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The Goderich Signal Star, 1976-03-04, Page 15LEN TA[K Congratulations go out to Mike and Auriel Pope on the birth of their daughter, Wed. Feb. 25th .at St. Joseph's Hospital, London. ..:7 Tb . DeniseMichelle. 'Reinetnber•the S,upporter's. Club 'Bake Sale being held • • Saturday March 6th at •the Mall from 2" to4. • Don't forget the big event of theyear for the Goderich, Figure .Skating • Club will be held onSaturday, April 3rd. "' This year's Carnival theme will' be "WILD WILD WEST". Tickets. are -available; ;through: .• BILL CLIFFORD REALTOR, 26 ••The Square , and cost $1.25 for adults and $,50 forchildren. under 12. A great deal of work a goes into this production .and your ..support will be' ap-. predated. Goderich Lions Club have held several. executive meetings regarding this year's Young Canada Week - • The Pee'Wee Tournament - They need something to keep this the best tournament in •Ontario - perhaps. Eddie Shack... - NOTICEHOUSE LEAGUE Whalen• Insurance scored the first of two shutout vic- tories last Tuesday as they defeated Gardiners Dairy 1-0 on a` second period goal by Jeff Lebeau. In action . Saturday the Legion Sailors edged Whalen 3-2 en Scott Middel's 'second , .goal of the game. The Sailors took a two goal lead on goals by Middel and Stephen Schutz but goals by David McCallum and. Mark Jeffrey evened•the score before Middeladded his winning g.oal. In the second . game. Saturday Mr. Stereo got two goals.. from ,.Todd Stanb' iry as they downed' Gardeners 3-1. Kevin Telford scored • .the other Mr. Stereo goal while Steve . Young replied . for. Gardiners.: .Monday, Whalen got third. period goals from 'Frank, Schloendorf and - Dayid Almasi . as they blanked Gardiners 2-0. .In ,the other Monday night contest Kevin Telford's first IN period unassisted.goal proven - to bre the winner as Mr. Stereo blanked the. Legion Flyers, 1- 0. ATOM HOUSE LEAGUE • Tues.day's game, Feb.24th, Candlelight Tavern edged • McIntee Real,Estate 3-1. -In' the .first; period, Cavi, .dlelight Tavern'went ahead 2- 0 on a goal by ;Brent Fisher,•. top goal scorer' in the. Atom division,. as'he. was set Up:l' beautifully •by Tom., Riehl. Grahani Bunn. picked •.up a loose puck .in front.of the net`. to. beat' Paul 1VIeCartney; Frazer Abbott assisted,. McIntee Real Estate fought back to narrow the gap to 2-1 in the second period as Scott . Stoll combined with Jeff Feagan to slide one past Dave More. . Brent Fisher made it 3-1• on an unassisted goal to start the third period. ' • In a game . played on February 27, McIntee Real Estate came frombehind to edge Glenmark Homes.2-1. First period, , Glenmark• Homes •opened the scoring in the fi •fit minute of play. Richard Worsell fed a long pass to Don-•MaCallum who fired a good shot to •beat Paul McCartney. McIntee Real Estate fought back; • and before' the period ended, Jeff Feagan combined with David, Smith to tie the game., The tie -breaking 'goal 'was scored in the second period by Jainniie Reynolds as he, went in all alone arid made an excellent move to beat. Doug Dickson for the winning goal. Sunday's game, • McIntee Real ,> State made it :- two straight • over ,Glenmark Homes, as they defeated them by a score of 4-1. • ' '. Glenmark' Homes opened •the scoring on a.goal •b.y Don MaCallum, Andrew. Telford assisting., Ray Vanstone tied the game at the .11:08 mark uiiaseisted. • No •scoring in the Second period. Joe Melady was set up by Jeff Feagan for thego ahead gal in the third period. McIntee Real Estate added two more goals, both by Scott Stoll, to 'naa•ke<;...i,t•':44. Jeff .......By JACK c:UMMINGS c oD"h;i CHSIif"xl' AL•ST.0%TH.I ,BI 7i, • .Feagan, Paul Murp1 (.and fJ•P,F'. cavae back with the Joe Melady drew assists on •tying goal at the ;4t).mark of the Stoll goals. the third period. Both teams PE:E' WEE,HOUSE LEAGUF had excellent scoring .op- Denomme Flowers kept'up portunities •and only good their winning ways on Sunday Wilson, ding by' 0.P.R's tt morning, ,February 22nd, as they' have now; moved three" Restaurant's . James O'Neil. points ahead of the rest of the. arned the tie far both -teams. teams in the :-Round Robin • To date 14 'of 20 games have ' Playoff, ser'ies. . now been played in Part l..of' • Toronto .Dominion Bankk• the'Round Robi.•Six of these opened the S.coringg':on a short- games. 'rosulted: in a• liar.; handed goal in the first period De,nomm,e Flowers have by Joe Trebish, but ended up eight points, and the rest of loosing 4-2. Before the first ^.the teams: have five points period ended, - • Colin each. The only predictable Alexaneer tied the game 1,-1 thing one can say is that the on '-`an., unassisted goal . for final outcome is . un • Denomme Flowers: predictable. Denomme Flowers- went to • 'Toronto Dominion Bank; 3 work in the first five minutes ,-De'homm•e.Flowers--0 : . .Qf the second period as they ' This was quite an upset as it scored three unanswered was the first game in Part•2. goals.. Ron McGinnis made it Toronto Dominion Bank were 2-1 from Steve Sager.. Then very impressive,. especially Steve Sager . scored in the 'first" two periods. unassisted. "Colin Alexander .:Denomme Flowers: just picked up his.second goal to couldn't buy • a "goal. Their make it 4-1'. „ sharpshooters were denied Toronto Dominion Bank goals .on several occasions; could only score One more and they had, several 'shots' goal, this in' the final period ,iust missing, -being deflected by Tom. Smith. Soott Profit at the last second, and•hitting drew the assist to make it 4-2. the goal post on two .oc - The first., -,game Monday - casiions. - evening between Goderich No . scoring..• in the first Restaurant and Goderich period. Scoring opened at 1:55 O.P.P. proved to be the best of the ' second period when • game to date in the Round-"� Tom Smith dug the puck out • Robin series, as both teams -of the corner, passed in front played a` wide open, •free- . to Scott • Ross, 'who scored._ wheeling game, which saw . The second T.D. goal was the Goderich•Restaurant take the result of a deterinined'effort lead" three times only t� have • "by. Tom Smithon a'beautiful• O.P.P. :come back each time unassisted goal. totieThe game. Final score 3 • Paul King, who had been. •3 working hard all-night, set up • Goderi•eh ' -Restaurant's Tom Smith at 6:20 of the third. Stephen Boyce picked up Tomto put the game away for T.D: ank: Profit's pass to open • the B ' T.D. played• defensively scoring, but O.P.P: 'got the equalizer oma shot by Mike after.takin the lead, and the • Chisholm. John, Huff assisted. stars' of the. game had to be Robert, Jeffrey made it 2:1 . Tom .Smith with., two goals •from' Louis-D--eW-tntei--at the and one assist and •Jim Brennan, who played `a 12:37 mark, but. Goderich• terrific game on defence for OPP e htback tie c ,.cam ,rig to thewinners. David F h.�� the • game on a .goal by Danny • upthe-shut ou pickedt for Redpath. Greg Marshall started the play. ,Toronto Dom inion Bank. Before the 'second period Goderich O'. P . P ended, . Tom Profit combined ,whitewashed Sifto Salt 2-0 i{l a with Robert ,Jeffrey to give game played Friday evening .' Goderich Restaurant .an only as they broke a four way tie ,. for' second place and became "goal edge. • 1iY y1 deI ilYerfaitYilPltY•tltY• Y•DIY•�i{Y•11fritib•l1tY•YItY•YIY•aNribl�IbiirlIY•Yliial1ffeliVali•YIiY•Y�fi•�cR�'•i1 • • • i i • • i)Dibl •1clr lrri,“•1cliMalreltriNcralY•111YQcl e . _ the Sole second=place team. Firstand second periods were very, close with.. no • scoring and 12 shotsn the net liy each team At tit 3:03 .Bark of the third period, • Upn°ny Redpath scared on a hard shot from Greg Kirk conned. Then Danny Redpath picked up his. second goal with Del' )3edard assisting. Sifto Salt were playing evenly with O.P•P, until the first O.P.P. goal, then they just 'couldn't seem .to.get a rally together, • and' Scott, .Filson. picked up another ."well deserved shut out:, '• Saturday. Mornings game it was Denanme Flowers 7 arid 'Goderich,.Restaurant 4: in a Wide ' open genii'-- and O:P.P won their . second straight over Toronto Dominion Bank 3-1. N • ,Goderich Restaurant outshot Denornrrie Flowers 22. to 13, but just, couldn't - capitalize around the net; First period, Denomme Flowers h,ad a .2-1 lead on goals by Colin Alexander and Steve Sager. Drawing assists oh these . goals were' Ron McGinniss, Kevin Campbell, John Little and Kirk God: dard. Robert Jeffrey opened the • . scoring • for Goderich Restaurant on an unassisted goal. Denomme Flowers • in- creased their lead to 5-1, on three second period goals by David Parsons (his first hat trick of the season), all. assisted by John Little.. Denomme Flowers made it '7-1 in the third period as Kent Tigert and Steve Sager were the • marksmen: Ron McG.,inniss Kevin Campbell, and Kent Tigert were all credited with assists. - • , Goderich Restaurant outshot Denomme Flowers 22' to 13 and were able, to score •three quick goals,'in the last two minutes of; play to make it 7-4. 'TOM Profit picked up two and 'Louis .DeWinter 'the single goal, plus two•assists. Mike Murphy and Robert Jeffrey also drew assists: . ' This was the' second game ° between -O:P F: and• uMi bine"- tied the game on a eood wrist shot fron Paul Third piriod, the trouble sta'rted';,Jehn Huff -and David:,. Fisher got into a fight. Both were ejected frpn ,the game. T.D. Bank had to dress .'another goalie;. ,and it was •'Donald°Kloss who played the balance of the game. Danny Redpath scored, two easy goals to put the: game away, forthe .0.R.P, 3-1.'- BANTAM HOUSE LEAGUE, •Monday's game Goderich Elevator' thumped •McGee' -Motors 6,2. :Stuart Crew and Chris Carter. each, pickd.u'p�: two, pals to lead••th'e attack: • fori,Goderich Elevator: Also•• picking •tip; , goals ..for the . whiners were Rick Ryanand Doug Collins, McGee Motors • ".opened the 'scoring on a goal by Robert • •Pinkney,.. unassisted. Then in the third period, • Robert Pinkney was setup by Mark Taylor scoring both goals ..for the • losers. • Also • ' picking up assists •for Goderich Elevator were Bill Peters, Steve- Fuller' and Donald Graham. , Don Hoist Real Estate, 1pd by Wayne Jackson, bombed Goderich Elevator 7-1 • in a game played last Friday evening. In the first period, , Mark Jones opened the scoring .on an unassisted goal. Wayne Jackson made it 2-0 and. before the ,period ended,. Steve Walters combined with Steve Doney for' the • third goal. ' Wayne Jackson; picke ip his,secondgoa.l in the middle period for the only goal of the second. Steve D'bney drew the assist. , • Wayne Tckson added three more goals in the third. for a five -goal performance. Spoiling Randy Robinson's shutout bid was Rob Pinkney :. who:got Goderich Elevator's' lone goal in the last minute of play. HOCKEY NOTES The Goderich. Memorial • Arena finally got the 'electric: __heater installed:._ in .:the • keepers box, Also, did you'". -notice how sparkling clean the glass is ..around the boards. What we need next • ,are new lights for. the .ice surface. Perhaps; the Kin • - smen Club or :some other organization, - would - like-- to take on this project. ak, each splitting•'a game, as friction ran high and it was, a tough fought victory Tor O.P.P. Goderich O.P,P. scored at the: 7:11 rnark of the first wheriGreg Marshall tipped in Danny Redpath's shot. Joe rl Ve .ung SAT. MARCH 13 :i • 10-12 AND1-6 P.M. EAR PIERCING CLINIC at Suncopst •Mall Our Sterile ear studs -form 'a. straight canal. These 'fashionable safety shoulder starter studs are •made. of Gold over surgical grade stainless steel. Clinically proven 'and • tested with instructions' on care of ears. All minors:. must be .accompanied by a parent or. guardian. , • •510:00"incl•udes:everyth`inc,. 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