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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-02-20, Page 25• 0 GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY; FEB AR•'20,191 rx (continued from page. 8) There was no scoring in the second period as both goalies, Paul Bellinger and Harold Sartori stopped several breadkaways. Starting the, third period, Rob McDonald , beat Paul Bellinger with a high hard one as Dave Parson s 'set,, up a nice pass. Thenat the half way mark of the third period, Steve ,Ruxton tied the score_.. picking uta Rob McDonalds rebound, The tie breaking goal was scored with 'fess than five minutes remaining in the 'game again it was Dade Parsons digging it out of the corner, and getting it (pack to Marty Middell who made no mistake. . GO)QERICH POLICE FALCONS ALL—STARS The Goderich Police Falcons played back to back with Wingham on the weekend. The first game was on'riday night in Wingham and the Falcons lost all determination and let Wingham go ahead i-2. The only Goderich goals were sc'ore'd by Rick Stoddart, assisted by Steven Arbour and Gary Peters and the second goal by Dale Duncan assisted .by Paul Dougherty. On Saturday, Wingham travelled to Goderich only to have the tables turned and the Falcons defeated the Warriors 5-2. By the end of the first period, the• score was, 3-0 for Goderich on powerplay goals by Paul Doughertyy, Dale Duncan, and Steven Arbor assisted by Hugh Hanl;,i. In the seconcj period, both sets of defense'Were working hard as only one goal, was scored by Winkham, making it 3-1. The third.period started yith a Last goal for Wingham but Goderich came back"with two quick One by Roger Lewes assisted by Gary Peters and fifth Goderich goal by°Steven Arbour, assisted by Paul Dougherty. The team played," a good game and deserved to win. In net for the Falcons was Gerry Gaynor who came up with some strong saves. BANTAM HOUSE LEAGUE In the Bantam House League this week, in a game played Sunday morning, Goderich Elevator upset Don Hoist Real Estate 3-2. There was. no scoring in the first period as. both goaltenders came through with some excellant stops. Brian Reed opened the scoring to start the second period to give Goderich Elevator a one goal lead. Before the ,period ended,,, Don Holst came back with two quick goals, Larry McGee from Torp Doherty, and then Rod Graham scored assisted by Dave Ruosemalen. In the third period, Goderich Elevator's top scorer, Brian Reed tied the game and then got the winning goal with only 35 seconds remaining. Eric IIIIIIIIr tta.r� AIL 111/ - . MIL R'[ - - akirten was responsible for setting up Brian Reed's tying , goal as Brian ended up with the hat trick: Play offs start next week. - ° In a double header played on Monday February 10, Don Holst Real Estate defeated McGee Q. M. Parts •5-2, and in the second game, Burger Bar Kings came from behind to defeat Goderich Elevator 3-2. THE TW I'NS In the fourth game of the playoffs with Petrolia Midget "A's", the Twins won the series and 'the game in Petrolia last Saturday ,evening, the final score was the Twins 7, and Petrolia 3. The Goderi. l.. Midgets played heads up, hockey, kept their cool and stayed out of the penalty box in the last period of the game as Petrolia received 14 minor penalties mostly for roughing • and charging. Petrolia opened the scoring at . 1,',13 on. a , three -on -one breakaway. Jeff Field getting the goal. The Twins came right back to tie 'the game on Tim McLean's backhander, Ben Worsell started the play from the point. Bill Lewis got the tie breaking goal as Paul Schaefer dug it out to him from the corner. Before the period en- ded, the Twins went ahead 4-1 .on goals by Tim McLean, Phil Arthur and'Bill Lewis. One of the best periods of hockey which the Twins have played all year -as it was a team effort. They all skated well, and played excellent positional hockey and back -checked, picking up assists on the goals were Greg Beacom, Bill Lewis, Ed Courtney and Mike Cum- mings. In the second pe▪ riod; Petrolia fought back and scored their second goal With a mar1._ad- - vantage. Jay Freer let it go from close irt'. Then at 10:14, Freer. picked up his second power play goal of the game. The biggest goal of the game • was scored by Bill Walters as he intercepted a pass along the " boards and let one go from a share angle, hitting , the top corner. This goal was what,- Goderichneeded as this gave them a 5-3 - two goal lead going into the third and final period. In the third period, Mike Cummings made it 6-3 as Tim . McLean and Steve Chase set him up at the 12 second mark, then Phil Arthur scored the Twins' nafinalgoal 0 power HOCKEY NOTES I've been threatened! I had a phone call wanting to know if,4 had Life -Insurance or not. Seriously - we did have lady coaches in pr(41ious years. Miss Joanne Kolkman, Mrs. Williamson and Mrs. Williams. Many thanks to Wilf Denomme fpr taking the .whole .penomme Flower team out for a meal after their game Monday night. LIONS PEE WEE ALL-STARS The Pee Wee All -Stars will play their first game of the, second round of the O.M.H.A. playoffs on Wednesday, Feb. 19, at '8:30 p.m. in Orangeville. • Their next game will he back in Goderich on Thursday February 27, They will also play in a tournament in Collingwood this weekend. Their first game is against Stoneybr Ook. play, Shawn Dalton and Paul Figure skaters Schaefer assisting. Petrolia were out to get the Goderich players in the final 10 minutes' of play, but Goderich played plan d hockey instead of roughing it up and that seemed to be the difference 'in the game. The Twins will now meet Elmira. The first, game will be in Elmira on Friday night and then back here Sunday 'af- ternoon. gam A exdAder Chttpman Realty Limited �. Real Estate "" General Insurance Property Management P 4-9 8 THE SQUARE, GODERICH, 5 2 6 6 2 •h 'Don't Wart For"Spring Now is a ,good time to choose a new house, or maybe one just like new. Mortgage rates are.lower: Selection is goo. Just give usa call. 4. --Live .hn the°.. Country In this `two.' bedroom brick bungalow ;nestled amongst -trees. Large lakefront lot. Own well. Taxes $119.00. Located "' five miles south of, Goderich. Price reduced. 97 Cottages, Your choice of several cottages, close to Goderich. All furnished,. and all on lakefront. Price ranges , from $18,000 to $39,500. Now is, a good ti ilio to' choose. " Close to the Square Presently set up for 'hairdressing, •11/2 storey houSe, • single car garage, 3 bedrooms, double living room with fireplace. Room for a garden too. Asking ° $26;000. Open for offers. 127 "'New E;ih!ons Street 3 bedroom brick semi- detached, close to schools: Deluxe kitchen. Wall to wall broadloom: Patio doors. 11/2 bath. Electric heating. Asking 532,500. - " in April 11! draw winner Wane Fisher, coach of the Goderich Signal -Stars presents a new television to Mrs. Carol Walters of Stratford, the winner of a draw sponsored by the juvenile hockey club. The ticket waspurchased for Mrs. Walters by her father J.C. Wilson of Goderich. (staff photo) Program- The monthly meeting of the Goderich Figure Skating Club was held on February 10 at the `reation'Office: " The • Club's ,annual meeting will be held April 8 at 8 p.m. Everyone is 'invited to attend this meeting, so parents and interested persons please come out and support your club. The club is planning another dance on April 5 at the Arena. The 'theme of the dance will be "Spring Cruise" so watch your paper for further information, on this. • A nominating committee was also appointed to bring a new slate of officers to, be elected at the annual meeting. This weekend, February 22,. _ is club competitions starting at 11:15, at the arena, so come and `viwateh this, it will be very in- teresting for all. moves Conestoga College announces that • the post secondary Secretarial Program Years One and Two, currently offered at the Clinton Centre, will 'be transferred • to ,the Stratford Centre of Conestoga Cpllege, effective 1'September 1975. The decision followed a careful study of tire learning facilities at the Clinton Centre, and of the suggestions of • Faculty, Secretarial students, and members of the com- munity. 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