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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-12-13, Page 6• 'PAC Z 4-7.-CODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, DECEMb1 R 1:), 1973 LEI'S TALI( MINOR HOC -KEY Goderich Minor Hockey Association is having a 'Juvenile ',Family') Draw, with prizes for Mom, Dad and Junior. Tickets are 25c each, or five for $1.00, and can be pur- chased -from any Juvenile Hockey player, their poach, Tom Thompson, or Manager Mike Pope. Proceeds are to help pay costs for a return trip to Toronto, which will be sometime in January. Snoopy is on display at the Tuck Shop in the Goderich Memorial Arena. • NOVICE HOUSE LEAGUE Monday, December 3, saw Graham Electric edge Gard - diner's Dairy 2-1. The' score - was tied 1-1 after the first period. Darrin Moore scored for Gardiner's with Randy Gaynor assisting. David Gallow notched, the first Electric goal, unassisted. David scored the second goal, also, with John Kloss assisting. The goalies, Joe Melady for Graham Elec- tric and Jeff Denomme for Gar - diner's, played strong garnes. Gardiner's came back on Friday night, Dec. 7, to defeat Bedford Hotel 3-1. The score was 1-1 after the first period, wi,h Brad Armstrong --scoring the Gardiner goal from John Peters; and Todd Rittinger got the Bedford goal with Danny Shaddick assisting. John Thompson put Gardiner's ahead in the second period with his first ' goal this season. John Peters assisted. Paul Murphy scored an unassisted goal for Gardiner's in the 3rd. period. Jeff Denomme played another strong game in goal. for Gardiner's. Saturday morning, December 8, saw Bedford Hotel and Graham Electric playing in what turned out to be a real thriller. Mark Crawford scored two first period goals, and Jim Ealters one, as Bedford took a 3-0 lead. Before the period en- '-ded,` ,Dave Ruxton scored the first Graham goal from Frazer Abbott. David Mahood and Daryl Madge earned assists on Crawford's goals. In the second period, Ken Huff scored with Dave Gallow assisting and then Dave Gallow scored unassisted to tie the game. Then late in the same period, Daryl Madge 'banged in a rebound to put the Bedford team ahead 4-3. Brent Fisher assisted. WithraJM ute left in the 3rd- period, Dave Gallow tied the score with Ricky Young assisting. NOVICE ALL-STARS On Saturday night, Decem- ber 8, Goderich downed Wingham '9-0. David .Gallow scored three goals and assisted on another. Brent Fisher scored 2'goals and had an assist. Mark Crawford had a goal and two assists. Daryl Madge Ricky Young • and Darrin Moore scored the other three. John Kloss, Darrin Moore and Ricky Young had assists. The whole team. was red hot as they skated, checked and shot well The highlights of the game were some passing plays. Mark Crawford shot a perfect pass to Brent Fisher in front,of the net, who as soon as he got it, fired it home. The other was' another perfect pass; This time it was John Kloss who made the pass to Daryl Madge who also wasted •no time in putting the puck in the net. If the boys keep shooting the puck as fast as they are, when in front of the net, they will come up with a lot of goals. The teams next outing is Saturday night in Goderich against Byron "at 5:45. ATOM HOUSE LEAGUE . December 4, Tuesday, first game between Kentucky Fried Chicken and Legion Auxiliary ended up in a one all tie. Ken- tucky Chicken opened the - scoring on a goal by Tommy Smith, assisted by Mark Car- men. This 1-0 lead stood up un - 'til the final minute of the third period of play. Pat Bisset tied the game as Danny Redpath drew the assist for the Legion. Glenmark Homes defeated Goderich Electric 1-0 on a goal by Steve Dobie. Greg Marshall and Stephen Boyce set up the only goal. In the nets for Glen - mark Homes was Scott Profit who picked up the shutout. Saturdays game Glenmark Homes whitewashed Legion Auxiliary 3-0 with David MacDonald in .the nets and picked up the shutout. Leading the attack was Dennis Kerr with two goals and Steve Dobie with the other goal. Robert Willis also had tw,o points as he assisted both of Kerr's goals and John Little picked up an assist'on one of the goals. Greg Marshall and Stephen Boyce again were- the pleay makers on Dobie's goal. In the second game Friday it was a close game all the way, with Kentucky Chicken edging Goderich Electric 2-1. Ken- tucky Fried. Chicken goals came from, .the sticks of Steve Sager and Tommy Smith who were assisted by Chris Knox and Brian Shortreed respectively.' Point getters for the Goderich; Electric were Dave. McDonald with a goal and Del Bedard an assist on Dave's goal. SUNCOAST ESTATES ATOM `ALL-STARS The Suncoast Suns Atom All -Stars league record stands at four wins and one loss, following a split in two games played last week. Tuesday ►n Seaforth the Suns carte up with a coni inci.ng 7-2 victor, over Seatort h. Seaforth scored the opening' goal in the first minute of play. when Mike McLaughlin scored, but that was all the scoring for the home team until Jirn Barry scored on a penalty shot in the last minute of the game, awar- ded when a Goderich player dragged down a Seaforth for- ward from behind on a breakaway In between. the Suns scored seven times. Mark Rowe scored twice for the winners while Larry Kelly, Alan Bakker, Randy Graham, Larry Boyce and John Huff ad- ded • singles Assists were credited to Larry Kelly with two, and Darrell Graham, Randy Grahaw, Mark Rowe and Alan Bakker, with -one each. Playing at home Saturday night. the Suns were upset 5-1 by a fired up Zurich team. Robert Willert was the big gun for Zurich with four goals. Kris Bedard scored the ofher Zurich goal. Larry Kelly scored the only Goderich goal, with an assist from Alan Bakker... Zurich led 2-1 at the end of the second period addinkthree third period goals to ensure their win. -On Sunday the Suns travelled t0 London -where they were edged 6-5 by Huron East in an exhibition game. The London team scored three quick goals early in the first period before the Suns -got untracked. From there on, it was a -see-saw battle that saw the Suns pull. within one goal of Huron East in the last minute of the game. - and with the pressure on as rhe game ended. Ian Anderson had two goals for 'London, as did Nick Degaust. Neil Hamilton and Brian Buchanan added the others. Five players scored one each BY, JACK CUMMINGS for Goderich. They were Randy Graham, John Alexander, Larry Kelly, Jim Fritzley,'and Larry Boyce. Assists went to Jim Fritzley, Mark Rowe, Joey Morrissey and Darrell Graham. The Suncoast Suns have a busy weekend corning up.. Friday they will play in Bayfield. On Saturday coach Richard Madge's team will play in Mitchell at 4:15 before returning home for an exhibition game with Wingham at 7.30" PEE WEE HOUSE LEAGUE December 3, first game, Club Grill had an outburst of five goals and went on to defeat Goderich Restaurant 5-1. Club Grill player, Terry Shoemaker, led the attack with three -goals' and Larry Gaynor -picked up the other two goals. Paul Young and Wesley McLean drew assists. Getting the Ione goal for Goderich Restaurant -was •Ken Reid, unassisted. Sifto Salt downed (Goderich" Motors) Lionel's Sunoco 5-3 Steve Walters had a hat trick and single goals went to Jim Burbine and Doug Cruikshank. Danny' Boyce picked up two assists and played one of his best games to date. Friday's game: Sifto Salt whitewashed Goderich Restaurant 4-0. Danny Freest an got his first two- goals of the season; picking up single points were Steve Walters and Geoff King, both with goals, and Bruce Doherty and Doug Cruikshank each had an assist in the game. Mike Reynolds picked up his second shutout 'of the season. Second game, December 7, ended in_ a `two -all tie as Club Grill got goals from John Bird and Doti Coughlan. Wesley McLean drew„ an --.assist. Lionel's Sunoco (.Goderich Motors) got :their goals from John Clement and Rick Leddy,K GODERICH LION • PEE WEES The Lions and Stratford Pee Wees provided a good game of OUR NEW DISCOUNT DRUG SUNDRY SECTION .:. art., hockey this past. Saturday night, with the Goderich Pee Wees victorious over the visiting team 2-0. The Stratford players were always a threat as they played a close checking game, intercep- ting many of the Goderich teams passes and keeping them on their toes. Roger Lewis scored first for the Lions in the first period with the assistance of Larry McGee. The next goal, by Steven Arbour from a pass by Larry Daer, didn't come until early in the third period. All of the Goderich Lions team played well. Next Saturday night the Goderich Pee Wees play earlier than usual at 6:30 when they will meet the Byron Pee Wees in the Goderich Arena. BANTAM HOUSE LEAGUE The convener and coaches have decided, that all games up to the end of this year will be exhibition. First of the year the regular schedule will com- mence and it is hoped to have all the teams balanced by then. Las( week there was only one game. That was on Monday when Don Holst Real Estate defeated McGee G.M. Parts 4- 1. The other two evening's games were cancelled. (continued on page 7) Electrohome Calypso stereaconsole wilt make a handsome addition to your home. It features a 00 watt stereo chassis with AMI FIM FM stereo tuner, Dual 1211 changer, and a full range 6 speaker system for beautiful sound reproduction. Finished in natural walnut cabinet by Deilcraft. An outstanding value at just x49995 Complete with 8 track players . and satellite speakers. 92 South St. SALES & SERVICE I (CC Boil Plaine of the Goderich Use. the Signal -Star this Christmas to send greetings to:your friends vsz4s za5:5.4 ZCXXV11MicIa5i3WAVOiM4 x VACIctdi 3t*SVA x`sdi xKxA d x NtAliZaF 94F.MAxAsS Ni k • a' AT 4 4 See the new they play hard... John Deere See the great new John Deere Snowmobiles for '74 during our open house. There -are seven new models - power selections Snow from 292 to 440cc's. And you Mach nes can slide hail suspension oose John re's w `}'stem or proven bogie -wheel /49- at/our suspension. SHO—" make play ROOM out of hard work This winter throw away your shovel. With a John Deere Snow Blower you can clear a blizzard from your walks and driveway almost before the snoW stops falling. Select from 5-, 7-, or 8 -hp models, 26- or 32 -inch cut. With a John Deere Snow Blower to walk behind and a John, Deere Snowmobile to ride son, winter is great Enfun. ► JOHN De E HURON. MAITLAND LTD. kW TO RAM FACTORY OUTLET AT VANAITRA a^ BTIME GREETINGS The wonderful old traditions call for people to gatliet4 together, to meet with their near and dear. As you and yours celebrate Christmas, we wish for you the tri delights of the season. This Christmas time we wish to all our frfondsneighbors a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year by making a contribution- to a charity in lieu of Individual greeting cards.—Helen and Gor- don McManus To all -our friends and neighbors, may we take thipportunity to extend our warmest wishes for this festive season.—Clark, Marlette, Tim and Angela Chisholm The blessings of the Christmas ***son and best wishes for` the coming year to all our friends.—George, Evelyn and daughter, Anne Marie Chambers Instead of sending cards this year we wish our friends, neighbours and relatives a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year -.Harry and Ada Fritzley. The, blessings of the Christmas Season and Best Wishes for the coming year to all our friends and neighbors In Goderich. -1!111 and Elsie Gardner Best Wishes to ail for a Joyous Christmas, a Healthy, Happy and Prosperous New Year. --The LeRlancs, Wrist St. Malcolm and Adelaide Mathers wish alt their Goderich friends Christmas - and New Year's Greeting's, in Neu of cards we have made a donation to the Chl dren's We wish you a Merry Christmas Aid Society. and a Happy New Year.—Thr Sank of Montreal. The bieeein of the Christmas season and best wishes for the Wishing our neighbors, Irlefds coming ,..year, --Harold and Joan and_relitives a Merry Christmas SonWalker. and family, Ruth and brad b. and a prosperous' New . - Year.-Mad.Iln. and Tom Mont Wimp all my friends a Merry B y Christmas-=Mhs Marie (MON rr m laarowlosmaientime vanno lea ;rommoIl ismrsinsairlbrrua eimiliabi inti ll 't"'ilmem Christmas Greetings to •II ou r neighbours, relatives and We wish peace, joy and happiness this Christmas Season and throughout the New ro making a donation INtlort s Canadian Diabetic cards.--Franklin in Neu of sending and Alma Mitchell Instead of sending cards this year .. we wish our friends, neighbours and relatives a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year --Bud and Rose Sheardown. M rry Christmas and a Happy New Year to our f N�s K s and relatIves.--Jane Pat and Sill Rivett. The Rittingers. Isabelle, Gin' Todd and Mark wish their friends a Merry Christmas and HWPP1r New Year. 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