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a surprise starter iti,goal as
Todd was a little late for the
game. Todd said he- could
stop anything on ice but that
didn't include the family car
. on Saturday's icy roads.
The score sheet: against
Harriston read Chria Collyer
from •Chris Irwin, Chris Col-
lyer from Rick Bechard,
,Panny Gilchrist from Chris
Irwin, Danny Gilchrist from
• Jamie. Humphrey and Chris
Irwin unassisted.
Against Arthur, the Atoms
had a nail -biter for the first
period. The boys controlled
almost all of the play and had
may scoring, chances but
were unable to beat the
Arthur goalie,
at - S.17 of the
second, Dean Dickson picked
up a loose puck-and:beat the
goalie before he could get
set. After the team found it
done, the
scored again. in 35 sAconds
when Donde Murray tipped
in Richard MacDonald's shot
from the point.
In the third perkid, when
Arthur threatened, to come
alive Christ Irwin scored.
from Chris, Collyer and Brad
Priestap and, 37 seconds
liter, Dean 'Dickson scored
his second goal, unassisted:
Chris Irwin toMpleted the
scoring, on a break, set-up by
Chris -Collyer. •
As Champs, the players
received individual tourna-,
rnent crests and 'Medallions
and the team name will be
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inscribed on a 'trophy •that
remains in Palmerston.
In recognition for excellent
two-way play in both games,
tournament officials chose
Danny Gilchrist as Luck-
now's. M.V,P, Congratula-
tions, Danny, for that extra
effort and your reward.
The team would like to
thank. the Palnierston Minor
Hockey Association for al-
lowing us to be part of an
excellent tournament.
House league
• In Houseleague this
week, the Rangers took a
5-3 win over the Red,
'Wings on goals by Perry*
Van Osch who sCorect
• .',twice, as did Jitt Van
•Osch and Kevin ,Swan
who had one. Gerry Van
Beers,, Pier—Dore—and-
Eric Haldenby scored for .
the Wings.
' The Canadians
trounced the • Black
Hawks 41 on --goals by '
Wayne Bursma. • and
Kevin ,Lindsay Who each
had 2. Hawksonly goal
" was scored by j•3110. Hoff. ,
The Bruins 'Were vic-
torious ovet the Leafs in a.
• 7-5 match. Scoring for the
• Bruins were Steve-
Frayne • and Steve
Errington .each with tWo.
• and Paul Van Rooy,' Colin
Cameron, and Blair Alton ,
who each Scored once..,
MRS.- ALLIE
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Mrs. •Allie. Fielder of
R.R. 33 -Cambridge,
Ontario died suddenly in
South Waterloo Memorial
• 'Hospital, Cambridge on
Sunday, December 10 at
the Age of 67. ,
•She was born --on'
12eceniber 30,,: 1910 • in
' Goderich 'Jo Maude
• (Young) arid William -
Nelson Brown, - •
She lived in Ashfield
Township until moving to
Cambridge, about 1 .35
• yeariago. •
She married- ' Nresley
• Fielder in Goderich. He
predeceased her in 1940.
She Was an adherent of
KnoxPresbyterian
Church in Goderich.
She, is survived by eight"
children, George of Ask
field TOWri5hip,'Mrs. Ray
(Eunice) Adam -of Sault
Ste. Marie, Wiam.' of
Cambridge, Mrs. Wilfred
(Rose) Goss of: Cam-
bridge, Mrs. John
(GladYs) Cooley of,
.Kitchener, Mrs. Thomas
(Ethel) • Hillcote of Kit-
chener, Mrs. James
(Annie) Sapsworth
Cambridge. .and, °E1mer
Moore also of ,tam.
bridge; three brothers,
William A.,. Benson and
Charles Brown all of Ash-
field .Township;
'grandchildren and ten
greatgrandchildren. —
A funeral service was
held at Stiles 'Funeral
Home on 'Wednesday,
December 13 at 2 p.m.
The ReVerend G.L. Royi
officiated.
Ititerinent was in
DUngantion.Cemetety.
Pallbearers were Ross
Andrews; Ross Daer,
John Fielder, Doug
Young, Elton Draper and •
Sam Brown.
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THOMAS MARVIN
DlURNIN •
Thorrias Marvin Durnin
of Colborne , Township
• died . ,suddenly on
Saturday, December 23 in
Alexandra Marine and
General 'Hospital,
Goderich at the age of 82.
He was born-
-DUngannon on August 5,
1896 •to •Barbara
(Dreaney) and° Thomas '
Durnip.
" He worked asLa banker,
Starting in Auburn; ,sold
cars in Cornwall for a
short time; and Operated '
horse riding schools in
Grand 'Bend -and Port
Elgin for many Years.
He was the secretary of
the, Dungannon
Agriculttiral :Society for
over 30 yearsi; a meMber
ofi;_the Ashfield School •
BMA for several years.;
and —President of the.
Dungannon (Red Cross
Society durint„yldrld War.
II. . '
• He belonged •to the
Dungannon_ United
Churth.
He Married the former
Dell Elizabeth McIntyre. -
She survives •
. Also surviving him are
two sisters; Mrs, Charles
(Birdie) Whitely of
GOderich and- Mrs. H. R.
(Florence) Hall, Mao of
Goderich.
A funeral' service was
.held at " the McCalluit •
=Funeral Home in
Goderich on Wednesday,
December 27 at 2 pan,
The Reverend C. G.
Westhaver Officiated.
Interment 'Was -in .the
Dun gannOt Cemeery. •
ORES MO GAME
IN THE OM NT /IDS
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