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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1984-12-05, Page 20PAGE 2A—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1984 4th Goderich Boy Scouts CW RISTMAS TREE SALE You always get the right size and...• e ' SCOTCH PINE, BALSAM SPRUCE Sizes 4 foot to 9 foot PRICES FROM $9.to$21. ALSO A FEW STANDS ARE AVAILABLE 07, SMITH'S FARM & GARDEN CENTRE 82 SOUTH ST., cODERICH AND ED VAN DEN BROECK SALTFORD 4:i • Weekdays 6 pm to 9 pm Saturdays 9 am to 6 pm Sundays 12 noon to 6 pm MAKE CHRISTMAS EXTRA SPECIAL THIS YEAR V- 4.4.4? COME ALONG WITH US ON A BUS TRIP TO... AT: COBO HAU. DETROIT THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1984 (Storm Date Sat., Dec. 29) ITO 'to • omciee COST: 0• 0 per person Includes Admission and Bus Fare -Children under 14 must be accompanied by an Adult DEPARTURE: ARRIVAL - HOME: PRE REGISTER AT: CHRISTMAS GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE ARENA PARKING LOT at 9:30 A.M. Approximately 8:30 P.M. THE RECREATION OFFICE 166 McDonald St. by DECEMBER 14, 1984 Bantams win The Goderich Elevator Bantams led by the two-goail performances of Greg. Alcock and Scott Garrow, beat Parkhill 7-5, even- ed their record in the league play to -5-5 and 1. The Parkhill team opened the scoring at 1.10 of the first period. Goderich evened it up 33 seconds later with Dan McDougall scoring, from Alcock. The Parkhill team Cook the lead again at 8.16 but Goderich evened it up and went ahead to stay, with three straight goals, the 1st being scored by George Sideris, assisted by Mike Beange and Jason Million. • The next two were scored by Alcock, the first unassisted, the second assisted by Garrow. The Parkhillt scored its third goal at 10.26 of the third period and only some key saves by goaltender Tom Durnin when Goderich was not playing well allowed them to regroup. The next two goals were again scored by Goderich - one at the end of the second and one at the beginning of the third period. Both goals were scored by Garrow. The first assist went to Bill Whetstone and Jeff Boyce and the second by Mike Beange. Parkhill scored two quick goals in the middle of the third period, to make the score 6-5. Goderich finished the scoring at 10.41 of the third period, on a slap shot by Boyce from the blue line, assisted by Alcock. Atoms edged Goderich Atoms were edged 5-4 by Parkhill, in a Shamrock League. hockey game played here, December 1. Goderich led the way in the early going - scoring the first goal and leading 3-2 after one period. However, Parkhill outscored the local team in the second and third frames to take the win. Jason Jeffrey scored two goals for Goderich, while Sam Hosack and Jeff Beange scored singles. Todd. Papple, Jason Cook, Shawn Carver, Jason Hayter and Andrew McLarty each assisted on one Goderich Goal. ATOM B Goderich Atom B's overwelmed Lucknow 6-1, in a hockey game played December 1, in Lucknow. Drew MacAuley and Jason Lajeunesse �each scored twice for Goderich, with )MacAuley also drawing an assist. Trevor Bazinet and Scott Mathieson each scored once, Bazinet,--also assisted on a goal. drew Scott had a three -assist game and R an Farrish assisted on one goal. Jamie Redmond did a standout job eeping pucks out of the Goderich net. CST The Kincardine Kinucks goalie is down as a Clinton Mustang and Kinucks player scramble for the puck during Junior C action at the Goderich arena Sunday night. The Kinucks won the game 6-4. The Mustangs have been playing their home games in Goderich while the Clin- ton arena is tied up with a tournament. They will host the Port Elgin Bears in Goderich this Friday at 8 p.m. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan) • The Goderich Atom B team outscored Lucknow 5-1, to win an exhibition game, November 26 in Goderich. Goderich got on the scorboard first, when Dave Boyce scored, the first of his two goals in the game, in the first period. Lucknow replied in the second frame, to tie the game, but four unanswered goals by Goderich put\ the game on ice.. - - ... Trevor Bazinet had a goal and an assist for Goderich, as did Andrew Scott and Jason Lajeunesse netted a single goal. Assisting on goals were: Scott Creamer (3) , Ryan Farrish (2) and Bryan Lamb, Jeff Phelan,and Steve Hogan, with one each. Pee WOES win big After a lacklustre performance the preceding _ week against Strathroy, the Goderich Lions Pee Wees displayed the kind of game they're capable of playing, with a 10 - 2 rout of Parkhill last Saturday at home. Parkhill tallied in the first minute of the contest but after that it was all Lions, as they skated and backchecked their oppos- tion into the ice while maintaining their usual good passing game. Three quick goals in the first period gave the locals a lead they would not surrender. In the ,,second five more tallies were recorded giving Goderich an 8 - 2 -lead go- ing into the third. In this period, they talked twice more and kept the opposition off the scoreboard. Jeff Hodge led the point parade with three goals and two assists; Shaun Talbot had one goal, four assists; Chris O'Neill was good for two goals, two assists; Tim Harrison one goal, two assists; Brian Lane one goal, one assist. Single goals went to Kevin Moss and Sean O'Brien, and assists went to Aaron Duckworth two; Andre Cauchi and Lonnie Rumig, one each. The Lions will be at home again this weekend, as they take on Lucan for a 6 p.m. game, Saturday. PEEWEE B Goderich Pee Wee B's swept a recent home -and -home hockey series with Huron Park. Goderich narrowly won a home game by a 1-0 count on November 16 and then handed Huron Park an 8-3 beating in a st SPECIAL HOLIDAY HOURS To hep make your our Holiday Season easier and less hectic, we are extending our post office hours so that we can better serve you. In addition to our regular business hours, we will be open during these dates and times: SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, 15 9:00 a.m.-12 noon MAIN POST OFFICE 35 T ST CANADA POST CORPORATION We're moving ahead. December 1 road game. Kelly McDonald scored, the lone goal in the first game, assisted by Allen Brindley and Sean Bloch. In the 8-3 win, Goderich scored three goals in the first period and five in the third, while their opponents could only manage one per -frame. Steve Tzsmouis scored two goals and one assist for Goderich. Allan Brindley scored twice, Cary- Erb had a goal and three assists, Brad Allan and Jason LeBeau had one • goal and one assist each, Kelly McDonald scored a goal and assisting on one goal each -were: M. Stigenstad, Doug MacDonald, Mark Kinahan and Chris McDonald. Goalkeepers Jason Dempsey and Colin MacKinnon played well for Goderich. Coach Ted Williams said this game was the best team effort this season and the team's passing and skating have improved immensely. New hockey body formed The formation of the Hockey Develop- ment Centre- for Ontario (HDCO) and the appointment of an advisor for the centre, His Honour Judge Joseph Kane, of the coun- ty court, were announced recently by Reuben Baetz, Minister of Tourism and Recreation. "I know the HDCO executive will find satisfactory solutions to the important challenges facing amateur hockey in the province," said Mr. Baetz. "The govern- ment wishes to avoid legislative intrusion into amateur sport. we have sought means whereby hockey administrators could get together to resolve common problems and provide for the future of Canada's most popular sport." The HDCO promotes technical and skills development, through such programs as of- ficiating and coaching clinics. It also pro- vides a co-ordinated voice for amateur hockey in Ontario and a "one window" organization to resolve hockey issues such as league boundaries. residence re- quirements, age and sex exclusions and rules of play. The HDCO sponsors other pro- grams such as parent education. The HDCO executive will include presi- dent Pat Doherty, of Kitchener -Waterloo, vice-president Karlo Bubalo, of Sudbury; secretary Fran Rider of Toronto and treasurer Frank Libra, of Ottawa. New Year's Eve Rock Party with CRACKERS and Pressure Point. Leave your wallet at home.. Leave your car at home at The Recreation Centre in Huron Park et includes: Transportation ood ty Favours Entertainment $40.00 per persona $75.00 per couple Limited number of tickets available. Pro- ceeds to Stephen Township Hockey and Recreation League Arena Committee. Not responsible for loss of articles or accidents day of program. Tickets: or. 228-6419 228-6439, 229-6883