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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1957-02-14, Page 4AGE FOUR Westinghouse Stove Sale D• MODEL MODEL MODEL AJD Ri ONLY 3099 MODELS FULLY AUTOMATIC SUPER SPEED COROX ELEMENTS, MIRACLE SEALED OVEN MINUTE MINDER ALL THE LATEST FEATURES You don't have to buy an "Off Brand" make with no service, to get a good buy. $199095 $224.95 $264.95 AND TRADE AND TRDE AND TRADE DON'T SAVE YOUR STEPS — SAVE YOUR DOLLARS OP DOWN HAMILTON STREET AND SEE 1 A RADIO - TV Spotlight Youth ,Dumped 111, St. Marys in Arena Program, Refuses Return Game 'Marking Ontario Minor Week, six young hockey teams Showed their wares in a special triple feature at Goderich Mem- orial Arena last Thursday' night. Hockey Goderich Midget Sailors have rick, Don Jeffrey and Dave Leeson. been playing the waiting game' B. Peckham's first period goal since winning their WOAA group was the only counter for St. Mary's. play-off • series front St Marys. 1 Rapping in six goals in the open - After the Sailors dumped St. Marys ing frame, Sailors added another 11-1 here Saturday- night, the St. in the middle stanza and scored A tair croMrdupas on ..haul to en -1 Marys team refused to return dere-1 four _inure.. 3n the last Dentia. eourag,e the youngsters: for the `third game. Asa result.. There were four penalties to each • th best -of -five � lih.8 f�1}'�'P�Ari c.tt4 to r'',,,,,, Tom Pritchard was the winner a specrai door .true, a ;Pail' of tiickets .for an MIL game in Tor- onto. Officials had more difficulty in trying to give away a prize, of apples donated by Clayton Laith- waite. In the first draw,' the don- or's own ticket came up. He de- eJined the opportunity to get his apples back. Two -more tickets were drawn, but neitherk�t holder - came forward to claim the prize. It was decided to keep the apples until another day. - n a 'bantam fixture, IGA blanked hheaffers 4-0. The goaLs were scored �b'r Ray Jeffrey, Frank Gardiner, Dave Wilkinson and Jini Stephens. Assists were collect by Mike Carney and George Hu Fords tied Dodges 4-4 in a pee wee contest. Dennis Williamson notched two goals for Dodges, while Doug Harrison and Bob Gra- ham picked lap one apiece. Har- rison also contributed two assists. For ,the other team, George Laithwaite .fired home two goals, Wayne Runig scored one goa and one assist, and Jeff Reid addedone goal. In the squirt game, Pete Bettger tallied twice to lead Air Crew to a 2-0 triumph over Ground Crew. 0 a SQUIRT HOCKEY In the regular Saturday morning hockey games. the Ground Crew ii re e es -five series ,.• .s.._ to Goderich. v r Goc!»rich won the first game of Now the Sailors are waiting to the series 8-0 right in St. Marys. meet the winner of the Listowel- The Sailors have won 13' of the 14 Walkerton play-off round. ,games they have played this sea - Bill Gallow and Art Peachey, son, fired three goals apiece as the high- 0 0 0 flying Goderich crew whipped St. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Doak and Marys Saturday night. Single Elwyn spent the week -end with counters were collected by Larry Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Doak at Jeffrey, Fred Israels, Percy Gar- Tillsonbiirg. THE .G0 *ICL SIGNAL -STAR Homebrews Fade From Group Picture Kit Theyre Still In WOAA Playoffs Having completed the group 1 schedule with a six -win, 13 -loss record, Goderieh Maitlands are sit- ting it out for a week or two until regular WOAA intermediate "B" play-offs start. In their last two games of the regular schedule, Maitlands were defeated 9-5 and 5-3 by the power- ful Mitchell Red" Devils. These losses. killed Goderich hopes for play-off berth in their Own six- team group. Key Tilt Saturday For local Bantams Goderich Bantams travel to St. Marys Saturday for the deciding game of their WOAA group play- off series. After dropping the first tilt in St. Marys, the Gbderich boys came back to win the second encounter 3-1 here Monday night. In an exhibition contest on the same program Monday, Goderich Pee Wees blanked St. Marys Pee W ees 2-0. Bud Robinson, Ed. Laithwaite and Frank Yeo fired one goal apiece as Goderich Bantams trip- ped their St. Marys opponents. Dave Wilkinson collected ,two assists. , In the pee wee exhibition ga Bill Wilkinson and George Lai The Maitlands finished in fifth place, ahead of Clinton but behind Mitchell, Edenton, Lucan and Zurich. The top four teams now pliy off for the group champion- ship. , After the group title has been had little trouble in hanging an decided, all six teams will go into 80 shut -out on St. Marys Midgets regular WOAA play-offs, confus- in the first game of their .best-of- ing 'as jt may sound. five series. On the same program, Maitlands will meet Mitchell or Goderich Bantams blew a 3-0 lead Ilderton or Lucan, but they're not and dropped a 4-3 decision to the sure which, says Jack Meriam, St. Marys Bantams in the first playing coach. All four clubs are game of their best -of -three series. classed as intermediate "B" though Top goal scorer in the midget Goderich is the only one that is tilt was Larry Jeffrey, who tallied strictly hom-ebrew. three times in addition to collect - That leaves Zurich Flyers and ing • an assist. Art Peachey col= Clinton Colts, both classed as inter- lected two goals and three assists, mediate "C" clubs. They will play while line -mate Bill Gallow pieked each other in an elimination series. up one goal. Playing his first game of the Other Goderich goals were seor- season, Ted Williams fired three ed (by Perey Garrick and Fred goals for Maitlands, whp still came Israels. Additional assists were out on the short end of a 9-5 de, credited to Dave Leeson, Bill Fritz- cision here last Thursday night. ley and Garrick. Dick McLean and Dong Cruick- The Sailors tallied once in the shank each tallied once to com- first period, four times in the plete the Goderich scoring, second and twice in the last frame Also making his first appearance without any reply. of the season in the Goderich line- . Goderich Bantams were ahead up was Ken Miller on defence. 3-0 at the halfway mark in the In Saturday night's return en- other game, but. St. Marys came gagement at Mitchell, Jack Meriain, back to score four goals and win playing coach, notched two goals 4-3. and Dave Goddard collesed an- Bud Robinson opened the scor- other as the Maitlands went down ing, as.sisted by Bettger and Laith- 5-3 before the Red Devils. Since waite. George Laithwaite scored he coaches the Goderich Midgets, the second goal with an assist from who were playing St. Marys here Robinson. The third ,Goderich goal Saturday night, Ted Williams was was fired past Skipper in the St. Waite scored one goal apiecy/ to unable to be irt_the Maitlands' line- Marys net, by Ernie Pinder. give Goderich the win. 1 up for the final game of the regu- laaithwaite drew an assist on the o — 0 — o ',ler schedule at Mitchell. Q play. Midgets, Bantams Split Twin Bill Goderich teams split a dottble- header as group play-offs - opened at St. Marys on Wednesday of last week. The mighty Godefich Sailors PP PeportShows l ne Dead, 10 Hurt During January, members of Gcderich OPP detachment investi- gated 15 accident: in which damage 'exceeded $100 in each case. Ten persons were injured and one driver, Arthur Anderson, 82, of Hensall district, was killed. Officers of the detachment check- ed 39 cars, issued le warnings and laid 13 charges under the Highway Traffic Act. Of 21 accidents reported to,the town police force during January, six were of sufficient proportions to warrant investigation. The monthly report submitted to Twn Council 'by Police Chief F.��}}�yA}�!. lel. 1 shows that local � ..��. #i . . laid 12 charges under the Higgce iway Traffic Act, four under the Crim- inal Code and one under a local by-law. The • town police investigated three thefts and arrested two per- sons during the month. Three transientswere given shelter at the station, n--- 0 0 Snap judgment has a way of becoming unfateaed. $20.00 TELEV1S1ON $2.O.00 NO' CASH DOWN This certificate is worth twenty dollars and is your DOWN PAYMENT on any new TELEVISION in our store. BALANCE arranged in MONTHLY .INSTALMENTS to good credit ratings. • 104 ELGIN E. LES. CHAPMAN TV TRADE-INS accepted PLUS above offer. PHONE 154 This offer good until. March 2, 1957. THURSDAY, FEB. A.4tb, 1957 CAULIFLOWER : ROC'COLI, hi3US QO1WS, LETT 1 OE ALWAYS FRESH AT IVAN'S FRUIT MARKET rANANAS Cello CARROTS NEW c0 z :;AGE FLORIDA ORANGES 252's 2 lbs. 25c 2 bunches 25c 2 lbs. 15c 29c dozen ORANGES 144's .......... . ...... 390 dozen —COME IN AND GET OUR W :K OLESALE PRICES— ALSO FINE SELECTION OF FLOWERS Phone 1571 Free t elivery Kixagston St. RELIABLE CAB 34 MONTREAL STREET ,EFFICIENT 24 HOUR SERVOCE PROMPT AND COURTEOUS Ca Ill 819 SERVICE RON GLAZIER FULLY INSURED "BOB" McLEAN 7-10 MINOR HOCKEY NIGHT 2 GAMES 2 GAMES PEE -WEE STRATFORD vs. GODERICH LIONS 7 P.M. BANTAM STRATFORD vs. GODERICH ALL STARS 8.15 P.M. GODtRICH MEMORIAL ARENA FEB.ONDAY, 18 ADULTS.: 25c: -CHILDREN-1W-7:- _ – SUPPORT---M1N�c ILHOGK.EY...- „:7 VONEV 6 FARMERS BE - PREPARED FOR SPRI N Seed and fertilizer prices are at their LOWEST now. Order your SEED OATS while supplies are good and pr_aes reasonable. Garry, Rodney, Simcoe, Ajax and Beaver seed oats in stock. BARLEY CONTRACTS are now available with FERTILIZER SUPPLIED. PLAN YOUR ACREAGE EARLY. Cook Bros. Milling Co. Ltd. PHONE 24HENSALL HEINZ TOMATO KETCHUP KRAFT 11 oz. bottle ti. CHEEZ oz. lar ,35tt -•BLUE__BOJ1L1 7[ MARGARINE'lbYEkg®Wi-oura E 3c -32"c . 15 oz. for 35c 25c STOKELEY'S FANCY HONEY POD PEAS TREESWEET ORANGE JUICE KELLOGGS "K" CEREAL BIRDS EYE GREEN PEAS BIRDS EYE FRENCH-- STYLE GREEN BEANS FLORIDA SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT 2 O 48 oz. tin pkg. 12 oz. pkg. size 10 oz. 96 EEDY'S 37c 28c 23c >w9 25c 10or45c LUCKY DOLLAR FOOD STORE rained on top of the league by _ _ _ _ _ — - __ -_-- _ _----_ -_ __.____� defeating the Air Crew 2-1. The o.los®••••••••••••!a••••••®•wase•••••r•••••••••••••lie!a•••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••s•••••••••••e iseseoaswii:so•••••Otoseleeoc®:sossei®®A®essosomp000 !!®!!® meme Cruisers, who are in second place, defeated the Corvettes, who are tai the cellar. The Air Crew holds down the third. position, closely follorwed by the Infantry and Ar- tillery, who are tied for fourth. In Saturday's game, the Infantry dawned _the Artillery. ARENA SCHEDULE THURSDAY, FEB. 14— Learn to skate 1.30.3 p.m. Hockey Practices 4 p.m. -9 p.m. MN••• & RIDAY, FE8. 1 r— School Skating 3.30-5 p.m. (Grades 5, 6, 7, 8) 'Minor Hockey, Night Pee Wee Motor League 6.30.8:30 p.m. Bantam Town League 8.30-10 p.m. , SATURDAY, FEB. 16 -- Public Skating 2-4 p.na. Figure Skating • 5-9 p.m. ••••••••N SUNDAY, FEB. 17 -- Children's Skating 2-4 p.m. (12 years and Bender) Adult Skating 8.30.10.30 p.om (Adults and Teen Agers) •O••••!i•abll 8 ONOAY, FEB. 18— Learn to skate , 1.30.3 p.m. Hockey Pr=actices 4.5.0 p.m. Stratford vs. Goderiah Peewees p.m. Stratford vs, Goderich Ba tants 813 paste. 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