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The Goderich Suncoast
Suns Atom All -Stars won the
'A' division championship in
the third annual Huronia-
Hockey Atom Tournament
held last weekend in Arthur.
The Suns defeated Rich -
vale, a Toronto area team, 6-
5 in their first round game.
In second round action they
edged a ,strong Essex 'team
-4. On Sunday, the Suns met
The game with Essex was
another back' and forth affair
with the teams tied 1-1 after
one period, and 2-2 after two
periods
Denis Kerr provided the
victory for the Suns, scoring
with only one second
remaining 'in the game to
give Goderich the 5-4 vic-
tory,. Twenty-five seconds
earlier, Essex had tied the
almerston, the other un- „game, scoring with their
eJeated team in the `A' goalie pulled. •
division, and beat them 4-2 Five players each scored
to"win the championship. 'once for the Suns. Kerr,
Thetwo games on David, Gallow, Scott Ross,
Saturday were both tough Joey Morrissey and Darrell
struggles with the Suns - Graham were 'the
pulling •off last minute marksmen. Getting one
heroics to win. assist each were David
'Against Richvale, Darrell Eastwood, David Gallow,
Graham's third goal of the Jim Mathers,, and Darrell
game, with 45 seconds left in Graham.
thethird period,• lifted the Gord Killops, with two,
Suns to victory, Joey Chris Flood and Dan
Morrissey, Tim Las'saline O'Halloran were ,the Esser'
and Brad Armstrong each scorers.
scored once for' the Suns. In the championship game,
Credited with one assist the Suns came up against a
each were Kevin Campbell, determined Palmerston
pavid • McDonald, Darrell team and were forced to
Graham, and Joey work hard for their 4-2
Morrissey. victory. 1
Richvale held a 2-1 lead at Steven Miller gave
the end of the first period, 'Pdlrrterston an early lead,
but the Suns led 4-3 after the but ,Tim Lassaline tied.it up
second. Richvale tied the' when he slapped in a pass
score at 5-5 with four and a from Darrell Graham. Dave' -
half minutes remaining, Eastwood, also' . assi"seed,.
setting . the , stage for Eastwood came back with a
.L". g_ fine wrist shot goal in the
_Graham's. ane , winning_
second period to' give the
Steve Mattel with two and Suns the lead, 2-1.
Brian Mason, Allan Evelyn
and Ben Carbone were the Paltnerston's, Mi'ke
R f c h y a l e scorers. Detweiler tied the game
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again early in the third
period. '
Denis Kerr scored ' the
winning goal on passes. from
linemat,es, Darrell' Graham
and Tim Lass'al,ine at the
midway point of the third
period. '.
David Gallow provided the
insurance r when he
took a, pass from Darrell
Graham and - walked in to
beat Palmerston goalie
Mark Larribier.
Both Goderich 'goalies, Jeff
Denomme sand, . Jim
MacDonald were steady, -
with MacDonald corning up
with some fine saves near.
the end of the game when he
came back in to relieve
Denomme who had been
hurt.
Following the game,
tournament director John
Thompson presented the
Class 'A' championship
trophy to Suns' captain
David Eastwood.
The trophy will • be on
display this week in the
window of the Alexander. and
Chapman office on the
Square, along with the other
trophy the 'Suns have won so
far this season, the con-
solation championship
trophy from the Kinpardine
Winter Games.
Championship crests for
the, Arthur tournament Are
presented to team members
Jeff ' Denornme; 'Jim
MacDonald, ' David
McDonald, Kevin Campbell,
Darrell Graham, Denis
Kerr, Tim 'Lassaline, David
Eastwood, ..David Gallow,
Scott Ross, Daryl Madge,
Jim Mathers, Robbie Kisch,
.Brad Arm''gtrong and 'Joey
Morrissey.
Darrell Graham .received
a free week at the Harriston
Hockey School,• as winner of
'a draw.
Coach of the Suns ' is
Richard Madge ,and 'John
Bakker is the manager:
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Sparo. ibe� ee �.GQDRiCH SIGNAL•S1"AR'.THURSAhY, F?E13It,UARaII''GBiu�water companys gays rare l�rsti1
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* This week's Star of the Week is 11 -year-old Mike
Wedlock, a defenceman ,with the , Sifte.. Salt in* the
,,peewee house league. He is now in his sixth year of.*
minor hockey, his first in the peewee ranks:
* Mike' played in • the atom division last year and * •
* although he is still playing with the same yottngsters of
*' his age group he claims .that peewee i -s a better league.
• The players have improved and the hoekey gets better
every year". z .
* "Mike has played defence ever since he: started
playing hockey and he does not antictpate,leaving his *
duties at ale "b•lucirneto" play ano"1ler po'si-t'il't t1.'"-I-Ie"`et'1-
* joys his position because he is involved in the play' a
* good percentage of the time and it also gives him many*
4. opportunities to carry the puck. .
*, Mike stated that a geed defenceman must be quite,
* adept at backward skating and should 'be wary of
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caught out of position which he admits ha'
happened to him on occasion. Rut Mike is an offensive
* minded defenceman .as evidenced by the eight goals 4(
* that he 'has already. scored this season, including one in*
* the last game that helped his team to a 3-1 victory over *
* Mike has one more year of.eligibility -in peewee and
* intends to play hockey for quite a Jew more years.
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The prapesed' rate increase Mr{. Coombs said some
being" requested by the' subscribers are not satisfied
Bluewater TV Cable Ltd. of with the quality of We signal
Holmesville is being on sonle channels, and want
protested by a small group improved service.
of subscribers in Clinton, The 'group is soliciting
Goderich, and Vanastra, but support ,Oind donations
Ron McIntosh the presidentthrough art ad in area papers
of Bluewater said the rate and he said he is hoping ror
increase is badly needed by at least 60 letters to take to
the company. the hearing.
Art Coombs, a spokesman Bluewater serves about
for the Consumer Alert 2,700 subscribers in Clinton;
Committee, said on Monday Goderich, Vanastra, and
that a group ,of subscribers Holmesville and 'Strathroy,
will ask the Canadian Radio- and according, to Mr.
Television Commission to McIntosh, the rate increase
turn down the proposed rate is the first since the corn -
increase from $5 to $6 at ,a pany was formed in 1972,
meeting of the CRTC' in It• is badly needed, Mr
Tc rontn on Feb. '25:' McIntosh said, because costs
of equipment, labor,. ,and
utility .pole rentals have
soared in the last two years.
He said - laborr alone has
jttrped, 50 per, cent' in two
years,
As f r as the poor signal,
Mr. cIntosJ, said it .is
be + 'd his control beCa.use
"we are trying to pull in
stations which•are.,more than
120 miles away."
He said 'that changing
weather patterns, can change
the reception from one hour
to the next, and ,this is
especially noticeable on the
distant channels such as
Detroit and Hamilton.
GODERICH ARENA -SPECIALEVENTS
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O.M.H.A. Playoffs — ' Third Game —
.Su•nday,., Feb. 9
•PETROLIA MIDGETS VS ,GODERICH 3:00 P.M.
• PETROLIA JUVENILES VS GODERICH 4:30. P.M.
Thursday,, Feb. 6
• PORT ELGIN BANTAMS VS GODERICH 8:00 P.M.
Goderich, Figure Skating Club
ICE NICKS A'7 5
Febvuary,' 7&,8. 8:00 P.M. .
• ADULTS- $1.00 STUDENTS 75c CHILDREN 50.c
PUBLIC .SKATING Sunday'Feb. 9
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1-3 p.m.
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MARK 35 YEARS
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Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Brindley celebrated their
35th wedding anniversary on
Friday evening, January 31.
The happy event started
with ' a delicious turkey
dinner at the Saltford Valley
Hall, with 60 guests, friend's
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and members of the family
• sitting down to tables,, at-
tractively decorated.: ' The
head table had a' lovely
centrepiece of pink car-
nations and baby white
mums and coral candles.
Dinner was n• prepared by
ladies'of the community and
t number of 4-1,I-girls'acted
as waitresses. John
Buchanan was Master of
Ceremonies. -
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'After the dinner a large
-number of friends -and neigh-
bors' gathered- to 'wish
Gordon and Donelda •a'happy,
anniversary and enjoyed
dancing to Tiffins Orchestra.
During the dancin'g the
happy couple' of ' 35 years
were preseri-ted with a gift of
money and numerous other
gifts;
Guests were present from
the surrounding community
'and from a distance.
NOTE
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MOBILE HOMfS
As noted in last week's
Signal -Star, the Honourable
Frank Miller, Ontario
Minister of Health will be in
tsod'erich 'this Friday,
February 7th at Public
;meeting ft the H'hron County"
Assessment Office 10 a.m.
till noon, in regard to the
Mustard Report. 'Many
voiced their 5oncern and,
dissatisfaction in regard to
this,. so ,p:1an to be at this
Meeting, and show your,
interest and concern.
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Auburn
Mr. and Mrs. Fordyce
Clark of Goderich visited
'last Sunday with Mr, and
Mrs. Thomas Johnsl.on-.and
• Miss Laura Phillips,
MrDerrick Cartwright
was in Alexandra ` Marine
and General Hospital last
Week for . a couple. of days
following injury at schd l to
his shoulder, He ' is coTl-
valesci,ng at his home.
Mr, and Mrs, Donaf�d
'Cartwright,David, Derrick,
and Lorre visited en Sunday.
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