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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1985-02-27, Page 18;r. A rich Recreation Office "BOARD ROOM" $-100. Reoistrat'fee Fee is required for Ouch team. Standard rust It's easy to open d new RRSP or transfer our existing one to Standard Trust: In fact, we can do it all for you. Standard Trust gives you an instant tax receipt'for annual contributions so you can file your. return rightaway. Standard Trust RRSPs feature: • NO FEES Absolutely no fees, no matter which plan you choose. • TELEPHONE HOT LINE Avoid line ups. Make your RRSP application over the phone. It's fast and convenient. • SAVINGS OR G.J.C. PLAN Choose the one that's right for you. Up to 1½% "rates subject to change. (33 -mos. G.I.C. compounded annually) STANDARD Askk,TRUST 138 The Square, P.O. Box 295 Goderich, Ontario. N7A 3Z2 Telephone: 524:7385 Open: Mon. to Thurs. Fri Sat. 9-5 9-6 9-12 EXTENDED Thursday, February 28, .19B HOURS: Friday, March 1, 1985 . OPEN 'TIL 8:00 P.M. Member of Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation Signal Star Juvediles' Ray'Vanstone closes in for a clear shot at the Belmo t goal, during the Stars' final league game, played here last Thursday,: Goderich won the game by a narrow 4 3 ,margin and later def ated. Belmont in a single -knockout tournament payoff game. Goderich was eventually eliminated from contentionforthe." Shamrock title, when they lost a 2-1 overtime squeakei' to St., Marys. The Stars' next action will be, in the OMHA playdowns,. here Saturday evening. (photo by Patrick Raft's) . Midgets bounced from league playoffs The. Dorchester Midgets won the Shamrock. League Midget B-side playoff tournament, held in Goderich on Saturday. The Goderich Legion Midgets were eliminated from the single -knockout affair after their first game, an 8-2 loss to Port Stanley. Goderich stayed with Port Stanley until midway through the second period. After allnwine two first-nerind analc the 1noa1 Midgets came back with two of their own in the second frame. It was all Port Stanley from then on, as the visitors scored six unanswered goals. Scoring for Goderich in the game were Scott Garrow and Shawn Larder, with one goal each. Kevin Talbot pitched in with two assists and Tom Bean drew one. Dorchester defeated Port Stanley in the tournament final, 4-2, scoring four straight goals after Port Stanley scored the open- ing goal, in the first period. Port Stanley scored once more in the second, to' pull within - two. However, a scoreless third frame sealed Port Stanley's fate. Dorchester also beat Lucan 5-4 on the way to the finals. The Legion Midgets\vill play in a tourna- ment in Wingham, during the March ,break. Redmond shuts out Lucknow in Atom B game each added a pair of assists, while Todd Papple, Mark Phillips and Jason Cook all drew one assist each. The game was taped for broadcast by a local cable company, and aired February 22, giving the boys a chance to see themselves play on television. The team will be playing London this week, in OMHA playoffs and on Sunday March 3, in the Shamrock League playoffs at Parkhill. The Goderich Atom A's have been „waiting since February 6, to continue their playoffs. They will meet a team from Lon- don, who should have been ready to play by February 17, but did not complete their series until February 23. The Goderich Atoms downed Clinton 6-3, m exhibition hockey played here February 21. Clinton took an early lead, scoring less than four minutes into the first period, but Goderich returned with five straight goals, to end the second period up 5-1. Clinton had a 2-1 scoring edge in the third frame, but it wasn't enough to turn the tide. Chad Papple scored twice for Goderich, while Jared Whalen, Jason Jeffrey, Donny Rivers and Paul Wheeler each scored once. 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NOW ONLY 11 Current List Price v ■ PATIO DECK NOT INCLUDED 512,765.00 • OPEN. MON •THURS. 8 AM -5:30 PM...FRI 8 AM -6 PM...SAT. 8:30 AM•5 PM GODERICH 155 ANGLESEA STREET AT CAMBRIA RD PHONE 524.8382 or 524-8383 REE DELIVERY AT YOUR GODERICH YARD YOU CAN' DEPEND ON US!TM ATOM B The Goderich Atom B's pounded Lucknow here, February 18, blanking the visitors 7-0. " James McDade and Jason Lajeunese led Goderich scorers with two goals each. An- drew Scott, Drew MacAuley and Ryan Famish each scored a goal and one assist and Dave Edward , Bryan Lamb and Jeff Rau each assistedon one goal. Jamie Redmond recorded the shutout in the Goderich net. In Atom Houseleague action, the White team defeated the Blue Squad in a 10-5 shootout, on February 22. David Boyce led the Whiteteam with five goals and two assists. Jeff Kent pop- ped in a hat trickfor the Blue side. Green Machine and Black Stars split games RINGETTE HQUSE LEAGUE On February 18 the ringette house league Black Stars downed the Green Machines 7-6. The Black Stars had no one to play goal, so coach -Stacey bean -played -the -first riod-- for the Black Stars and the second for Green Machine. The Green Machine did all their scoring in the first period with Alesha Glousher scor- ing two goals and Leslie Brereton, Stacey Clarence, Cathy Jo Moore and Jennifer Hamilton each scoring one goal. Assists went to Alesha Glousher, two; Leslie Brereton and Cathy Jo Moore, Stacey Clarence, Heather Moss and Tanya Ross, one. each. The..Black Stars' Tara- Haylowhad- two goals and Melissa Purser had two assists. In the second period,. Green Machine could not get the ring past Heather McDonald but the Black Stars counted five goals. Tara Haylow got her third and fourth goals, both .from Melissa Purser. Julie Campbell had two goals from Donna Water- _fileid: Donna-Waterffield-had one-'goalother-- assists went to Karen Harrison. Sunday, February 24, the Green Machine downed the Black Stars 8-5. The goals.. for Green Machine were scored by Alesha Glousher, three, Leslie Brereton, two; Cathy Jo Moore two and Stacey Clarence, one. The assists went to Leslie Brereton, three; Stacey Clarence, two; and Heather „Moss, one. The -Black Stars had two by Donna Water - field, two by Julie Campbell and one by Melissa Purser. Assists going to Tonya Sed- don with one. The Black Stars received good goaltending from Karen Harrison. Pee----W'rot'rie home tournament runner-up The Goderich Lions Pee Wees played in the:-Mitchej Winter Snorts _Hockey tourney and came home runner-up in the "A" 'divi- sion last weekend. The Lions defeated Fergus 4-2 and New Hamburg 3-2 before los- ing to Pptrnlia 32_In_h p p In the final against Petrolia, a goal mouth scramble to �ihe _lvinriing goal._ for Petrolia in the last minute of play for their win. Trailing 2-0 entering the third period Tim Harrison and Chris O'Neill tallied to t e champions game. Against Fergus, the Lions fell behind 2-1 early in the contest, but rebounded for three —straight-.goals Chris_Q'.Neill,_Brian-_Laney Tim Harrison and Andre Cauchi scored the goals for Goderich; with assists going to Lane,Harrison, Cauchi, Shawn Talbot, Jeff Hodges and Jason Pearson. In their second game the Lions took a 2-0 lead and then held on for the victory. Brian Lane with two and Andre Cauchi with one were the goal scorers in this contest, with Tim Harrison with two assists as did Cauchi. even the rnntest before the winner was scored. Goderich goalies Pat Donnelly and Bob Lumley had very good games in the tourney.-. A few Lions won prizes at this tourney. They were Doug Rivers, a week of hockey school at Huronia Hockey Camp this sum- mer; Brian Lane, a dinner at the local restaurant. Jeremy Grasby a puck and Pat Donnelly a hat. Lions next outing will be this Sunday in St. Marys for the Shamrock tourney with the first game against Dorchester. �St. Helen's Snowmobile ATWOOD Club holds SOUTH OF C.N.R.MAIN STREET ON HWY. 23 SOUTH G.NR CROSSING. PHONE 356-2214. The St. Helen's Snowmobile Club held another very successful poker rally Sunday, February 3rd. Four hundred and five hands were sold. Ideal weather conditions prevail- ed except some• thought that the air was slightly nippy over the 25 mile course. Check points were held at Earl Jamiesons manned by.Fred Ward; township hall (used as the clubhouse) by Angus MacDonald and Jeff Alton's ( Wiggins house) looked after by Gord Powell. WSinners of the poker hands were first, Duane Rivett $4(1 who had five nines, a record for St. Helen's Club to have a winner with five of a kind; second Gord Chapman successful rally t? '$30; third Arlene Curran $20; fourth Leo , Glavin $10; fifth John Curran $5. Donations for the cash awards were The C&M Transport $25.00, McDonagh In- surance $10; Becker's Milk $10, Tom Arm- strong Gravel $10. u 1, • u La u Y , r Panr/r,Par i P