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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-03-25, Page 151 Scott Garrow of the Goderich Machinist Atoms waits for the puck in front of the Stoneybrook net during OMHA semi- final action last Wednesday evening at the Goderich arena. Garrow scored three of Goderich's four goals and assisted on the other Stoneybrook Buchanan) but the local boys went down to defeat as scored eight goals. (Photo by Joanne Stoneybrook defeats atoms in semi-final The . Goderich Machinist Atoms were eliminated from further OMH&playoff.actio_n last Wednesday night in Goderich when they were defeated 8-4 by Stoneybrook in the semi-finals. Stoneybrook opened up the scoring in the first period but Goderich tied things up one minute later with a goal by Darren Stanbury assisted by Scott Garrow and Bill Trebish. Goderich then went ahead on a goal by Garrow assisted by Byron Bowman. By the end of the first period _.however, Stoneybrook had tied things up again: Stoneybrook went ahead by one goal in the second period and in the third period they outscored the Goderich boys five goals to two. Goderich's two were scored by Garrow assisted by Jim Kelly and Terry Pan- nabecker and Garrow assisted by Bowman. Although the Goderich ditt Atoms‘were defeated three games straight by Stoneybrook in the -three -out. of -five series, Coach . Steve Buchanan ` said they had nothing to be ashamed of. Considering that Goderich is a 'B' team and Stoneybrook is a major 'A' team, the local boys played as well as could be expected and Buchanan said he was proud that they had gotten as far in the playoffs as they did. He said he was also pleased with the support the Atoms had received from the com- me pity ass -evidenced by the large attendance at last Wednesday's game. Stoneybrook will now goon to play the winner of the Essex -Leamington series for the OMHA championship. The Goderich team has yet to compete in• an Atom tournament in Acton on March 28 before hanging up their skates for another season. Fun day held Hodge's Mill and.Elevator of Dungannon sponsored a 'Men's Curling Fun Day' on Saturday, 'March 21. Lots of fun was in progress until the spring thaw set in. In spite of this handicap, two games were played in each draw and winners declared. Winner of the 9 a.m. draw was Ralph Foster and his team of Paul Betties, Rod Johnston and Charles Orr. Second place was Len Bowman, Ross Eedy, Dan Durst and Ken Hodge. Third place was John McKenzie's rink with Keith Fisher, Glen Ribey and Hugh Feagan. King Cam Bogie and his team of Len Fisher, Girvin Reid and John Stoll took fourth place. The 11 a.m. draw was won by. Bill Robertson with Joe Hunking, George Smythe and °` John Peters. Second place went to Jim Hawkins and his team of David Hawkins, Don Scott and Randy Scott. Don McKenzie, bon Curran, Frazer Huyck and Bob Jewell took third place, while the fourth place went to skip Tom Eadie and his team of Steve Huff, Jud Milburn and Dan Willis. Draws for maple' syrup were won by Eric Moore and Hugh Feagan while' the vice grips were won by Reg Riehl and ' John McKenzie. Steve Huff and Charles Culbert won the vice grips given as prizes during the lively Chinese auction. The curlers sat down to a delicious meal catered to by Linda Freeman and then rounded out the rest of the evening with some, rousing games of cards. GODERICHSIGNAL TAB, WEDNESDAY, MAR H We now have a,lot full of great deals. PLUS, our low, low 14% FINANCING RATE has been extended up to and Including MARCH 31st, 1981 CoK9e OZ. WITH THE PURCHASE OF A N 1FikFB FREE-EOK-E .> - ---- ANY SMALL PIZZA.- 2 FREE COKE ANY 10 SLICE PIZZA - 3 FREE COKE ANY 12. SLICE PIZZA - 4 FREE COKE -TILL SAT., MAR. 28— ALSO AVAILABLE FRENCH FRIES -. QUARTER POUNDERS SEATING AVAILABLE igagsa TRICIDG. IEE REMEMBER... 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