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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1985-01-16, Page 164 AwAttr;,.4.4.,,NroAiriAto.r., ,Oor, The Goderich Minor Hockey. Association hosted the first leg of an international hockey series with Port Huron on the weekend with five American teams playing here. Prior to the opening of the two-day exhibition, members of both novice teams exchanged gifts at centre ice. Once the action began Port Huron dominated the series winning eight out of 10 games. In the top right photo a Port Huron forward prepares to take a elose-in ghot at Goderich novice goaltender Dwayne Leddy while in the botton photo a Port Huron forward heads for open ice. (photos by Dave Sykes) Goderich hosts American hockey teams • The Goderich Arena was the scene of some international hockey games on the weekend, as minor' 'hotkey-teams 'from • Port Huron, Michigan, came .:to play against Goderich B teams, in divisions from Novice to Midget. Meetings between Goderich and Port •Hui -brae -MIS are an annual traditiorrhere. Games were played- both Saturday and Sunday and Port Huron players were billeted in local homes Saturday night. Goderich played their host role to perfection, even taking it • to the point where Port Huron was allowed to win most _ • • -- NOVICE. • In the Novice category; Port Huron were 6-1 winners in Saturday's game and 3-0 vic- toron Sunday. Steve Linklater scored the lone Goderich goal in the series, the last goal of the Satur- day game, assisted by Darnel Connelly. Ilwa3ine Leddynd Ben Armstrong were the Goderich goaltenders. ATOM - - The local Atoms put up a good struggle, popping in a couple of goals after being down 5-1 in Saturday's 6-2 loss and coming within two in a 5-3 loss Saturday. Scott Creamer scored a goal and an assist on Saturday; Trevor Bazinet scored one and David Boyce had one assist. Jamie Redmond was between the pipes for Goderich. PEE WEE • At the Pee Wee level, Goderich managed — only One goal in each game, as they, were bloWn away by scores of 7-1 and 11-1. On Saturday, Paul Sandy's goal, assisted by Brad Allen, came after Port Huron had established a 4-0 lead. Goderich was behind by 10 on Sunday, When Jason ll,empsey scored fm Jason LeBeati. BANTAM Goderich secured a victory at the Ban- tam level, as the local team prevailed by a 2-1 count in ,the first" game. They couldn't carry their good luck ovbr to Sunday, as ___theywere doubledge3Iname two. - Robbie and— Dan •.-7-1fliblite scored for Goderich Saturday. John Tziotunia and Mike Rompf earned assists. Sunday, Goderich led 2-0 early in the se- cond period on goals by Brad Fisher, assisted by Dan Imanse, and Jamie Hebei, assisted by Jerome Pentane and Jim Kel- ly. • - ---.:Pbrt tiff—rim came - goals, before Doug-Kellough replied with the game's last goal, -assisted by Jan • McGillivray. MIDGET The Midget teams were evenly-, matched, and split a pair of high -scoring shootouts, .Port Huron taking a 7-5 advan- tage Saturday and Goderich coming back for a 5-4 win Sunday. — Dave Duncan scored a pair for Goderich (Saturday, while Bruce Parent and Tim Wilson scored a goal and two assists each; • and Paul .Jeanotte, one goal. Darrel Dur- nin chipped in with three assistIcrsteve— Hutchins added two and Ryan Kelly added another. • Paul Jeanotte led the way Sunday, scor- ing two 1ot1Q9riiiJ!"st. while Rrope tte, _s ea le Ctilbert added one goal, -two assists. Brent Fowler and Dave Duncan each netted single goals. Darrel Mullin contributed - two assists, wlule.. Bruce Parent). earned _ one. Rob Middel and Jeff Scott were the local Midget netminders. with a win an StvictMaryar3;-eaveathEed6ttlfillletedtri .'Aliiikins—tiewith - three points in Shamrock League -hockey ac- tion last week. • Goderich led -off with two first -period • goals in a' January 11 road game with Parkhill, 'while Parkhill replied with one. • Parkhill took the lead with two early second- ., frame markers? before Goderich came back with two of their own in the third petind,to CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING AT IT'S BEST! SKI BENMILLER AND THE BEAUTIFUL. MAITLAND RIM— • VALLEY secure the win. ' Andrew McLarty scored the first pair for Goderich, assisted by Jamie Stanley ad Shawn Carver on the first and Stanley and Jason Jeffrey On the second. Jeffrey scored the next Goderich goal, assisted by McLar- ty. Todd Papple scored the winning goal, with only 20 seconds left on the clock, assistedhy Jeff Beange and Sam Hosack. D&D SATELLITES :it= RR NO. 2 STAFFA 345-2676 • 8'. 10, 12' Aluminum Fibre Glass, Sea reeze (mesh) SATELLITE DISHES e points " V00011 ie, blowhig0 Wedoutinthe 0400 gen* 1001000 • ..riek-Sporeta theffrst game, nettfng-seven goala and ad- ding an assist,'. 400, VhiSheltiolOorgt two and• ,assistedon, three; Vicky Vanderburgh added, three, Valk and threa. aliShita, and, Stacey Rean contributed three goals and au assist. Mary Su MacLennan, Lori *Carte, neY; ParoVirilkinson and Debbie }label each. added one assist. ., . Allison Graham scored three goals hi the losing. effert. against St. , Clements- Stacey Rean icored the, other Goderich goal; while Vicky Vadderburgh, Angie Chisholm and Mary Su MacLennan each assisted added an assist. $110na flannelly tended the Goderich net inboth games. In a recent 'cape road gam• e, the local Belles demolished Seaforth 13-5, with DOn- nelly-betiveentheVipes'again. • Graham led the scoring parade Witheight goals, Angie Chisholm picked up three, plus four assists and Stacey Rean scored twice and addedan assist. Vicky Vanderburgh assisted on four' goals, Becky Morris on two and Debbie Hebei on one. TWEENS The Goderich Tweens came up .with a spirited effort on January I3,•-inGoderich, to come out with a 4-4 tie against Mitchell. Trisha Rumig had a three point night for Goderich, with a goal and two assists. An - nett Jones Scored a goal and an assist; Lisa Empson and Kelly Lumley each scored a goal; while Angie Harrison, Paula Vander - burgh and Denise Johnston added one assist apiece. HOUSE LEAGUE The Green Machines downed the Black Stars 5-4 on Jan. 7. In the first period the Black Stars went ahead on a goal from Tara Haylow. The Green Machine got on the score sheet with a goal from Alesha Glousher. In the second period Green Machine had two goals from Cathy Jo Moore and one each from Alesha Glousher and Tanya Ross, with assists going to Jennifer Hamilton, Leslie Brereton, and Stacey Clarence. The Black Stars' had two goals from Donna Wateitield with assists going to Julie Camp- bllindMeUssa Niger. • The girls • had good goaltending from Heather MacDonald and Tanya Glousher, • and hard work from the defence Meredith Rompf,_ Sherry Hogan, Jackie Vanstone, Angie Larder, Amy Baer, Sherry Suplat, Jackie Crawford, and Becky Harrison. The next game is Monday, Jan. 21 at 7:30. d a draw• A's spht pair --- -On-the-road-against-St h1arys4anuary 12, Jeff .Beange scored the lorte„ Goderich Marker, assisted by Jason Cook, at 2:59 of the first frame. St. Marystied the game ear- ly in the second and neither teanl could break the deadlock. H -P HOUSELEAGUE • Goderich blanked Hensall 10.0 in Huron- • Perth Atom HcitialeVie-hockey, ori-Jamrary 12; in the Hensall Arena: The Novice "A" team • travelled to Parkhill and landed themselves a 6 - 2 win • on January 11. Hewever, on January 12 the Novices travelled to St. Marys and were. swamped9 - 1.• This Saturday the Novices host Strathroy atin•• goals and three assists; Drew MacAuley Afidrew Scott led the onslaught, with three Sports deadline contributed two goals and one assist, Scott Mathieson had one goal and two assists; • while James McDade, Trevor Bazinet, and David Boyce scored one goal, one assist each. Brian Lamb scored one goal; while Jeff Kent and Dave Edwards each assisted on one. N_vo 0 OA 100 . WSII FOS Iv 01. tvit" ° ix „I " 0'141 ; 6 P.IN11- P:4131.5L- ‘Ni°t1f's skt st,45. 65' Stan ard Trust Four groomed, well marked trails, plus as Ts, many variations . t-,..• as you caa find! 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Operated by Benmiller Inn For more information write or call: , THE BENMILLER SKI CLUB c/o BENMILLER INN R.R. 4 GoDERICH N7A 3Y1 (519) 524-2191 'rotes subject to change. (5 -year G.I.0 compounded annually) STANDARD TRUST 138 The Square, P.O. Box 295 Goderoch, Ontario N7A 322 Telephone. 5247385 • Open, •Maa..to_thurs, .f Sot. 9.5 9-6 .4-t2 rObor of Canada Depoot Insurance Corporation is Monday at 5 p.m. CLINTON JR. 'C' MUSTANGS • REUNION Saturday, January 19th, 1985 CLINTON ARENA TWO TEAMS 30-40 Former Clinton Jr. 'C' players competing against each other in an exciting game of hockey. GAME TIME: 9:00 P.M. —inir�. ATuffs-s-2:60— — Students • *1:76, Public School '1.00 EVERYONE WELCOME Proceeds to AR -dor V • Hockey Club. ATTENTION ALL DOG OWNERS 1985 Dog Tags Due Dog Control By -Low No. 10 of 1974 Dog Tags are now Dual After February 10$3, a Penalty of Tan Dollars (*10.00) Plus costs will Ls assassad es per Item 3 of Part II of ay -Law No. 10 of 1914, lags are avallabla at the Munition, Offlos, s1 Wass %treat Ooriarleb. • Larry .1McCab• • Administrator, Clark-Troasurer r• •