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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1985-12-04, Page 26(GOVERNMENT GRANT) AVAILABLE ( FREE ESTIMATES) fft 441 41 ts1 5 :I4st 115' 0 the, Oed 90411 draws, as Jim Gartett and Jiis teani of daughter Kathy and friend hlathew Brown. scored three on the filial end to tie Wayne and Anne Steward and their daughter in a 5 - 5 score. The other tie game saw Jennifer Mackinnon score ane in the last end to tie JaS9t1 Parrett m an identical 5 - 5 score. Playing with Jennifer were ' her sister Stephanie and Dana Garrett. On Jason's team were Tim Stinnison and his mother Dianne, along with Kelly MacDonald. Nancy MacKinnon and her team of son Colin, Lonnie Rumig and Joanne Shand sit*, helialshonsl sm"eut(41 curled we- ,ltandCatrie 0,4OD the top end of a 5 - 2 score. War the golohfainily team. The familY event goes again on December 15th, and there is stili room for another team or two. If you and your family 'are in- terested, give John Garrett or Doug Bundy a call. TUESDAY MEN'S LEAGUE Only two teams remain undefeated after three rounds in the Mens league. Rodger Moore •came from behind to steal a pair on Nurse scores four goals for midgets in losing effort The Goderich Legion Midgets hosted a mighty St. Marys team last Saturday and came out on the short end 11 - 5. Goderich knew they were m for a tough match and as expected St. Marys came out flying, scoring in the first two minutes. They scored two more before Goderich got on the board on a goal from Matt Wilkinson on a shot from the blue line. He was assisted by Darrell Durnin. But Goderich was not done yet and they opened the scoring, fifty-eight seconds into tale second period as Rod Nurse scored his first of four goals. Jim Beattie and Durnin received the assists. Goderich had trouble with St. Marys as they scored four, making it 7 - 2. But again they fought back, this time to -within two, wnen Nurse scored his next two, with good passing .fromboth Durnin and Culbert who assisted on the two goals. Rod still did not give up as he opened the scoring in the final GODERICH MINOR HOCKEY REPORT period, ripping a shot by the goaltender when he received a pass from Neil Rodger. St. Marys responded to Nurse's effort as they scored four final goals to extinguish any Goderich comeback. Goderich played a good, strong game as they surprised St. Marys with hard hitting while only taking six penalties. Goderich was dealt an injury blow when Jim Beattie was hit during the game and it was later diagnosed as a broken collar bone. Unfortunately, Goderich's injury list con- tinues to grow. Goderich plays next Satur- day before travelling to St. Marys next Wednesday. Atoms lose to Clinton but defeat St. Marys 3-0 in league play The Goderich Machinist Atoms split a pair of games last week losing an exhibi- tion game to Clinton 5-3 Thursday and re- bounding with a 3-0 win over St. Marys in Shamrock League playjiere Saturday. In the game Thursday, Clinton scored two goals in both the first and second periods and coasted to the 5-3 victory. Goderich led in the game scoring the first goal after four minutes of play as Paul Wheeler converted a pass from linemate Chris Dickson. Clinton scored two goals in a 30 -second span to carry a 2-1 lead into the second period. Goderich tied the game at two early in the second period on a goal by Jared Whalen with Jamie Stanley assisting. But Clinton responded with two straight goals to lead 4-2 after two periods. Each team scored one goal in the final period. Wheeler scored his second of the game for Goderich. The team responded in league play here Saturday scoring one goal in each period to defeat St. Marys 3-0. Whalen scored what proved to be the winning goal at 5.44 of the first period with Todd and Chad Papple assisting. Chad Papple increased the Goderich lead to two goals midway through the second period- with Whalen assisting and Bill Ingham scored an in- surance goal early in the final period. Chuck MacLennan earned the shutout in the Goderich goal. This Saturday the Atoms will host Dorchester ,in Shamrock League action. Goderich Novice Bs defeat Bayfield 4-0 in exhibition play The Goderich Novice B team scored two goals in the opening two minutes of the game and coasted to a 4-0 win over Bayfield in exhibition play here Saturday. Steve Linklater scored on an unassisted effort in the first minute of play and his goal turned out to be the winner. Jeremy Powell increased the home team's lead to two goals with an unassisted effort less than one minute later. Goderich put the game out of reach scor- ing two goals in the second period. Bran- don Corriveau scored at 7.25 and two minutes later Steve Clarence scored the fourth unassisted Goderich goal. Novice B goaltender Robin Adams was in goal for the shutout. Garb and Gear Novices play well despite 3-1 loss to London The Goderich Garb and Gear Novices were stymied by a hot London goaltender and were eliminated in the second round of the Seaforth Tournament on the weekend. The novices played well in both games, defeating Orangeville 6-2 in opening round action before dropping a 3-1 decision to the Southwest London Major Atoms Saturday. Goderich was full value for its win against Orangeville in the opening round as they lead 3-1 after periods and outscored the opposition 3-1 in the final period to clinch the 6-2 victory. Jason Meriam and Len McLarty led the Gears offence with two goals apiece. David Lumley and Trevor Macaulay scored one goal each for Goderich. Despite a solid team effort in the second game, Goderich outshot London but came out on the short end of a 3-1 score. London scored single goals in both the first and se- cond periods to hold a 2-0 lead heading into the final period of play. Goderich finally solved the goaltending mystery midway through the final period as Lumley scored on an unassisted effort to reduce the deficit to a single goal. Goderich failed to score the tying goal and London added an insurance goal late in the game. The Garb and Gear Novices will host Dorchester in a 4 p.m. contest here Satur- day and will play St. Marys Sunday. Lions settle for 3-3 tie The Goderich Lions Pee Wees and St. Marys hooked up in a battle of two evenly matched teams and the outcome was a 3 - 3 tie. St. Marys struck first scoring the only goal of the first stanza. However, with just fourteen seconds gone in the second period, Lane's back hander from close in with Tim Harrison and Lonnie Rurnig assisting even- ed the score at one. Two minutes after this goal, Lions fell behind again by one goal and this was the way the second period ended. In the third period, Andre Cauchi tucked in the puck from the side of the goal on an unassisted effort that tied the contest. At the five minute mark' of the period Paul Hamilton shot from the top of the circle, eluded the opposing goalie giving Goderich a 3 - 2 advantage. Andre Cauchi assisted on the goal. But, with four minutes left the Lions were caught flat-footed on a 5 on 3 situation and St. Marys scored the final goal of the game. Pat Donnelly, the Lion goalie, had to be sharp, especially in the last minute of play as the Lions were two men short. Lions next outing will be this Saturday as a strong Dorchester club visits Goderich. Goderich Chess Club results There were a series of studious games played at the last Chess Club meeting, especially the match between Doug Brindley and Eric Hallarn. After much give and take involving many major pieces, Doug managed to get the upper hand to win the game. Whilst Walter Gottschalk waited patiently in the wings, Barry Page and Dennis Luiting played some aggressive chess in their two official games. Dennis came up with several strong moves, and the end game hinged upon having the right chess piece in the right place. The promotion of Barry's pawn to a queen tilted the balance in his favour to conclude the first game. The second game saw Barry's queen -rook combination pro- vide the coup -de -grace. Doug and Walter chalked up additional victories to their score sheet. Despite a small turnout, there was cer- tainly some enjoyable chess played. The team tq #0atapare or OVO 11.80901841100,0 With two are the rteain.L.„Of 4915 9 . Englestad and John Orr. THURSDAY NIGHT INDUSTRIAL.. Cain Bogie and his f,o,rester team arestill' unbeaten after three weeks of play, as they handed Glen Falkiner's 1863 Union teem a 6 - 4 defeat last Thursday. Both- GDCI Teacher teams suffered losses, with the Number one team going down to a humiliating 13 4 loss to Ken Engelstad's 'Hospital team, while the Goderich Chess Club meets every Wednes- day evening at 7:30 in the Recreation Board's Grandstand room. For details, call Doug Brindley at 524-8674. LEVEL 1 Mark Maurer Bob Dick Doug Brindley W. Gottschalk Owen Moriarty Eric Hallam LEVEL 2 Robert Nau John Crawford Richard Bennett Don Wilson Barry Page Dennis Luiting Paquettequ9-00014;41 (1110 herLady aiJeifaefilia,i0.16.691*."Itner""hade aWo9:eethill'3'Iaff'hhf eetfidithe9f chance to score a big eight -ender on the last *tot the game, but instead played it.sife and took the win *Mout throwing his !ast stone. He won it 6 5 over the 'Elementarye Teachers. We would hatie loved to havOSeen you try it, Jeff! In the closest game:of:the night, Doug Nackay's rejuvenated V SIG squad Made a. great comeback from a 5 - 1 deficit to_edge . 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