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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-12-22, Page 10PAGE 10--GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22 1977 ort pa Signal -Stars thump Sarnia; Delaware replied with five unanswered goals. Ed Courtney, Steve Meriam, Paul Schaefer and Arthur witti two goals, did the second period damage for Goderich. Sarnia fought back with five goals in the final period but Goderich foiled their comeback bid with four goals. S;Ihaefer and Walters each scored a goal.. in the third period and Arthur added two for a five-goa•1 night. Walters and Schaefer added two goals apiece.. The Stars then added fo their league leading point total blanking Delaware 4-0 in Goderich Sunday. Goderich held a slim one - goal lead after one period of play as Bill Walters scored on a pass from line -mate Pete Crew. Goderich added a single goal in the second period as the Arthur, Lewis, Schaefer line combined on The Goderich Signal -Star Juveniles added two more teams to their list of victories as they thumped Sarnia 12-7 in an exhibition game Saturday and blanked Delaware 4-0 in a league game Sunday. Goderich rebounded from their only loss of the season last week to Belmont with a strong performance against Sarnia Saturday night at the Goderich Arena. Sarnia held the edge in play through the first half of the first perod but were only able to beat Stars goalie John Page for one goal early in the frame. Goderich then rallied for three straight goals to carry a two -goal lead after the first period. Phil Arthus' tied the score with a lir wrist shot com- pleting a two -on -one play with team-mate Paul Schaefer. Paul Dougherty put Goderich in the lead for the first time, scoring on a goal -mouth Steve Chase of the Signal Star Juveniles clears a Sarnia player from in front a five -goal performance by Phil Arthur. On Sunday the juveniles blanked of goalie John Page as team-mate Paul Dougherty -Mears the puck into the Delaware 4-0 in a league game played in Goderich. (staff photo) corner. Despite a slow start the Stars thumped Sarnia 12-7 on the strength of Gerry Wunninck of the Signal Star Juveniles appears to have the puck attached to his stick as he heads for the Sarnia goal in an exhibition game played Saturday. Goderich scored nine goals over the, final two periods to whip Sarnia 12-7 at t14-Goderich arena. (staff photo) - - scramble. Bill Walters then increased the Goderich leade to two goals after shovelling ina rebound into the empty net. Despite giving up an early goal to Sarnia, Goderich owned the second period. After Sarnia narrowed the lead to one goal Goderich Steelers hammer Blyth The Goderich Lakeport Steelers enjoyed their highest scoring output of the season in Bantam exhibition hockey in Blyth Monday night blasting Blyth 11-1. Goderich skated to a one goal tie in the first period, opened a 5-1 lead after two and popped in six goals in the final stanza for the big win. Dean Bowra started things off for Goderich with 5:27 left in the first with help from Darrell Graham, Blyth struck back less than a minute later to tie the game on a goal by Jerry Hoggarth. The Steelers scored four times in five minutes in the _times period to put the game out of reach. Mike Wedlock and Steve Sager set up Larry Kelly for the winning goal and Graham added two more and Willie Denomme one to round out the middle period scoring. In the final period Mark Rowe scored twice, Graham, Jim Mathers, Denomme and Sager once each. Kinsmen plan Ski-A-Thon EST WISHES FOR A HAPPY HOLIDAY SEASON .. . AND OUR SINCERE THANKS FOR YOUR LOYALTY AND GOOD WiLI, THROUGHOUT THE YEAR The Goderich Kinsmen Club announced recently that it plans to sponsor another Ski-A-Thon in Goderich to raise money for charity. The Kinsmen sponsored a cross country event in 1977 and The Kinsmen are planning attracted 65 skiers who to hold the Ski-A-Thon on completed a 10 kilometer course raising $3,000 for. Kinsmen projects.. This year the club plans to donate the money raised to Cystic Fibrosis Research. February 12, weather per- mitting, and if the weather doesn't permit the rescheduled date will• be February I9. Pledge sheets for interested skiers will be available at schools and businesses in Goderich early in January. Hoping your Christmas will be merry Your holidays bright and gay, And all the good old fashioned joys Cross your hearth and stay. Heartfelt thanks for your valued friendship. jLL:v� .11t'' .t tf'Wv4te. @IL S6) `Y" -- ._i... �1 7 from the Management and Staff of CASHWAY LHUMBER GODERIC Arthur's sixth goat of weekend. The Stars then put game away with two q goals by Paul Dough early in the third period. Dougherty scored on unassisted effort at 4,15 added a second goal minute later on a pass Walters. Both teams were asse numerous penalties Goderich recieved 19 in penalties while Delaware tagged with two ten mi misconducts, two five -mi majors and 20 m penalties. The Signal -Stars retu action December 29 aga Mooretown in an exhib game in the Goderich A at 8 p.m. They will also playa lea game against Lu December 31 in the Gode. Arena, Game time is l p.m Vikings wor in 83-82 wi By TD The GDCI Vikings senior boys basketball team won two exhibition games against Owen Sound schools in Owen Sound last Friday. The Vikings' had little trouble dumping Westhill Secondary School, 90-57, but had to put together a real team -effort to come back with a close 83-82 win over the highly rated OSCVI team. Dave MacKenzie and Tim Doherty topped -the scoring parade against Westhill with 18 points each. Andy Moore contributed 14 points and Jon Barz and Dennis Don each hit for 12, p Teichert, with 11 and Alexander, Don Bogie Brian Sowerby `with points each rounded of Viking attack. It was Mackenzie ag leading the scoring ag OSCV1, He and Andy M each had 23 points` for winners. Jon -Bart and P Teichert each had 12 po Dennis Donnelly added and Tim Doherty and Alexander each had, points for the Vikingswh 44-28 at half-time. The t ees re in t Thu Paul n asci! allow ad a g avid 1 oder( Dave mmer dine .The 1 ter i cond card e visi ame. The g ay po Facts 'n Findings: WAXING oder a ora. With the aid of a wax chart choose the proper wax for the conditions. On a wood base ski 'apply a thin layer of wax over the Pine -tar. Rub the wax out with cork Build the wax base up in this manner to a smooth finish The last leav- e plication is in the grip area (under the foot) which you uncorked for maximum grip. Synthetic base skis get maximum performance when a hot glider is applied. This glide fills up the pores of the P.Tex. The hard waxes are applied over this in the same manner as on the wood skis. Beginners may waX the synthetic ski in the grip area, but only until they require better performance from their skis The two colour wax system which is available. makes waxing very easy for beginners. however some performon• ce is sacrificed for convenience.