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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-12-13, Page 16PAGE 16 —GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1979 Sports page Merchants on to in North loop The Goderich Mer- chants took over first place in the North division standings of the S11-11HL Intermediate C league with a 4-2 win over Centralia here Monday. The win was the eighth of the season for the Merchants against three losses and a tie for 17 points. Zurich is in second place despite having lost, only two games but they also have a couple games in hand on the Merchants. The Exeter Mohawks are also' challenging the Merchants for top spot. Paul Corriveau led the Merchants offensively with two goals and an assist. He scored both his goals in the second period and set up the insurance marker by Cam MacDonald. Rob Standen scored a first period goal for Goderich. Dave Graf chipped in with two assists setting up both of Corriveau's goals and Steve Chase also added two assists. On Thursday December 20 the Mer- chants will play in Hensall and Sunday, December 23 they will be in Zurich for a 2 p.m. game that could decide first place at the midway point of the schedule. The league suspends play for the Christmas break and Merchants next home game is January 7 against Grand Bend. Bridge club scores The Goderich Duplicate Bridge Club played a 12 table game following its annual Christmas party at the Legion hall on Tuesday evening. Cathy McDonald and Ray Fisher topped the north -south division with 73 points. 681/2 points. Auleen Curry and Iva Wood were fourth with 64 points. Eleanor Erskine and Fred Egener topped the east -west division with 79 points. Judy Thorup and Vic Alexander placed second with 631/2 points. -- Jean- Cook and Verna Mary Anne laempsey , _Worthy___Iatere-seconcl-with---and Re I- t Y—Eisller-earne- f17--- 691/2 points. third with 61 points. Kay Duncan and Pat Ruth and Burns Ross Stringer placed third with placed fourth witri 60 points. • The Suncoast Suns enjoyed a productive week of play taking three of a possible four points in weekend action. On Saturday they hammered Mitchel 9-3 and Sunday they settled for a 4-4 tie with Seaforth. (photo by Jeff Seddon) Atoms win, tie in two league games The Goderich Suncoast Atoms enjoyed a productive weekend in WOAA league play getting three of a possible four points in two games. .0n Saturday the atoms broke open a close game with five goals in the final period to defeat Exeter 9- 3 and Sunday they salvaged a 4-4 tie with Seaforth. Against Exeter the Atoms struck for five straight goals in the -final period to turn what had been a close game into..a 9-3_rout—Goder-ich -led• 3 -2 - after .g.n_epenod and 4,3_ after two periods of play. Scott Garrow led the Goderich offence with four goals and one -assist Signal -Stars tie Stratford League play with a 6 p.m. game in Lucan and their next home game is Sunday, December 23 The Stratford juveniles scored two goals in the final five minutes of" the game to gain a 4-4 tie against the Signal -Star Juveniles in exhibition play in Stratford Saturday. The teams were tied 1-1 after the first period of • play but. Goderich out- scored Stratford 3-1 in the second period to hold a 4-2 leading going into the final 20 minutes. Stratfrod responded to the challenge scoring two goals in a minute span to gain the 4-4 tie. Bill. Peters scored the first goal of the game on an unassisted effort early in the first period. Second period goals by . Rob Trebish, Larry Daer and Peters, his second of the game, lifted the Stars into a two -goal bulge after two periods. This Sunday the Stars return to Shamrock ************** ** against Belmont. Belmont is 'the only • team to beat the Stars in league play. cling ram set to- go The town of Goderich will host an Ontario Cycling Association sanctioned cycling race this summer. Recreation director, Jim Moore, announced this week that the London Cycling Club has agreed to sponsor a race in Goderich as part of the Ontario Cycling AsSbciation summer cir- cuit. The race will held Sunday, August 17 and involve at least a two-mile route in town in- cluding Tfhe Square. The races will involve seven categories in- cluding, novelty races at the junior level for local cycling enthusiasts. Moore was excited about the races and said that sufficient prize money would attract professional riders from the United States and Toronto. TV 12 LISTINGS JotEtridays- Lions TV Bingo 7:30-9 p.m. Wednesdays - Beginning at 7 p.m. * 1- "Storytime" with Caroline Cass * 2- "Surprise!" with Ronnie Varga * 3- "I'll Be Seeing You" with Stan Profit Thursdays- Beginning ail' p.m. * "Simply: Sports" with Dick Eisler * This Week featuring Goderich Old Timers with • Gord Crawford and Bob Cornish. This Thurs.: Week 11 - "Easy * * * * * * * * * Listening" with Grant Ellison ,* * Remaining Thursday monthly specials: * Week 1 - "Foxy's Friends" with Ronnie' * Varga Week III - "Do you.know?" with Frank McTaggart & Dave Barrick. * * * * Week IV - "The Best of Friends" with Warren & Eleanor Robinson Sundays ii24,m. will be slated for any religious rograms Monday through Fridays listen between 4:30 6 p.m. for music & chat with students from Central Huron Secondary School on Channel 12 on your TV dial. ******************** for a five -point, game. Team-mates Larry Lippington and Shawn Larder chipped- in with two goals apiece , while Gary Erb added a single. The Atoms had a tougher time against Seaforth Sunday and needed a goal late in the secondperiod and one in the final period to come away with a 4-4 tie. The teams tied 1-1 after 20 minutes of play with Scott Garrow scoring the Goderich goal. Garrow put Goderich in the lead midway- tiff oug-h the second period with his second goal of the game but Seaforth responded with 'three straight goals in five minute's to hold a 4- 2 lead. Todd Nurse got the atoms back in the game with a goal late in the second period and Shawn Larder pulled Goderich Just in time fouchn_:_s. tia OS - Not exactly as illustrated ROCKWELL BEAVER 9" TILTING ARBOUR SAW •Blade raising & tilting controls located up front within easy operator's reach •New easy to read tilt scale •Precision ground 22" x 50" table •Heavy duty rip fence clamps front & back with single lever •Mitre gauge features adjustable positive stops for 90° cut off and 45° left & right mitre cuts SERVICE DOMINION HARDWARE 30 VICTORIA ST. NORTH GODERICH 524-8581 1 1 1 ONT BI ARIO MOTOR LEAGUE ue Water Club 7 Rattenbury Street, East CLINTON 482-9300 GIFT COUPON This coupon valued at '5 on purchase of a 77, New Master 0..M.L. Membership $ "A Gift for You Or a Friend" With This Coupon Coupon Expires THURS. DEC. 20, 1979 OFF ONTARIO MOTOR LEAGUE 1 A CHANCE ON AN OUNCE OF PURE GOLD WILL BE GIVEN WITH ALL NEW MEMBERSHIPS I PURCHASED BEFORE DEC. 20TH. e into a tie with a goal late in the final period. Nex_t Satur.day_ the Atoms will host Seaforth in a 4 p.m. contest at the Goderich and District Memorial Community Centre. Santa Claus is coming to town... You can catch him on TV- 12 Boys & Girls WED. DECEMBER 19th following "Storytime" & "Surprise!" Santa will be joining Stan Prof iT* with "I'II be seeing you" Don't Miss This Chance To See Santa Claus GOT A LATE LETTER TO SEND? SEND TO: Santa Claus c/o BLUEWATER CABLE TV R.R. 2 CLINTON DON'T -FORGET WED., DEC. 19th ALSO WILL BE FEATURING THE GODERICH CHRISTMAS PARADE AT APPROXIMATELY 8 P.M. There are so many ways to sov Merry Christmas at etc. Gift Certificates Available otevrAtshi\i\ ado eft? 7/// Shoppers 5:vuore, Goderich :3N4eNstrtdohol:tlio tthe Clothes Closet) TivAiRsA,GEx 524-0572 PURCHASES GIFT WRAPPED FREE ON RECILIST (24(