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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-11-24, Page 9H ;.o >"C *74 ?S' i V pe7 . ud ' 4 aF e w 7.e � 4vletor �'�� ���'����"�� 1Nitkt,�;,RQ�� Victory BiS,r Q W he i t». the ' Ipn. lSt' '6:1 g al*' uta ,,. r ve "t�Jjto 'tie at%dJim c-ri. 1 n, threelosses. fltte ,:: Pet, 1 tT tarry sK I t" scored both Goderich o 1 Goderich, goals .gettin ,his. five • Luta "eL•' first at,. !2c 09r when Dean three,of themBowra set him:-tp•, At,..10:56' periods Th e,, s. Bowra took.a pass front Mark Lictt>wel to LlstoWe tq. "l. 4 Illi>IY derich Sailors a successful road daq night in Lucknow ey dumped, the T..5 Friday night the nipped the Wingham j;,.5inWingham. ,Ilayter and Ken "paced the Goderich riday night grabbing pals each. Hayter wo unassisted goals, thanded effort, and scored the winning d assisted on, the in marker. ow drew first blood through the first. 186b Armstrong beat i'Fleischauer. Three later Jim Hayter ''the puck from the power play and raced ul lieffer beating him `tying goal. Less than a 'later the Sailor power Oicked giving Goderich id for the first time. Sowerby and Steve on moved the puck to olterbeek and he put it togive the Sailors a 2 -1 !ter one period. Lancers scored twoce *seconds to wipeout the dead, in the second Eight minutes into the period AI Dickson finished off a three way play that tied the game. Gary, Lisle'. and Bill Brown assisted: Nine.' seconds later Lisle and Dickson set up Brown and the Lancers were ,up 3 2 Ken Meriam evened the iscore midway through the period with his first goal of the night. Paul Kelly and Dan Duncan set Meriam up on the play. Jim Hayter got the gate for cross checking with 10:01 left to go in the second and the Lancer power play put Lucknow back in front 4 - 3, Bob Hillis scored with help from Armstrong and Larry Robinson. Hayter made up for the penalty with. his second unassisted goal that tied the game with jult over two minutes left in the period. Steve Buchanan put the Sailors back on top 36 seconds later with help from Don Baker. Lucknow struck early in the third when Bill Brown got his second goal after 1:05 had been played. Gary Lisle and Neil Beaman assisted on the equalizer. Meriam's line struck again late in the period • putting ;the Sailors on top , to n Emberlln scored his second s but exactly ,a, minute later y Kelly started scoring. Kevin Meriam assisted on - Kelly's first. good with 6:22 left to play i the'ganti6; Meriam scored' hi second; with help from Kell and - D tncan and then corn bined :with Kelly to set up Sowerby for the insurance goal. Paul Kelly was the spark plug in the Sailors' 7 5 come from behind win in overtime in . Lucknow Sunday night. Kelly scored' a hattrick and assisted on two goals, scoring two of his three in the ,.over- time period. The Lancers owned the first period jumping to a 3 - 0 lead. Dennis Thompson scored first with help from Carl Stanley and Graham Hamilton then Stanley made it 2 - 0 with an assist going to Ian Mon- tgomery. With just over a minute to go John Emberlin scored the third Lancer goal with an assist going to Dave McK inn r two minutes. later -:,when The Sailors got on the board with 12:33 left to go in the middleperiod when Wayne Doak set up Jim Farrish in front of the Lancer net. The Sailors made it 3 - 2 four minutes into the final period when Kelly set up Duncan. The Lancers got that back The Lancers appeared to, lock up the win when Stanley scored his` second, an unassisted effort that put Lucknow up 5 - 3 with eight minutes left. Dan Baker answered back for the Sailors less - than a minute later however to bring the Sailors one away from a tie. Steve Buchanan and Gord McIntire assisted on Baker's goal. With 6:22 left to go in the game Ken Meriam tied it Lip with help from Wayne Rau and Kelly. The overtime period belonged to Kelly. Kelly scored the winner 26 seconds into the first overtime period with help from Duncan and added a second goal with five seconds left with help from Sowerby. Lucknow faces off against the Sailors tomorrow night in the Goderich arena at 8:30 P.m. th Midget B goalie Brian Shewfelt attempts to were busy in the Goderich net as Mitchell defeated er the puck while a host of players swarm around the .midgets 19 -1. (staff photo) In anticipation of a rebound. Shewfelt and Reynolds ,MUMMEOMMBINIUMMIk the P OIL LTD. CORNER ►Y• NO.B & 21 GODERICH PRE Goderich Midget B goaltender Mike. Reynolds. falls to the ice after blocking a shot In a league game against Mitchell Monday. The game was a frustrating one for two rioderich goaltenders as Mitchell racked up 19 goals. (staff photo) Merchantsunbeaten.in four g The Goderich Merchants Dave Graf led the Mer - unleashed an 18 goal barrage chant . 13 -goal attack with in two intermediate D games three goals and added two last week picking up three out assists for a five point night. of a possible four points. Team-mates Ron Whetstone, The Merchants opened the Pat Mahon and Charlie week with one of their most Robertson scored two goals productive performances of each. Ron Corriveau, Barry the season whipping Hensall Bloch, 'Tom O'Brien and Doug 13 - 6 and then settled for a 5 - Smith scored one goal each 5 tie against Parkhill in a for Goderich. game Sunday. The win and tie improved Fred Campbell and Terry the Merchants season point Caldwell scored two goals total to seven points on the each for Hensall. strength of three wins and one Paul Corriveau and Rich tie against two losses. They Ingram were selected vas e are now undefeated in four stars for their respective games after dropping their teams. opening two games. Goderich scored. early in their game against Hensall in Clinton last Thursday and built up a 5 - 3 lead after the first period. They added five more goals in the second period and completed the scoring with three goals in the final period. The Merchants were forced to settle for a tie in their second game as Parkhill scored a goal late in the second period and added a single goal in the third to earn a 5 - 5 tie in a game played in Parkhill, Sunday. Goderich got off to an early Midgetsoutskate London 7-1 The Goderich Green and midgets played one of their Parent midgets won both strongest and fastest games, games they played on the against London, coming out' weekend. Playing only one' on top 7-1. Larry Madge led league game against Mount the scoring again, with a hat Forest, they came out on top trick, assists going twice to 12-3. Larry Madge played a Dan Maillet, and once each to strong game, getting five of Ken Reid and Rob Trebish, Goderich's goals, with Dan Rob MacDonald picked up a Maillet and Rob Trebish goal, assisted by Mike picking 'up assists on each. Hodges and Larry Daer. Dan Rob MacDonald also did well, Maillet added one, on a pass finishing the game with a hat from Larry Madge. Mike trick, one unassisted goal Hodges and Roger Lewis got with the other two assisted by one a piece, with help from Trebish and Maillet. Single Larry Daer and Randy goal getters were Ken Reid, Stoddart. assisted by Larry Madge, Both goaltenders Steve Roger Lewis assisted by Mike Gallow and Gerry Gaynor, Hodges, Mark Larkin, set up again, played excellent by John Clements and Terry Berlett, and Rob Trebish, games. from Dan Maillet and Larry The Green and Parents Madge. Both Goalies, Midgets play one game this Stephen Gallow and Gerry coming weekend, at 8 p.m., Gaynor played well. Saturday, Nov, 26, being host Many fans thought the to Listowel �-LNglStiygf CIAI.S , FREE CANDY CANE WITH GAS PURCHASE $5.00 OR MORE FREE DRAW FOR 6 CHRISTMAS TURKEYS AND 3 HUGS STUFFED ANIMALS 0i1'THE DRAW PURCHASER WILL RECEIVE ONE DRAW TICKET WITH EACH GAS PURCHASE...WINNING TICKET WILL BE POSTED '.AT THE SERVICE STATION DECEMBER 12th, 1977 } 4 • • 4414, ver aitir .Arzeir .4.40t aitt va, 101r.4. • v joi two -goal lead on the strength selection as the Goderich star of a two -goal performance by after scoring four of his Charlie Robertson.; Parkhill teams five goals. Mike replied with two straight Steeper was selected as the goals within .a span of one Parkhill star. minute later in the period and The next Merchant game in Goderich again took the lead Thursday November 24 'at 8 on Robertson's third goal of p.m. against Thedford in the the period, Clinton Arena. Parkhill then tied the game with a goal early in the WORK second period, but Robertson, - not to be outdone, scored his BOOTS fourth goal of the game to AND give Goderich the lead for the third time. - CLOTHING Frank Hagan then added an insurance marker late in the second period converting a pass from team-mate Paul Corriveau. George Noroemanne then scored two straight goals for Parkhill to even the score. Robertson was an easy ....Priced Right! SMITH'S FARM Ik GARDEN CENTRE 66 HAMILTON ST GODERICH S24-8761 Facts 'n Findings: FEET FIRST : BOOT CONSTRUCTION In selecting cross-country boots make sure they ore flexible yet at the some time provide good support. The flexibility will allow maximum heel lift which is important. Boots with a full steel shank should be given first con- sideration as they'provide added durability but most impor- tantly provide the needed support to the foot on uneven terrain. Boots without this shank tend to twist away from the ski when sloped to the side. The two most common typos in Ski Touring boots are Plastic and all Rubber types the latter being more expen, sive, however, the better value buy. The difference is that all rubber types are much more durable, tend to be more flexible yet will lost longer. The Plastic type requires a steel toe plate for support. In time, you will find this Plastic type will separate at the sole or crack across the sole where it is joined to the plate. Your feet will also get colder with this type of sole. , As for as the upper shoe goes. there ore two types available—Leather or Vinyl. Vinyl uppers are naturally waterproof and require minimal core. However, moisture tends to accumulate inside the boot which results in cold feet. Leather uppers ore more rugged, "breathe" well and are less likely to crack. Like Vinyl, Factory treated Leather ' boots require minimal core. Snuggly fitting snow cuffs help to prevent wet feet. Shoes that hove cuff below the ankle should be leather lined os they dry quickly. Fleece lining in the higher cut boots assist in keeping your feet worm. In deep snow, "leggings" called Gators will assist in keeping you dry. Next week the Ski. See you then. Sport shop - 524 -2822 • i'.