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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1978-10-26, Page 12PAGE 12 --GODERrCH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1978 GrafPetrie each score three. to pa+ e Merchant Sporl.spe Goderich Merchants opened their Inter- mediate CA season on a winning note Monday dumping Centralia College of Agriculture (CCAT) 8-3. Goderich posted four unanswered goals in the final period to open the game up and grab their first win of the • season. Industrial league honor The Goderich Industrial Softball League wound up its season with an awards banquet Saturday night honoring individual players for outstanding seasons. Eight„ players were selected for their seasonal- play-' wtilte--' French Cleaners were given the Dunlop Division trophy, .McGee Pontiacs the Maitland Division trophy and Gord's Sports the trophy for the league championship. Stan Doherty, pitcher for Canada Company, was named the league's most valuable player. Doherty helped the young club to a league playoff berth against Gord's with a strong pitching per- formance in a comeback year. Dennis Williamson, shortstop for Gord's, was nacried"the"Ieague s most - sportsmanlike player. Mark Frayne, out- fielder with Canada Company, was named the league rookie of the yar. Fisher Custom Builder centre fielder John Hoy was nanted best out- fielder for the 1978 season. Steve Haggit, backstop for Graham Electric, was named catcher of the year. Glenn Falkiner's .428 batting average stood as the league's best for the season and. the Little Bowl third baseman won l eTeagiie batting title. Des Courtney, pitcher for Gord's, was named the most valuable player in the playoffs. Honorable mention went to Gord's second baseman Dick Shoemaker and catcher Lee Arbour and to Canada Company pitcher Stan Doherty. igidge,th win opener The Goderich Green , and Parent Midgets began their WOAA hockey schedule with an impressive 13-0 shutout home -ice victory over Listowel Saturday. Goderich led 2-0 after the first period, upped their lead to 4-0 after two, and turned the game into a rout with nine unan- swered goals in the third period. Steve Gallow and Brian Shewfelt shared the shutout in the Goderich net. Both made several good stops, ,but for most of the game, the local midgets controlled the puck. Seven of the Goderich . goals were scored by defer e.;nen . Rod McDonald and Ken "Reid both had hat -tricks and Donald Elliott scored, .once from the point. Centres Dan Maillet and Mike Hodges each had a pair, while Rob . Trebish and Dave Moore got one goal each. Larry Madge picked up four assists. Maillet had three assists and Hodges had two. Credited with single assists were Jim Costello, John Clement, Reid, Moore, McDonald and Elliott. Referees Bill Lewis and Larry Daer were kept busy assessing over 80 minutes in penalties, with 50 minutes going to Listowel. The Green and Parent Midgets next game is an exhibition tilt here 'APPOINTMENT, CAROLYN PORTER Clarence Dernomme of Roll & Match Home Fur- nishings k pleased to announce the appoin- tment of Carolyn Porter, as Interior design con- sultant. Carolyn is a recent graduate of an I.C.S. In- t'erlor and Decoration Design Course. Let Caroly help you plan a new perfectly co- ordlnated decor for any room In your home...decorate your home to suit your por- sonallty. Drop into our store, or give us a Call and Carolyn tome to yourh®eitee with oiir fide - decorating service. Com in to Rall and Mut- ch Home Furnishings, and lot Carolyn's ex- perience work for you., Bali & Match Ltd. Nome Furnishings CLINTON ' Saturday at 8 p.m. with Exeter. Next league action ,for the Goderich midgets is next Wed- nesday when they travel to Durham; a new entry in the WOAA group. this season. Coaches of the Green and Parent Midgets this year are Bill Fritzley and Dave Wilkinson. Keith Hiusser is the team manager, Phil Petrie and Dave Graf paced the Goderich win with three goal performances each scoring go ahead goals in the tightly played first and second period with Petrie grabbing what proved to be the winner in the second and Graf adding an insurance marker in the final period. Less than a minute after the Goderich season started Dave Graf put the Merchants on the board with his first goal with help from Cam McDonald. CCAT managed the equalizer four minutes later when Vince Holshof." slid the puck behind Merchant netminder Doug „Spitzig but the Merchants went back on top 19 seconds later on Lynn Lysiak's goal set up by Len Kolk- man and Barry Bloch. Brian Gilpin put CCAT on even terms midway through the first period but Petrie went to work with just over six minutes left in the first to give his club a Jead to take to the dressing room. Graf and MacDonald moved the puck into 'Petrie and he made it 3-2 Merchants. The teams played close to the vest in the second each managing one goal. CCAT tied the game for the third time midway through the period when Jim McCutch,eon scored on Spitzig but Petrie put the Merchants back .,.on top, this time to stay, with his second goal. Phil' Paquette assisted on the winner. The Merchants came out gunning in the final period and outscored the college 4-0 to seal the win. With just over five minutes played Tom. O'Brien and MacDonald set up Graf for his second score and Petrie got his hattrick on a play set up by Paquette and Kolk- man. Ron Whetstone made it 7-3 just 39 seconds later and with just under ten minutes left Graf got the final Lions revenge loss with shutout The Goderich Lions' Pee Wees chalked up two exhibition - hockey action last week. , Thursday in Wingham, the Lions defeated the. Wingham Pee Wees, 5 - 3. Playing their first home game here Saturday, the Lions shut out the Stratford Minor Pee Wees, 6 - 0, in an im- pressive display of team - play. The Lions exhibition record stands now at two wins and one loss. The loss was a 4 - 3 defeat at the hands of the same Stratford team a week earlier in Stratford. Wingham returns here for a rematch with the Lions Saturday at 5 p.m. Sunday the Lions begin league play with a 6 p.m. game in Port Elgin. John Thompson got the ricins off -fir a 'quick start in Wingham, scoring the game's first goal, assisted by Paul Brenner. Wingham came back with two goals by Cameron' and Thompson to grab a 2 - 1 lead but Grant Garrow scored on a deflection to tie the score before the end of the first period. Rob Gibbons assisted on GarroWs goal. Paul Brenner put the Lions on top near the' seven minute mark of the second period. Bray got the equalizer for Wingham three minutes later, but Daryl Madge got the winner for Goderich on an unassisted goal before eam sweaters still not handed in The committee was distressed to learn from softball coordinator, Bev Orr, that 14 team sweaters have not yet been handed in for winter storage. A motion was made stating that -two weeks would be allowed and if the sweaters have not been returned ' by November 1, the forgetful softball.: players will be billed US to covet the cost of the shirts. \ • With regard to the Goderich Figure Skating Club's request for financial sponsorship by the township, few members understood how the grant system worked. A motion was made to ask township treasurer Ben Whitely to attend the next meetingto explain the said grant system. Doug Yeo presented a report of theprices for township `'stationery in- cluding the township C I; typ% I �j♦ crest.•It was. tabled. Again, the committee was frustrated to learn little action has been taken re the seeding of the new softball field. After some discussion a motion was passed that the recreation com- mittee, with Doug Yeo as spokesman, attend the township council meeting the next night, Oct. 19 to ,ask help in interpreting the recreation committee., constitution and learn exactly where they stand in' its authority' in managing the recreation of the township. Marilyn Forbes and Bev Orr managers for the first dance of the late fall, presented their plans for the fund raising project for Saturday. November 25 at the White Carnation from 9:30 p.m. -. 1 a.m., music by the Country Companions. Proceeds will go to therribw athletic field project. Come and See All The Action. WITH S.H.H.L. e INTERMEDIATE 44\ \‘1; • - �� •HOCKeY AT The Goderich Arena ON Monday, October 30, 1978 at 8:30 p.m. WHEN, THE GODERICH MERCHANTS play at home to THE NORTH MIDDLESEX MERCHANTS (PARKHILL) 1977-78 S.H.H.L. CHAMPIONS, 1977-78 RURAL "C" ALL ONTARIO CHAMPIONS AND ALSO INTRODUCING "MR. SCOREO" who will challenge lucky spectator's weekly at Goderich merchant home games for an assortment of prizes. *Free Halloween Treats For The Kids! ADMISSION Adu:its-9.25 Studontse91000 Children accompanied with adult - FREE Unaccompanied Children - 50c the period ended. John Thompson gave +11Th I:lons an insurance marker, scoring the only goal of the third period on a .pass from Daryl Madge. Goderich took six of the eleven minor penalties called by referees Ed Daer and Bruce Griffin. In their game here Saturday the Lions gave a solid two-way per- formance in gaining -revenge for their earlier setback at the hands of the Stratford team. The first period was scoreless but team captain John Thompson scored a pair - of goals in the second period to staxt the Lion's offensive output. Trevor Erb scored • twice in the final frame while Daryl Madge and Shawn-RaTiber notched - single counters to complete the Goderich scoring. Paul Brenner had two assists and Scott Stokes and Rahber had one each for the Lions. Goaltenders Terry Bean and Randy Gaynor shared the shutout in the Goderich goal. They received good support from • the defensive pairs of Rahber. and Stokes and Trevor Martin and David Day. Coaches Richard Madge and Bob Dick also expressed satisfaction with the solid back - checking provided by the forwards. installment , of; his hat - trick. The Merchants are home Monday night against last year's league champion Parkhill and plan an official opening off their first season ofplay in Goderich. Officials, opening ceremonies begin at 8:30 p.m. at the Goderich Arena. DAN'S TEXACO 394 HURON RD. GODERICH k pleased to announce TERRY VAMPLEN from Owen Sound started with us October 23 as our CLASS "A" MIKHAIstlt Also at this time with the purchase of $5.00 WORTH OF GASOLIN you will receive a HOT WAX WASH FOR 1 Vo • We hope to see you, come in, help Terry feel at home, and check out our competitive prices. Agricol TM. A good name to grow by FACTS YOU SHOULD BE AWARE OF FOR 1979 1- With the Blakeney Government re-elected .and receiving a strong mandate from the people of Saskatchewan, and being the largest potash deposits.. in North ,America are. in Saskatchewan; we will see the largest potash price increase ever, couple with new and higher freight rates. 2- The phosphate mines in Florida and South Carolina have increased, and will again increase, the price of rock phosphate.to us and others who are processors of phosphate materials. This, coupled with the wide dollar difference, is going to peg phosphates at .record levels. 3- Natural gas ls the essential product to heat reactors in making anhydrous ammonia. You must have Anhydrous Ammonia before you can manufacture urea, prills, aqua ammonia, U.A.N. Ammonia solutions, or nitrogen -phosphate combinations such as our own 11-54-0 and 18-46-0 or our competitors 121/2-50-0 or 18-46-0. 4- Single super and triple super phosphate has already seen two price increases since August1. Double carrier products have experienced one price increase,with one more likely this winter. .5- Everyone in this business has kept their fertilizer prices fairly constant over 1978. This was due to good planning and filling inventory before the prices went up. In other words -we're working on cheap inventory. CONCLUSION Apply all your potash and half of the required phosphate this Fall, allowing only N and 80-100 lbs of starter for Spring '79. -We will be paying 1 per cent per month for your money on pre -paid accounts. REMEMBER A -Top alfalfa yields require a lot of potash -Low plant populatioholds back corn yields -Nematode attacks ar going to be a problem in corn, already as far Nor as Kerwood. -Whitebean profit does not start until 15 Bu/ac. -Corn profit does not start until 90bu/ac. -Soybean profit does not start until 25bu/ac. FALL FERTILIZATION CHOICE NECESSITY Agiicol A good name to grow by Mervyn Erb - Manager Brucefield, Ont. 482-3948