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The Foresters -Curling team defended- their Industrial. Curling League
° championship by winning the Signal -Star Trophy for the second straight
year. George Sutton made the presentation to team members Jamieson
and Faye Ribey, Cam Bogie and Bill Robertson. (photo by Dave Sykes)
Atoms finish as trophy -winner
The Goderich Machinist
Atoms finished their hockey
season as trophy -winners
.when „they . _captured theo•
championship at the
O.M.H.A. Centennial Atom
Tournament in Acton on the
weekend.
Goderich met the
Tilsonbarg Minor team first
on Saturday morning and
digeated them by a score of
14-1. Scott Garrow led the
scoring for Goderich with
nine goals and one assist.
Byron Bowman scored a hat
trick along with three
• assists. And Larry Lep-
pington and Darren Stan -
bury eaeh scored one goal.
•Stanbury also ; got two
assists. David_Browngot two
assists and Jim Kelly and
Bill Whetstone got one each.
On Saturday el/ening
Goderich met the Atom team
from Niagara -on -the -Lake
. and defeated them by a score
of 11-1. Gamow led the
scoring for Goderich again
with seven goals and three
assists. Leppington scored
two goals. And Bowman and
Bill Trebish each •added one
goal. Jeff Boyce and Chris
White got two assists each
and Kelly, Trebish and
Bowman got one each.
Goderich met stiffer
competitiati on Sunday when
they came up against the
Tilsonburg Major team but
they still managed to win8-3.
Garrow scored five goals
for Goderich in the first
period while Tilsonburg only
managed one.
Tiisonburg scored two
goals in the second period
and kept Goderich from
scoring any. But Goderich
came back again in the third
period with three more
goals. Two of these were
scored by Garrow, with one
Battle of the Sexes
a change of scenery
Battle of. the Sexes Bon -
spiel was a day of good fun
and interesting curling,The
teams arrived decked out in.
appropriate attire for the'
spirit of the event.
The first draw saw the
men battling the men and the
ladies battling the ladies for
the honour of play-off
positions.
Cam Bogie's team, a last
minute entry, of Bill Kuran
and Steve Huff arrived tired.
and worn out from Satur-
day's curling. The ladies felt
so sorry for them that they
•gave them Stan Paquette,
the Draw Master, to give
them a full team. That sure
was a mistake.
Stan, back from his
holidays, fresh as adaisy,
came out smelling like a rose
as he put life back into the
tired old bones of his team
members. They beat the
vibrant and accurate team of
Jim Morris, Mike McKeown,
Glen Carey and Terry
Worsen.
Jim says next year, his
boys will turn up tired so that
they can get those crazy
wicks off other rocks when
they miss the broom.
Representing last year's
club champions, Charlie
Crawford led his team of
Roger Bois, Dennis Muskie
and Barry Page to victory
over the GDCI boys\ of Del
Mitchelmore, John Peters,
Jeff Dykstra and Keith
Hallen.
There are some who claim
the GDCI boys would have
won if they had not been
shaken a hit to see their
opponents, all pillars of the
Community, running around
M their red or white long
johns.
In a cute short kilt, Elaine
Bois skillfully led her youth-
ful team of Joanne Hood,
Joanne McKeown and Kathy
Morris and came very close
to upsetting the pros of Faye
Ribey Eleanor Erskine, Kay
King and -Nancy MacKinnon.
Lastly the GDCI girls in
their short skirts, looking so
sweet and lovable, took on
the Maitland Golfers who
were dressed in hockey
pants, sweaters, helmets and
holey socks. Sucha sight
would scare anybody and it
gave the old ladies the edge
to come out with a wilt
That turned out to be
another mistake for the
ladies , because these weird
old ladies had to non -curl
against the revived old men
on Cam's team.
So in the 2nd draw, the
Maitland Golfers, Sue White,
Kay Duncan, Penny Peters
and Lynn Todgham
remained ladies and the men
won.
Last year's champs
defeated Faye Ribey's team
in the last end, again. Jim
Morris defeated Elaine Bois
and the GDCI boys and girls
didn't complete their game
so they could all remain
friends.
As everyone sat down for a
• social time, Stan Paquette
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gave out) the good ana Dad
news.
The Club Champion for
1981 is Cam Bogie's team.
Terry Worsell, on behalf of
Harry Wcrrsell, presented the
Worsell Broom and long
johns to the new reigning
champions. Second place
winners - Charlie Crawford's
team. Third place winners, 1
Maitland Golfers. Fourth
placewinners - Faye Ribey's
team. Fifth place winners -
Jim Morris' -team. Sixth
place winners- Elaine Bois' t
ea m. Seventh and eighth
place - GDC I girls and boys.
Well girls, there is always
next year.
of them going into an empty
net after Tilsonburg pulled
its goalie. The third one was
scored hyStanbury with only
two seconds left in the game.
White -got three assists,
Bowman got two and Trebish
and Terry Pannabecker
each got one. '
After only an hour's rest,
Goderich met the host town
Acton team and defeated
them 2-1 in an exciting
championship game.
Garrow opened up the
scoring for Goderich with an
unassisted goal at the 4:26
mark of the first period, But
Acton tied the game up less
than a minute later.
Garrow scored the second
'goal for Goderich unassisted
eight seconds into the second
period and then the team
hung on for victory.
Goderich goalie Tom
Durnin played an absolutely
remarkable game in net as
his team mates began to tire
out. He stopped many break-
aways with amazing dex-
terity to keep Goderich in the
game. •
Goderich coach Steve
Buchanan said the cham-
pionship win took 'total team
effort' and was well-
deserved. He said he was
pleased to see the boys
finally win trophies for their
efforts after narrowly
missing out on them at other
tournaments throughout the
year.
"It was a great way to end
the season," he said, adding,
that Goderich hockey fans
should keep an eye on Scott
Garrow in the future. "He's
a hockey player who could be
going places."
Garrow scored 25 goals in
the four Acton tournament
games to bring his total for
the year to 185 goals -in 42
games.
THANK YOU
I would like to thank the Third
Goderich Scout Troup for their help
during Young Canada Week.
Mrs. Granger
St. John Ambulance
CrODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, APRIL I, 1981—PAGE 11
Skaters compete
during break
Thirteen members of the
Goderich Figure Skating
Club spent March 21
weekend at Western Ontario
Winter invitational com-
petition in Sarnia.
Cathy. Chisholm of
Lucknow and Carol Deckert
of Goderich placed second in
their flights. Both girls
received silver medals.
During spring breakseven
skaters from the Goderich
Club attended a school in
Exeter. Test passed were:
Melissa Hruden canasta,
John Hruden- swing, Nancy.
Woodard, preliminary free ,
skate, Jackie Crawford,
Dutch Waltz and Tassia
Fisher, DutchWaltz.
Tyler Brady received his
'Basic.
This has been another
successful year for the•club
and to close the season
members are holding a
Spring Wind Up Dance on
Saturday, April 11 from 9 -1.
There will also be a banquet
of pizzas and subs for skaters
and parents on April 11 from
4 - 7 with a magician to en-
tertain the children.,
Whetstone
and Wakelin
are founders
Last week a couple of
pictures from the Lions
Young Canada Week Peewee
Hockey Tournament ap-
peared on the sports pages of
the Signal -Star and indicated
that Guy Enunerson was
one of the founders of the
famous peewee tounrey.
The tournament was ac-
tually founded by Lorne
Wakelin and Nip Whetstone
and was the first peew_eg..,
tournament in the World.
Emmerson came on the
scene a few years after the
founding and has been
working on the tournament
with Nin since that time.
Organizers • hope all
parents and skaters will
attend this fun night.
Parents and members are
reminded to come to the
annual meeting, being held
at MacKay Hall downstairs,
April 7 at 7 :30.
To close this season the
board of directors would like
to thank everyone who
helped a 11 yea r long and hope
all the skaters will return in
the fall and bring a friend.
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