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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-11-26, Page 25,Sporits egion Midgets r The Goderich Legion Midgets remained undefeated in league play after wins last week over Exeter and Lucan. In Exeter last Wednesday night, the :i,egion Midgets took control of a 1-0 game in the last two periods to win 4-2. In the first period, 20 minutes in penalties were called against Goderich. But the outstanding play of Goderich goalie Jay Williamson and the awesome penalty killing proved too much for Exeter, despite what the referees tried to do for them. Exeter did score first 18 seconds into the game but that was the result of a misplay by the goalie and his defencemen. Exeter clinged to a one -goal MINOR HOCKEY lead even though Goderich had many chances. In the second period, Rod Nurse got the equalizer when he took a pass from Gary Erb and blasted a shot by the Exeter goalkeeper. The game remained tied as end to end play highlighted the period. Goderich went ahead when Mark Cauchi was checked into the goalie and Byron Bowman knocked down a clearing pass and blew a shot into the open net. Darrel Durnin got what would be the win- ning goal two minutes into the third period when he ripped a shot past a screened goaltender. Ian MacKinnon and Bowman received assists. Goderich went ahead by three when Wayne Nivens took a pass from Scott Glew, rushed up ice and slid it under the goalie. Exeter finally scored again on the power play with under two minutes to play. Against Lucan here Saturday night, the Midgets scored three goals in the first period and went on to win an exciting 4-1 game. It was a fast -paced contest with ac- tion going end to end. Mark Cauchi scored his first of two on the same shift when he broke in from the wing and scored assisted by Roc( Nurse. Thirty-three seconds later he scored again when he converted a pass from Tom Bean. This got Goderich going and Darrell Dur- nin scored 35 seconds later. Neil Rodger and Glew picked up assists. Lucan would score their only goal of the night when a player in- tercepted a bad clearing pass and went m to score- to break Greg Townsend's bid for a shutout. Durnin scored again in the third period with Nivins and Rodger setting him up. The game featured many clean hits with Goderich dishing out the majority of the punishment. The Legion Midgets play at home this Saturday against Strathroy which should prove to be their toughest opposition thus far. GODERICH SIGNAIrS,TAR, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1986 --PAGE 9A A Citizenship Court will be held in Goderich during April, 1987. This special court is being held to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the "Canadian Citizenship Act" passed in 1947. The Maple Leaf Chapter IODE is aiding the Court in bringing this event to Goderich. If you are a landed immigrant, 18 years of age, and have lived in Canadg for 3 years, send you name and address or telephone: Mrs. Jean Schaefer Citizenship Secretary Maple Leaf Chapter, IODE 92 St. George's Crescent Goderich, Ontario N7A 2L9 Telephone No. 524-2285 by January 1, 1987 (If no answer - 524-7542) OR If you are a Canadian Citizen, a naturalized Canadian Citizen or a British Subject in Canada prior to January 1, 1942, and wish to obrain a small proof of citizenship card (for identification purpose), please for- ward your name to the above address by February 1, 1987. AtioNimMinamisP -/I Recreation Department Av4mnt!4,G.. 7t A MEP PY CHRISTMAS GOOD CHI. SI(ATF" SUNDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1986 Mark Cauchi (8) of the Goderich Sailors attempts to take the man out of the play deep in Walkerton's territory Friday night in a match -up between the Blackhawks and the Sailors. The 5-1 Walkerton loss featured some chippy moments and some fine'hitting, but the visitors proved to be much too strong for the depleted local squad. (photo by Andy Bader) Goderich Bridge Club results The Goderich Duplicate Bridge Club met at the Legion Hall on Monday, Nov. 10 at - 1:30 p.m. with three -and -one-half tables attending. Marg Hall and John Wood placed first with 23 points, followed by Esther Garrow and Betty Garland with 19.5 Anna Gadley and Nicala Conlon, Bill Duncan and Ralph • Kingswell tied for third place with 19 points. IfiftarVAni Dletiipsey directed. Two -and -one-half tables of bridge players turned out on Monday, Nov. 17 at 1:30 p.m. Nicala Conlon and Marg Hall were first followed by John Stringer and Archie Hamilton. Martina Schneiber and Mary Donnelly (the director) were third. Stop in and ••see oGi display of MICROWAVE STANDS starting at '65" #410' HUTCHINSON APPLIANCE SERVICE 308 Huron Rd.; Goderich 52447831 524-8732 Seven -and -one-half tables of players played a club championship on Tuesday, Nov. 18. The average score was 84 points as Cathy McDonald directed. • The North/South winners and their scores were': Mary Donnelly, Eleanor Erskine, 95 points; Jane Cere, Ron Moore, 93.5 points; P.K. Venkiteswaran, Aelian Weerasooriya, 88.5 „points; ..Evelyn , Galbraith; ,Dawna Spraule, 85.5 points. The East/West winners and their scores were: Betty and Ray Fisher, 95.5 points; Lee Ryan and Joe Nicholson, 94 points; Bill Bradley and John Donates, 92 points; Marg Hall and John Wood, 88 points. ' I.O. JERRY (1983) LTD. 185 PARK STREET, GODERICH PAPER & PLASTIC PRODUCTS FOR: Weddings, Dances, Parties and Dinners. Plastic and Paper Plates, Cups, Knives, Forks, Spoons & Serviettes, Boxes & Bags, etc. FOOD PRODUCTS BY: " Heinz, E.D. 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