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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-01-26, Page 26PAGE 4d,, GADERIGH SIGNMeSTAR, W NM% J*1480.1r244983 Goderich Fifteen members :of the Gees Club caw to t e Brifldley chess centre last week and completed 10 gammes. TornKeilygot on the w n- ing track With two victories. Our other new member, TT>ie. Donnelly also had an ex- cellent night winning three out of four games. Hopefully both Toms will be able to make the playoffs by the end of the regular season. Dennis Little chalked up four wins to movehim back into the tough level one divi- sion. Mike Cox continued his winning ways with two vic- tories which earned him the Curling team wifls The GDCI boys' curling team won all three of their games in , the Pepsi-Cola Junior Playdowns held for the zone in Seaforth on the weekend. Teams from Seaforth, Listowel, Harriston and Vanastra also competed in the event. Goderich won their final game against Seaf orth 9-2. The Goderich team, which consists of skip Scott Collins, vice -skip Dan Durst, second Fraser Huyck and lead Mark Jeffrey,..wilLnow advance to Wingham on Sunday where they will compete against the Owen Sound zone win- ners. tap apOt in level three• ur Page.h 4a busynight, 'wine" Ing two games and losing two, In level one action, Doug Brindley defeated Louis St►adelmann. John George, the current club champion, took over the top spot in level +ulna with two. who over Bob Dick. Brian Miller and Gad G'zudrier both had One win Odom saga ing• each other in a battle that will likely end in a draw. The game was ad- journed with Gad one pawn ahead. STANDINGS AS OF JANUARY 19,1983 LEVEL 1 W L D Pet. John George 17 0 2 .947 Louis Stadehnann 27 2 0 .931 Bob Dick 18 3 0 .857 Doug Brindley 32 7 . 2 .805 Dennis Little 16 4 1 .786 LEVEL 2 George Barwick Charles Cook Mark Maurer John Stokes Mike Maurer LEVELS Mike Cox Barry Page Paul Plunket Brian Brindley -/like Mason LEVEL4 " Bob Madson Dennis Scheider John McDonagh Grant Lounsbury Bob Jarman HONORARY MEMBERS Charles MacDonald Brian Miller Gad Czudner Les Willems Tom Donnelly Walter Gottschalk Tom Kelly Greg MacDonald MOST IMPROVED PLAYER George Barwick Mike Cox Louis Stadelmann 19 9 0 .678 20 10 0 .666 18 15 1 .544 12 , 10 1 .543 10 10 0 .500 10 9 0 .526 14 17 1 .453 21 27 4 .442 12 19 1 .390 15 25 4 .386 12 20 . 3 .278 7 24 1 .234 6 27 3 .208 0 14 .2 .962 0 18. 1 .026 1 0 0 1,000 9 0 1 .950 6 2 0 .750 3 1 0 .750 4 3 0 .571 3 4 0 .428 2 5 0 .285 0 15 0 .000 .345 increase .263 increase .126 increase. 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Make your best deal with your installer, pay for your furnace or boiler by March 31, 1983 and we will send you a cheque. $100.00 DA150, 5200.00 DA 250, 5200.00 DUK 3.5 Goderich and Exeter Atom players go after the puck behind the Exeter net during Shamrock League play Sunday in Exeter. Goderich won the game 5-3, their second win of the weekend. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan) Atoms still in first place after two weekend wins The Goderich Machinist Atoms won both their hockey games on the weekend to maintain their first place division standing in the Shamrock League. Their record now is 14 wins and two losses. On Saturday, the local Atoms travelled to Strathroy and handed their hosts a 6-2 loss with a four goal performance from Chris O'Neill. O'Neill opened up the scoring for Goderich in the first period .with an assist from Richard Bowman. Bowman scored Goderich's next goal unassisted. Andre Cauchi notched Goderich's third goal assisted by Brian Lane and Shawn Talbot. And with only 10 seconds remaining in the first period, O'Neill got his second goal of the game assisted by Jeff Hodges. Strathroy got on the scoreboard at the beginning of the second period and O'Neill got his third goal,of the game for Goderich In the second period as well, assisted by Jeff Hodges. In the third period, Goderich and Strathroy each scored once, with Goderich's goal coming from O'Neill assisted by Tim Harrison. On Sunday, the local Atoms travelled to Exeter, this time handing their hosts a 5-3 loss. Exeter got. the only goal of the first period but Goderich managed to tie things up at the beginning of the second period on a goal by Andre Cauchi assisted by Shawn Talbot. Exeter went ahead 'again at the begin- ning of the third period and Cauchi came back_ with the tying goal again for Goderich, this time unassisted. Goderich then came on strong with three goals in a row while Exeter managed only one more near the end of the game,. Goderich's goals were scored by Chris O'Neill assisted by Tim Harrison and Jason Pearson, Harrison assisted by Richard Bowman and O'Neill assisted by Harrison. Pat Donnelly played both games in net for the local Atoms on the weekend. The Goderich Machinist Atoms will have their next outing this Saturday against St. Marys' in St. Marys. The following weekend, they will participate in the an- nual Lucan Leprechaun Tournament. Novices lose one and tie one The Goderich Garb. and Gear Novice team lost one -game and tied another on the weekend. , On Friday night, the local team travelled to Parkhill .where :they were defeated 4-0. The score remained at 0-0 until half way through the second period when Parkhill scored ,The other three goals were all scored in the third period. Parkhill's Shayne Robinson had a hat trick for his team. On Saturday in Goderich; "the local Novice •team tied Strathroy 3-3. Chad Goderich scored the first two goals in the third period to give them the lead but Strathroy came back with two. goals of their own scored within 51 'seconds of one anotherto•tie things up once again, Goderich's two third period . goals were both scored by Ian Bowman, the first one being assisted by Jared Whalen and Jason Jeffrey and the second onebeing assisted by Jeffrey and Jason Hayter. On Saturday,January 29, the Garb and Gear Novices will play an exhibition game in Zurich. On Saturday, February 5, they Papple opened the scoring for Goderich will play an exhibition game here against with an assist from his brother Todd in the . Port Huron, Michigan. On Sunday, . first period but Strathroy tied things up at Feburary 13, they will travel to Port Huron the beginning of second period. - fora game there. NommommomoP ee liVees et three; ins The Goderich Lions Pee Wes completed a busy week last week with wins 01 '94 over Iiderton, 44 against 'Parkhill and 54 over St, Marys, • The locals, who are working very bard at their team play, had to be at their beat in all three contests, In Merton, the Lions broke a 24 tie in the second period with five unanswered goals to clinch, the game. Point getters in the game were Scott Gamow with two goals and two assiists, B' Whetstone with two goals and two assists, Darren Stan - bury with two goals, Chris White with one goal and two assists, Larry Leppington with one goal, Bill Treebish with one goal and one assis , Greg Alcock with two assists, Jordan.Grasby with thre. a assists, Jeff Boyce with one assist and John Strickland with one assist. At Goderich on Saturday, the locals played a very tight checking game and got shut -out goaltending from Toni Durnin in , recording this victory. After a scoreless first period,.Scott Darrow talliedtwice and Rill Trebish Once in the *gond to give them a little cpshhon for.the a thir..d period.. In the.thirdd period;, Byrcnowillnan scored a power play goal wl. Larry Leppington assisti AMA In eh up the scoring, At Goderich op Sundayin a fast exciting game, the inions took a 4-2 lead after, two Peril* and got strong ggaltending from Greg Townsend, especially ire; the third to preservethe win Larry Leppington and, IOW Garrow each tallied tivice and Bill Treebish scored into an empty net, Well deserved assists. went to Trebish with two, and Darren Stanbury, Byron Bowman and Chris White with one each. The Lions are not sure when their next home game will be but they will be travelling to Forest tonight to play the North American Silver Stick champions in an exhibition game. Juvenilesrack up 12th win The Signal -Star Juveniles padded their winning record with a victory in Shamrock League play this week. On Sunday, the Stars racked up their 12th win of the season against only five losses and two ties with a 5-1 victory over Dorchester in Dorchester. Goderich held a one -goal lead after the first period, increased the margin to 4-0 with three goals in the second period and then traded a goal with Dorchester in the final period to produce the 5-1 final. Jeff Sargent led the Stars offensively with two goals: He opened the scoring in the first period after taking a pass from Dave Gallow and scored the fifth Goderich OP goal in the third period. Gallow also had two points in the game, scoring the. second Goderich goal after converting a pass from linemate Mark Crawford. Tim Chisholm put the Stars ahead by three goals with a powerplay effort in the second period . with assists credited to Scott Stolle and Del Bedard. Dave McDonald scored the fourth Goderich goal in the final minute of the second period as the Stars enjoyed a manpower advantage. The Stars' next game is scheduled for Sunday, February 6 when Belmont will be in town for a 2.30 p.m. contest. The Goderich Lions junior girls' ringette team defeated Exeter in a game played in Goderich Sunday. Here, an Exeter player (left) and a Goderich player go after the ring. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan) BUSINESS DIRECTORY Goderichjunior ringette team defeats Exeter Ronald McDonald CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT 47 CHURCH ST., 524-6253 Goderich, Ontario R.W. BELL OPTOMETRIST The Square 524-7661 D.B. Palmer Doctor of Chiropractic 73 Mantrool St. Queen St, Goderich Blyth 524-4555 523-9321' ONTARIO LAND SURVIVORS ARCHIBALD, GRAY & MCKAY LTD. 592A MAIN ST, Se EXETER 235-0995 or call London toll froo 1-800-265-7988 The Old Fashioned' HARDWARE STORE 1"1 WHOLESALE CABLE "FIRE EXTINGUISHERS Soles & Service "WINDOW GLASS REPAIR f7WATEP CONDITIONER SALT rime SALT flBULK KEROSENE PHIL MAIN HARDWARE 14 Kilygston it. 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