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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-01-05, Page 6r • • STATE FARM 7 • INSURANCE 1. QA it •41 MOE 0 mcAsptilIcAlsIONAIATARt WSPNESDAY, JANUARY TO, 61-11ll • Forlhetikallt Heil Love SeeUs41 nuciry.February • w During Our PIItM SPECIAL .Val and her exptirienced stylists welcome all former and new customers to the new location. For the best looking you...come In today, or give us a call to schedule your appointment. 545." Perm Now Only *35.00 '35." Perin Now Only *25.00 '25°° Perm Now Only *22.00 (formerly HeotheKs Beauty Salon) 1084.IGHTHOUSE ST. GODERICH DIAL 524-2943 Ask For Vol. Joanne or Nancy • NO APPOINTMENTS NECESSARY • SEMI-ANNUAL. SAL SCHAEFER'S ENTIRE FALL & WINTER COLLECTION IS NOW REDUCED LADIES WEAR SHOPPERS SQUARE, GODERICH. Two members of the Goderich Machinist Atoms try to set one up in front of the Mooretown net during Silver Stick tournament action Sunday in Forest. Goderich reached the 'A' championship final but lost to Mooretown 6-3. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan) Broomball League divisions closer anciptougher than ever Now that Christmas has come and gone and everyone has gotten over New Years, the broomball season still goes on with the league divisions closer and tougher than. they have ever been. With the playoffs starting the second week in February the end is near foo the divisional championship and the C.W.O.B.A. playdnwns. On Tuesday, December 28, Brussels ladies clipped Goderich 2 - 0 with Sandy Huether getting the eventual game winning goal. Blyth Baintoneers and Auburn lad- ies played to a 0 -0 draw in a hard hitting defensive game. In men's play, the 8th Liners sneaked paSt.the Atlas Rams 2 -, 1 with Irvin Pease popping the game winner off the face off in a thrilling, fast paced game, Blyth' • Beark surprised Auburn downing them 4 - 1 with John Bird getting three points. 1 The Lakelet Hornets We* the doors off the Clinton Warriors attack, downing them 12 -0 with Ron de Boer getting six points, Dave Ire- tland four points, Stephen • FOR INSURANCE CALL BILL BARWICK AGENT 31IB KINGSTON ST. GODERICH. ONTARIO 524-7551 Lace a good neighbor. State Farm is there. State Form Insurence Companies C•nedlan Head Mice, ScarboroalikOni. •GODERICH DISTRICT COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE NIGHT SCHOOL. PROGRAM 7:30 - 9:30V 10 WEEKS - s25.00 6 WEEKS $ 5.00 DATE MONDAY Jan. 10 TUESDAY Jan. 11 WEDNESDAY Jim, 12 WEDNESDAY Jan, 12 Course Instructor •Intermediate Bridge Photography, Part 3. Square Dancing Ladies Sport Night Maryanne Dempsey Mac Campbell Glen Patterson Barbara Ottewell • Weeks 10 6 10 • 10 Golf Lynn Meyers 10 COURSE 1 COURSE 2 COURSE 3 ST. JOHN AMBULANCE STANDARD FIRST AIWCOURSES Instructor: Gary Renaud MONDAY AND THURSDAY (For Three Weeks) 7-10 p.m. STARTS FEBRUARY 14 STARTS MARCH 28 STARTS MAY -9 COST: INDUSTRY -441." - PUBLIC 332.'1° • Douglas four points, Doug Kuller three points, Calvin Quipp three points and Doug de Boer getting two goals. • Thursday night Gravel -Runners downed Auburn 2 - 1 with Karen Souch getting the game winner, and Luck - now sneaked past Belgrave 1 - 0 with Patti Boak getting the only goal. Auburn dump- • ed the Maitland Dirt Riders 5 - 1 and Lanesville Lords mercied the League Team 5 - 1 Blyth Bears sneaked past Goderich Oarsmen 4 - 3 with John. Bird having another three point night for the Bears this week. Accidents up Ontario TranspOrtation and Communications Minister James Snow ex- pressed his disappointment in the snowmobile statistics for the • 1981-'82 winter season. "With the total of 811 colli- sions reflecting a 20.5 per cent • crease over '80-'81's 673, s purely a sign of , carelessness and disobe- dience', of the law. And, this cannot be tolerated," he said. . "Especially, when )fiu read accident reports involv- ing a snowmobile, stating, 'snow vehicle operator drove into barbed !vire fence cat - citing the operator across the face ... operator not wearing helmet and had been drink- ing ... driver 16 - killed.' • "Reports such as -this real- ly hit home, that's why my ministry endorses the snowmobile driver training courses • ' and urges bnowntobilers tatake advan- tage of it." _ Recent amendments to the ,. Motorized Snow Vehicle Act — steps..up-thesafety- regula., Hons. Drivers of snowmobiles on the newly defined "trails" must be at least 12 years old and hold a .,now vehicle operator's licence or if over 16 a valid driver's licence. And liabili- ty and the wearing of helmets will be mandatory whenever •operating a snowmobile. Anyone operating snowmobile on their own property is exempt. " "It seems that no matter how strict the laws are or. how much emphasis is plac- ed on safety i deaths and in- juries continue," he said. There were 25 'people kill- ed this season as compared to 21 last year. Personal in- jury collisiOns increased 27.3 per cent from 410 to 522 and the number ..of persons in- jured increased 25 per cent • from 513 to 641. Alcohol played a big role this past season with 11 out of the 23 operators killed drinking or impaired. "People must remember snowmobiles are like any other motor vehicle and should be treated as such," said Snow. 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WI. 01 2rottreiystooreraknsbrochure or call direct London, ontarie• N6A 1A9 (519) 439,0136 Goderich senior girls" team wms Seaforth tournament The Goderich senior girls ringette team dged London 7-5 Thursday to win the Seaforth Ringette Tournament, The win was the third straight of the tournament for Goderich without a loss as they whipped Wingham 7-3 in the opening game and advanced to the final with a 5-1 win over Sififorth. In the final game, Goderich built up an early three -goal lead and led 4-2 after the first period of play. Each team scored three goals in the final period. Allison Graham led the way for Goderich offensively, with four goals, three of them coming in the first period. Leslie Rean, Lisa Kisch and Angie Alcock scored one goal each for Goilerich. In the first game of the tournament for Goderich, the senior girls opened up a 4-2 lead ihi the first period and coasted to a 7-3 win over Wiligheun. Graham again led the Goderich offence with three Beals. while team-mate Tammy Gihholls chil)Pea hi with two goals. Leslie Rean and Tracey Wilson scored one goal each forGederiCh. Goderieh advancedlo the final with 45-1 victory over the host Seaforth'cluh in semi- final play. Goderich took advantage of, several manpower advantages in the opening period and built up a 3-0 lead on goals by Graham, Gibbons and Wilson. Seaforth managed only one goal Against Oodericb goaltender Lori McCartney in the final period while Goderich scored twice to produce the 5-1 final score. Graham scored both the Goderich goals in the second period to complete her hat trick. Junior girls' ringette team loses two games and wins one in Seaforth tournament The Junior Girls' Ringette team had a busy holiday season, playing in a tourna- ment at Seaforth on December 29 and a home game January 2. The Seaforth tournament provided lots of competition with two teams each from London and Kitchener and teams from Brussels, Seaforth, Howick and Goderich. Goderich entered the `13' round when they lost their first game 12-5 to London Number one. Goderich goals were scored by Vicky Vanderburgh (2) and Mary Michelle Morrissey (3). They continued on after winning their se- cond game 9-4 against Howick. Players scoring goals were Deb O'Brien (1), Vicky Vanderburch (3). Stacey Rean (2), Tam- my Talbot (1), Angie Chisholm (1) and Mary Michelle Morrissey (1). Unfortunately they lost their last game against Kitchener with a score of 10-6. Vicky Vanderburgh led the scoring with three goals while Mary Michelle Mor- rissey picked up two and Stacey Rean scored a single. The Sunday home game was a 9-7 vic- tory over Seaforth. Vicky Vanderburgh scored two goals, Stacey Rean scored three and Katherine Murphy, who usually plays defence, came forward to play cen- tre and scored four goals. Good work girls! • No teanrcan make it without their goalie and Sheila Donnelly deserves a "'Nat on the back" for her continued excellence as a first year goalie. At this time, the team and coaches would like to say "thank yOu" to the Goderich Lions Club for their continued support. Lions Pee Wees drop both their games in Silver Stick • For the past couple of years, the Silver Stick Pee Wee Hockey Tournament has not been a successful stomping ground for. Goderich and this year "was no exception • as the Lions dropped both games, .6-4 to • Mooretown and 5-4 to Leamington'. The Lions played very intensive, hockey in both . contests and could just have easily won . both games. In the Mooretown game, the locals had to play catch-up hockey as they spotted their opposition four goals in the first five minutes. Goderich,got three straight goals of their own in the second period to narrow • the gap but the bad start turned out to be too much to overcome for the rest of the game. Bill Whetstone with two goals, one assist, Scott Garrow with one goal, two assists, Bill Trebish with a goal and Darren Stanbury with an aseist were the Lions' point getters in this game. Against Leamington in a very even contest, the number of hit goal posts turned out to be the deciding factor in the defeat. In a very fast and exciting game,. ' • the Lions had leads of 1-0 and 3-2 in a see- saw contest. With the score tied 4-4at the • end of the second period, LeaMington • tallied at 5.27 of the third and this goal held up for the winner. Scott Garrowhad the hat -trick for Goderich in this 'game with Bill Trebish tallying the. fourth goal to account for the goals scored.' Byron Bowman had two assists while Greg Alcock and Darren Stanbury had On assist each. . The Lions' next outing will be January 5 in Exeter before 'travelling to the Legion tourney January 3mn Ripley. Novice team wins one and loses one in New Hamburg The Goderich Garb and Gear Novice team_ participated in the New Hamburg Novice Tournament December 27, winning their first game in convincing style against Beydges 1=1 and narrowly losing their second against Acton 1-0: In the game against Mt. Brydges, Ian Bowman and Todd Papple each scored two goals while singles went to Jason Cook, Mark Phillips and Jason Jeffrey. Jamie Stanley had two assists with single assists ° going to Chad Papple, Mark Phillips, Drew McCauley, Don Rivers and Ian Bowman. In the game against Acton, the Goderich team kept the puck in Acton's endmost of - - the game but were unable to put one by an excellent goaltender who stopped shot after shot. Acton's...lone goal scored at the 4:34 mark of the second period proved to be. the winner as the local boys were unable to get the equalizer. ' • The Garb and Gear Novices plat their - next game this Saturday against St. Marys • • on home ice. On Sunday they will travel to • Exeter for a game. ONTA BLUE CRCIBB A Petrolia player falls on top of one of the Goderich afaehhilst Atoms in front of the Petrella net during Silver Stick tournament action Wednesday, December 29. After defeating Petrone and Sarnia Township Wednesday, Goderich advanced to the 'A' championship finals Sunday, losing to Mooretown 6-3. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan)