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Sailors salvage
After three games of
the Intermediate C
schedule the Goderich
Sailors are still looking
for a win.
On Friday the Sailors
needed three third period
goals to salvage a 4-4 with
Harriston in a league
game played in Goderich.
Everyone is looking for the puck as it enters the top
left hand corner of the net above the head of Sailors'
goaltender Bob Hnatyk in an Igtermediaf"e C game
in Goderich between the Sailors and Harriston.
Goderich rallied for three third ,period goals to
salvage a 4-4 tie. The Sailors have two ties in three
league games. (photo by Dave Sykes)
Peewees sellbulbs for St. Lambert trip
Two Goderich Peewee nament for more years The Lions club and
hockey teams will be than anyone canrecall. Haylow Electric- have
- asking for community He has always pleaded assisted the project
..support in their efforts to for Goderich teams to finaci•ally but the players
•raise money for a trip to make a visit 'to St. need community support
St. Lambert, Quebec in-- Lam-ber-t—and- only—eice--to-ma I -e-the trip a reality.
was 'the invitation The 32 hockey players
honored and that, was 12 will be billeted -during
years ago. their stay but money is
January 1980.
Members of the Lion
Peewee As and the
Haylow Electric Peewee
B teams will. be selling
lightbulbs door to door for
the next tv3o weeks to
help- defray expenses .of
tie hockey exchange trip. Mary Lapaine and' In a regional tour -
The youngsters will be Cathy McDopald con- nament held recently in
selling packages of two bined for a pdint total of London the Goderich
' light bulbs for $1 to raise 1011/1 to take first place in team of A. Weerasooriya
the $2,000 needed for the the North-South division and John Wood finished a
Quebec trip. The teams of play at the November 6 respectable third out of 17
will leave January 10 and meeting of the Goderich tables in play.
leave Montreal on. the 'Bridge Club. There were
13th. They will be treated seven tables in play.
to a tour of Montreal on , Mary Donnelly and
their first day and each Eleanor Erskine were
team .will play games second with 971/2 points
Saturday and Sunday
against their Quebec
counterparts before
returning home.
The trip is part of an
exchange program with
Doogie Parsons of St.
Lambert that has been Duckworth and Lee Ryan
one sided for many years.' settled for second spot
Doogie has been bringing with 931/2 points. Barb
his St. Lambert peewees Howe and Marian Lane
to Goderich for the Young were third with 871/2
Canada Week tour- points.
needed for tran-
s1ortation.
The Peewee A team is
directed by Dick Madge,
13111 Rahbeck and Bob
Dick and Carry Jeffrey,
Dennis Williamson and
Wilf Chapman handle the
Bs.
Club to play ,foi' charity
A a
and Evelyn- Galbraith.
and' Dawna Sproule third
with 93 points.
Jean. Cook and. Verna
Worthy' topped the East-
West section with' 101
points while Joanne
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On Novemper 20 the
Goderich Bridge Club
will be participating in a
Continental. Wide Game
for charity with all funds
going to the. Canadian
Mental Health
Association.
Tim McLean
plays for Stratford
Tim McLean of
Goderich, a star forward
with the Clinton Junior
"C" Mustangs for the
past three years, is
playing Junior "B'
hockey this year with the
Stratford Cullitons.
McLean, who won a
halt' dozen awards in the
Ce,ptral Junior "C"
League over Ther past
several years, including
leading scorer and
League MVP, has
already scored five goals
as a right winger for the
Cullitons,
OODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1979—PAGE 18
4-4 tie with three third period goals
The tie was the second
of the season for the
Sailors and leaves them
with two points after
three games. They lost
their opener 2-1 to Fergus
and tied Mildmay and
Harriston in their last two
games
Harriston built up a 3-1
lead after two sluggish
periods of play but were
outscoi' a "1 oy the
Sailors in the . final 20
minutes.
Harriston scored the
only goal of the first
period as Bill Berfelz
beat Bob Hynatyk in the
Goderich net. Harriston
in -creased the lead to two
goals after five minutes
of play in the second
period but Mel Hohner
got Goderich back in the third period with Dave
game with a goal from Bartliff and Ken Meriam
ken Meriamfd and Rick 'scoring in the first five
F r e m l i n. Wayne minutes to tie the game 3 -
Williams put Harriston in 3.
front by two late in the Harriston again took
second period with a long the lead with a goal by
slapshot that found the Ken Williams midway
top corner. through the period but
The Sailors turned Bartliff's second goal Of
thing around in the the game from Meriam
opening minutes of the
and Dan Duncan at 12.05
produced the tie.
The Sailors will be
playing in Wingham this
Friday evening and their
next home game is
Friday, November 16
against Mount Forest at
the Goderich and District
Memorial Community
Centre. Game tirrle is 8.30
p.m.
Signal -Stars rip Dorchester 9-3 for fourth win
The Goderich Signal -
Star Juveniles will be
looking for their fifth
straight win in Shamrack
League play this Sunday
when they entertain
Lambeth at the Com-
munity Centre's
Tf], Stars logged their
fouatfivstraight league
win Sunday with a 9-3
victory over Dorchester
in the second meeting
between the teams in
Dorchester.
The juveniles took to
the offence from the
opening whistle scoring
in the first minute of play
and adding three more
before the close of .the
first period for a 4-0 lead.
Dorchester put two quick
goals together in the
second period out the
Stars got one back before
the end of the second
period and added four
more in the final period to
complete the rout.
Larry Gaynor, Rob
MacDonald and. Bill
Peters led the Stars of-
fence with two goals
apiece. Steve Lobb, Rob
Trebish and Don Elliott
Mustangs lose first game
The Goderich Green
and Parent Mustangs
split a pair bf games in
WOAA league play last
week.
On Saturday. the
Mustangs scored four
third period goals to
dispose of Clinton 7=3 but
Monday they fell victim
to Listowel by a 5-3 count.
Goderich was unable to
get the offence in gear
against Clinton here
Saturday and held a slim
3-1 lead before scoring
four goals in the final
seven minutes of the
game to clinch the win.
Rick Stahl and Willie
Denomme put. oderich
.into a two -goal cushion
after the first period of
play and Jim Fritzley
scored the only goal of the__
second period on an '
unassisted effort to in-
crease the margin to
three.
Clinton finally beat
netminder Jim
MacDonald early in the
third period to get hack in
the game hut the midgets
put the game away with
four goals in the late
going. Larry Bi>m, Kent•
Tiger -t, John- .Fluff 'and
De.nomme with his
second goal of the game
scored third period goals
for Goderich.
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Listowel handed
Goderich their first loss
of the season Monday
scoring two goals in the
both the second and third
period fora 5-3 win.
The teams tied 1-1 after
one period but Listowel
took the lead with the
only two goals of the
second period. The teams
scored two goals each in
the final period.
Larry Boyce scored the
first period goal for.
Goderich and after
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scored the other Goderich
goals.
Larry Daer added
three assists for Goderlch
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three.. Goderich goals.
MacDonald and Doug
Cruickshank added two
assists apiece.
Brian Shewfelt handled
the netminding duties for
Goderich.
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will host Lambeth in a 3
p.m. contest at the
Goderich Community
Centre and Monday they
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