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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1985-11-20, Page 2611, ea t Hai! tltil ''', eetik fincludit g a bebind thriller over.. M �11y sal Machine to grab a share of ' p. spot in the s Thee F Mels . trailed first`;`pla Green Machine by four, points alba St week but pulled within two with a 4-2, win , over the J.H. Jets Wednesday and then grabbed a share of top spot in the eight - team league with a 6-5 win over Green Machine Sunday. Brian Moody, second in league scoring, led Bedford to the win over the Jets with two goals and one assist. Phil Paquette and Willie Denomme had the other goals. The game of the week was Sunday as Bedford overcame a 4-2 deficit after two periods outscoring Green Machine 4-1 in the final period to claim a 6-5 victory. Tim Doherty, D. Erb, Paul Corriveau, Jerry Rozendal, Ron Corriveau and Mark Frayne scored one goal apiece for Other " e action, k rniela Roadh, usg a - modicum of. reaPectabilltrin thastandings by'wbudng three games. The victories, pulled the aiders into a second place tie with, the Clere'u Rockets with a record of five wins, five losses and one tie in eleven: games. Last week the Raiders beat up on the Rockets scoring 12 goals in a 12-5 win. Ian Chishglm and Greg Beacom led the scoriing, parade with three goals apiece while team-mate Terry Schoemaker added 'two goals and three assists. Dean Nisbet, Gary Nicholson, Jim Hayter and John Peet scored one goal apiece. The Raiders followed that up with a 6.3 win over Hodges Monday as Schoemaker scored two goals and assisted on a third. John and Harold Peet, Len Kolkman and Nisbet added one goal apiece. The Raiders won its third game of the 'Beacom e again e prov ded •the . o e Spark scoring three goals and assisting on 4; another whale team-mate -Phil Petrie added t Iro goals . and two ` assists.. Schoemaker, Peet and Chisholm scored. one.goalapiece. Ii,other league•action, O'Briens wen two games, its 'third and fourthvictories in 10 .; starts, edging Clere-Vu 3.1 - and hammering Hodges 7-3 Sunday. Paul Kelly. • led theoffence, scoring one goal. and assisting on goals by Roulston and Bakker. Don Shropshall scored the lone Rocket goal midway through the final period, ruining Rick Patio's shutout bid. With only seven skaters and goaltender, Hodges was still no match for O'Briens who got a three -goal performance from D. Duncan. Bakker chipped in with two goals and two assists and team-mates Gaynor and Roultson added one goal apiece. Area karate club mernbers win national awards Winners were. (left to right) Marty Pelss first in Kata, Glen Rose second in Kata. Iu men's white to yellow belt division, Bruce Henderson second in fighting and third in Kata men's green to brown division, Toby St. Louis third in Kata, boys junior while to yellow belt 11114 sion, Karen Tyndall first in Kata, third in fighting, women white to orange belt division. Gary Bedard first in Kata, second in fighting, men's orange to green bell division. 2,60$•"� %� i2::1�}itii:�i:;•.Y,:V f J::i:� F<>:h9 Nw .%; TIME IS RUNNING OUT SUBMIT YOUR ENTRY NOW! ✓NEATNESS & ORGANIZATION ,,,IMPACT ✓IMAGINATION ,--SPECIAL EFFECTS (use of Colour, Material, Lights, etc.) ✓GENERAL APPEAL (It's whether you like It or not that really counts) Print the name(s) of the Business(es) you think have the Best Christmas store front and/or Window Display In the entire town of Goderich. List them In order of your preference. Base your Judging on the criteria listed above, but remem- ber...It's whether you find It appealing that really counts! THEN...Bring or Mall your entry to the Goderich Signal -Star no later than Wed- nesday, November 27, 1985. I1 your entry 1s drawn from those recelved...YOU WIN! There will be a total of Three Winners In all! LIMIT ONE ENTRY PER PERSON PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY MY CHOICES FOR BEST STORE FRONT & WINDOW CHRISTMAS DISPLAYS ARE: BRING THIS ENTRY FORM TO THE GODERICH SIGNAL-STAR...INDUSTRIAL PARK, HWY. 21 SOUTH OR MAIL TO: THE GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR P.O. BOX 220, GODERICH, N7A 4B8 All Entries Must Be Submitted To The Goderich Signal -Star by WED., NOV. 27. • 1 VrOi MAC "T ,eff 1td/d v2,7:$.d ld'4: Ja nut :dvl :y. *4050/ eee941'40 ow, a' 3 i...apem '• fir/ rte. f / / /' / n/ �/ / 'd +; i ii,,,w,,iii!*u/I9l.gi 'H ,,,,s%Yd�y/rogeN:' i/ : e,,,,%F//yia,2, Lion peewees win sixth straight game The Goderich Lions Peewees ran its undefeated streak to six games with an 8-1 victory over Thamesford here Saturday. The Lions dominated the game from the opening whistle, took an early lead and never gave it up. Tim Harrison and Andre Cauchi led the team offensively with three points each. Harrison had two goals and an assist while Cauchi scored one goal and assisted on twp others. The other Lion goal scorers were Brian Lane with two while Paul Hamilton, Chris O'Neil and Shawn Talbot scored one goal apiece. Jeff Hodges, Jean Paul Cauchi, Lonnie Rumig, Mike Stegenstad and Kevin Moss each assisted on a Lion goal. Goaltender Bob Lumley lost his shutout late in the third period on a difficult shot in front of the net. The Goderich Lion Peewees hit the road for two games this weekend playing in Parkhill Friday and Strathroy Saturday. Midget win streak ends with 5-4 loss On Saturday, November 3 1985, the -Goderich Legion Midgets three game winn- ing streak came to an end with a 5-4 loss to Exeter in a closely played game in Goderich. The Midgets record is now three wins and four losses. Goderich opened the scoring in the first period on a goal by Brian Chambers assisted by Jim Beattie and Dave Duncan. Exeter then scored two goals to take the lead and Goderich answered with a goal by Dave Duncan assisted by Jim Beattie to tie the score. In the closing minute of the period, Exeter scored again to take a 3-2 lead. In the second period, Goderich was outscored 2-1 by Exeter with Matt Wilkinson scoring Goderich's goal assisted by Brent Fowler. Goderich had a goal disallowed which would later prove to be the margin of victory for Exeter. At 5:39 of the third period, Darrell Durnin scored Goderich's fourth goal assisted by Dave Duncan and Ian MacKinnon. During the period, Brent Fowler hit the goal post which with a little bit of luck, along with the disallowed goal in the second period would have given Goderich the victory. At the other end of the rink, Gord MacInnis made several fine saves to keep Goderich close. Squash Club honors champs The Goderich Squash Club honored its individual champions at the group's annual dinner meeting at the Bedford Hotel recently. Trophy presentations were made to ladie's champion, Erika Gemmill and men's A division champion, Mike Dawson. Jackie Harrison and Mike Lapaine were runnersup in their respective divisions. Don Kent won the B division title while Eric Kirk finished second. Gemmill and Dawson combined to win the Don Longwell Trophy. Three goals lifts Goderich Atoms to win The Goderich Atom As scored three goals in just over two minutes at the start of the third period en route to a 4-1 win over Thamesford in Shamrock League play here Saturday. The teams played through a scoreless first period and Bill Ingham scored the only goal of the second period as Goderich clung to a one -goal lead heading into the final period. Jason Jeffrey assisted on the play' Goderich broke the game open early in the third period scoring three straight goals in just over two minutes to increase its lead to four goals. Chris Dickson started the scoring parade after 57 seconds of play scoring on an unassisted effort. Todd Papple followed with the third Goderich goal from Jasn Cook and less than a minute later, Andrew McLarty boosted Goderich into a four -goal lead with Jeffrey assisting. Thamesford ruined Jason Duckworth's shutout bid with a goal midway through the final period.