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VIHUIRS.4 JAN. 6-\
• 2-4 p.m. Public Sleeting.
1.0 p.m. Bantam Hockey.
8-10 P.M. Public Skating.
JAN.
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2 p.m. Rural School
8-10 p.m. Public Skating.
AT., JAN. 8-*
1 a.m, Pee Wee Hockey.
2.4 p.m. Public Skating.
440-7 Figure Skating.
9 P.m Exeter vs. Goderich.
• MON., JAN I 10-
1.30-3.30 P.M. Learn to Skate.
130.4.30 p.m. Grades 1, 2, 3.
5.1 p.m. Figura Skating.
• 8,10 pm. Publk Skating.
•;TUES., JAN.ii
1,30.3.30...p.m. Learn to Skate.
3.30.4.30 p.m. Grades 4, 5, 6.
8-10 p.m. Public Skating.
11(ED., JAN. 12-
- Curling.
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'sideration. No aVeidents Were red' Deeeticaher $9, Atythe 'aohooi. Xev
'ported New Year's ,Eve., 14. Van Vymkt -46101 as chairman,
Residents Anarked the arFival of The f011oWing are the trusteeS
the New year mostly, at ilottsie eleeted for the coming year: Earl
Drennan, ()ley and Gerd -
patties, although good attendances Q1). Valad. Joseph 0 Iceefe was
were on hand et cIaUees, staged, at elected secretary -treasurer.
the Goderick ailiwCanadOn.
anirbit. George's Pao* Flying Instructor Donald Mac -
Hall. • -0 Laren,"OT-Srg Harbor Air Services,
• spent the holiday seas.en, at is
A classified ad in the Signal -Star home at Or -ono making the ,trip hy•
brings quick results, • .•'•lane
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couple have: 20 graxidchildren
10 great.grandelWildren,-
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at Goderich Memorial Arena
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i Exeter Mohawks ,••
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• SATURDAY, JAN. 8
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11AVE VitY
Mr. and, Mrs. joan, 'very enter.'
tabled at their 'home at a Christ-
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mas party for the Goderich. Beta
T1eta members and their husbands
and friends on 'Wednesday, Deenk,
ber 29. Games *ere enjoyed,
Christmas gifts were exchanged
and delicious riefreahments were
served.'• '
t Miss Agnes Middleton' was -the
dhireakYwn wbylnliWerignGter aNee°i1s,Illoetf iGeodit
rich. .
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FIRST BABY
The stork. was a bit late -1
arrivint.at Alexandra Marine
and 'General Hospital with.
Goderich's, first 1955 baby.
He didn't arrive until Sunday
at 238 p.m., when he brought
a" daughter for ...Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce "11(facDonahl, Britannia
road. Mr. and Mrs. MacDon-
ald have four other children -
all ,girls.
burst cif power which ,esulted
. pito, goals 4:). ,thea
play
,ei'fi -Capitals
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anigbt of last
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game. , •• • .•
It. was a, seelavf, battle
own: to the wire, ••,
With . only a, 40'tnolo'lqftl
rine- and the. Capitals :ne goal.
vi-ihei7iktionit43etadetrlfi01:4;0,0;7'Geriy Hesse
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04.n. frOro the ,ne
tpping ib th3;
ying counter at.• , r
Nineteen secands-later, with Hesse
.back in the net and 'George', Ztik.
of the Capitals sitting out a ,penal-' '
for boarding, Billy MacDonald -
clicked •with 'Imentates Ted Wit:
lama' and "junior", Barash to-
• reale the deadleale.
The Sailors couldica Sewn to get
oing in tbe firSt two frames with
,the Capitals hay*a Slight edge.
• Kerr started the, SCoring or the -
visitors lat I the first • period.
:George Zuk pnt° the ,CapitalS•A
:goals up early *it:he:Second-Ingo
while his team.. Was short-handed.,
,with Potts in the • •Penaltybox,
se.co
..11Owever, Billy Walsh put the Sail -
'Ors in the game. •„. . ,
Barash. tied UP the score after
only 37 seconds had elapsed in the
third period. Less than :two rain-
utes 'later, Walsh scored again to
put the locals ahead. Then Walk-
erton took the lead on goals by
..Kerr and Crawford, but a goal
by MacDonald knotted the score.
Only two minutes before the
final bell, • Crawford blinked the
light again to put. the Capitals
'ahead 5-4. That's when the Sail-
ors put on their final drive to win.
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First Period
1. Walkerton' - Kerr (Fa ON"
fiel r)
Penalties' Bingham, Taker.,
• •'Second 'Period •,
2. Wallterfon-:-Zuk
3.4oderich - Walsh (Waiters)
• , 10.49 .
Penalties--yntts, AlTa
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Third Period • •••
GOderich Barash
. • 7
alsh
2.17 • -
e..Walkerton-Kerr 3,14-..
7. Walkerton-- .CraWfOrd (Ring -
barn, Tilker) 441
8. Goderich-MacDonald (Barash,
Walsh) 7.09
9. Walkerton - Crawford (Zuk)
18.01
'10. Goderich--- Cruickshank (Wil-
liams) 19.05
11. Goderich-MacDonald (Wih.
liams, Barash) 19.24 .
• Penalties - Mortimer, Reis,
Zuk.
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Word reaching Goderich on Mon- I. the rule bbok,onduct Was
• the m sc
day that the„., Mitchell Legionnaires
had dropped out of further .com-
petition. in the WOAA-OHA inter-
mediate hockey schedule threw a
hitch into plans for the 011ie be-
•tween the Legionnaires and the compling I.Vaohueth'
a legal one. • The complainant,
who said merely that , he was a
‘`former". Tennant fan,, didn't like
the penalty. But we agree with.
"Warpy" 'that urisigne,d or anony-
mous lettera make a poor way of
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Sailors slated to hare. been played,one who
oC01111,1d s at least estn ties*
name. .
,on Tuesday night in Mitchell. Idle
• since Wednesday night • of last
week, the Sailors could have used
the gainexto keep in trihi for their
first tilt of the season with Exeter
Mohawks tomorrow night in Ex-
eter. The tars will play a return
match with the tribe here on Sat-
urday night and it's expected,that
one of the best crowds of the sea -
�n will be on hand. •The Mo-
oos
No wond'er'13ond yable isfamous!
ilight•no-w-at any Bond store -
you get an extra. pair of trousers
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your choice is unlimited . . your
complete assortment is available.
And your suit will be tailored in
Bond's pOpular new style for '55.
.,This tremendous sale is for a
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' Reg. $39.75 Extra Trousers
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A two-day, annual meeting of
salesmen of the W. A. Sheaffer.
• of Canada' invited
concluded yesterday. In addition
'aw are anxious , eir
standing and will' be looking for
to the ten Salesmen:located across
wins both tomorrow and Saturday
night. If last year's rivalry be- Canada, there were present officials
tween Goderich. and Exeter is go- .from the parent plant at Fort-
ing to be resumed again this year,
fans can be assured of some good,
hockey at the___Llocal:ice palace.
• Getting back to the Mitchell
situation, we hope that the Legion-
naires' 'decision to fbld is not, a
forerunner of things to come. Fans
will remember that last year. teams
were dro_pping Out right and left -
whin nlay-off time came arotind.
'Let's hope a, similar situation'
doesn% arise again this year.
After, the game .here, on Wed -
Madison, Iowa. They were •John
Sheaffer and Harvey Whidden,
vice-presidents of the United States
firm. • '
The two-day meeting was pre-
&lcedby a banquet at 'the Bedford
Hotel on Monday evening with
some 30 people • in attendance.
They included the salesmen, heads
-of- departments of the Goderich
plant, officials of the US.g'ant-c-
Leon 11„. Black, resident, and
Clyde Everett, vice-preslUent of
the Canadian plant.
Mr. Ken Alma of the Gorrie Ad-
nesday night of last week, the Sail- vertising Agency,. Toronto, was one
SUITS csozpcitTE REDUCED. 25 TO '50%
BLOUSES• t
Sportsiiear. IV:TZE•Rs sUgttt. 25 TO 50%
By Posluns To Clear 1 00
All -Weather •Coats Reg. 29.75 to 39.75 -IAN
DRESSES 4'1'°:t1IPC:ct; • . }TO 50
GROUP,2. GREATLY • .
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Op 'yARtETY REDU
ors completed their part of. the of. the sneakers whose topic was
Seib dule gani ea' in Go derich- with
,the OHA teams in the intermediate
grouping. They still must meet
New Hamburg, •however, in the
Waterloo County town on ,January
"Point-of-saleu-materials.- • - - --
The Tuesday sessionwas attend-
ed by; the W.A.S. P.C.O. Employees'
Council. •
• The •announcenlent was.made to
21. All ..fhe remaining games at the meeting that Sheaffer is pr• o -
the local arena will be,with the ; clueing and merchandising thiS,
three other WOAA "A" "teams,' year a new line of "Sheaffer Glick-
Eketer, Strathroy and Forest. And ,I er" retractable ballpoints, retailing
• the tars have done well against as low as $2.95. Other Jim loW-
the OHA squads. They beat Wal- priced -articles in prodiiefion were
kerton twice; both ' at home and, also announced. " •
• away; beat Mitchell in the only, COmplete merehandising
encounter with the Legionnaires; and 'advertising prograrriaVere
racked up a win over New Hamcussed witlithe representatives by
burg in their only game, to date the various anerribers•of the-Sheaf-
ifith the Bel Aires, and split with, fer organitatiOn.'
Milverton. 'Against the' WOAA
miormilisammommie
teams, the Sailors have beaten
Forest twice so far -and lost once
to the Lakesides, and they have
split a pair with Strathroy.
Attention iiimrods! Wait to
get in A bit of• hunting? Then oil
• up your shOtgun and team up with
a, group of Goderich men who are
making' weekly treks into- thel
weeds. every Saturday afternoon
for a , bit of 'rabbit 'hunting., ,Xen •
,.Verinington tells' us that thee are,
quite a few hunters enthused about -
the 'excursions' after. the -bunnies
nitrir'§, hoped that if enough' nint-
'*.rods,beeoine inteiested a Mint club,
• May be, forrned„. The" grotto starts
the trek at, one Albeit eaeh Sat-
- • -
Viice 14ali, night sports editor
Vh'e WinnipegTribute 'who ke-
, eompaniea the Algnitotik• o4pItar
ntor: in the 'ttfoittig',.•Catitda ;Week
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(34"st :gAstdiq. ifiakOs'..tOte,.. hi his
`Of:"Nie•WhitSi;oile, havitig
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,Even one of an, optimistic nature cannot
,loole forward with any great degree of en-
thusiasm for what this. new year of 1955 May
bring us in thebroad realm • of sport, in the
matteraf shatteredk records, ,sheer ',"dramay- • brim with thrills, - upsets and mghty accom-
-•.'
and -glittering colour. 1954 was packed to the
Phrne'frOS What- can possibly remain for 1955? How can it
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strike such amazing ,peak as characterized- 95 .49
"Can the iGrey Cup final produce 'greater drama than that
of last autumn when the„couragegns Edmonton Eskimos diPP•
desperately into, the last ' hidden springs of their.' vanishing
resources to overthrow the powerful eastern champion Albnet-
tes? Will there be a mile faster than John4andes „3;58:0?
And if so, will it produce anything like the 'amazement that
greeted "Boger' Bannister's, drat smash through the 4 -minute
barrier?
,Will there be another - such swimming feat AS that of
Marilyn Bell in conquering 40 milks pf,thd chill, ee14estod
waters - Of Lake Ontario? Or, another Ed, Vitilgol; handicapped
by a crippled left hand; winfilii„g„tho United States opetit•
Or another0,0n41,1an winning .thd rich $e40,4*.t.,Gold Cup
that goes with the-Canadiatien.,:golf title? ;;
another 4 -straight whiner in the world's haS
another' Stanley Cop game be 'Wen in bAfte
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