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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1978-11-23, Page 14) PAGE 14 —GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR', THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1978 Buckeyes tame Merchants offence with 24) win Sport's page BY The cooled sticks DAVE SYKES Zurich Buckeyes the hot scoring sticks of the Goderich Merchants Monday with a 2-0. victory in South Huron Hockey League Intermediate C action. The Merchants had won four straight games by comfortable margins before Monday's game, including an 8-4 rout off Centralia last Thursday. The loss was only the second of the season for the Merchants along with six wins. The win was the sixth of the campaign for Zurich against one loss. Despite conning off a four -game winning skein the Merchants' offence was a bit flat and failed to capitalize on power play opportunities. On two separate occasions in the second period the Mer- chants enjoyed a two- man advantage and their Phil Paquette (4) of the Goderich Merchants Intermediate C hockey team cruises in front of the Zurich net looking for a rebound in league action Monday. Zurich scored a goal in the first period and added an insurance marker in the final period defeating Goderich 2-0. The loss was the second of the season for the Merchants against six wins. (photo by Dave Sykes) Lions win pair of weekend games The Goderich • Lions Pee Wees added a pair of victories to their WOAA "BB" hockey standings with wins over Listowel and Kincardine last week, to boost their record to five wins and one loss. Thursday in Listowel, the Lions bombed the Cyclones 8-2. Saturday, the Goderich squad got by Kincardine 5-3 , in Kincardine. Daryl Madge paced the Lions attack in Listowel. with three goals and two assists. John Thompson had a goal, and two assists. Also scoring for the Lions were Paul Brenner, Rob Gibbons; Shawn Rahbek, and Trevor Erb. Scott Stokes and Grant Garrow had one assist each. Bill Scheering and Todd Hutton scored the Listowel goals. The Lions led 3-1 after the first period, added three unanswered, goals in the second . and out- scored Listowel 2-1 in the final frame. The game in Kin- cardine was an exciting contest with both teams going hard both ways all night. They battled through a scoreless first period and exchanged single goals in the second. Rob Brown got Kin- cardine's goal. Grant Garrow tied it, scoring for Goderich on, a pass from Rob Gibbons. Kincardine got the lead back on a goal by Sean Johnson early hi the third period, but the Lions came back with two goals within one minute to jump ahead by one goal. Daryl Madge finished off a play with Peter Stahl and John Thompson and Trevor Erb scored on a pretty passing play with Grant Garrow. Ian McKenzie tied the socre with just under seven minutes left in the Three quick goals pace Midget victory The' Goderich Green and Parent midgets chalked up their sixth consecutive win without a loss in WOAA 'BB' hockey action in Kin- cardine Saturday, defeating Kincardine, 7-4. The teams were tied 1-1 after the first period, and 3-3 after two periods, but Goderich scored three goals within the first minute of the third period to change the complexion, of the game in a hurry. Each team scored once in the last few minutes of the period to leave the final score at 7-4. Larry Madge and Dan Maillet led the Goderich goal getters with two apiece. Madge also had one assist. Linemate Rob Trebish had a goal and WELCOME SERVICE would ilk* to call you with "housnworming gifts", and Information about your new location. Th. Uost•as will be glad to arrange your subscription to the Signal -Star. Can k.r at 524-2057 two assists. Mike Hodges had one goal and one assist and John Clement got the other Goderich goal. Don Elliott and Rob McDonald were credited with one assist each. John Butler had two Kincardine goals. Singles went to ban Wilken and Dick Davidson. It was the line of Trebish, Madge and Maillet that went to work in the opening minute of the final period, scoring the three quick goals, with Maillet pulling the trigger on two of them and Trebish getting the 'other. Coach Bill Fritzley's squad _ makes their next start here Saturday at 8 P.M. when they tangle with Walkerton, the team expected to give Goderich their toughest time in the struggle for league honours this season. N.H.L. HOCKEY PHILADELPHIA AT DETROIT COACH EXCURSION from Clinton It Goderich BOXING DAY, DEC. 26 CALL 2 1 S• PER PERSON INCLUDESADMISSION A NIFTY CHRISTMAS GIFT 524 -*366 THE COACH HOUSE TRAVEL SERVICE HAMILTON ST. 00DI RICH game. Newcomer Peter Stahl scored the winninggoal foto Goderich with 3:47 left in the game, shoving John Thompson's rebound over the goal - line. Paul Brenner's unassisted goal, with one minute to go, gave the Lions their • insurance • marker. The Lions get back into action on home ice this Saturday at 5 p.m. here when they take on Mount Forest in a ,' four point game. Coaches Dick Madge and Bob Dick, along with manager Bill Rahbek, were pleased with the discipline shown by the Lions in their two games last week. Despite playing hard-hitting, aggressive hockey, the Lions received no penalties at all in Kin- cardine, and only one minor penalty in Listowel. a inability to convert those ' opportunities resulted in frustration and costly penalties. Zurich scored the game -winning goal late in the first period an scrambly play in which Goderich goaltender Doug. Fisher was caught out of position, But Fisher held the Merchants in the game through the second period with some tough saves although his teammates were unable to complement his efforts bantams dump Kincardine 3 - BY DAVE SYKES The Goderich Lakeport Steel Bantams improved their standing in WOAA league play last week with a win and tie in two games. The Steelers .came up with a strong defensive performance Saturday shutting out Kincardine and Sunday they rallied for three unanswered goals in the final period to gain a 5-5 tie with Hanover. Brad Armstrong led the Goderich offence in the win over Kincardine scoring two goals in the 3- 0 victory. The teams played through • ''a scoreless first period -anti Armstrong opened the game's scoring with a goal at 4:12 of the second period that proved to be the winner. Darrell Graham added an insurance marker after seven minutes of play in the final period with Mark Crawford picking up the assist. Armstrong put the game out of reach with his second goal of the game late in the period after • converting a pass from linemate Paul Day. But the Steelers were hard pressed to gain a tie in their game against Hanover Sunday as they scored three goals in the final period for the 5-5 tie. Hanover built up a 2-0 lead after the first period of play and outscored the Bantams 3-2 in the second period to carry a 5-2 lead into the.final period. Jim Mathers scored the first Goderich goal in the second period on • an unassisted effort and Graham added the second . goal from David Gallow. But the third period belonged to' Goderich as they got single goals from Tom Smith, Rick Stohl and Armstrong to tie the game. Stohl scored the tying goal with three minutes remaining in the unemployment Insurance is now more responsiv condifionsin Ontario. To make your Unemployment Insurance Program more responsive,Xo the special needs of different areas of Canada, there are now 48 economic regions for UI. (Up to now, there were 16 regions.) With this change, UI benefits will more accurately reflect your local employment conditions. It's all part of a plan announced over a year ago. Each of these new 48 regions will have its own unemployment rate. This will set the length of time a claimant must have worked to become eligible for Un- employment Insurance benefits. And it will govern the length of benefits as well. There's nothing,new about the .- system itself -it's just being measured • Windsor game. The Bantams return to action Saturday when they will host Walkerton in a 6:30 p.m. contest at the Goderich and District Community Centre. On Sunday they travel to Kincardine. with a. consistent offence. Zurich scored the final goal of the game at 7:47 of the third Period. The Metchants racked up their sixth win of the season last Thursday dumping Centralia 8-4 in Centralia. Goderich' spotted Centralia a one -goal lead on a power play effort, midway through the first period but then took control of the game scoring six straight goals. They' held a 6-2 lead after two periods of play and each team scored twice in the final period. Phil Petrie sparked the Merchants' offence with a ffour-point effort on three goals and an assist. Petrie notched a true hat trick scoring three goals in succession, one in the first period to tie the game and he opened the scoring in the second period with two straight goals. Teammates Phil Paquette, fd'm McDonald, Dave .Graf, Tom O'Brien and John Hoy added one goal apiece. Ron Whetstone chipped in with three assists. The Merchants Lace a gruelling week with three games in four nights. Friday they play in Grand Bend, Sunday they travel to Parkhill for an 8:30 p.m. contest. Their next home game is Monday, November 27 Kettle Point, a in the league. is 8: 30 p.m. against new Game entry time Take it from me, Eddie Shack. Quality, convenience, great flavours, and a price that's hard to beat anywhere. A whole case of cola. ' Twenty-four 10 ounce bottles for $1.99. (Or twelve 30 ounce bottles for $1.99.) That's a real bargoon. Offer expire4 December 2, 1978. -plus refundable deposit while supply lasts at participating outlets. The POP Shoppe ADAIR'S GROCERY 239 HURON ROAD GODERICH 524-9995 • hedford • Sarnia FArkona• A loin ston • • Chatham more finely in 48 regions, rather than 16. The length of time a claimant must work to get UI remains the same. It varies from 10 to 14 weeks, depending on the unemployment rate where the claimant lives. And regionally -based benefits have the same maximum., The change will only affect those whose UI claims start after November 12. This map and the information ' with it will show you the new economic boundaries in your area. Clip re map and save it for reference, i you like. Grand Bend • Grabton • Kerwood • Newbury Bothwell • Rodney • Clifford • • Wingham • Mount Forest L Hillsburgh Belwood. r • Fergus• Erin Eden Mills Waterloo -Kitchener Guelph• • • • . Arkell •. •New Hamburg Fuslinch • • • Cambridge New Dundee Ayr • • Branchton Stratford* • London Woodstock • Norwich • Port Dover • Lake Erie Note: Further changes to the Unemploy- ment Insurance Program have been proposed by the Government. They will cone into effect only when they have been enacted by Parliament. Canada's Unemployment Insurance Program Working with people who want to work. Employment and Immigration Canada Bud Cullen, Minister Emploi et Immigration Canada Bud Cullen, Ministre REGION E London, consisting of the counties of Elgin, Oxford, and Middlesex, and the former County of Norfolk. REGION F Windsor -Sarnia, consisting of the counties of Lambton, Kent and Essex. REGION G Kitchener, consisting of the counties of Huron, Perth, and Wellington, and the Regional Municipality of Waterloo. (Map and description of economic re ion,: if yuc lion arises. the I'n,t iln mem Insurance Regulations nnut govern.) The Canada Employment and Immigration Commission was created by combining the Unemployment Insurance Commission and the Department of Manpower and Immigration. In addition, our local offices are being merged to serve von better as Canada Employment Centres. A A.