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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1985-10-23, Page 30faiturin"g 1 'Saturday, October 26, 1985 9:00 p.m. -1:00 a.m. SALTFORD -PRIZES FOR BEST COSTUME - $7.00 per person Lunch Provided UNDER AUTHORITY OF A'SPECIAL OCCASION PERMIT AGE OF MAJORITY ONLY PROCEEDS TO COMMUNITY SERVICE TICKETS AVAILABLE AT: GODERICH ENTERTAINER R.G. STODDART, GOLDSMITH OPTIMIST MEMBERS HURON CUSTOM SERVICES *Custom Combining *Corn *Soybeans Ready To Serve You GRAINBUGGY • TRUCKS AVAILABLE Will Quote Any Job • Competitive Rates DONALD GEIGER OR HOWATT BROS. 236-4865 523-4500 SHOP EARLY For Best Selection of SHARP® Microwaves for Christmas HUTCHINSON APPLIANCE SERVICE 308 Huron Rd., Goderich 524-7831 Daylight Saving Time Ends Corporation of the TOWN OF GODERICH reminds you to turn your clock back one hour SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1985 at 2:00 O'CLOCK a.m. Minor hockey season underway The Goderich Shamrock Novice team opened their 1985-86 season on October 12 in Goderich against a weak Strathroy team. In the home .opener Goderich won 5-1. Goderich opened the scoring early in the first period on a goal by Volland assisted by Klages. • In the second period Goderich scored quickly on an unassisted goal by Hodge. Strathroy tried to fight back with a goal of their own to make it 2-1 for Goderich. Just when it looked as though Strathroy was try- ing to mount a come back Mcbride'scored via a Hodge pass. With the score 4-1 after two the Goderich team knew they would have to keep the pressure on going into the third period. The Goderich team managed to keep the Strathroy team off the board and managed to add yet another nail,to the Strathroy cof- fin. The goal was scored by Lumley from Williamson. Goderich won the game 5-1. On October 13 the Goderich Novice team travelled to Exeter for their first road game and won 4-0. Goderich got on the board early with a goal by Meriam assisted by Mc- • Cauley. The Goderich team skated well and kept the Exeter team off the board. The Goderich team didn't score in the re- maining part of the first or in the entire se- cond period. But in the opening moments of the third period Goderich went up 2-0 on a goal by McBride, assisted by Klages. A few minutes later Klages added another goal with Merriam assisting. The final goal of the game for Goderich came at the 9:57 mark of the period. The goal was scored by McBride assisted by Lumley. On Saturday October 19 the Goderich Novice team played at home against Parkhill. The third game of the regular season turned out to be closer than the two previous contests. It was evident that Parkhill came to play. In the first period Goderich got on the board first, off a goal by McLarty assisted by Corriveau. Three minutes later Mcl,arty scored r again assisted by Volland and Klages. In the second period Parkhill fought back with a goal at the seven minute mark•of the period. It remained 2-1 f(rr Goderich through the remainder of the period. However with the third period seconds old Volland scored with Klages and Williamson assisting. Parkhill would not give up and they scored two goals of their own to make it 3-3 with minutes remaining in the contest. Gilcrist got the winning goal for the Goderich Novice team. On October 20 the . o4eriCh Novice tear skated into. Belmont with three Vvitns and no losses. However when the game was over they were handed their first, loss of the season, 10-1. In the first period Belmont got on the board early and never looked back. In the second period they added two more goals to make it 3-0 after two periods. In the third, Belmont registered seven goals, while Goderich only managed to get one. The lone Goderich goal was scored by Corriveau, assisted by Klages. Shamrock At®rs . On October 12 the Goderich Atom team opened its • 1985-86 season on home ice against Strathroy. The game ended in a 4-4 tie. Goderich opened the scoring in the first period on a goal by Beange, assisted by In- ghaM. Then at 8:02 of the period McLarty scored with Phillips assisting. The entire second period was dominated by Strathroy. They managed to score three goals to lead 3-2 after two. In the third period Goderich scored two goals in 43 seconds. The first Goderich marker was scored by Volland unassisted. The second goal was scored by Dickson, it was also unassisted. It looked as though Goderich was well on its way to winning the game. When Strathroy scored with a little under five minutes remaining in the game. The score at the end of the game was tied 4- 4. On October 19 the Goderich Shamrock Atom team played Parkhill on home ice. Goderich opened the scoring with the game not even two minutes old, on a goal by McLarty assisted by Beange. Goderich's se- • cond goal of the game was scored by McLar- ty with Jefferey assisting. ,Parkhill then answered back with two goals to even things up. But before the first period was over Goderich would have three more goals to their credit. Goderich's third goal of the game was scored by Ingham with Beange assisting. Their fourth goal of the game was score by Jeffery with McLarty assisting. The fifth goal was scored by Dickson with Whelan assisting. In the second period Parkhill opened the scoring to come within two of the strong Goderich squad. Minutes later Goderich widened the gap on a goal by Jeffery, assisted by Mcl.arty. At the 9:33 mark of the second, Goderich put the game out of reach, when Wheeler scored, assisted by Hayter. Goderich was leading 7-3 after two. In the third period Ingham opened the scoring off a pass from Wheeler. At that point it was 8-3 for the Goderich Atom team. With minutes remaining in the third period Parkhill tried valliantly to get back into the game. They scored two quick goals, but that was the best they could do as the Goderich team won the contest 8-5. On Sunday October 12 the Goderich Atom team travelled to Exeter and won 2-1. Goderich opened the scoring on a goal by Hassock, assisted by Ingham. That Vvasthe only goal of the first period and at the endief one Goderich was. ahead 1-0. In the second period Exeter tied the score. AI' the 10 52 mark of the third period Hayter scored what proved to be the winning goal, with Jefferey and Papple assisting. Bantam team. The Goderich Elevators Bantam team travelled to Strathroy October 12. The game was penalty filled with over 90 minutes in penalties assessed. The majority of them were assessed to the Goderich players. The game was not even one minute old when Thompson scored, with Glenn assisting. Three minutes later Trebish scored for the Bantams, with Alcock assisting. That was the extent of the scoring for the first period. At the :47 second mark of period two Gar - row scored, with Dewinter assisting. Strathroy then followed suit with a goal of their own to come within two. Goderich opened the gap on goals by Garrow, Dewinter and Alcock. Before the second period was over Strathroy added another goal. It. was 7-2 after two periods. In the third period Goderich scored early with Garrow scoring his third goal of the game. Strathroy added another goal to their cause but the outcome was acadmic. With five minutes left in the game Garrow scored his fifth goal of the game. Goderich went onto defeat Strathroy 9-3 in their first game of the season. On October 18 the Goderich Bantam team, travelled to Exeter to play their second game of the young hockey season. Goderich opened the scoring in the first period on a goal by Glew, assisted by Kelly and Whetstone. Two minutes later Goderich scored again on a goal by Garrow, assisted by Glew. Goderich lead Exeter 2-0 after one. In the second period Exeter opened the scoring to pull to within one. Goderich then added one of their own off of a shot by Dewinter, assists went to Thompson and Garrow. The Bantams then widened their lead with a goal by Garrow, assisted by Whetstone. Trebish opened the scoring in the third period for Goderich, Bowman and Kelly assisted. Goderich continued their domination of the Exeter team with yet another goal at the 7:19 mark of the third period. Thompson was credited with the goal, Garrow and Dewinter assisted. But with a little over six minutes to play in the game, Exeter came alive and scored two unanswered goals to pull to within three. But it was too little too late as Goderich went on to defeat Exeter 6-3. The Goderich Bantam team played their first game on home ice October 19 against Parkhill. They won the penalty filled contest 6-2. Over 40 minutes in penalties were hand- ed out during the game. Our Home Town's Growth Goes Down The Drain Every Time You Spend Out -Of -Town! It has taken many years to develop our town into the modern community it is today. 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