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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-01-07, Page 16PAGE 2A GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1987 oa ��° `��` KARATE P INTRODUCTORY COURSE • (8 Weeks). HOURS: Monday & Wednesday 7:00 p.m. -8:30 p.m. CLASSES: Available for women and children (age 10 up) :, COST: $30.00 for 8 weeks REGISTRATION Monday January 12, 1987 6;45 p,rn' For Information Call (482.3634) EXCELLENT FITNESS & DEFENCE TRAINING FOR MEN• WOMEN 8 CHILDREN "DON'T PUT IF OFF AGAIN DO IT NOWIII" It's A Family Affair... Y ...0 hen somebody graduates, . celebrates a birthday or has a part t. —_�' 7'he-(;Oderich_Signal-Star � , r ,,j a specializes in news about, 4 '; '� d families in this community. rt :Ind a hrictinformative cutline are person. 11111 ears or more. 11ritten reports about Iririhdm e%ents are %selcorned t'or persons uI• am . age and hill Ire printed at nor charge. Birth announcements arc accepted at 110 charge. )bitten rclwrls abnut`anv= fainly -social eNents are alnms=nelcomed-;tld gill be-1)ublished a1-uu.charge. \ photo and a brief, inform:10%e cuilinc nn ill be published free of charge for umone graduating front college. unisersi- 1) or other post-secnndarschool education. Iiirthtla) photos, published free of charge for children 1Q Vicars and under lir 1•or u' fiend our.f:emits 4 . It•. \ I;unil� . JI -.i r i.o,;Ilu (,ntscrich Signal -tiler RO. 1{m 220, Goderich, ()Mario ur drop it oil at nen' office on Iluekins 51. in the'Industriei Park. Sports r Midgets bo out o filv r Sticktournament wti 4-1 loss •- w the negative side, defenceman Ian MacKin The Goderich_Legion, Midgets 'continued play -in the. Petrolia Silver Stick hockey tour= nainent last week in which they won one more contest before being'knocked out. Last Tuesday, the Midgets played Wind- sorconstantly and won 5-3 in an exciting fashion. Wind -.get the equalizer. sor opened the scoring but Darrell Durnin q . As Goderich opened the blew a shot past the goaltender to tie the game up, Paris cashed in on their oppor- score. Neil Rodger and Hod Nizrse drew tunities as they scored a pair of markers.in assists. Windsor. went ahead again but Mike the final two minutes to end Goderich's Beange•brought-the-Midgets- back -when•he quest in the tournament, • knocked in his own rebouhd. Tom Bean was awarded the game MVP The game continued to be close with both award for Goderich for his hard 'work. On teams getting chances. Goderich goalie Jay Williamson made, some big saves as Goderich played well in the" defensive zone. Rod Nurse broke the scoreless tie when he took a pass from Gary Erb and blasted a shot from -the point into the Windsor net. In' Shamrock League play on Friday 'lbrnBan.tddedanother goal ashe_found. night; the Goderich Bantai:•, skated to a 9-4 ust enough room between the goalie and the victory over Parkhill. post to give the locals r3 4-2 advantage. In the penalty filled game, the local squad •Windsor scored once more but Barry took 22 penalties while their opponents took 'Thompson scored from Ian • MacKinnon to six and therefore played much of the contest restore a two -goal lead. Rod Nurse received shorthanded. Nevertheless, Greg DeWinter, the game MVP award for his good play and Brian Lane and George Sideris scored two devastating hipi checks. The next day Goderich went back tO play goals each for the winners, with singleton's Paris, but the localsawarded to Shawn Talbot, Tim Harrison dropped a 4-1 decision, and Greg.Alcock:, " knockinl;rthere out -of the tourney. Paris scored two easy goals on. Goderich to take an early lead, but the locals con- tinually attacked but didn't get any offen- sive breaks; Darrell Durnin finally broke a , through When he again blasted a shot to ford to compete 'in•the annual Silver, Stick break the Paris shutout. tournament there. Essex, their first game MINORHOCKEY non-will-probably-be _ out _the- remainderof the season with an injury which occurred in the Paris contest. Thee,yvinners of the Midget tea hockey draw were: Norm Culbert ( Vin• ich), 1ST, Dalton Morgan (Waterloo), 20 , and Irene Hannah (Harrington), 3RD.. The Midgets will begin their playoffs on January 14 against Wallaceburg in Goderich -complete-schedule-will-be-an- nounced later. Bantams defeat Parkhill The victory improves the team's record to an impressive; l0 wins, three losses and one tiein league -action. On Sunday, the Bantams travelled to Wat- Sale starts Wednesday, January 7, °1987 and ends Saturday, January 1.7th, -1987 or while quantities last. 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Reg. ,• 2•.99 opponents, came, out slashing and hitting from behind. The worst part about.. it, though, was they got away withit. This initially did not stop the Goderich team from opening the scoring as Andre Cauchi scored an unassisted goal. Early in the second period Cauchi put Goderich' ahead by two with his second goal with Greg • Alcock assisting. , The stickwork of the Essex players went undetected but any retaliatory action by the Goderich-team seemed-to-cat'eh-the:of- ficials' eye as the penalties began to mount. - Playing shorthanded a team can't hope Cp win games and this proved to be the case as Essex came back to tie the game 2-2 by the end of the middle session. The rash of penalties continued in the third period, many of them occurring after missed calls by the officials which only • frustrated -the -local -team even -further. 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Pee Wees , lose two on ,weekend The Godeiiich-Lions Pee Wees hit the road 'twice' last weekend, but once again they . ± came home pointless even though the, squad gave strong efforts. - SaturdaT in St. Marys, the Lions trailed 1-0 after the first period and ,4=2 after two fraines before the hometowners -notched late third period goals to walk away with the contest. . • Aaron -Duckworth -scored -both Goderich goals on powerplays with 'Paul Hamilton, . and Andrew McLarty assisting on both goals. The Lions, for one period and a half,; outplayed the unbeaten Stonetown boys but could not get Many direct shots to open the game up early. In London the next day, Goderich showed its best scoring progress of the season but it was in -fail -as -they -dropped a 6-4 decision to. the South London Sabres. " Kelly MacDonald, Mark Phillips, Jason Jeffrey and Paul Wheeler scored Lion' goals with assists going to MacDonald, Sean Black, Jeremy ;Grasb'y and Aaron Duckworth. This weekend the Lions will play in the Legion tournament in Ripley and will begin t1ieireightgameOMHA Playoff against Belle, River in Belle River on January 17. Howell and Mitchell games played by club On December 29 a five -table Howell game was played at the local bridge club. Ralph Kingswell and Bill Duncan finished first, with Tom Eadie and Joe Martin se- cond. Marg Hall and Rev. John Wood finish- ed third while Jean Papernick and Louise Hetherington tied for fourth and fifth with .Joan and Louis Stadelman. The next day, a seven -table Mitchell game was played with Eleanor Erskine directing. The average score was 84. First place finishers in the North/South were Mary Donnelly and Manor Erskine 199 points 1. Betty and Ray Fisher finished second (91 points), while Pat Denstedt and Mary Hewitt ended up in third (84). Cathy cDonald and Pat Stringer. along with Barb owe -and Marion -Lane -180.5 points)_finish- ed tied for fourth. Joanne Gilchrist and Lee Ryan (99 points) were first in the East/West. Jean Papernick and I,ouise Hetherington were second with 93,5 points, Bill Bradley and John Donatis third with 90.5 and Marg Hall and Rev. John Wood fourth with 84.5 points. • Leafs • froth page 1 Yaremchuk never uses his wingers, and if he could shoot hit the net, he'd •improve:,McGill is a -goon, but when he's on, he'd not bad. Gill is young and im- proving, and patience -is definitely need- ed for him to iinpro\e. Ihnacak seems to still be in a daze when he plays. Once he learns some discipline, he'll be OK too. His brother Pete is another story. Miroslav Frycer and Brad Smith are in the D category. Frycer has been- .hurt,.. but when he does play, he floats and com- plains to everybody that h1e;s just in a slump. Maybe -.when -he -returns; hell smarten trp•and help the team instead of hurting it. As for Smith, well, he gets a D • • only because the fans love him He skates like a runaWay train with his stick flail- ing away and he can't shoot his way out • of a Wet paper bag. Plus Don Cherry also loves him, so he can't be that great a hockey player. :a 4.: