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LET'S.TALK MINOR.HOCKEY.
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Goderich Minor .k)ockeY
Association and Goderich
Minor Hockey Supporters Club
held their election night -lash
week and the retiults' were as
follows:, Bill .Reid Pretdent
.Elect,- John Bakker.- .First
Cathy McDonald - Second \ ice:
Oriale Pope - Treasurer, San-
dra Kisch - secretary. Suppor-•
-tern Club did not hold elcon
night as attendance was ery
very low. They, need support
vet's help the kids -- they deed
YOUR help!
Don't -forget Young Canada
Week, March 15 to 23. This
year marks the 25th ' con-,
secutive tournament sponsored
by the. Goderich Lions Club.
Get "out"and- give the bays your
NOVICE
HOUSE LEAGUE
late inthe t nd- Period The
'second game was just as
thrilling as the first when ..the
'Redford, won uut' 3-2.
n Thoint iort opened the
sc, ing f.}r the Bedford from
d avne M;t'a•:11 .only to have
4S i,1i"o ca a i Marine's Gran t
t.; <, : t:+' n .liar id More tie' it
.1:e sta'on3 period Thom -
:.7; s' and goal of the game
- and RA). `'anston's goal put the
Redif,'rd up t Cliff Jardine
,ised the t;a'p h� .t�tie in the 3rd
period and caused a rousing,
finish. Kenny Anderson Once
again made a key stop on Jar,
dine's ..breakaway with a
minute left to preserve the win
for Bedford Hotel.
I believe these playoffs were
timists and defeating Luckncw,
4-1.
The game against East Lon-
don was played in the new
Hockeyland International com-•
plex in London,.a huge building •
with. four ice surfaces under the
samertiof.
The Suns gave a good effort
against East London, but.
;failure to pass the puck on a
• few occasions cost them some
scoring opportunities. �y
`"Darrell Graham 'scored the
first Suns' goal , a hard wrist
•shut that hit tlte`top corner of
the ,net. The other Goderich
goal was. scored by Randy
Graham.
Assists were credited to
Larry Kelly and :Darrell and„
the most exciting as can be '-Randy Graham. -
staged.`On. Friday March 8 im-- The Suns pulled their
mediately after the champion- goaltender in •the last minute of
ship game, all individual and play, but could not come up
team trophies will be presen- with the equalizer.
After a week of thrilling ted. It would be a good gesture
semi-final playoff hockey, the to have as many people attend Playing at home Saturday
league boils down to Gardiners the last_ game and trophy night, the Suns came up with a
Dairy, and Bedford Hotel in a , presentations. 4 strong effort .to defeat
two game total goals to'count - ' LEGION NOVICE ,Lucknow. Coach Richard
series .for the-championship.ALL-STARS Madge shook up the lines and
In Series "A" : Gardinerh
Last Saturday the Ezetel had the boys:,passing well.
edged Graham Electric in the in Lown to la he Larry Kelly scored a three -
P play
two games tectal goals to count locals. The teams battled to a goal hat trick to pace the
by a argin of.4 to 3. The first • 3-3 tie: Exeter scored two firsts scoring. Two of his goals were
game saw a 1-1 tie with Jim assisted by the big right-winger
period goals to take the lead John Alexander.b Robbie Kisch
Waltonscoring. ,for GarKen er'before Brad Armstrong scored
and the opportunist Ken Huff assisted on the other.
for Goderich. on. a perfect pass
tying, the game from ' Tim ''Randy Graham scored the
from Brent Fisher to put them. fourth Goderich goal, assisted
hiChisholm. first
Joe Melady playing back in. the. game in the, 2nd'
his fir t game in goal for awhile `period- The visitors then went by " brother' Darrell' and
•was the -star of- `the game: 3 h l 'third linemate Larry Boyce. °
•
m
h
s
ahead -1 with an ear v
m siting•7'rra'ny—keY_,.st.ops ,,.. ._;_ ,a _ _.1.._ —-- .
P•a u-1:, •F� i�n l�a�� -• scored- .ox
In the second game of their
Series, Joe .Melady -playing for:,
ward, scored with 20 seconds
remaining' to give Gardiners
the decision. Earlier, Gardiners
had taken a 2-0 lead on goals
from Joe Melady and Paul
McCartney from Steve Hunter,
With five rrtinutes'remaining,in
the game Mike Eastwood and,
Paul Murphy. notched back to
back .goals 'to Gie,the game; and
set*;, the stage'' for a thrilling
finish. • -'
•
In Series "B" K•ert"nny;--nder-
son in the Bedford net and
Paul Brenner in MacDonald ;p
Marine net were brilliant and
as a result, neither team could
-score.'-The closest opportunity
was. when John ' Thompson
dinged ; the goal ,post
per" goa
Mark Crawford at 6:45 of the Hope.
third to narrow the margin to The- Suns, took five of the
one a 11:55. Gallow took a seven minor penalties handed
.at
perfect pass from•Fraserbbott out.
A
to get the equalizer. ,, Jim MacDonald played well,
Goderich `played 'a bad first allowing ,just the one goal in,.
period and it wasn't until Arm- tffe two~periods he worked. in
trcing's goal that they got back the Suns net. Robert Cummings
blanked the Lucknow shooters
to their- usual game`. Brent in the third period.
,Fisher was by far the most of
fective ani ler for his team. The Suns have played a' total.
• Dave Ruliton also played' a of • 43 games in leagued
strong game, killing penalties exhibition and tournament play
r this Season and have
Dave Gallow ' scored from Lucknow, assisted by John
and checking, hard when on ° the
SUNCOAST ESTATES
ATOM ALL-STARS
The Sunooast Suns:played
two exhibition games Saturday,
losing 3-2 to East London Op
so a
recorded 24` wins; 14` losses and
five ties. .
This Saturcay at.6:30 p.m.
the Suns will host the strong
Listowel team.
• Next `Saturday, .March 16,.
- they will be taking part nin their
last tournament of the year, the
Huronia Atom Tournament in
Arthur.
Still to be finalized are dates
for the best of three series with.
Mitchell for the Howard
Carroll Trophy, emblematic of
the championship of Zone 1 of.
thp W.,O.A.A: Team manager -
John Bakker will be "announ-
'
cing these dates 'as soori as they
are set,
ATOM 'PLAYOFFS -,
LEAGUE PLAYOFFS f.
A goal by, Tom Profit on the
assist of John Ross was alLthat
Goderich_° Electric needed to
gain a victory over Melntee
Real Estate as they w.on,1-0 in
the second game of the semi-
final playoffs. John Sheardown`
gained the , 'shutout'', for,
Goderich Electric.
Glenmark Homes won two
straight over Kentu
ckv
BY JACK GUMMINGS
-Chickens as Robert Jeffrey con-
tinues to, be the top goal scorer
as he came, ', through with iiree
goals to° lead George Os""born's
team to,,,a .,4-1 victory. At the
ti;.
5:20 mark' oi•,..the.,.first period
Kentucky Chickens got their'
only goat as Tom Smith scored
unassisted. Neil Coughlan,
picked up the. other goal for the
Chickens and setting up the
goals were Joe Burbine, Steve
Boyce and Randy Middel. . .
- • GODERICH
c' LiONS PEE WEES
'The Goderich "Pep Wes are
looking forward to the home
town Lions Young Canada
Week Tournament when they
will 'play their first game on
Saturday March 16. The tam
- is also anticipating their return
visit, the end of March, to the
Dearborn, Michigan team who
continued ° on page. 5
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Sailorswin quarter .finals,
move to mee# Sunacos
Friday evening was -a .high
scoring game as both teams'
came out skating and. playing
-wide open hockey. Goderich
wort easily over the Bulldogs_
11-6' and went on to play Port.
Elgin on Sunday, March, 3 in
Port Elgin. They will. playback .
in Goderich Friday at 8:30.
It. was 3-2 at the ' end of : the
fiat on goals by Mike Court-
ney, Ron Miller and Jim
Farrish. Sailors outscored the
Bulldogs 4-2 in the second.
Tom Crawford at the 51
second mark scored from Ken
Daer ' and Ron Miller. Rick
"Sowerby combined with
Farrish for another goal and
Wayne Rau" scored 'unassisted.
Crawford and Miller set, Ken
Daer .up for the final second
period goal:.• ,
Davidson and Lennox each
got two goals for the Bulldogs.
Dunlop and Armstrong
singles.
,Dirk Wolterbeelt scored .one
.of , the prettiest i,,goa is of the
night as he let orego from just
4'
inside the•,blue line and hit the.
bottom corner.
Bill Gallow picked up two
goals in the final, period and
Wayne Doak got the other for
the Sailors.
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OTICE
Tree Planting
'The -Municipality will make available 250 trees,
Silver Maple and .Norway Maple,' to -be placed on
Town boulevards.
Anyone wishing a tree, please 'notify, Municipal
- Office, 57 West- Street, 524-8344; by. March 20th,
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J. Harold Walls, A.M.C.T., C.M.C.
Clerk-Trea8u.rer
7ashiom awaits
or Spring -
New lines are now
arriving
SUITS ,
^CO-OR:DIN•ATES
DRESS SHIRTS
SPORT SHIRTS
SLACKS
Mrs. Donna Reed, 193 Jones -St., right,.has won the Britain Bound Holiday draw sponsored
by the Goderich District.Collegiate Institute students who will be travelling jo Britain during
they 'March break. Brian Markson,,center, drewthe'winning ticket during(a danceat San-
ford Valley Mall last Saturday night. The -dance was also Sponsored by the students in an if:
fort. to raise •money to help pay for the• trip: Bonnie Linner, left, presents a cheque worth
$400: to. Mrs: Reed. Miss Ulmer is one of the GDCI students who is going to Britain where
she and her ;Blow stud will' present a play' at Theatre 64 in London. (Staff photo)
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