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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1966-03-10, Page 12• i 4:1 Jeno Sii al a A °1114ya MarOh l➢Q 19e -ti a, 11 E. . rills SiftsFans By Pave ,Smith ---- play -.+a 'p -fever; has_ risexai. around, town ` so have' the Siftos risen to -the task. The Siftos liuv:e taken a three to nothing lead over, " St. Marys ,Lincolns as' a .result of their"two victories this past week. The ,Siftos; enjoying strong ,Support from a contingent of Goderich followers defeated the Lincs 5.2 in. St. Marys last Thurs- day, The Siftos turned around, on, Saturday night and stumbled• to a si,.al-four win at home. .-,4111e• Siftos carried the. play for most of the 'game in St. Marys; Dale Rahn was the big man for the Siftos as he paced fi em with three goals. His einate, Dennis Williamson, contributed to •the effort as he figured in every Sifto goal. _ Williamson put the locals ahead at the 25 -second mark of the opening stanza, cashing in on„ a pass from Parsons. St. ' Marys tied the game mo- mntarily at 4:29, before Rahn feet as he scored on a shot which put Goderich ahead to stay 11 went in off the stick of Doug Wilson. Goderich managed to get this' one back befo;•e the periodend- ed. Wilkinson got another pow- er play goal. St_. Mary's argued that Wilkinson had deflected the puck in with a high stick. Staved Off Attack On Saturday, night - the -Siftos . hung" en. for two periods -and came Up with three goals in the final frame to stave off deter- mined St. Marys attack. Rick .Duckworth was „.the key man for the locals as he came up . with seven brilliant saves in the first two periods, Gary Waugh was equal ,at the, Other end" as he combined with Duck- worth ,to make It a goaltender's. game. The Siftos had trouble getting untracked and were very sloppy clearing the puck. Once they did clear it they promptly put it onto the stick of a Lincs player. Before the the crowd .had settled in their seats Bellamy 'put the Lines ahead. This goal came at 1:08. Ggderich's Dennis Williamson tied the game scoring on a power play at 831. Three min- utes later Delker brought the St. Mary's supporters to their seconds later. Rahn scored his second goal at 5:39 of the middle frame on a play from Parsons and Wil- liamson._ Goderich held St. Marys score- less in this period and Rick _--. : ,,D,uelviwortl>Ea-was allcd� ..t o ., The e r foree -ti o igbt. ot-1'ierwi - e four shots conipared to 10, on andplay recommenced at centre o the Lincolns net. With one ice. second left in the period Earl St. Marys went ahead again RiceQ cashed in on a pass from early in the middle frame. Earl Williamson to give Goderich a Rice,- his first of three' goals, • commanding four -one lead. Rahn notched the hat -trick at 5:253 of the final period be- fore St. Ma Ys' Julius scored the final, goal of the game. • This • game save -a -•total ef-- 7 minutes in,...penalties.1.assessed. The Siftos picked up 48 min- utes in penalties. Williamson, Rahn and Gary Parsons' amassed 11 of the 13 Goderich points between them. aimsomminisimmism EUI(S-- BANANA =LAYER CAKE FOOD -. HOT CROSS BUNS CULBERT'S BAKERY "The Home Of`Tasty Pastry Since 1877 scored on a pJay from Wilkin- son and Horner. Neither team 'Could manage a goal fof the rest of the per- iod as Duckworth was at his best -for the -1ocais: _.,._. • __- Goderich-seemed to ;be a dif- ferent team in the third period as they outscored, outgkated 'and outplayed the Lincolns. Rice from Caster and WilkiTison was the first combination at 5:43. ..At 11.38 Rice scored againvon a deflection. This . time it •, was Wilkinson' and Daer assisting., It appeared for a while that Goderich won't walk off with a sure viol or but the boys re- bounded - in th-e third and sent some 1,540 fans, mostly from Goderich, home happy: This was the highest attend- ance this year Ad it is hoped that a§ the Siftos continue to move that more people will 'come out and support them. St. Marys' goalie dives on loose puck in third game of the semifinals played here last Friday. Cruising - in front of the net are Bill" Wilkinson (hidden) and Earl Rice. The fifth and possible deciding game will be playedhere this Friday night at 8:30 p.m. Signal -Star Photo Goderich Juveniles Battle In- Play -Offs Goderich minor hockey juven- ile team has battled its wait through to the semi-finals of the Western Ontario minor hockey play-offs. The team lost the first of the best of three games in the semi- final when they were beaten by thmtr44aarning#onoppo-e R#s, last Sunday. The second game will be held here at 1 p.m, Saturday and if the series is tied the final game will be held on Sunday at 1.30 p.m. if Goderich can take the series then they will face the Dundas team in the finals., - - Iry Schneider is •the manager of the local -team and Ken Craw- ford is the -coach. • Team membWrs are:_ Doug Keene, Fred Gilbert, Paul Smith, `BRIDGE There were four tables in play at the Goderich Duplicate Bridge Club- on Monday night. Top scorers were: Mrs. W. D. MacEwan and Mrs. J. Wheeler with 26 points. In second place with 251.E points were Mrs. D. Stoyle and' Mrs-.' E. MacDonald. Four couples tied for third place with 231,i.- points: Brig. and Mrs. 'G. L. M. Smith; .Mrs. F. Reid and Mrs. B. Erskine: Mrs. I. Papernick and Mrs. R Sproule; Dr. I. ' C. M. Wambera nd:Df. W. Oakes. LEN AL Dennis Lassaline, Jim Farrish, Rick .Sowerby, Richard Prest, Walt Kelly, Art McDougall; George Gould, Ken Farrish, Bob Durnin, Ray Lawson, John Duck- worth, John Manderson, John Whitten. - ' The Goderich team beat out Oakridge --Acres to reach the. Al and Zen are fully -trained in all phases 'Of TV ' and stereo - Radio repair. Two ,vehicles mean f a s t service. R.IVETTIS 'TV e. STEREO The° Square SALES - SERVICE 524.9432 10tf • taP'A!^R'1.w,.t .. F.A.^h'•'7b � -'�'-! r1"-...!, .:�xiii::wain..vw,:c.'is:iw,n...Kt..::tri4ii(L�:. ;,a .w.,,...t...:i.va..,.. i!h'e�,Gi:,•>. • • � II1INGa, POSLUNS A whole'.new way of -fashion 4. , for today's young at heart: Irving Posluns skillfully creates and co-ordinates a knockout foursome. s. 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