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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1946-02-07, Page 47 or .et *aut. ez gut o e m t N NE From 1111111110111,11111111111111111111, 11 The acKson Squarc Ded lorists . t. -lave. -.s dernw . nc%� ale ty for 44 years. $RUW AT. pgoNg 195 CodericI rew�rs "' a4oyierlela , teaans� � _t....fo Two o�' 'Gig � . " of the?4airet tha'eRe'R'eeks of hockey tide a ON THI:144P.AY, NIGHT a weier aye deopplie, all threes eeiary • .. The eslni@aitffam d M ehe�.de;r at West 1 scheduled' 4 he ganats dur �tg. the past 'Week. Stu eet aA u A oo T81 d�'?3ti iy evening bast the Jrtnlot�3 dropped two aflres tO Laeckaaow, ,by seair;•es of `! aaad saw a team compered of World Wu ; while' the Midgets tasted their hrst 11 vetcrLds defeat tmo. Jtnveuliie Lions defeat Of the Winter at Exeter, . -Oe 7.41 and Victoria School edge as Ala. The Juveniles were het aschcduIed dur- T Star Central and 8t. Joseph's 6e co g alae week but 4t+ a aged te' wok two exh1»itioan games wbiclt they team 4-8. 'split, losing to the Veteraana 7.4i sad de - Goad scorers- for Victoria School. ;;fearing the juniors '8.7. In. the o ?hit were Willis 2, MaclDonaiai and Little. •other game Played in the league laxeter and fo>;- S•tars _jhelleri l 2 and` lee:we Javeniles trolineet1 Blyth'18-2. t. • - 'ICS BEATEN AT EXETER The Lions Midge suffered their int setback of the seasoan at Exeter on Monday night, when they were w te- washed 2-0 by the Exeter youngs.tere. Liens. when are usually prolllic aeorers, couldn't seem to click on Mon- day alight, against a teats they . : cl Ereviot sly beats + twice by big scores. Neither team could dent the ..twline . through the first two periods, but in .. ethe last frame the home team 'sifted Bough the Goderich defence for two counters. Hayter notched the first Exeter goal on a pees from Pryce and !Kirk tallied the last one unassisted. The teams: ° GODI RIC »" .,-Goal, J: Don '%son ; defence, Doah Don -=r oinm&; centre, B. Beacom ; wings, C. Fulford, J. Price; alternates, J. Saunders 1. Merriam, D. McPhail, M. Holland, J. Smith. EXETER. -Goal, R. -Goal, M kis ; defence, Pryce, Wagham ; centre, Hayter; wings, Kirk, Musser; alternates, Wat- son, . operoft, I . Brintnell, Cann, West, M. Brintnell. Referee --Bud Worthy, Goderich..,, Veterans of World War. II w ►e are terested in the Rehabilitation Program are for-. ° dially invited to attend the - General M.eting of Branch 109, Canadian- Legion, B.E.S.L., in the Legion Hall . THURSDAY FEB. -14th- at 8.15p.- g —7 -Informative. addresses by F W. J. MOGRATH, Veterans' Ofcer,....Goderich. E. li, HILL, Manager Unemployment --insurance Office, 'Goderich. MR, INGRAM, " Supervisor of No, 1 District, Can- . adlan Vocational Training London, laorane. The line-up wee: �, � -._ " �' O.II,A. JUNIOR . "Ca' • ' VICTO1 I4--Gohl, ;: eadle; defence, Won Lost .yl.'oints p. Wilson= W. greets; centre,.•W,uEi; .Lucknow 5 0 10 'lio.tt; wings, Little, Goddard; alter- nates,_ A. MacDonald, B. Culp; L. Willis, J'. Reis, W. Merlam, B. Graham, ALL-sTA Ii S -Goal, T: Wieser; de- fence, M. Holland, ,C. °+Costello centre, Gtr, Spain ; wings. D. Hawthorne, A. Snaith; . alternates, C. Warner, 'E. Jenkins, M. Straughan, L MaeFasiare,. 'G Johnson, 1. Hawthorne, N. Mac- Donald. Veterans Too Good for Juveniles The Veterans grabbed,.nn early lead on the Juvenile& in the second game, and althotagli the returned men, sdme of them playing their' first game in five years, weakened rather badly near the end, there was still enough fight in them to hold the young teen-agers off. Sclioenals in the Vets' goal had. a lot to do with •keeping the Juveniles -from tieing 'the game in the dying minutes. Bud Johnston with three goals was top scorer for the Vets, while Skip MacDonald and Ann Doak with " two -goals _ -were ,- rcnnners- -up for- -honors. Stoddart, Worselk-and Westbrook drew assists. Juveuile •. point -getters , were New- eotnbe with -two goals and an assist, Bisset, Allis and Westlake one goal and assist each, and D"on- and Harold Warren .with a goal each. , " The -teams: ' VET„taRAAIS-Goal, L; eSchoenals; defence, J. Holmes, B. Stoddart; centre, A. Doak;,,. ngs, H. Worsen, J.. O'Brien ; alternates, W. MacDonald, Bud Johnston, W. Westbrook, M. Sheardown. ---JUVENILES--Goal, Swap; defence, G. Westlake, a8, 'I�Teedha.m ; centre, G, Nero; .wings, J. Bisset, B. Newcombe . alternates, H. Warren, D. Warren, B. Allis, L. McGee, B. Shaatler. • Referee -H. Marney, Goderich. ", Hugh Hili. of Benmiller, was elected _ a director of the- Canadian Guernsey C� 3171' -" W� St I3reedhrs' ' iheessemtion at the annual meeting held this week at Toronto.__Aiimaniaimamiimmumm Gsndesich 3 - 3 6 Listowel 1 - - 2 she 2 Wingham 0 4 - 0 W.O,A.A. JUVENILE . Won Lost Pointe Goderich ,,;�.,, 6 • .0 12 Exeter 3 3 0 Clinton • - '• 1 3 2 Blyth - , 0 4 0 W.O.A.A. MIDGET Won: Lost Tied Pts. Goderich ..,.....6 , 1 0 10 Clinton ^ 2 3 IC 5 Exeter 1 4 , 1 8 BRIDGE CLUB The • weekly Duplicate Bridge Club met on Tuesday night, with results as follows: 1st, Mrs. J: Themes and Mrs: A. A. Nicol + 22; 2nd Mr. and.,Mas- Jack Mrs, Jack Murphy + '13 ; 3rd, Mrs. J. R. Wheeler and .,Mrs. P. F. Carey + 1%. Luekuows Win With Their Tviple Chi A Great U use. of fl o cey, with. Nothing Wrong but the $ore Tai-ktnAbout Clothes— We have always refused to believe that you want in- ferior and - so-called bargain prices. • This business was. built on Quality Materials, Altering , Repairing :Service Once Of the biggest crowds to 'jam into the West street Arena in year'' over thirteen hundred. people --saw Lucheneve Juniors set back LOn on's ''lyers ' 6.3 on .D onday ev ening. The win was . Lucki19w's .. fourth' without a loss and for the :Flyerah was - the second streight loss in league eon'- petition. - . The game produced every - thrill,. the big ' crowd had expected of it. At times the play beet nm a bit ragged, but so. great was the tension• up to the last fair' minutes, and so fast did the ,play move' from one end of the rink to .tick pther, that .the .fans went aw;a�' more than pleased. As was expected by all, the three Chin brothers. Biu, aged 18, • Albie, 17, and 'George; 16, were the main clog in the 'Lucknow. Machine. They flew in high gear all night with their smooth passing plays and only the sulrerb work of Gerry Ginn in the Goderich goal kept them from 'tallying more than they did. The three Chinese lads proved, will -o - the -wisps as the bigger Goderich players tried, unsuccessfully, to kno+ek thein q- their stride with body checks.' Lucknow, however, did not have -everything their own way and Orr_.in the visitors' net had to be very good to hold the. _ Fl ers down. The Gode- rich_' lada.,..aat times had more of the play than Lucknow, but` -they didn't_ know what' to do with the puck -once in pay -dirt and severaLtimes over- kated a pass or passed at the wrong time: The Flyers were also guilty of leaving _ opposing forwards im- overed in front' of the GoderIehenet and at least two Lucked, goals, ,re- sulted - front this. „ Neither. team could perm to untangle themselves as the game opened, but Georges and Bill Chin. suddenly found themsejves and on smootli combination plays gave Ginn plenty ' of trouble: Halfway through, 'the period their efforts paid oft', George Chin •cutting 'done most -of the damage and were across the; Goderich goairriouth �leaidixig by a score of 5-2 ,on goals byu pass 'to Broiheiill, who pumped a hard shot at Ginn. Ginn stopped the Allen A11tn from D Warren Westlake ppuck, but George picked up, the re- bound and. dumped, it into the. net. Joe-Wiilther;- newly acquired: pla from Mitchell; tied the score for the Flyers at 14.00 when„ after_('Blondie" MacDonald had fought like a trojan and sniped. him the puck, Walther calmly skated -in,---drew Orr -out of -the Lucknow cage, and slipped the puck in behind him. With, ._leas_ _than three. minutes of the period- remaining -the Chins ganged the Goderich goal again and After Ginn had saved on two difficult shots, George Chin slipped the puck into the open: cage. There was no let-up in the,l.ucknow attack in the seconi3'�ieriod and Ginn had , to rise to the oeeasion a half- dozen: tunes to keep the disc out. But he was no superman, and ' when he Goderich defence' started skating in ;circles and let -,Bill Chin ,pounce on _a - loose- .puck- t- was -goal ;No.-- .. for Lucknow, ' ;as the little forward -made go mistake in dipping the -`puck high into the cage after Ginn had un- successfully tried to smother it.. • Reall&ing they were losing ground the Flyers • turned on the heat, and when Hall was penalized for tripping Miller, Ainslie and Skip MacDonald, backed by ._Holmes and Stoddart, ganged the Lucknow end for the entire two minutes. Only , a combination of luck and good goal -tending _ on the part of Orr and poor shooting- on the part of the Flyers kept the red light from -blinking. The goal judge refused to allow what the Goderich team claimed Was a goal by ,MacDonald- and' the referee. backed his decision. ' At 12.25 the old Flyers' bugaboo of not eovering a zd i reared its head - and Purvis was allowed to' snare a loose puck along the boards and .skate in, unmolested, to pull Ginn out and slip the disc into- the Goderich . cage. His goal, coming at 12.25, made the score 4-1 for Lucknow.' A clever ' goal by Miller was disale lowed by the referee because of -the new red -line offside ' ruling and the Goderich boys discouragingly had to get back to the work of whittling down the ' visitors' lead. This they did at 17.10; McNairn scoring undssisted,"-to make the score 4-2. Another Lucknow goal loomed when 'Bill- Chin 'broke In alone on _Ginn, but the clever Goderielt neirpinder got his leg in the rout,' of the puck. - The third ,period opened with the Flyers in a do-or-die effort. Miller, heady Goderich forward, almost caught it is hard to say, Perhaps with the corner of the Lucknow net when Holmes -and -the two. Mitchell boys on he rounded the cage to fire .a back -the ice the score would have been hander. Orr, hdwever, stoleped ; the different in the draft. period; but . it puck. McNairn, Walther and -4�Blondie"• - MacDonald broke with only one ' de- - - fetreemnu .ahead of them, - but-- -after- 'Nairn, -Walther, Bruce McNairn had' laid down a nice pass Walther. -lifted the puck over the net. ' A penalty to Holmes at the 15.00 mark ' appeared -to doom the Flyers' chances; but. the reverse .proved true when Don Ainslie batted in a rebound ° tEG. SIZE - roilet Soaps 2 far 11 CAMAY, LUX; PALMOLIVE DOMINION - iVhnte for ure�d �y t 2 15 MILSON'S» Cocoa f3.OZ.' 19e 29 16 oz. • Cereal se'logg's 23 Variety Pkg, MACARONI 16 oz. 6) SPAGHETTI hi FOR. BOWS -BABY SHELL 17 CELLO NOODLES ROLLED OATS' 5 'lit. 23e VITA B 1" lb, bag' lnc ' WHEAT HEARTS 1 lb. Cello 10c CRACKED 71IEAT 3 Ib. 14c • —. FRESH- DAILYQ -. FRUITS and VEGETABLES' t :With TopsSEEDLESS Size 96 CARROT lb. Be - GRAPEFRUIT ..6 for 250 -a Have appears that the Juveniles. d0 have e �.� ( '• more punch in a -ganging attack than 8 -el the Juniors, while the Flyers have Edge on Juniors, as edge in more open combination play leg. Shinty Schoenal�s, ' who la —"' slightly (sig years) over the Juvenile Younger Team Shows Up Well r aye limit, was an► asset, luny flea, in Attack --Saturday for the Lions for the exhibition ttlssle. Night's rams . Penalties meted out during the game were to Durnin, Hoboes and Stoddart. ' With Lucknow Juniers tenable to The ..,line fps tenable, : JUVENILES --Goal, L. fechoenals; 'defence, G. Westlake, - J. Needham; centre, G. Mero ; wings, J. Bisset, B. Newcombe; alternates, H. Warren, D. Warren, B. Allis, L. McGee, J. Fergu- son, B. Shanther• evening, anal the Junior Flyers' and JIINIORS - Goal, Ginn; defence, Juvenile Lions -"'hooked up in their Holmes, Stoddart; centre, W. MacDoni- first meeting of the season. The aid,-- wings, Miller, Ainslie"; alternates, Juveniles came out .on the long end B. MacDonald, J:' Evans, B. Needhanle of a 8:7 score by stint of running up C. Durnin, J,. McNairn and J. Wather. -big •Area -period lead. It was a fight Beeeree-Harry Westbrook,; Chide - right to the finish, with ,the Juniors rich. , r. managing` to tie the score midway through the last period, only to have FLYER�I LOSE SECOND the younger Juveniles regain their lead GAMETO LIICKNOW and hold on to ,it to the end.F- - - - The Juniors were without the ser- After more than holding their own Mees of John Holmes, their star de- fenceman, in the 0rst period, andniso in in- the, first period, Louzon's Flyers this eriod-weeecwithou-t -two Mitehell weakened badly and were snowed P boys, Johnny ,McNairn and. Joe 'blather, under by Lueknow Juniors, 7-1, at who are turning out with the. local Lucknow on Wednesday night. It was team. All three managed to reach .the arena in time for the econd period, ` their second defeat by the game team but by -that time the Juveniles had within three nights.- Tlie Flyers missed several .splendid Mero from �tewcomhe, H. Warren from topportunities around the Lucknow net ° -•.-•. in the gest period,,. ac na•1d "o�ver- .a3katheg a loose puck when all alone - alone, and Bieaet from Newcombe and once and McNair dust failing to catch Mero. The Juvenile tallies were' Sail the net t' a - last-minute moue on the -wi hed _,between - _ an - early - --goal -by -Bart of the Lueknow goal -tender. A - Bob Needham from Evans and long shot''- from Stoddart's stick rang `"I;londie" MacDonald and a late goal ' thre Lpeknow goalpoet but glanced the by , Miller from, "Skip" ; MacD Dost' wrong way out. and Ainslie.' With time almost up in ""t-a"fret The Lions- added °to: their- lead --at period Stevenson poked the puck past - the two -minute mark .of the. second Ginn - in a scramble, putting. Lucknow one goal.up. The . Chin brothers, "who had-- been tied down pretty well by Goderich checking in the first period, began -getting away iu the second session and a goal by George from Bill Chin resulted. When--Albie :Chin went.off the ice for roughing Goderich ganged get through blocked roads for , : the Junior- - game 'scheduled for Saturday night, the local hockey clubs, decided to give the customers• something in} the way of an ice attraction, for the period• when ;Bisset . tallied., on `.cap's._ passout.. Holmes went - off to the cooler for 'roughing shortly -after, and the Flyers were still shorthanded when Ainslie and MacDonald broke loose Pot a clever combination. - play which resulted ip the latter's scorirag.,Holnnee rushed frpm his own biueline through host of the Juvenile team to heat - and Ken , Miller slapped in -a pass • Schoenais in the Lisu'is net, bringing from Skip MacDonald to bring -the the score up eq 6-4 at the 10.30 .mark.- Flyers within a goal of the home team„ Kens Miller, whQ has a knack- eaf , At 15.00 George Chin snared a loose being ,in - the right spot at the right ; puck at center ice and althoughHolm nne, was 'ore _thee Job elle_ bat -1Q- Xe- efeug-h- -him all tier-wag-to-theehodeei bond iu - after Schoenals had saved ''goal the -big -defenceman couldn't p nic ly .on Ainslie's 'hard; shot His goal came at' 1$.50" and brought the Junior`s within one oftieing the score. - The third period .saw the Juniors. still applying : the pressure in an effort .to knot- the count, -and `Bchoenhis" had Co .be good to keepthe puck out. - At the four -minute mark Don • Warren, eased the pressureon -the. Lions when he snared 4, pass from Ailin scramble to -beat Ginn and sent. the score to 7-5, .The' Juniors dn.'t allow ing time,. Gerry" Ginn,'wno had turned in a spleiidieleperformance in the Gode- rich net, caught a hard shot, over his "right eye, The 'cut, .which bled profusely, split the eyebrow and re'- - quired several sitches. . Gerry had to , leave the game for medical attention and his place in "goal was taken. by Jackie Stoddart, who had only a few shots to stop to the'end of the game. Penalties - went to Agnew 2 Mc - Nairn, Bill Chin 2, Albie Chin 2, Purves and Havens. The, teams : GODERICH.-Goal, Ginn ; defence, Holmes; ' Stoddart; centre, W • Mac - , j vent the . Chinese boy from scoring. Bill Chinfmade it 4-1 for Lucknow with ' fifteen seconds of the second period left, on •a pass from George Chin: ' In the third period the Flyers ap- - peeredrathertired and the lithe luck• now team slid through the Goderich defence for three more --goals, all -b7'-' George Chin, two of which were on „ passe, f,rom`•brother Albie. ° With only sic minutes left of play-- • this to discourage' them, however, and two minutes later Ainslie took- a 'nice passou1 from Miller and dumped the puck in the net behind Scloenals. Then at 940 "Blondie" MacDonald hatted in Wathers' pass, after.-•--SclToenals; had saved ` twice,'... 'and this knotted the count -at The 'Juvepiles had to turn on the pressure now and this they effectively did, resulting in a score by Bisset on' a• nice passing play from Mero at 12.10. "Holmes had .to - leave the game with an :insured hand at .this 'stage, but the Juniors still had enough power left to give` the 'Inions several scares.. The Donald; wings, Miller, Ainslie ; alter - closest they came to scoring, was when nates, B. D. MacDonald, B. - J•. Mac- - Sc)roenals mistakenly cleared to Miller, Donald, Evans, McNairn, Walther and parked ten feet in front of the,Juvenile Needham. net. Miller's shot was tight on the,' .LUCKNOW -Goal, Orr; defence, goalmouth, . but Schoenals_ managed t t Stevenson, Hall; centre, ' A. Chiu; leap into the'air and catch the puck wings. G. Chin, B. Chin; alternates, on his ,',chest. The flyers couldn't Havens, Purvis, Agnew, Wilson. come thate" to scoring again., Referee--- Doughty, Walkerton. Whether th4 _ e result was' indicative Linesman -Bpd Worthy, Goderich. of Juvenile superiority over -the- ••older . • Ice representatives ..of • thi8•air town SHORTAGE IN LARD 'SUPPLY No easing in the shortage of lard supply in Canada is foreseen .by the Wartime Prices and Trade Board. Canada normally- noes -about 88 mil- liofb pounds peryedr for all purposes. Last 'year - the production dropped to J. 1VIgieDonald, approximately CO Million pounds and -Evans, Dutnin. estiinates are that this year's produe. Referee - Doughty, Doughty, Wuiliet+,tof. tion will drop to about 45 million _ Linesman --Greer, ' Lucknow. pounds. eft Ken MilIer's hard shotearhe goal, coming at 15.20, brought a resurgence of the •Goderich fans' hopes and it looked, as If , they . might be erealized. when at, minute, later, Miller i e through with ' "Skip" MacDonald .at g his nide 5111 CT chose to pass than' shoot himself arid a ` tushes* player carne In fast - to hook the puck from -Skip's, stick before he could get a shot away. Holmes was still off when George Chin" took brother Albie's peas to beat Ginn and put the ganne in the bag for the visitors. Bill Chin's goal from George with only seven seconds left came hs an anti -climax. George Clain with three goads, Bill Chili with two goals and two assists, and Orr in goal stood out for Lucknow, Ken Miller and Joe Walther -on the front. line, John Holmes on defence ° Lind Gerry Ginn In goal were the beast for 'the Flyers. , Penalties went to Ainslie 2, Hall 2, MelrlaIru and Ilohnee. The teams: LUCI NOW Goal, Orr; defence, Stevenson,. Hall; centre, Albert Chin; wings, George. Chin, '11111 Chin ; alts±.- pates, •liaavena, Purvis, Agnew. GODEltIOfl- •-Goaal, 0.- , Ginn ; de. tense, .p. flolnler, J. Stoddart; eeibtro, W. alai•liunaldr; wings, Mille., Almelio;'1 aiternarti':, 'Bruce 1). Maclionald, TO - BE - SHOWN AT TEE` TOWN HALL MovierTaikkJJljns- ON " . Social I iseases Thursday, Feb. 14th ., it..8 p. Admifiion Free. •SPO'R 1Q;fl{ED 111Y' T111;} BOARD OF IIE11LT11 AND BED GRASS ,RESERVE.