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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1978-11-30, Page 13S GODERICH SIGN,A.I- SFAR, THURSDAY, NQVEl1!113ER 3.0,1.97$ --PAGE 13 Bantams boast modest streak BY DAVE SYKES The Goderich Lakeport Steel Bantams are im- proving with every game-. The Bantams improved on their modest win streak this week dumping Walkerton 4-2 in Goderich Saturday and then adding to their win list with a 3-0 victory over Kincardine, Sunday. Goderich scored three times in the first period Saturday and added an insurance .goal in the second period to defeat Walkerton 4-2. Colin Alexander opened the scoring in the first period but the Goderich lead was short lived as Walkerton responded with two straight goals within a minute to take the lead 2-1. Paul Day and Rick • Stohl each scored a goal for Goderich in the last five minutes of the opening period to turn the lead back to the bantams at 3-2, Brad Armstrong scored the only goal of the second period to boost Goderich into a• two -goal lead, which stood as the final score. Walkerton enjoyed three power play op- portunities in the final period but were unable to capitalize. 'The Steelers ,increased their win streak Sunday as they piled up a 3-0 lead in the first half of the game and coasted to the shutout over Kincardine. Brad Armstrong clinched the win for Goderich scoring two quick goals in the first period. David Gallow scored the third Goderich goal midway through the second period. The Bantams will return to action this Saturday' against Listowel in the Goderich and District Community Centre. Game,time is 6:30 p.m. On Sunday December 3 they will play in Walkerton and then on •Wednesday December 6 they will be in Durham. idget B's humJilate Wingham 7-Q The Goderich Midget Bs came up with one of their finest offensive performances of the season as they drilled Wingham 7-0 in WOAA league play in Goderich last Thursday. The Midgets scored two goals in both the first and second period to pile up a 4-0 lead after two periods of play and then scored three times in the final period. Kent Tigert and Jim Fritzley paced the midgets scoring two toals Bridge scores Louise • Hetherington and Pat Stringer topped the North-South section of play at the November 28 meeting of the Goderich Bridge club with .851/z points. There were eight tables in play. Auleen Curry and Jean Papernick were second with 80 points and Frank and Jim Donnelly, were third with 78 points. Bill Bradley. and A. Weerasooriya were first in the East-West division with 87 points. The teams of Nuala Conlon and Kay Duncan and John Donatis and John Wood tied for second with 791/4 points. The Port Elgin Bears goaltender kicks out a shot from close range as several Clinton Mustangs mill about the crease for a rebound In Junior C hockey action In Goderich, Friday. The Mustangs consistently trailed Port Elgin for two periods but a third period barrage boosted them to a win to maintain their undefeated string. (photo by Dave Sykes) Power play leads Mustangs to win by Brian Marriage Last Friday night in Goderich, the second place Port . Elgin Bears visited the Clinton Mustangs, and a strong third period by the Stangs enabled them to skate off with a convincing 8-6 victory. The Mustangs currently hold down third place in Central OHA Junior C action, behind Kincardine Kinucks and Port Elgin, but the Stangs have a few games in hand. In last. Friday night's game, power play goals seemed to be the answer as ten of the goals scored were on power plays while Port Elgin's first goal was scored on a penalty shot. The Robertson Rams cleaned up at a volleyball tournament held on Saturday. Both the senior boys' and senior girls' teams won four games straight against Colborne Central to capture the cham- pionshipe., Senior boys' captain, Andrew Telford and senior girls' captain, Jane Ferguson display the winning pennants. Members of the boys' team were Paul Day, Mike Evans, Darryl Madge, Ed Craig, Jim Keller, Dwaine Cook, Paul McCartney, David Day,'Ray Vanstone, Brian Mitchell-, Jamie Reynolds, Tim Goddard,Darrin Moore and David More. Members of the girls' team were Natalie Sully, Kim Schutz, Sue Muffin, Vickie Munroe, S.H.H.L. Intermediate "C" HOCKEY Goderich Merchants - HENSALL 8:30 p.m.-Goderich Arena MONDAY DEC. 4 ADULTS 4i.2S STUDENTS 9.00 CHILDREN UNACCOMPANIED -50° CHILDREN WITH ADULTS -FREE SENIOR CITIZENS -SO' THIS WEEK'S MR. SCORER WINNERS MIL WEDLOCK A DOC MILLER COURTESY 00 PRANK b GUS PIZZA. Patty Reld, Patty MacDonald, Debbie Mit- chelmore, Alison Graham, Kim Fritzley, Tracey Wilson, Sandy Lane, Debbie Pederson, Doretta Jackson and Mary Beth Alexander. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan) N.H.L. HOCKEY PHILADELPHIA AT DETROIT COACH EXCURSION from Clinton 8, Goderich BOXING DAY; DEC. 26 $21 5°PEfd PERSON INCLUDES ADMISSION A NIFTY C RISTMAS GIFT :..• 524-8366 CA•LL:, THE COACH HOUSE TRAVEL SERVICE HAANILTON ST.' GODERICit In the first period each team scored twice as Bill Lewis and Paul Helesicl were the Clinton marksmen. During the second period, Port Elgin out- scored the locals three goals to two. Bill Lewis scored his second of the night and Mustang scoring leader Tim McLean notched the other marker. Port Elgin went ahead garly in the t12,1rd period 6- 9 before•;••the Stangs roared back with four straight goals to finish off the Bears. Third period goals for the Stangs were, scored by Bill Lewis, with, his third, Paul Helesic with his second, and Phil • Arthur and Neil Colquhoun with singles. I The Mustangs will be in action again this weekend with two home games, that will be played in Blyth. On Friday night, starting at 9 p.m. the Walkerton Black Hawks will piake their first appearance of the season and on Sunday at Blyth „again, the Port Elgin Bears will make their second appearance: This game will start at 4:30 p.m. instead of an evening appearance. The Mustangs • are currently 6-1-2 in the league and a pair of weekend victories would enable them to take over second place and challenge the Kinucks for the lead. • Fan support is the best incentive,for ,,a winning. hockey club, so let's support the Stangs. Hopeless lead league The high single and triple for, the evening, rolled by Tom Willis 373 and 764, helped first place Hopeless with 28 points shutout J.J.'s, now tied for fourth with 20 points, despite Jon Ginn's 231 and 541 triple. The ladies were r€sponsible for the 'two points gained by The Unlucky Six, tied for second with 27. Betty Miller had high single with 273 and Mary Bisset tolled a 643 triple. Third place Try Hards with 21 points, ' grabbed five points with the help of George Swan's 295 and 738 triple. Glen Webster hit a 229 and 600 triple for Hopefulls, to take, five points and tie them for second with27. Blowouts, tied for fifth, with 18 points, had Kevin Rumig hitting a 244 and 616 triple. Jack's Jokers, tied for fourth with 20 points, took three with Shirley Lamb rolling a 209 and 587 triple. Bloopers, also tied for fourth, took four points with the help of Bob Rising's 279 and 705 triple. Doug Fuller rolled a 280 and 670 triple for fifth place Sunday Headpins helping them take two points for a total of 16. Last place Merry Strikers broke their two- week shutout streak by gaining five points for a total of 15 with the help of one of their spares, Les Pitblado, who rolled a 271 and 662 triple. An additional incentive for rolling strikes was provided by Harry Little, proprietor of Little Bowl, when he offered free NEW AND EXCLUSIVE FROM TIDY CAR Upholstery - Gard 2 TM For new ear buyers Upholstery -Gard 2 Is an invisible spray -on seat cover to Prevent permanent spotting, staining, or selling on nein car Intlrlor fabrics. New car buyers can now enjoy the. natural luxury, warmth, and beauty that only idbric (ESPECIALLY . VELOUR) can provide. Without th'ry„ging t$a appearance or feel of the treated fabric, .Upholstery°Gard 2 forms a protective 'Shield around each fibre and Increases fabric life up to one third loipger. Best of all. Upholstery -Gard 2 Is guaranteed In wrjtting to prive.f permanent stains for as long as you own the car. Arlt to see the written guarantee. O* O a.Y .160 Reg. rya• .6ffer expires December iS, 1978 IKEEPS YOUR DRAND NEW CAR LO' KING NEM! TIDY ASSOCIAt'E GORDON err_ r�r��rir,�yr��rDEALER CORDON 7I. MUNROE.1":04 Godorkil...82464300 games and bottles of coke for three strikes in a row and a cash settlement for four or more strikes in a row. Tom Willis won $30.00, two,bottles of coke and two free games for eight strikes in a row giving him the high single of 373 for the evening. ' each while team-mates Phil Brown, Jeff Denomme and John ' Alexander added one goal' apiece. Goderich took a 2-0 first period lead on goals by Denomme and Tigert. Tigert and Fritzley scored second period goals, Brown Fritzley and Alexander scored third period goals for Goderich. Scott Wilson handled the goalkeeping duties for Goderich and recorded. the shutout. GODERICH COMMUNITY CENTRE Special Events PUBLIC SKATING Sundays - 1 2:50 p.m. Admission -'1.00 (under 8 years, free with adult) SHINNY HOCKEY Tuesdays & Thursdays - 10 a.m. - 12 noon 9.00 per person BROOM BALL Mondays & Fridays 10 a.m.-12 noon 9.00 per person 'MINOR HOCKEY Midget"B" - Thursday Nov. 30, 8:00 p.m. Walkerton at Goderich Pee Wee - Saturday Dec. 2- 5:00 p.m. Port Elgin at Goderich Bantam "A” - Saturday Dec. 2 - 6:30 p.m. Listowel at Goderich Juvenile - Sunday Dec. 3 - 3:00 p.m. East London at Goderich Atoms - Sunday Dec. 3 - 5:00 p.m. Walkerton at Goderich Intermediate "C" Sailors Friday Dec. 1 - 8:30 p.m. Harriston at Goderich Intermediate "C" Merchants Monday Dec. 4 - 8:30 p.m. Hensall at Goderich Auditorium Rentals Dances, Parties, Receptions CALL 524-9032 Goderich Recreation 8 Community Centre Board SPIIUT DL Liftback Thelooksays sporty. The price $5 1 59. Does not include Tax` & License. value. 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