmen's books could show more effectiyely the ac- tual impact of tourism in Goderich-•and the-returrton - are footage. -"Ishe findings of this sur- vey,- Mr: Davidson explained, "w:1(v 11g, ye this Planning Board inother way eo,,,look at the ,;t11 -This - will :also meari businessmen will look at their own merchandising," he added. M('Davidsonstressed that the County Planning offices were willing to help with this study but that theyj were not SPORTS. ACTION UNE by MORLEY LEEKING JR. Hopefully, by the time you readers see thisarticle, the Goderich Sailors will have wrapped up their first Intermediate "C" hockey hampionship. At press time they are ahead in games :3-2 in a best of seven series. The team is playing well despite poor officiating ... Interesting to .see the top two teams in the CHHL, the KFC ,luveniles and the GA oderichuilding Centre get knocked out of their respective playoff serir. On the basis of league play, they both looked to he the favourites Montreal continues to push aside all competition in the NHL. However, they are bound to lose a few good hockey Players in the .June draft. In fact the Leafs get :3 of the top 2(1 graduating juniors this year and that may be a factor in getting them back on the road to respectability.... Philadelphia is a team to be reckoned with in the playoffs. They currently lead the league with the most penalties and are fashioned in the mould of the Bruin teams - a rough, tough hunch of "hit" men ... Tur- ning to baseball, Sandy's -Clippers are currently training in Sarasota , Florida. Some observers have commented that they should stay there all summer ... I wonder if switching my wife would help me •play better baseball ... I guess Fr-itz and Mike think so ... See you .next week. Planning Board presents budget Goderich Planning Board ap- proved their application to Town Council for 1971 finan- cing at their meeting on Tuesday evening with a motion to go to the municipality for $8,000. Estimates :show that $5,300 of this sum will he eaten up by consultants fees With another $500. to go. toward legal fees. The remainder will be spent on lesser items such as postage, secretary work and advertising. At the same meeting, the hoard agreed to pay., the legal firm of Donnelly and Murphy the sum of $500 as a retainer. The, retainer guarantees to the Board that the firm will Act for the hoard and not act for any party or parties who are taking special thanks to Keith Miser, Bill Reid, Carl Butler and Joyce Marshall dII till .. who a.. .V.11(.0.. in the game reports. ,I,et's not forget Dick Madge who wrote the reports on the Novice A 1! Stars- See you during Young Canada Week. matters Nv it h the local plan- ning authority. In the finani.ial statement -it was also agreed to pay an ac- count due with the municipal plannet for work completed in 1972. The account represented $1.111. When a letter was read to the meeting from Dointar Chet -nit -also he board expressed concern that the companies ap- plication. to have open space zoning' re zoned M-2, had not been dealt ‘vith. • It was noted that the matter had been before the hoard previtmsly and the members felt their recommendation had already been given to permit t cha nge. 11 was suggested that perhaps the application was still tied up w it h t he Conservation Authority, who are called upon to comment on such changes. The board secretary was direc- ted to, further investigate the matter and report back to the ne51 meeting. CHI$HOLti TV HAS MOVED ow Located On Kingston St. (Next To Spiel. Shoes) fighting one way or the other in connection with the proposed mall construction. Planning Board Chairman Dave Gower asked Mr. Lapaine how long it would be before the information was available. 'The Planning Board is ready, to meet at any time with your association and there should be no undue delay." Mr. Lapaine said he would take the request back to his . executive and inform the Plan- ning Board in writing , within the next week regarding the availability of the informAtion. Speaking on behalf of the developers Bert Alexander, who also attended the meeting, urged that these studies be completed as span as possible. RED CROSS WEEK March 26-30 SKY RANCH DRIVE IN (AIGHWAY 21 NORTH, GODERICH Hope to see you all again this year! We've Stopped Selling "HONDA" WE ARE'NOW A COMPLETE PARTS HEADQUARTERS * FULL CONCENTRATION ON REPAIR SERVICE PARTS * WE WILL REPAIR YOUR HONDA * WE ARE SPECIALISTS, IN HARD TO FIND PARTS --JUST LET US KNOW WHAT YOU'RE LOOKING FOR ARGYLE Marine & Small Engines PHONE 524.9201 88 BRITANNIA RD E GODER ICH new Spring fashions from Glenayr IN 100% MACHINE - WASHABLE POLYESTER DOUBLEKNITS AND SWEATERS D-17—single breasted blazer with flapped patch pockets. 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