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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1985-10-30, Page 265?. ff CAREY FOR COUNCIL RE-ELECT GLEN CAREY 1/ 5 YEARS EXPERIENCE on Municipal Council 2/ Proven and efficient LEADERSHIP 3/ Is and speaks for the SMALL BUSINESSMAN 4/ LEGAL BACKGROUND is invaluable VOTE FOR PROVEN EXPERIENCE ON NOVEMBER 12, 1985 RE-ELECT CAREY, GLEN R x The Goderich ' Legion Midgets opened 'their 1980.416. season on October 12, 1985 under the tutelage of new coaches, Kevh). Austin and Bob Mommersteeg, and manager Ron Durnin. During the first week of the schedule the team played four gamer winning one and losing three. The home opener on October 12 was won by Strathroy 4-1, Goderich opened the scor- ing in the first period on a goal by Tom Bean, assisted by Mark Cauchi and Jim Beattie. Strathroy tied the score in the se- cond period and added two more in the third period before Darrell Durnin scored, Goderich's second goal, assisted by David Duncan. Strathroy thcored their fourth goal to complete the scoring. On October 16, Goderich travelled to Ex- eter for their first road game and were GOOEmOH MtNoR HQC K Y f gP fi defeated 5-2. Exeter opened the scoring at 5:01 of the first period but Goderich quickly tied the score at 5:27 on a goal by Richard Boddy, assisted by Rod Nurse. Exeter took the lead at 9:32 of the first period and added two more goals during the second period. At 3:17 of the third period Goderich's second goal was scored by Mark Cauchi, assisted by Rod Nurse. Exeter scored again at 5:20 On October 18, Goderich travelled to Bel- mont and were embarrassed by a strong Belt ontteam.7,1rt Goderach'alone.goatwas scored ,;M'ae lnpn,,assisteII b Matt W llcillassa ndGary Erb. oderiah returned home the next night and defeated Parkhill bya 7-1 score. k'o;the Goderich team their py was a- complete, turnaround from the ' . Belmont game. Goderich scored "the first six goals before Parkhill scored one and only goal to spoil • Jay Williamson's shutout bid. Goal scorers for Goderich were Darrell Durno (2), Ryan. Kelly (2), Mark Cauchi, Dave Duncan and Steve Hutchins. Assists went to Matt Wilkin- son (2), Darrell Durnin (2), Tom Bean, Steve Hutchins and Neil Rodger. to preserve their win. Coach Austin cited Richard Boddy for his excellent effort in a losing cause. Bantams start off well by winning six straight The Goderich Elevator Bantams have got- ten off to a good start in the early going of the '85-86 hockey season. After their first six games they are undefeated with six wins and no losses. Good offensive and defensive work and exceptional goaltending from Tom Durnin and Greg Townsend have been the reason for the good start, said coaches Paul Kelly and Kevin Meriam. On Saturday the Elevators played host to Port Stanley. The Elevators had an easy time, winning 12-2 against a weak team from Port Stanley. Goderich opened the scoring at 2:14 of the first period with a goal by Bill Trebish, his first of four on the day. The assist went to Dave (Slim) Brown. John Maclnnis made it two nothing just over a minute later with the assist going to George Sideris. Scott Garrow added his first of six goals for the night to make it 3-0 before the end of the first period. Garrow added three goals in the second with all three assists going to Barry Thomp- son. Trebish added a single, as did Mike Beange with the assist going to George Sideris to end the scoring in the second period. Goderich came out fast in the third period with a goal by Trebish assisted by Beange at the 1:55 mark of the period. Garrow added two more and Trebish add- ed a single to round out the Goderich scor- ing. Port Stanley scored at the 11:19 mark of the third period with Dave Goodhue scoring and again at 14:49 with Bryan Lidster scor- ing. On Sunday the Elevators travelled to Parkhill to face a much tougher team than Saturday. The Goderich team won 8-2. Parkhill opened the scoring at the 9:28 mark of the first period with Curt Ansens scoring unassisted. The Elevators got things going early in the second with George Sideris scoring an unassisted goal at the 58 secondmark of that period. Sideris added his second unassisted goal of the night at the 3: 13 mark. Goderich then scored three more goals before the end of the period. Scott Garrow had two with Barry Thompson assisting on both goals and Byron Bowman assisted on the third goal. Greg Alcock added a goal to help the Goderich cause. Goderich again got off to a fast start in the third with Bill Whetstone scoring, assisted by Alcock and Trebish at the :19 second mark. George Sideris then notched his third unassisted goal of the game and Alcock rounded out the scoring with an unassisted marker for the Elevators. Parkhill scored with 2:27 remaining in the game. Todd Suderham got the Parkhill goal but it was too little too late for Parkhill. In last week's paper it was reported by . a writer in the Signal -Star sports department that in a game against Strathroy that there were 90 minutes in penalties and that the elevators took most of these minutes. Also it was stated that the game was played in Strathroy. In actual fact the game was played in Goderich and there was a total of 50 minutes in penalties with Goderich taking 28 minutes. The team roster for the '85-86 season is as follows: Tom Durnin, Greg Townsend, Byron Bowman, Jason Million, Scott Glew, Dave Brown, Jeff Boyd, Scott Garrow, Barry Thompson, Greg Dewinter, Bill Trebish, Bill Whetstone, Greg Alcock, George Sideris, Mike Beange, John Macln- nis. Coaches are Paul Kelly and Kevin Meriam. Paul Wheeler of the Goderich Machinist Atoms digs for a loose puck behind his own net as a Port Stanley player tries to move the puck along the boards in Shamrock League action Saturday. The teams played to a 2-2 tie. 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'5T H O N D.[21 TODAY'S ANSWER 598 Lorne Ave., Stratford 271-2793 CAREY FOR COUNCIL RE-ELECT GLEN CAREY 1/ 5 YEARS EXPERIENCE on Municipal Council 2/ Proven and efficient LEADERSHIP 3/ Is and speaks for the SMALL BUSINESSMAN 4/ LEGAL BACKGROUND is invaluable VOTE FOR PROVEN EXPERIENCE ON NOVEMBER 12, 1985 RE-ELECT CAREY, GLEN R x The Goderich ' Legion Midgets opened 'their 1980.416. season on October 12, 1985 under the tutelage of new coaches, Kevh). Austin and Bob Mommersteeg, and manager Ron Durnin. During the first week of the schedule the team played four gamer winning one and losing three. The home opener on October 12 was won by Strathroy 4-1, Goderich opened the scor- ing in the first period on a goal by Tom Bean, assisted by Mark Cauchi and Jim Beattie. Strathroy tied the score in the se- cond period and added two more in the third period before Darrell Durnin scored, Goderich's second goal, assisted by David Duncan. Strathroy thcored their fourth goal to complete the scoring. On October 16, Goderich travelled to Ex- eter for their first road game and were GOOEmOH MtNoR HQC K Y f gP fi defeated 5-2. Exeter opened the scoring at 5:01 of the first period but Goderich quickly tied the score at 5:27 on a goal by Richard Boddy, assisted by Rod Nurse. Exeter took the lead at 9:32 of the first period and added two more goals during the second period. At 3:17 of the third period Goderich's second goal was scored by Mark Cauchi, assisted by Rod Nurse. Exeter scored again at 5:20 On October 18, Goderich travelled to Bel- mont and were embarrassed by a strong Belt ontteam.7,1rt Goderach'alone.goatwas scored ,;M'ae lnpn,,assisteII b Matt W llcillassa ndGary Erb. oderiah returned home the next night and defeated Parkhill bya 7-1 score. k'o;the Goderich team their py was a- complete, turnaround from the ' . Belmont game. Goderich scored "the first six goals before Parkhill scored one and only goal to spoil • Jay Williamson's shutout bid. Goal scorers for Goderich were Darrell Durno (2), Ryan. Kelly (2), Mark Cauchi, Dave Duncan and Steve Hutchins. Assists went to Matt Wilkin- son (2), Darrell Durnin (2), Tom Bean, Steve Hutchins and Neil Rodger. to preserve their win. Coach Austin cited Richard Boddy for his excellent effort in a losing cause. Bantams start off well by winning six straight The Goderich Elevator Bantams have got- ten off to a good start in the early going of the '85-86 hockey season. After their first six games they are undefeated with six wins and no losses. Good offensive and defensive work and exceptional goaltending from Tom Durnin and Greg Townsend have been the reason for the good start, said coaches Paul Kelly and Kevin Meriam. On Saturday the Elevators played host to Port Stanley. The Elevators had an easy time, winning 12-2 against a weak team from Port Stanley. Goderich opened the scoring at 2:14 of the first period with a goal by Bill Trebish, his first of four on the day. The assist went to Dave (Slim) Brown. John Maclnnis made it two nothing just over a minute later with the assist going to George Sideris. Scott Garrow added his first of six goals for the night to make it 3-0 before the end of the first period. Garrow added three goals in the second with all three assists going to Barry Thomp- son. Trebish added a single, as did Mike Beange with the assist going to George Sideris to end the scoring in the second period. Goderich came out fast in the third period with a goal by Trebish assisted by Beange at the 1:55 mark of the period. Garrow added two more and Trebish add- ed a single to round out the Goderich scor- ing. Port Stanley scored at the 11:19 mark of the third period with Dave Goodhue scoring and again at 14:49 with Bryan Lidster scor- ing. On Sunday the Elevators travelled to Parkhill to face a much tougher team than Saturday. The Goderich team won 8-2. Parkhill opened the scoring at the 9:28 mark of the first period with Curt Ansens scoring unassisted. The Elevators got things going early in the second with George Sideris scoring an unassisted goal at the 58 secondmark of that period. Sideris added his second unassisted goal of the night at the 3: 13 mark. Goderich then scored three more goals before the end of the period. Scott Garrow had two with Barry Thompson assisting on both goals and Byron Bowman assisted on the third goal. Greg Alcock added a goal to help the Goderich cause. Goderich again got off to a fast start in the third with Bill Whetstone scoring, assisted by Alcock and Trebish at the :19 second mark. George Sideris then notched his third unassisted goal of the game and Alcock rounded out the scoring with an unassisted marker for the Elevators. Parkhill scored with 2:27 remaining in the game. Todd Suderham got the Parkhill goal but it was too little too late for Parkhill. In last week's paper it was reported by . a writer in the Signal -Star sports department that in a game against Strathroy that there were 90 minutes in penalties and that the elevators took most of these minutes. Also it was stated that the game was played in Strathroy. In actual fact the game was played in Goderich and there was a total of 50 minutes in penalties with Goderich taking 28 minutes. The team roster for the '85-86 season is as follows: Tom Durnin, Greg Townsend, Byron Bowman, Jason Million, Scott Glew, Dave Brown, Jeff Boyd, Scott Garrow, Barry Thompson, Greg Dewinter, Bill Trebish, Bill Whetstone, Greg Alcock, George Sideris, Mike Beange, John Macln- nis. Coaches are Paul Kelly and Kevin Meriam. Paul Wheeler of the Goderich Machinist Atoms digs for a loose puck behind his own net as a Port Stanley player tries to move the puck along the boards in Shamrock League action Saturday. The teams played to a 2-2 tie. In action last week, Goderich dropped a 3-2 decision to Belmont. (photo by Dave Sykes ) Adopt the pet you've been looking for in the Classifieds. .ev Shopping In Big Cities Can Be Hazardous... To Your Health AND Your Wealth! ..: Fighting dangerous traffic ori the way to, and in, the big city is no fun . . . and it costs nearly 45per mile at today's gas prices! You risk life and limb while driving, and even as a pedestrian crossing the city's over -loaded streets. To make matters worse, when you get home you'll often discover you could have spent Tess on your purchases by buying at home! Then, if you need service or an adjust- ment on what you bought, your local stores, which you trade in or visit almost every day, are far more likely to be concerned about keeping you happy with your purchases than big city stores. Sponsored by The Goderich Signal -Star. The Only Newspaper In The World That Cares About You! Keep ar f he doll rs pend ...SHOP AT HOME!