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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1956-02-09, Page 4rikOt WW1 THE GODEI H SIGNAL -STAR GODERIEW DI$T I f.` -COLLEGIATE INATITUTB I a"aIx L wiatto ,aro mu' Mast • qi yCalyyg]a�`�y.. Alta.,. Slave spent the t . ion '/� h ' Alar orlo Sac be wz c . un alp > sAdeneo Ilu To 'g1i Z . M . . ' bite, of '%r- 6, oout MO week -end title "Mr. $ c ie Maefae. - - /Ind Ohltdrera, tYnp, Craioe, and Ig.risten, I.°,pronto, viere 1MCQvit visitors with lir. end Mrs. Geo. Johnston: end Mr. and Bilrs. Geo. Parsons. Bliss Elizabeth Lauder, student at Alma College, St. Thomas, was a week -end visitor with her par - eels; Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Lander. Sailors Climb As They Get Two Wins MINOR HOCKEY FRIDAY, ..FEBRUARY ..10 ST. MARYS 'SQUIRTS vs. GODERIOH. 7.30 P.M. ST. MARYS MIDGETS vs. G0 8.30 P.M. FIRST GAME GROUP PLAYOFFS LEGION SQUIRTS ERIC it . MIDGETS Goderich Sailors handed the Fetes Mi M)hawlc�s their fifth straight defeat before 670 fans in the arena here, Friday night, winning by a score of 7-3. Walters and VacDonald paced the Goderich attack with Iwo goals each. Singles went to Williams, Meriarn and MacPherson. White also picked up two • assists, while Beacom, Meriam and Williams. got one apiece. The Sailors took over sole pos- session of third place in the League Standings by convincingly defeating the !Milverton Royals 5-3 in the arena here, Monday night. Wednesday of last week saw the Mount Forest rink walk off with the Seagram trophy and the Walk- erton alkerton rink take the Labatt trophy at the 60 -team bonspiel held in the Bruce County Town. Dr.,N. C. Jackson end his rink from 'Grade - rich came' within one point Of taking a prize in the 'Spiel. Win- ning two games and losing one, the Goderich rink finished with 25 points—one point behind the prize- winning Owen Sound rink. 10O3IE OUT AND SUPPORT MINOR HOCKEY NOTICE TOWNSHIP OF COLBORNE All Vehicle Owners in the Township of Colborne are requested not to park their vehicles on the roads of the Township. Vehicles that are left on the roads are contrary to the Highway Traffic Act, and are a detriment to operation Of snow plows. AFTER FEBRUARY 10, PLEASE NOTE THAI. PROVINCIAL POLICE WILL TAKE NECESSARY ACTION - TO SEE THAT VEHICLES ARES NOT LEFT ON ROADS, AND PROSECUTION MAY FOLLOW. Mel. Good, S�•;;.bof •;�. Road Superintelitlent. Air Cadet News "Maitland Squadron. 532 i a squadron rated far beyond aver- age." So said Group Captain Ash- down, Commanding Officer of RCAF Station, Clinton, who accom- panied the inspecting officer, Squadron Leader Pattee, Air Train- ing 'Command Headquarters, Tren- ton, during the squadron's inspec- tion on January 31. S/L. Pattee talked to the cadets" about the different summer courses available to cadets chosen from each squadron. Following inspection, G/ C. Ashdown and S/L. Pattee visited classrooms to ob- serve the progress being made by the squadron. We are looking for- ward to the next visit by S/L. Pattee to 532 Squadron, P/O. D. Fincher has been ap- pointed Flight Commander of No. 1 Flight, and Mr. H. Hibbert, the squadron's new Supply Officer,—is No, 2 Flight Commander. The squadron's padre, Rev. R, G. .MacMillan, attended the January 31 parade and spoke to the cadets on Citizenship, which is one of the squadron's main purposes. Cadets are looking forward to a Morse Code course, under the direction of civilian instructor Mr. Sizer. He will also aid the cadets in building radios scmetime in the -near future. The prized silverware to be bat- tled for when the Ontario Provin- cial Police •tangle with the Gode- rich Lions • Club, March 19, is on display in Craigie's stor window. Fans may be in for a surprise when they see the referees for this hockey game. Look for this column every two weeks in the God:4rich Signal -Star for more "Air Cadet News." o Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Caldwell and son, Kenneth, of Dearborn, 'Mich., enjoyed the week -end with Mrs. Caldwell's mother, ,Mrs. K. Stowe; East street. (By Linda Breckenridge) The excitement of the dance , 49th Cadet corps Rifle C,ompe'ti- having died down, attention is now focused on the basketball schedule. When Clinton came Wednesday of last week, the junior game prov- ed tta be the tightest game seen this season. Both teams foteg'ht hard %but the Goderich boys came out vietorious with a score of 33-31. In the senior game, Code - rich 'bowed to Clinton, 50-28. In Clinton, the girls split the games. The referees were brought in from the University of Western Ontario ibyy the B.A.A. The juniors showed their great scoring ability by dek feating the Clinton juniors, 22-13. Like the senior boys, the senior girls were defeated by a score of 28-11. On Friday, the Trojans (seniors) played an exhibition basketball ,game with a team from the Stratford Y M.'C.A• By defeat- ing Stratford 43-32, the boys show- ed they should be able to win the rest of their scheduled games. Wednesday the boys travelled to Wingham and the Wingham girls came 'here. Since school started in Septem- ber the cadets have been diligent- ly practising every `Monday for Cadet Inspection which usually takes place,,in May. Last week the The Goderich Racing and Trot- ting Association propose to hold three race meetings during the forthcoming racing season. Tenta- tive dates are Jua 6, which will be a twilight meet; Dominion Day •and Labor Day. The Sailors looked impressive when they took to the ice against both the Exeter and Milverton clubs here recently. If they keep it up, they shouldn't have too much difficulty getting into the finals. The team has only three games re- maining in the regular sched1A 1e -- playing Exeter here, Mo'fiday night; visiting Forest, Tuesday night, and playing host to Forest, _Thursday night of next week. They are favored to finish the season in at reast third place since two of their final games are with the last -place Forest Lakesides and the third with the greatly weakened but still unpredictable. Exeter Mo- hawks. Goderieh's closest rivals, the Milverton Royals, will have a tougher row to hoe, finishing the §eason with games- against Strath- ror, Exeter and Forest. It is now a mathematical impossibility for Forest .to finish anywhere but in the cellar this season. �orv.�AtvloPe Kaw ��0d „data/ewe & rear aie,a(g) TowIl'fl Country' s. . ;'. 111 One of the hottest hockey con- tests of the season was played at Goderich between the Seventh Regiment, London, and Goderich, Goderich winning with a score of 17-1. Half-time score was 3-0, and in the second half /.he Goderich players used their weight to great advantage, piling up goal after goal. (From the London Free Press —February 3, 1906.) tion was completed and the win- ners were .Bud Williamson's team. "Members of the team are: Jim Brewer, Bill Husain, Bill Proctor, Bob Yowler, im Martin, ' Lyle Thurlow, Carmen; Doak, 'tom Young, Richard !Harrison and Maurice Dalton, These boys will receive a crest. Next Friday theBoys' Athletic Association is holding the annual Valentine dance. /'!ligk ■ice 4/4 kgefae, 'Cross -Country Chassis Wherever 'you live, rlew CAE -Du Mont "Town 'n Country;.' Television brings to your home a fabulous new world of entertain- ment. The secret of ""Town 'n Country" Television is in the dynamic new "Cross Country" Chassis'. . . extra —tubes • ,provide the reserve p war to pull in distant sta- ti s and amplify the sig- na s to full picture strength. "Town 'h Country" Television Conquers Distance .. . 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An enjoyable lunch was served by Mrs. J. Robin and her committee. a,LLUi]C4HISDA A., M. 1Ath, 1()56 aOIA.A MAJOR LEAGVE EXETER MOHAWKS vs. - GODERICH SAILORS AT GODER1011 ARENA ON MONDAY, DAY FEBRUARY 13 6.30 1.M. ADULTS 60c. LDR EN 1$o KNOX LADIES' AID The Knox Church Ladies' Aid Society enjoyed..a potluck supper followed by a program on Tuesday of last week.' Thirty new members were present. Rev. Mr. MacMil- lan gave a humorous address. A skit, `iMeet the- Duke," war; much enjoyed; also tvvo shorts, "Home life in the Victorian and Modern Age." These were pre- sented by Mrs. Lodge, Mrs. H•olnnes, Miss Jane Ford and Tony Mercer rs. F. Saunders as director. A `�.,'', as planned to be held in June a `•the summer home of Mrs. J. W. Craigie. ST. GEORGE'S W.G. An interesting meeting was held by the Church Wom 's Guild of `St. George's Churchan Tuesday when final arrangements were made for the High Tea with Mrs. B. R. Munday presiding. A de- lightful tea was served by the hostesses, Mrs. D. J. Patterson, Mrs. Craig, and Mrs. Forman and an enjoyable time was Spent by all. SPORTS CALENDAR THURSDAY, FEB. 9— Learrf to Skate 1.30-3.30 p.m. YOUNG GODERICH NIGHT Pee Wee Motor League p.m. Bantam House League '8,36 p.m. s000000t:**** !es000000000 FRIDAY, FEB. 10 --- Rural School Skating 2.30-4 p.m. Legion Squirts Vs. - St. Marys Squirts 7.30 p.m. Midget Playoff Hockey St. Marys vs. Goderich 8.30 p.m. s*000000,loo*110o0000ro0oo SATURDAY, FEB.- 11 --- Figure Skating 5 and 12 p.m. Public Skating 2-4 p.m. 0000000►ooe0000000000aeo+ SUNDAY, FEB. 12 -- Public Skating 2-4 p.m. ..(Silver Collection) Adult Skating 8.30-10.30 p.m. (Silver Collection) 0000iro001111Mo0,,o10111o�o11oo MONDAY, FEB. 13— Adult Skating a.30.10.30 p.m. School Skating Grades 5.5-7-8 3.30.4.30 p.m. Legion Squirts Hockey 7 p.m. Exeter vs. Goderich 8.30 p.m. oNN011000 Nllow11010 A©A!!ot TUESDAY, FEB. 14— ; School Skating 'Grades 1.2-3-4 3.30.4.30 p.m. Figure Skating 5 p.m. 0004110001604111001111104100400111601 WED., 'FEB. 15- 1..•••Curling. "KITTEN" CARDIGANS and PULLOVERS Fine. 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