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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-03-13, Page 15111 GODERICH SIGNAL-ST'AR,\ ' 'R;SD4YP MARCH 13 (continued from page 3) HIGHLIGHTS OF THE PEE WEE DIVISION Minor Hockey Mother et the Year --- Mrs. Lionel Kloss (she spent„all her spare time at the arena selling soup.) Never missed a game —Z Shorty and Barb Young were tied with Mr. and Mrs., George Sager. Most exciting coach and every. one's favourite, Bili, Wilson of the Goderich O.F.P. Fritzley, Memorial Trophy ,for the most improved goalie in the Pee Wee House League goes to Paul Bellinger of the Sifto Salt team. Goderich Restaurant is the House League Champions and also winner,, of the runner-up trophy r in' the finals; congratulations to Dick Hagle. as hedid a wonderfutiob. Denomme Flowers won the House League playoff finals and the, Champion Trophy. Details f the sponsors of the trophies are not available. Ted Rowe and family did a terrific job in looking after, all the game :reports, running the time clock, looking after the referees plus being convener of the league. A job well done. GODERICH POLICE FALCONS BANTAM ALL-STARS In two exhibition games played in, Goderich on the weekend, the Falcons lost 6-3 to Mitchell and tied four all with "Seaforth. --In —the—first -game- against Mitchell played on • Friday 'night, by the 13:49 mark of the J+� 16. second period,' it was 6-0 for Mitchell. Goderich's first goal garne from Roger Lewis unassisted. Early in the third period, Rick • Rawson picked up a loose puck and carried it down the ice to score the second goal for the Falcons. The last goal of the game was by Paul Dougherty assisted by Paul Helesic. The second game was on Saturday night. Two quick goals early in the game gave , the Falcons thg lead. 'In the second period both teams scored two goals for a spore 'Of 42. The final period proved positive for• Seaforth. They scored their third goal at the 8:59` mark and with two minutes 0 remaining in the game, they pulled their goalie and -scored- with three seconds_ left to play. BANTAM HOUSE LEAGUE PLAYOFFS In the finals iLwas Don Hoist Real Estate versus Goderich Elevators, and the winner for, the Don Hoist Trophy for the Championship was Don I-lolst Real Estate as they swept the series in two games. Thursday's game Don Hoist bombed Goderich Elevator 8-1 as Gerry' Wunnink picked up three goals for the hat trick. Torn Doherty and Jacques Richard each picked up two second period, but before the goals and single .counters went period ended, Port Elgin took a to Randy Stoddart. 'Spoiling commanding ' 4-2 lead. Phil Dave Bedour's shutout was picked up his second goal also -4Glark N,:Williarni mwho-.-soured,--.•,,,,unassisted, on a ., ojc,e >liove. � Goderich Elevators o,nly goal in around the defence letting a the•third period.'" high hard one. go. In the second game on Friday night, Don' Holst won 4-2 as they played one of their best games ,to date. It was Dave Ruosemalen who opened the scoring from Jacques Rit ard'', in the second period, tut Goderich Elevator tied the game on a good goal by Mark Hutchins, Brian Reed assisting. Before the period ended, Don Hoist make it 2-1 on a goal by Tom Doherty, Richard and Chisholm assisting. Dpn Hoist wePit ahead 4-1 on Tan .Doherty's second goal of -the game and Ian Chisholm's goal from Ron Butler. Goderich Elevator's Terry Shoemaker broke loose -and went in the'beat Bedour on agood wrist shot. Goderich Elevator was the runner up and received the McGee Cadillac Trophy. THE TWINS In the first game of the round robin series in the W.O.A.A"' playoffs, the Goderich Twins travelled to Port 'Elgin on Wednesday, Marsh 5 with only' 10 players and came through with a five all tie. Port Elgin opened the scoring for the only goal in the first period. Roy Roedger.picked up and fired it past John Page, this corning on a power play late in the first period. Phil, Arthur put the Twins on the score board to open the The Twins went ahead in the final period on three goals, Paul Schaefer starting the rally as he picked up a pass from bill Lewis and Mike Cummings „,,assisted. Ben Worsell tied the game four -all as Pete Crew and Phil Arthur combined on' a, three way passing play. With only a minute and tliirty•three seconds remaining in the game, the Twins scored to go ahead 5-4. It was Phil Arthur's third goal of the game and picking up assists were Ben Worsell and Pete Crew, Doth teams were playing five a side when Paul McKinnon knocked a loose puck in front of the Twins' net to tie the game with only 20 seconds remaining. HOCKEY NOTES Inthe final game of the Atom Tournament, which was held in Bayfield, Bayfield won the' game in overtime 8-7 against Goderich Candlelight Inn. Bayfield went ahead 3-0 in the first. period on two goals by Rick Johnston and 1 by Jeff Merner. In . the second period, Goderich got on.the score sheet as Greg Marshall .scored unassisted and then Tom Profit, scored two goals and at the end of the second period, the score was Bayfield 4, Goderich 3. Bayfield made it 5-3 on a goal by ' Brian . V.anaaken, then Goderich came on strong as Tom Profit scored two more goals to tie the game 5-5. Bayfield went ahead on a goal by Rob Chapman 30 seconds later, Tom Profit tied' the game again and before the period ended, Rick Johnston picked up his fourth goal of the game and,Tom Profit picked up his fifth and sixth goals of the game.. The winning goal in overtime was scored unassisted by Jeff Merner. BLYTH, LEGION L VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT TOURNAMENT The Goderich Restaurant won both games and the Championship Trophy which is on display in the Goderich Restaurant. On March 8 in the first game the Goderich,Restaurant won 8- 04. a 3 over Monkton.' Second gap ” was 3,1 for 0o,4eriek' Restaurant over , ►twaoiri' (entered in the 'Young Canada Week): R dbert McDonald Was awarded a hockey stick ffr„,,thf most valuable player. I would like to give a pecial thanks to everyone who helped - to write `Let's Talk Minor Hockey' Mrs. Elliott, Dick' Madge, Doug Fisher, Dennis Williamson and " all the con- veners and to Auriel Pope for typing all the 'game reports, plus the Bantam All -Stars. ,10 OFF BENJAMIN MOORE PAINTS ON SELECTED RANDOM LENGTH MOULDED; , VANITY -& COUNTER' ER TOPS! . • Mr. Stereo, first place and grand champs in the novice division of minor hockey, were presented their team trophy°Saturday morning after their playoff game with Gardiner's Dairy. Raymond Bedard, front left, and David Jewell accepted the trophies for their teammates from John Bakker, rear left, and Bill Stanbury. (staff -photo) Figure skaters plan skate-a-thOn at arena The Goderich Figure Skating Club and the Goderich Minor Hockey Association supporters' club are joiningiands in a fund raising project to be held on March 29. The two clubs are holding a Skatathon from nine in the morningto five h the ° afternoon. Ross, .Dutch Waltz; Barbara Bechard, Canasta; and Cheryl Jardine, Heather Marshall and Jennifer Ha • er, Swing. Entrants in the • day long skate should pick up their entry forms from the ,-arena or at school to get their sponsorship for the skate. All pledges must , ` be collected and turned in to Victoria and Grey. Trust no later than April 14 and prizes for the top money earners will be given out at that time. Trophy day for the Wed"- h nesday ' skaters will be on March 26. The club extends an invitation to anyone wishing to watch the tiny twirlers compete at five o'clock at the Goderich arena. - A large crowd gathered at the Brussels arena to witness Test Day on March 6. 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