HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1976-11-25, Page 14PAGE 84 -,GO ERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 25, 1976.
Paul Carroll presents the Reeves Cup to R n and Joan Lee, at the Sailing Club annual
banquet held last Saturday. The Reeves Cup donated by Paul Parsons. is presented the
.sailor. with the best combined'record of participation and sailinngskill. (photo by George
. Penfold)
ailing club.holds
ards night
The Goderich Sailing Club
held its fourth annual banquet
and awards night at the
Maitland Country Club . on
Saturday, November 20.
This year's banquet
doubled as a fund raising
event, and the banquet and a
draw for floral centrepieces
donated, by Mary Carroll,.
raised approximately $200.00
to go towards repayment of a
loan obtained two years' ago
for the purchase" of Petrel
sailboats. These boats are.
used in the junior instruction
program co-sponsored by the
Goderich Sailing Club, the
Town of 'Goderieh, and ' the
Ministry of 1 Culture 'and
Recreation.
Vice -Commodore. Doug
Bundy announced the Junior
Awards. Donelda• .Roberts,
received the Donnelly-
, Parsons award for the most
Merchants suffer early injuries
The Goderich Merchants
-have a one win,- one tie and
three loss record in South
Huron Intermediate D action
this season and suffered their.
third' loss Sunday to the
Zurich. Flyers.. The Flyers
blasted the Merchants 10-6 in
Zurich. • _ •
Playing with six starting
players on the injured list the
Merchants got an outstanding
performance from Jim
Hayter who • ' grabbed two..
goals and an assist totry to
lead his club to the win.
The•Merchants' second loss
Bantams
The Lakeport Steel Ban-
tams are still undefeated
after playing three 'more
games last week.
On Nevember 13,
Walkerton ' eame to
Vanastra and were trounced
11-3 by the end of the first
period it was 3-1 for the
Steelers. Goal scorers were
Mike Wedlock, assisted by
Mike Hodges,. Rob Trebish'
unassisted, and Ken Reid
assisted by Hodges.
Walkerton came out in the
second period and squeezed.
in 'a fast one after only 37
seconds had been played. But
the balance of the second
period goals were scored by
the Steelers. Rob Trebish
from Mike Hodges, Larry
Madge from Danny Maillet;
Rob Trebish from Mike
Hodges . and the final goal .of
4
i
of the season was handed
them in Watford where they
were doubled by the Generals
Down at int 5-2
8 4. o none point the,
Merchants battled back ,.to a..
5-4 deficit but couldn't hold
the Generals off and gave up
three unanswered goals•in the
final period.
Watford jumped to a two
goal lead before -Milt Place
combined with Ron. Whet-
stone at 10:57 -of .the, first
period. Watford scored .twice
before Place ' notched his
second goal of the game with
just over a minute expired in
the second period. Place
grabbed .a pass from Whet-
stone and slipped the puck
past the Watford netminder.
About halfway through.' the
period Watford grabbed their
fifth marker before Goderich
started their rally. Place got
his hat trick with 21 seconds
left in the second period
scoring unassisted. Cam
McDonald brought the
Merchants to within one :at
the six minute ?ark ofthe
third period but Watford
added two more in the next
continue winnin
this period from Danny.
Maillet and Mark Rowe for
7-2 lead for Goderich.
The only other goal scored
by Walkerton came early in
the third period. The Steelers
then scored four quick goals,
two by Larry Madge assisted—
by Steve Walters 'and Danny.
Maillet with singles by Mike
Hodges and Randy Graham
for a final score of 11-3 for
Goderich.
Saturday,°November 20 the
Steelers met up with some.
real competition in the Mount
Forest team. The final score
was 6-5 for . Goderich, the
closest game the Steelers
have had yet. Goal 'scorers for
Goderich were Larry 1Madge.
with three goals -and one
assist; -Danny Maillet .with
two ' goals and.' two assists;
Rob Trebish with one goal
and two assists and Mike
Hodges one assist. This game
was for four points.•,.
•
The Lakeport Steel Ban-
tams travelled to Port Elgin
on Sunday for another vic-
tory 7-4.
After eight games the
Lakeport Steel . Bantams are
still undefeated with a total of
16 points. Believe me, it's nice
to have a good all round
hockey " club and especially
two good goal tenders like
Steve Gallow and Brian
Shewfelt, Keep up the good
work!
The Lakeport Steel Ban-
tams will be playing their
next game in Vanastra on
Saturdav night at 7 p.m. when
they play host to Listowel.
Ur 11�
two minutes ,and went on to -
win 8-4. Jim Hayter• • was
named the Merchants -star of
the game.
Rick Duckworth led the
Merchants to a 4-4 .standoff
with Centralia College of
Agricultural . Technology in
the Merchants last home
game. Duckworth held off • a
late charge by C.C.A.T: to
salvage the tie for the Mer-
chants who at one point led '4
1. George Gould drew the
game's first blood at the
seven minute mark of the
opening period with Mark
Ryan and ,Barry" Bloch
drawing :° assists. Cam
McDonald made it 2-0 Mer-
chants about a minute later
with Ron Corriveau and Ron
Whetstone assisting., C.C.A.T.
got back in the game with less;
than a minute left in the
period when Jim McGee beat
Duckworth to make it 2-1.
Goderich cameout flying in
the second period taking a7,341
lead at the 3:20 mark when
Lee Arbour : corhbined with
Cam McDonald on a goal.
Two minutes later Frank
Hagan ended the Merchants
scoring -with a goal- assisted
by Jim Bell and Paul
Corriveau. C.C.A.T. came
back to within one . with two
quick second period goals
from Larry Krantz and Peter
Duenk and finally beat Duck-
worth for the tie at the A:26
mark of the third period. Rick
Duckworth was named, the
star of the game for the
Merchants.
The Merchants face Huron
Park in their next home game
Tuesday in Vanastra.
improved junior sailor.
First place in the junior
racing series went to the,.
team of David Parsons and --
David M.cDonaAld. Second and
third places went to'the teams
of Barb. Pamminger Doug
Elder and Bob : and Doug
McKenzie. . . . -
Race committee chairman
George Robertson announced
the senior awards. These
were as follows:
Dingy Class - Paul Parsons,
Ken, Dawson and -Jim'
Mulhern.
Fireballs . Class included'
George Penfold, Harold
Jeffery and David Smith.
Cruising Fleet winners
were Ron Lee, Marth and
Bethany Robertson and
George Robertson.
Recipients of the Reeves
Cup which is presentedan-
nually to the sailor with the
best combined record of
participation and sailing skill
were Ron and Joan Lee of
Walton.
Awards were also
presented for the round -up
regatta, held annually on
Labour' bay weekend.
-• -Winners inthe cruising
fleet event were Martha- and.
..Bethany Robertson, Tom
McGill and Ron. Lee. •
Winners in Centreboard
Class were Ken Dawson,
Doug .Bundy and Al Mullin,
and,John Watson.
Overall winners of the
regatta were Martha and
Bethany Robertson. Special
mention was made of the
contribution 'to the sailing
program by Lou Martins, the
starter timer for the 1976
season.
A dance followed the
banquet, with music supplied
by Darryl Carpenter and
Dave Cloet.
This event finishes the 1976
season for the 'sailing club.
The first event. in 1977 will be
the annual general meeting to.
be held at the Maitland
Country Club on J nuary 6,
1977;
oderich. thumps
t. Foresi 5-1
Goderich, PeeWee All -Stars
,thumped Mount Forest
Saturday, in Vanastra by a 5-
1 score. Mount forest dre'x •
blood early in the first period
with Dave Ferrier scoring
unassisted. •
Goderich took its -time and
carne out in the second period.
to scorefour goals in less than
six minutes. and take a big
lead. Jim Mathers scored the
first three in succession.
Darrell Graham received
assists on the first two; goals,
Dave Gallow assisted on the
second, and ,Dave McDonald.
assisted the third Mathers
goal.
Dennis Kerr marked with
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seven seconds Left in the
second period from Colin
Alexander to give Goderich a
4 -1 lead.
Gallow got the ' third
period's only score at 1:03 to
put the game on ice for
Goderich. Mark Crawford
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