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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1984-10-31, Page 210 e GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBEFi.31,1984—PAGE 3A ��+\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\�\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ t1, i PORTS Novices hammer Strathroy 9-2 in game The Goderich Novice A's hammered Strathroy 7-3, in a Shamrock league game, played in Strathroy. The teams traded goals in the early going, and the score was knotted at 2-2, with less than four minutes to go in period two. Goderich struck for two goals in the last minutes of the frame to come out up 4-2. Goderich opened the third period with three nnan.cwpr"H aoalr hafnr•a .cif -poi n.• Pee Wees outplayed ed netted one with 34 seconds to go. Ken McLarty had two goals, one assist for Goderich; Bryan Hodges and Jason Meriam each had a goal and two assists; David Lumley and Jeff Volland had one goal, one assist; Jeff Klages scored one goal; Craig Corrivean had two assists and Lee William- son, Jeremy Powell,and Taylor Clochini each had one assist. In successive out-of-town games last week the Goderich Lions Pee Wees were badly outplayed in losing efforts, of 7 - 4 to St. Marys and 6 -1 to Strathroy. Against St. Marys, Goderich scored in the first 34 seconds, but after that, the same team that the Lions handled easily three nights before, outhustled them for the vic- tory. The locals trailed by scores of 2 - 1 after one and 4 - 2 after two, but didn't have the extra drive to overtake the opposition in the third. Andre Cauchi led the offence in this game with two goals and one assist, with single goals going to Chris O'Neill and Tim Har- rison. Assists went to Jeff Hodges and Sean O'Brien. In Strathroy, the opposition broke open a close 2 - 1 contest after 2 periods for their win. This game was a very close checking one, with both teams having to contend with heavy ice and fog. Tim Harrison tallied the lone Lion goal, with Brian Lane and Sean O'Brien assisting. The Lions will try to get back on track this weekend, with games in Goderich Saturday, against Parkhill and back in Strathroy Sun- day. Recreation Board offers hel with fundraising to the association in the near future, to discuss the proposal. SKATE-A-THON In other business the board approved the donation of 10 hours of free ice -time for the annual skate -a -thou, which will be held November 17, at the Goderich arena. Board Chairman Jim McDade noted that the board has always donated ice -time for the event, which is sponsored by the Minor Hockey Association, Figure Skating Club and Ringette Association and' -is open to any youngsters wishing to participate. NEW FLOORING Netzke noted that new rubberized Tuflex flooring has been installed in two dressing rooms at the arena. The roughly $5,000 cost of the new flooring was paid for on a 50-50 basis, by the Goderich Industrial Hockey League and the recreation department. She reported that the department has subsequently received a tenative offer from another group, which is considering donating the funds to put the new flooring in either the other two dressing rooms or the arena lobby. The group, which Netzke declined to name at this time, is considering paying the entire cost of the project, approximate- ly $5,000 for the two dressing rooms, or about $10,000 for the lobby. NEW CHAIRMAN The Goderich Recreation Board gave their approval, for a plan to help the Goderich Minor Hockey Association raise money to cover the oranization's operating expenses, at the board's October 25 meeting. In a special report to the board, Recrea- tion retha- tion Director Jane Netzke pointed the association needs to raise about $14,000 to cover expenses for the 1984-85 season. The association does not have a Ways and Means chairman and association president Charlie Boddy attended the board's September meeting, to put forth a request for free ice time for the first two weeks of the season. Boddy also requested, on behalf of the association, that the board pay any shortfall in the minor hockey operating expenses. "I am concerned. about this idea and at- titude, as I feel it will only cause hard feel- ings and negative publicity between the. Recreation Board and minor hockey," Netzke stated in her report. The report stated that board member Ron Klages had volunteered to act as co- chairman of a fund-raising committee for the association, if that organization would also appoint a co-chairman. After an in -camera -discussion of the pro- posal the board passed the following mo- tion "That the recreation director (Net Ron Klages was elected chairman of the (Net- zke) and the Agricultural Park sub- Agricultural Park sub -committee, replac- ascfullyee chairman (Klages) the co operate ing the previous chairman Ron Bushell. Minor fully Hockey possible with ryingGoderich Bushell will remain i the committee but eir Association," motion inalso trying to said he was too busy to continue as chair- thatmeet their needs."The motion stated Netzke and Klages should meet witl man. • Brent Williamson (16) of the Signal -Star Juveniles cruises in looking for a, rebound after Stratford goalie John Simons made the initial salfe�in exhibition play here Sunday. Straford scored four straight goals in the final period to defeat the Stars 8-6. ( photo by Dave Sykes) RplayGoderich ATTENTION BOATERS SNUG HARBOUR MUNICIPAL MARINA GODERICH Has set the 1985 Dockage Rates Weekly - Under 18' - '30.00; 19'-24' - '35.00; 25'-30' - '50.00; Over 30' - '75.00. Monthly - '5.00 per foot N minimum charge. Seasonal '14.00 per foot - N minimum charge. Season runs April 15th to October 15th. All services are included in any of the above. FREE Showers, pump -out, garbage disposal, barbecues, etc. PHONE %524-8344 for more information` is underway ATTENTIONSIIOWMOBILERS Colborne Snowmobile CLUB MEMBERSHIP DAYS AT CLIMB NOUSE NOVEMBER 3rd 8 4th 2 P.M. #p 4 P.M. a1 o Driver training 'Pre registration forages t2 and over same time and dates. MEMBERS WELCOME Ontario Ringette Association play took place this week, with Goderich teams in Belle, Junior Belle and Tween divisions see- ing action. The local Tweens outscored Stratford No. 1,13-6, in Goderich, on October 22. Trisha Rumig had seven points for Goderich, on five goals and two assists; Kel- ly Lumley also. had seven points, with a hat trick, plus four assists. Karen Armstrong also had a three -goal game, adding one assist. Angi Harrison and Annette Jones scored one goal each, witl Jones adding five assists and Harrison o.ie assist. Paula Vanderburgh assisted on three goals. Lisa Empson, Kelly Lumley, Laurie Dawson, Denise Johnston and Shelly Alcock all played well defensively for Goderich. BEI The Belle squad lost a 9-7 decision to Strat- ford, in Goderich on October 21 and beat Seaforth 6-5, in Goderich on October 28. Stacey Bean and Vicky Vanderburg each had six points for the Goderich girls against Stratford. Bean scoring twice and assisting four times, while Vanderburg had one goal 'and five helpers. Deb O'Brien had a goal and an assist and Angie Chisholm scored the other Goderich goal. In the Seaforth game, Deb'Habel scored two goals, Vicky. 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