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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-03-22, Page 7GODERICH SIGNAL -SCAR, THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1973—PAGE 1 SAILORS WIN! ;Tr r ON, P M. Gam'” SYS iON. IETY GATT RS" N THE UNG ILOP NADJA9 )P WILI 0 calendar, (robe, that will egion Novice All Stars each had one goal. Costello d to second round play also picked up an assist. Steve Gallow Sartori Crampton Lions, Annual shared the shutout the tional Novice Hockey Goderich goal. rant by eliminating Thursday, the Novice Al1- t last Saturday. e two -game total • goal Stars defeated the linton Pee Wee All Stars -2 in an Goderich carne out on a margin of eight goals exhibition game in Clinton. The Legionnaires won Mike Hodge had twogoals t game 4-2 and then Saltfleet 4-0 in the game to clinch the wwwlwAiAll 'lniiiisn111 e first game, first period captain Danny Maillet bert McDonald gave the a 2-0 lead before Salt - t on the scoreboard with second period goals by nan- Mike Hodges put me- on ice fors Goderich. (gel one goal back in rd period. y Gaynor, Danny t, Larry. Madge and Jim o each had one assist for ch. Legionnaires played a stronger game in the one, leaving little doubt ir superiority over Salt - different players each one goal enrou.t;e to the Costello, assisted by McDonald, scored the r. Danny Maillet's ted tally made it 2-0. Gaynor scored on 'a pass ►r rry Kelly, who played a game for Goderich club's leading orer, Larry Madge scored al Goderich goal. It was ortieth cif the season. Crew was credited with ist. . old .Sartori played a game in the nets to while Larry Madge, .lint Costello and Danny Maillet each scored once. Jirn Costello and Robert McDonald had assists.... In 39 games so far this season the Goderich Legion Novice team has an impressive record of 29 wins, three ties and seven losses. CONGRATULATIONS We are quite -proud of our youthful • hockey players and their enthusiastic parents in our area who have contributed much of their time and effort in promoting Canada's National sport. Jimmy Mathers of Black's Point Rd. played left.. wing in the Mite All Star team and they have played at Byron, Exeter,- St. Marys, London, Listowel etc. Scott Wilson also in this area has played good •hockey for his very first year, in fact, his first year on skates. His father, Bill, has assisted coaching the Mites. Danny Redpath, son of OPP Sgt. Red- path played defence in the Squirt- League, The Legion Sailors, winners of the cup in that league. THE LITTLE PEOPLE discovered just what a lovely place Huron County really is! We had just started building our "do-it-yourself" home on our cedar -clad lot when I had a visit from the "Little People" who simply washed a whole stack of dirty dishes while my back was turned, or so. rev friend told me, adding that to get such favors one MUST believe in the Little People. • Little people or not, this is a good place to live! SPRING! What Happened? After watching the hockey game last Saturday night, I couldn't help but be impressed with this young rookie defern:man, Dave Fortier of the Toronto Maple Leafs tie took' inti big 'Ted Irvine of the Rangers and won a unanimous_ decision Fortier has im- pressed the Leaf brass since he arrived from 'Tulsa about 111 games ago. He has already wort decisions oyer Garry Unger and Gerry Meehan, two big strong lads - and he is willing to take 00 anybody that isn't willing to move from 111 front of that •goal crease Perhaps the big thing he=als going for hint is the fact that his op- ponents' are so surprised to see any leaf fighting at alt._.. Dave Hodge, that cool interviewer on Hockey Night in Canada, really gave Emile "The Cat" Francis the poison arrow questions' on Saturday night. Emile was a little irked at Dave, as have many other recipients of his direct and (•andid questions 1 like that kind of interview rather than the traditional Ward Cornell questions like "How are you doing?" and "What end do you use on your hockey stick''" • • Make sure you get over to the arena this week and support the. pee -wee hockey tournament. It's great entertain- ment and as you all know, many current N..H L starts have played it this tournament Also, he sure to get out and support the Goderich Sailors, who are currently lucked in a tough series with the Petrolia !nterniediate squad. W( you next week ,P.S, watch -for baseball coverage' inserancL Tip ... After last week's mud bath our County roads suffered another setback when Satur- day's blizzard hit us with mountains of snow, further clogging up lanes and sideroads. March just HAD to have, one more fling!! St. Patrick's Day has-- collie and gone for another year, but let's hope the "Little People" or the Leprechauns, as you the shutout. wish, stay right on in Goderich :Goderich team's second Township. opponent will be either So you don't believe in the ler or Kingston Township -Little _People? Well, when I the first game being called to congratulate 7 year - d yesterday and the 'old Michael Moriarty on win - today (Thursday) at .ning the trophy for the Best a.m. If they should win 'Goalie of the year in the Mite round, the Legion would Hockey League, and asked him in the semi finals Thur -'`9' just what 'he thought helped night and Friday. The him most to win this honor, he will he played, Friday quickly and simply replied: "I and Saturday. carried a Leprechaun in my Legionnaires are also pocket at all the games". 1iy mpiaying • inn: their It was as simple as that.111 A► fithup Finals agaiihst Michael's enthusiasm and faith rth in defence of the in the magical powers. of his rd Carroll trophy which inch -high 'Leprechaun charm won last year. The first eventually Prompted brother in this hest of three final Owen, 10, to borrow the little was played in Seaforth fellow to carry in HIS pocket esday. The second game for the final two gaines in the e played dere on Sunday Squirt League on which he 11 p.m.- played defence. Owen's team Legion All -Stars played won the cup in the finals!! xhibition games last week, An enthusiastic father was ng both. always on hand to encourage esday night here they and assist in any way he could. d Kincardine 8-0. This The Moriarty family came to the third. meeting of the Canada from Ireland about •n hetweeh -these two - five years Ago -owl -are sincere -- and each club had won enthusiasts about our national 'in their previous two en- sport, .and we are glad they set- ers, but this time the tied in Huron 'County. 'nnaires dominated play Although the leprechaun is 'tetely. supposed to he a special ,friend rry Madge had a -hat- of the Irish this is my second , scoring three goals for encounter with .the "littte rich. Larry Kelly had two people Thanlils to some other. while Mike Hodges, Jim very wonderful Irish folk down Ilo and Danny Maillet Black's Point '"-R?i7fit' I VISITORS Two small„ VIPS, David, :l- and sister Linda Barnett; 5. of Willowdale, visiting grandma and grandpa during the holiday week. r BUNNY OFF!!! Are the bunnies having your favorite small bulbs, ,crocus', --snowdrops, etc., for breakfast') Well buy a pound oro of mothballs and sprinkle them close to your little green shoots. It works in my garden. , ]31jtb inn HOTEL - HOW ABOUT IT, .FOLKS!! If wo'r'e sick ,and tired of hearing me "sound off" about the doings on and near Black's -Point, how about picking up that phone sometime before noon next Tuesday and let me have your news. I know' there are other sideroads and other news, but then, I'm not there. If it's news and it's printable,- we'll rintable;we'll print it!!! Thanks! .Of special interest to the community is the f'itet that Betty and Bill Reid have pur- chased the Saltford Store and are calling it "The Village Store". They plan to re -open the store April 5 and a special feature on that day will be ser- ving coffee and donuts. They extend a._ hearty welcome to 'everyone. Grand Opening will be later. .Linda Reid, daughter of Bot -(y and Bill Reich): Sa'ltford, is, home from the London' Hospitals and is doing nicely. She appreciated so very much the cards and gifts. and visits from friends and fellow students and has now returned. to school. The Irish Group of the Ben - miller UCW held a very suc- cessful Dessert 'Telt and Bake Sale in the church basement on March 15. The tables were at- tractively'decorated in honor of the Emerald Isles' Patron Saint. Mrs. DeGroot, president; graciously received the ladies. Mrs. Dave . Bean visited, friends in Kincardine last week. The sympathy of the conl- munity is extended'.to the family of the late 'Tait ("lark. •Mr Clark was a lifelong resident -of Colborne Township. Besides being actively engaged in farming, he served his csim- rnunity well and , for several years was a member of ,the Township Council ,Goderich.2 The third sleeting of the (;o(ler.ich 2 4-1-1 Club was held March lot at Liz Scarnans. Kellie Ross read the minutes of the last sleeting. Liz` Scanlan demonstrated on the sewing machine stretch sewing. 'l'he girls discussed marking :►nes cutting. The fourth' meeting was held March 20. The next meeting is Thur- sday, 22 at Lori Keller's house. Kellie Ross read the minutes of the last meeting. Karen Tayfur demonstrated the hound neckband, turtleneck, stitch in ditch and lap L' neck. PLOUGHING CULTIVATING PLANTING •'R »�7i_� R Goderich HARVESTING CROP DRYING 529-7561 Wayne Doak scored at 8:5 1 of the second overtime to give, the Goderich Sailors a 3-2 win . over the Port Elgin Sunocos last Wednesday, March 14 -The win gave Goderich the group final four games to two. In ad- dition to his game winning goal, Doak had tied the game in the first overtime period af- ter Port Elgin had gone ahead earlier in the oyTrtlme. The game was one of the most exciting played in Goderich this vear. Two of Ge41-er'c•h. s three goals were scord with Port Elgin playing one man short Port Elgin scored on one power play effort. hill Callow put Gr)derieh out, in front at the 42 second mark of the first period with Jim Ah- hotts of Port Elgin sitting out a two minute minor for tripping. Jim Farrish and Wayne Rau assisted on the goal which carne from a scramble in front of the net. The goal looked like it would stand u1) until r 1:1:113 when Dean .Symons beat Goderich goalie Rob Ke1lestine1 with. a quick wrist shot from the top of t he circle, Barry Walker and Gar' Robertson assisted on the goal "I'he team` were tied 1-1 at the end of regulation time arid. the gash., went into overtime. Les Kingston put Port Elgin in front at 2:45 with an unassisted effort. Kingston tucked the puck,, through Kellestine's legs who had made the original save.. Kellest ine stopped the puck with his stick but Kingston pushed it through. Wayne Doak tied the game at 1:37 from Austin Fults Doak -ffpped Volt's centering pleas over Earle (;rant to t he top right hand corner. Doak scored the winner with Port Elgin playing one man short. Doak shoved the puck through a mare of legs. Goderich received four minor penalties and Port Elgin five in the game Rob Kellestine played .another great game in goal for Goderich. Wane Fisher played better than in the two previous games. Goderich received- good goaltending throughout the en- tire series. Even in the two games which they lost. the goalies played .well. Goderich forwards .kept forecheck1ng during the series Dean Symons and -)im Ab - butts of Port- Elgin had good series. The Port Elgin s('() ring during the series ;was centred around one player, Dean Symons As in the regular season, the Goderich scoring was spread out through the en- tire team Goderich was to have started their All -Ontario semi-final with the Petrolia Chefs last Sunday in, Goderich but bad weather cancelled the game. The,filst game of the series was rescheduled for last evening (\Wednesday) in Petrolia. The second game in the series will he played it Goderich this Sun- day March 251.12:00 I nl 'I'he third' game will also be played ►n Gsr4lerich this Tuesday Marc„11 27 at M:3() • FOR YOUR p 111 Stereo tapes and con- tents are not covered un- der your auto insurance except the one tape In the player, when the car is forcibly entered. 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