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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-01-20, Page 6dA Lands Ay earst, 28, of Central L t$di n was successfulin this re Frederick ,Banting, London at • J# miles go three in Elgin Secondary School, turn -in a`game against Sir the junior girls' Blue- and row P Y loll Steve Meriam's three goals and:: -one assist led the Goderich Juveniles to a 7-5 vietoT r;.. over Howick in a Penally\ filled minor hockey corit'est-in Vanast"ra Saturday. ..Meriam scored the- first of lir§ three goals at 5:30 of the first frame when he popped in die second Goderich marker. S<teve•: r'Chase had given Goderich" an early lead with an unassisted goal to open the scoring. Less than three minutes later I-lowick narrowed the gaper' Bill: Fraser's goal but a three;, way passing play frorr'r^:Scbtt. Kennedy to Ben Wwseli and finally to Meriam ,trade it 3-1. ;:rust 13 seconds later Garth Dickers put Howick back within . ,range with their second goal. Bill Lewis combined with: Mike. Cum- mings before the end of the period to give Goderich a 4-2 lead going into the second. .Both teams traded, goals during the second frame with Jerry Olechoswki opening the scoring first for Howick. Two quick goals, one to either team, drove the score 5-3 at the midway point in the period. Lewis from Cum- mings and Tom Sager ac- cb.inted for the fifth Goderich goal at 7:48 and then four seconds later Olechoswki put, Howick back wittrin striking range. .Meriain completed his hat trick later in the period when he picked up a pass from Chaseat 13:37. Don Hastie completed the scoring in the period,. sending the two teams into the third at 6-4. '' Rick 'Powell brought Hawick within oneagain with a::,goal with less than 'two .mutes gone hi the third Erie but a`triarker from the k4� White tournament held at GDCI- last Saturday. Stratford Central won the eight team tournament and the host GDCI girls' team finished third. (staff photo•) leads club to third "win stick of Scott Kennedy added the insurance • that Goderich needed. He picked up passes from Meriam and Lewis:. Goderich took 15 of the 30 minor penalties handed out. Sunday a five goal third period was the key to a 9-5 shellacking of, Ripley ..by Goderich when they travelled to Ripley toplay. _ Goderich trailed 2-1 after the first period when Mike Gallant and John Elliott scored for Ripley. Bill Lewis counted the only Goderich goal after picking up a pass from Ed Courtney. Paul Schaefer evened the score at the beginning of the third frame after Lewis and Steve Davey set him up. Howick scored two more before Goderich drew even again with goals from Scott Kennedy and Schaefer. Gallant put Ripley into an early lead in the third before Goderich struck for its five goal onslaught beginning with Steve Meriam who banged in a Mike. Andrew pass at 4:19 to make the score 5-5. Steve Davey ;set up Schaefer • allowing him to complete his hat 'trick and score the eventual winning goal. Less than two minutes later Ben Worsell added the insurance on a pass from Davey. Lewis added the eighth from Ed Courtney and Pete Crew finished the scoring with 3:19 left in the game. January 8 Goderich doubled the Listowel "B" team 14-7. Bill • Lewis led Goderich ,with five goals and three assists. Steve Meriam Viking wrestlers successful in Sarnia BY T.D • The GDCI wrestling team:, was represented at a tour- nament in Sarnia Saturday by nine •competitors. .The tournament provided good competition, with three Michigan schools plus Sarnia, London and Stratford 'wrestlers taking part. Three of the GDCI wrestlers had successful days. Dave Rodges came through with his best effort as a GDCI wrestler, finishing second in the 178 pound class:' Mike- Jeffery was -fifth atfl30- pounds ' and Bob Tigert finished sixth in the 98 pound class. 'Also competing for the Vikings Were Brian Shewfert, • SHIRTS •• SUITS • TOPCOATS • PANTS • SPORT COATS • JACKETS • LEISURE :SUITS Tigert, Rick Carman, Rick Todd and Dwight Isaac. Upcoming for coaches Ray Donnelly and Bob Dick's squad is a Huron Perth meet here today (Thursday) against Stratford Central and a 16 team tournament at Stratford G Central on Saturday: • and Paul Schaefer each hada hat -trick and an assist. Single Goderich markers went to Mike Cumn�,ings and' Shawn Dalton. 'r. Stratford en :al s , L 1gw at't, �s itting.matc� * `' winners of the jllalvi� girls + 1 t>t r•#,fari itra1� aha Blue .and White` x lley 1 � labu � . A st >t i.; ournament held G_ last Seturday^Th,'at#odj girls defeated London AS-, Lucas in the finals,. Lucas finished second, , one 'point° ahead df the hostess GDCI : Vikings team, which third, Other 'schools' competi were Sir Frederick Bait 130 o, London, Central Elgin and. • Parkside, both •from St Thomas, F E arid, adill o Wingham, and Straihroy. Thi GDCI tram -got nff In a high scoring battle January 4, Goderich was nipped by Listowel 10-9., in Listowel. Mike Cummings and Bill Lewis led Gq.derich with a pair of„ :'.xnalrkers. Singles 'went to Steve Chase,... Steve Meriam and ' Shawn' Dalton. Lucknow slammed the local team 11-5 January 2 in Lucknow. Mike Cummings had a pair for Goderich ip'the losing- cause. Singles went Pete Crew, Ed Courtney Ben Worsell. '• W. J:. Deno. m FLOWER SHOD• tPhone, 524-8132 IS DAY [�. OR I... NIGHT ,..._ Agent for 24 -hr. L. FILM DEVELOPING .4419. get 4%a on;r�egular, 7% on special savings. • lilfsmbrr Canada Deno*: I sur$nce .Corportatitlin .'Balt Ing►Y entraltlgin and Wingllarn ; : tiarpt ITe)'th jeag,lie. •competition 'begins --for :the Vikingsangi F i ay,. January' 28 am 'ane coach Donna Doldge's team will he _ competing in a tournament'in. F trathroy the: following Coach ::,Doidge. expressed• • optimism "concerning her; team's rslspet ts, based' on ;their performance in theSlue and White.Tclurnatnent. = Goderich O.P.P. Rangers are now on top of the stan- dings in WOAA' Midget•B play - after a pair of victories on the .' weekend. •• Ian Lanny Chisholm sparked the Rangers to victory Friday night against Wingham by scoring two goals in a 3-2 victory. Chisholm picked up the loose puck at Goderich's blue line ,and skated through the entire;, team, then `decked the' Wingham goaltender and fired a backhander into the net with only 22 seconds remaining in t ,e,I grime' Tbe game featured elose thecking and excellent two way skating by both clubs. Kevin Bundy: Was 'again steady in' goal for the f2gngers • Sunday night, OPP Rangers dominated.: the Clinton -Midgets by thumping them 15-1. Brian- Reed, Dongit--- CruickSh arik, and• - Lanny ChtSholm each scored three goals... Fred • Leddy chipped in With a pair and singles. went to Jacques. Richard, Geoff King and Rob Pinkney.. Rangers thoroughly, dominated: play ini°the game ht weverjKevin Bund r as , sensational on they' fewstops•' he had to make int ,e'ga r e... ,OPP Rangers play again tWice this weekend Qn. Saturday afternoon, they vi it Clinton'- and ni the most crucial match of the" schedule, host ,, Seaforth Sunday night in ` Vanastra at 7 30-: p.ni A loss. •in ;either. game could ,drop Goderich into second place.. `• +ttna! o•lero ur 11111 estopst , ►Iltpe '44 44 Cllntbn, Ontario 1%. SIAL UU E ,1NTON NESTOG P 5 rs. Teachers with expertise in the fallowing ruled aria s ars requiredt • Typing Shorthand • Bookkeeping Interested persons should .be living within a short driving distance from the CIInton Campus and beavallable to report on short notice. 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