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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-03-31, Page 9idU Hanover tournament s as n Tr ,0 of ied .e Lon. 'ten brea k coy Bond ur u sted ges is he e 6 Larry angle; 'tin goa after, dges;" hand na ' pla Madp e the sc f thk` pia Dal t will! ial s FOR RRY rs 5 Is! 114 erich eliminated mmerton takes a look from behind at the goal he just against Goderich. Thursday's win put Kincardine into the championship game. (Photo by Doug Fisher) merton knocks off Goderich Lions ROB SHRIER Emmerton got two eof them the winner, the Kincardine pee 5-3 victory over the Lions. ons hadweird luck. s they couldn't do right and other y couldn't do wrong. were no match for erful Kincardine they held Goderich for the first 13 rdine completely d the first' period, ing Goderich a shot 1, Bruce Murray, ne scoring ace, drew d a minute into the e put a hard shot 1 Denomme tohis e. rton marked his first' lfway through the a brilliant effort. He past four Goderich s, lost the puck in the end, picked it up d beat Denomme to side. rst minutes'o� €he period were tight - as Goderich still penetrate the. Kin- efence. finally got their first et, and a goal, when allow fired a bullet ice past goalie Tim on. The time was each, sho played a e on defence for ne, almost scored at n his rifle shot hit the d had Denomme is head in disbelief. me was called on more times in the nd made some good Kincardine shooters. ile, his teammates ving trouble moving k as players were d, passes missed the d check were badly the period Goderich t"the pressure on as Kincardine stopped back - checking, and Emmerton made key saves to keep them in front. Goderich tied the game up early in the final period and the crowd went wild. At 2:09 Scott Ross steaked in on the wing and beat Emmerton again to the short side. Kevin Campbell got the assist on the goal. Kincardine continued to dominate Goderich after the goal and scored at 2:25 as Dave Fair got his first of two goals. Emmerton got the winner for Kincardine at 6:58 of the third period. fighting a Goderich defender off from his own blueline to the net, and beat Denomme on the shot. At 8:32 Sean Leach fed a pass over the blueline to Dave Fair who was open, and Fair made no mistake hitting Denomme hight to the stick side. eric Goderich Glen Mark Homes Atoms travelled to Hanover on March 23 to cotnpete in the Atom House league tournament. In the first„ game Goderich dropped a close 4 - 2 decision to Owen Sound. Goderich opened the scoring midway through the first period on a goal by Paul Brenner assisted by Brent Williamson. Owen Sound came back to tie the score, only to have Paul, Brenner give Goderich the lead again with an assist going to Lee Frisby. Owen Sound then - came back with three unanswered goals to give them their margin of victory. The locals played a strong third period, but were unable to get the equalizers. Scott Ross got the third Goderich goal late in the game. He stole the puck from Kincardine's Dave Zim- merman and beat Emmerton high to the glove side for the score. Goderich had a power play at 12:00 of the period and tried to get through Tim Emmerton, but Kincardine defencemen held them at bay. Kincardine finished the game leading 5-3. MacDonald working against clock in chess club playoffs Last week the 1977 play-offs got underway with the possibility of some upset victories taking place. In Level I Chas. MacDonald has found • himself in the toughest spot he has been in ,.all season.! Chas. has got the clock working against him with only five minutes left after 24 moves! To make matters • even more serious Louis Stadelmann has a tremendous attack un- derway! Louis has got a very good chance of making an upset 4iictory in this game but he will have to be very careful as Charlie is notorious for squirming out of these situations and coming up with come from behind victories. In the other Level I series Advertising lets good little products compete with the biggies! CANADIAN ADVERTISING ADVISORY BOARD Dennis Little has a slight advantage over Dave Weary. Going into the end game .Dennis has a one pawn edge but will have to play flawlessly to come up with a victory as the game appears tohave great drawing possibilities. Once again Dennis is going to have to play very cautiously as . an error can give Dave a vic- tory. In Level 2, Sam Hassan, unfortunately, found himself unavailable for the play-offs due to business obligations. Sam, therefore, forfeited his series to Doug Brindley rather than hold up the play- offs. It is unfortunate this had to happen as Sam was a strong contender for the second level, however Sam's good sportsmanship shown in these circumstances is certainly appreciated. In the second level semi-final series Bob Dick and Brian Miller • were to start their, first game; onr The < weeken+dwhile Jim* Kingsley managed to win the first game against Doug Brindley. ' In Level 3 semi-finals Kirk Lyndon came up with a victory to take a one game lead over Don Bogie. No other play-off games were played in Level 3 or 4 due to heavy absenteeism caused by people travelling on the winter school holidays. The play-off standings as of Mar. 23 are as follows: In the second game, Goderich Glen Marks came up against a team from Mount Forest and defeated them 5 - 2. Paul Brenner notched the first four goals with Randy Chapman picking up the fifth. Assists went to Lee Frisby with two, and singles to Dave Smith and Mike Brenner. Mount Forest made it hot for Goderich in the second when they narrowed the gap to 3 - 2, but two short-handed goals in the third period- slowed them down. By defeating Mount Forest, Glen Mark Homes advanced in the tourmament against Seaforth. In this game Goderich used six first period goals and six more in the remainder of the game to gain a 12 - 0 shutout over Seaforth. Jeff LeBeau earned his shutout by making -a good save on a penalty shot in the third period. Point getters for Glen Mark Homes were Paul Brenner with five goals and two assists, Brent Williamson with three goals and two assists, Mike Daer with two goals and, one assist ,and bandy Chapman and Mike Brenner with one goal each. Tim Bakker picked up four assists, with David Almasi and Dave Smith with one assist each. The boys returned Thur- sday and came up against a team from Walkerton. Walkerton came from behind to tie Glen Mark 5 - 5, but then went on to win the game on GDDERICB SI:GNAI.>STARr T, bows to penalty shots. Paul Brenner led the offence by getting all five, goals. This was Glen Mark's strongest game of the tournament so the whole team worked hard. In the fifth and final game Glen Mark ran out of steam as they were defeated 2 - 0 by 7 a rested Monkton team. This was the goaltender's game as there were numerous saves at both ends, but penalties probed costly .to Glen Mark. Homes. Members of the Glen Mark Homes team consisted of Jeff LeBeau, Lee Frisby, Jeff Stoil>, Milo Bo>!anla>?,` Smith, ;Paul Brennet, Brent W, ,illiamson, Randy Chap- man, David Almasi,• Michael Daer, Tim Bakkert Brad Yundt, under the coaching of .'John Bakker with "Larry Daer and Will Chapman assisting.. Township adopts recreation budget Goderich township council accepted the recom- mendation of the township recreation committee at the last meeting and adopted a $3,550 budget set up by the committee. The budget allows $1,500 for ad- ministration, $1,000 for figure skating, $550•for hockey, $200 for crafts, $200 for softball and $l00 for a picnic. In other business council denied a request by Mr. G. Smith to have part of Plan 4 of the township secondary plan rezoned to permit a rural residential development. A presentation for Smith was made by the engineering.firm of Kiar and Ross and requested council to pass an amendment to the plan to permit the use. Road superintendent Joe Potter was instructed to apply to the province of Ontario for subsidy on the extra costs the township was burdened with for snow removal this winter. A ministry memorandum was sent to the township to calculate the subsidy and is to be completed by Potter. Council filed a request by M.J. Driver to have his trailer camp licence renewed and that _he be allowed to increase the number of sites in the camp. The request was filed pending an amendment to the existing zoning order. • of $3,500 filbert Brall requested permission to erect a residence on.his property and commence his fish farming operation later. Council had earlier accepted Brall's plans to make a viable income from a small section of land by fish farming and allowed him to sever the land and put-up a permanent residence. It instructed him to commence his operation before building the house however and stood by that decision when Brall asked that he be allowed to build now. Building permits vee issued to Hugh Lobb for a house addition., Ed McPherson for a garage, Donald Duff for a mobile home and Harold Kirkconnell for a house addition. A request, by Frank Graham to build a house was held pen- ding approval of the health unit. The council instructed the township road superintendent to call tenders for the supply and spreading of ap- proximately 16,000 cubic yards of gravel to be spread by June 15. 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