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Latest .Winners
inr Draw
'c itanel'$ e 82 more Christ-
er te> ley 'have been announced
. ` `. th'iBan Jewellery, 94 f
SgUare, Goderkh. The tul:key-a-1
dam' drew. began on Friday, Decern- !
ber C, and will continueeright up I
=tit Christmas.
Omni the toast week,•the follow
ing peu'sci ns have won turkeys:
Wednesday, Mhhs A. Martins, Ga c-
rickh; Thursday, Au,s, : e Hamilton,
Saltfordl; Friday, airs. J. Glovksher,
2, Goderich; Saturday, Anna
Mae Drennan, Goderich; Monday,
Wendy Mitchinson, St. David
street; Tuesday, Mrs. John Brind-
ley, Wolfe street.
No obligation is attached to the
draw and there is notjttialg to buy.
To be eligible for the draw. all
a person needs to do is step inside'
the store and sign his or her naipe.
Season's
reetin s
Of nobody+ cared a^ghat happened to you,
Ansa ntnohody helped you ,alone,
• Of everyone just looped after himself
And everything went to the strong,
If nobody cared just a little for you
And nobody thought aut me,
If all stood alone in the battle of life,
What a dull world this would be.
Life is made sweet by the friends that we meet
And the things that in common we share,
We want to live not because of ourselves
But because of the people who care.
It's living and doing for somebody else
On what life's splendor depends,
And the joy of this life when you sum it all up
Is found in the making of friends.
So here's to my friends, -and p wish sincere
,. For a Merry Christmas and a Gay New Year,
With a hope for pleasure and health to you
In all the things you say and do.
If '58 should be a year of trial,
Meet it won't you with a smile.
Your task will always be more sincere
lit you correct the mistakes you made last year.
And there is orae thing more for you to remember,
Q rn of your service from January through December.
Sincerely yours,
L. ELSTON CARDIFF,
Member for •Huron.
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To My Friends in Huron
At the present time. I trust my friends will understand why
1 am unable to send Individual Christmas messages or thank -
you notes. To my Christmas Greetings may I add thank -you
and sincere appreciatiorf for all the kindness shown me during
these past months.
May Every Joy And Blessing
Of Christmas Be Yours.
TOM PRYDE
MPP FOR HURON
ISAYURDAiP SUCCESS
OODERICH SIGNAL -STAR
Tars Upset Lincolns 4-3
Sparked By Hodgkinson
Showing plenty of drive and
checking their opponents consist-
ently, Goderich Sailors upset the
highly -rated St. Marys Lincolns 4-3
here Saturday night. - The ORA
Junior "B" contest was Watched
by more than 5Q0 fans.
Ken Hodgkinson. a Wingham
boy, spear headed the Sailors' at:
tack Derides scoring two "luals,
irlaltrdtae the equalizer and the
winner, he set up another. The
, late of ficdgkinson, Ken Lee and
Do02 Murray proved the most cola
' sistant cembination for the kcal,
on the night's play.
A home town boy, Bill (fallow,
.bowed improved farm :Ind c _cd
I the first of the four Goderich coals
The second Goderich counter wits
fired by Doug Murray.
St Marys took a 2 0 lead in the
first, period and were in front 3-1
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The Little Bowling
Alley and Staff
WISH ALL =IR PATRONS
AMD FRIENDS
A Very Merry
Chris tm as
AND ANNOUNCE A SPECIAL
CHRISTMAS WEEK
(DECEMBER 23 TO 28)
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at the end Of the middle frame.
-Then, sparked by Hodgkinson's fine
work, Goderich came 00 to count
three goals and win the contest in
the final period.
The win for Goderich snapped a
five -game losing streak. For the
Lincolns, the defeat prevented'
!hem from breaking a first -place tie
with Sarnia in the league standings.
Goderich--Goal, Ron Williamson:,
defence. Bill Fritt.tey and George
Casey; forwards, Bill Robinson, Don
( toss. Bill Gallow; alternates. Jing
Bain. Ken Lee, Ron Ilugill, Doug.
`,furl,l;y. Ken Hodgkinson. Dennis
Carpenter, Ken 'Thompson, Barr.
Fryfogle, Bob Baynham
St Marys -Goal, Little: defence.
McKay. Noble; forwards. Lamereux,
!team. Vrana: alternates McCue,
Stephens. Hogan. Wall. A1dis. Doug
las, Stevens. Leslie. Hossack.
Initialled Cain Waper
Key Evdenc n Theft Swcimped By London
First Period
Marys, 'Warta (Lamereux,
Stephens) 9.29
2 ---St. Marys, Leslie (Stevens, Mc -
bailors Run Cold
In Fridaf- Game
In Stratford Friday night, Gode
rich Sailors bolstered their reputa-
tion for running hot at- home and
cold on the road.
With loose checking a big factor,
the Sailors were bitten 6-2 by the
improving Stratford Indians. The
loss was the fifth in a row for
Kay) 11.00 Sailors after winning their
Penalties ----McKay, Leslie, Stev three garner of the season itr oI�firstA
ens. Junior "B" competition..
Second Period _ 'P1T'e Indians spurted into a 3-0
3- Goderich, `callow (Robinson, lead in the first period before Bill
Coss) .18 - Robinson replied for the Goderich
4- St. Marys, Lamereux (McCue, crew. Stratford added two more
Vrana) 15.56 , 'foals. one in the first and one in
Penaltie
duct), Mc(�
V-ralaa. A1dii.
Third Period -'T
gaIlle.
5 Guderle h. Murray t Hodgkinson, 'There were 25 penalties, nine to
Leet 1.48 Goderich and 16 to Stratford. The
6---,Goderich. Hodaleinson (Coss. Sailors were minus a few regulars,
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Rubinson} 6.47 such as Ken Hodgkinson, but were
--(;oderlich. Hodgkinson (Lee) 7 1; joined by Gary Stoddart. Bob Basle
Penalties- -Robinson (21 McKay, hang and. Francis O'Malley for the
Wall, Hossack. • 1 t*ame.
Casey, Bain (mix
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con- the second stanza; then Ken Lee
ct), tallied in the third to give notice
\ that Goderich was still in the
TUESDAY TILT
Sh.rtHranded0•=� ors
:1n .'initialled coin wrapper was
a key exhibit in a : arc which end-
ed 1,lth the conviction) of two men
ern chanes of breaking, entering
and theft.
Grant Linington. 24, of R.R. 5.
Goderich, and Vernon M. Brunsdon,
-a young plan frons. Londesboro,
were convicted when they appear-
ed before Magistrate la. E. Holmes
here last week. They were re-
manded until today for'sentencing.
Grant Linington will be sent-
enced also for the theft of a czar
owned by Robert Ashton, of Gode-
rich He pleaded guilty to this
charge. .k third man, Morley Lin-
ington, 52, fatlaer of Grant, plead-
ed guilty to attempted theft of a
car owned by Donald Chase. Mr.
Linington, sr., was also remanded
until today for sentencing.
The magistrate dismissed a
charge against Grant Linington of
driving without a license. Five
other charges, laid as a result of
the same investigation, were with-
drawn.
Grant Linington and Brunsdon
pleaded not -guilty to breaking into
Rouse Auto Electric. Kingston
street, Goderich, and stealing
around S13 in silver from the cash
register. The case began Thursday
afternoon but hearing of all the
charges was not completed until
early Friday afternoon.
Car Stolen
The two Liningtons and Bruns -
don were picked up by Constable
Albert South. of Goderich, a short
time after Robert Ashton's car was
stolen from in front of his Stanley Donald Chase. This car was park, ties were taken by Goderich play -
street residence here. Constable ed outside the Victoria street,plant ers. On four occasions, the Lou
South. accompanied by Mr. Ashton of Dominion Road Machinery Co.. BalIs scored while Goderich was
and Donald Sallows, found the i Ltd. when the .attempt was ,made- ; short-handed.
trio at about 7.45 p.m. on Monday. o o .0 The London tean'i was sparked
November 25, in front of Morley by Jerry Thompson's five -goal p'er-
Linington's home on highway 21. t formance. Goalie Ron Williams-on.
Saltford. Ashton s car was park- ['a Hockey Game of Goderich, was credited with 43
ed in front of the place. stops while Clark ithe London
At that moment, police were not This Week
at Rouse Auto Electric -
the Sheaffer Company Mrs. Camp-
bell also s:,id that $13.10 in silver Goderich Sailors would like to
had been left in the cash register t,, f, -;_wt Tuesday stent.
at the garage on the clay before.',iter trippin:; the high flying St
the theft was discovered. 'Mar%s Lincolns 4.3 here Saturday.
Entered At Rear the Sailor; went to London Tues-
garage,iiithtand said that the party whop` by Lou Balls.
took the silver had broken in at the ,'The London put London in sole pos-
rear of the buiiding. He stated session of third place and left
that Grant Linington had been Goderich ih fifth place in the seven .
employed by him for one week team OITA Junior "B" Westerr,
Iasi; summer. Division.
Other witnesses included Colin Though it may sound like an
McMillan, another employee of the ; alibi, it's generally agreed that
garage; Police Chief F. M. Hall, London has the worst ice surface
William Littlechild, Robert Ashton in the league. At home in their
and Donald counselSallos. own small arena, the Lou Balls are
Defence James Donnelly a very tough club to beat at any
contended, that there was no direct , time.
.evidence that Grant Linington and j To this, add the fact that Gode
Brunsdon were guilty of breaking, . rich was without smooth forward
entering and theft from Rouse ; Ken Hodgkinson and Barry Fry -
strictly
Auto Electric. The evidence was fogle for the game. Carl Bouffard,
strictly circumstantial, he stated, of Sarnia, made his first appear -
and the onus was ' on the crown ante on the Sailor's defence but
to prove its case beyond a reason-� obviously was not in condition.
able doubt. I First goal of the game was scored
On the other hand, Crown At-, for Goderich by Bill Gall'ow, as-
torney H. Glenn Hays argued that ; listed by Don Coss, at 5.28 of the
there was no other reasonable ' first period. London had a 2-1
theory to explain the currency , lead by the end of the first period
found in the men's possession. I and scored five times in the sec -
In finding the two young mep and frame and four times in the
guilty, hlagistrate Holmes indicated last period without a reply from
that he had taken particular note Goderich.
of the significance of the initialled In -the last two periods, the
coin wrapper which, -had been ether Sailors folded, playing scrambly
ed as evidence. ' hockey Their failure to 1.check
As mentioned earlier, -Morley! gave London the opportunity to
Linington pleaded guilty to , at- I use passing plays to full advant-
tempted theft of a car owned by age Nine of the game's 15 penal-
yet aware that a theft had occurred
-end
Inets blocked 24 shots
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When searched back at the police There will no hockey game
office. Grant Linington had over here this week end.
five dollars in his poc. et plus an- A Stratford-at-Goderich game 1
ice pick which had been ground scheduled. for Friday has' been post -
into a screw driver. In Brunsdon's poned. The change was made be- g -
possession were a pair of pliers, cause a number of the Goderich 1
wrapping paper for coins and 58.21 Players found that various holiday tj
in silver. season activities. vvould prevent 2
The amount found in the pockets them from .playing this Friday.
of Grant Linington and Brunsdon Some of the team members live in _.
was within a few cents of the Wingham and are attending Christ_- N
amount taken from the garage on rias functions there. N
Kingston street. In all the change 1 _ The Sailors will play Saturday tr
found on the arrested men. there night, however,a when they travel ,
,,was only one penny. There were1
to 'Preston to meet Preston Pals, a
no pennies in the chats stolen late' entry t-in•ttie OHA ;Junior "B" 12
from the garage. Western Division. Next week, 6
. Miss Mary Johnston, em
- Preston plays here on Friday, Dp-
ployee of W. A. Sheaffer Pen Co. cember 27, and the same two teams
' of Canada Ltd., testified that one no back to do battle in Preston the . b
'of her duties is to package dimes following night. Saturday, Decem• .
in rolls for sending to the bank. ber .28.-
The next witness. John Moloney. If the -Sailors play the hockey a
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office manager and chief account- of which they are capable. they'tal
such as this. is deposited ing up six good chance three
pick- ' N'
Change. of of, Sheaffer Pen. staled that stand very pointsolin the three 6
1 at the bank on Mondays_. !games with the winless Pals.
Mrs. Valerie Campbell. an ern- ( After last Saturday night's game
ployee of Rouse Auto Electric, test- I here. George Casey, the towering , N
0.'-4:.f ed that she received wrapped defenceman, was released by the 1;
coins from the same bank and that Goderich club. Francis O'Malley, y
the initials of a firm were on. one! of Teeswater, has also been re-'
roll. The initials were those of leased after a • try -out with • the °
Sailors.
People get the most kick out off
life who do the least kicking_ l "
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tense, Bain, Fritzley. Bouffard. (gar' 4`
pester; forwards, (allow. Robinson, e?
('oss, Ifugill. Murray. K. Thompson. e
Stoddart, Lee. 'D
London: Goal. (.'lark; defense. N
C. Thompson, Hodgins. Kneahtel.' v
Aitkens; forwards. Geddes. Gau t
thier. Deface-,- J','.`?h'0lfinson. Dyer, 1z ,
Kaufman, Donohue. Fletcher. RADIO SERVICE
Referees:McFadden Ken rFadden and ; ct
George Higgins, of London. . C,1' e
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Wftf REINHART'S
Scout News
"Courtesy is contagious; let's all
get infected," says a letter from i
the Provincial Council for Ontario
of the Boy Scouts Association.
Weather forecast: merrier near
Christmas.
The following letter was sent to ,
The Signal -Star by W. Lawrence=
May, assistant regional comm:ssac t-
er for training for the Boy S eeas
Association:,,,
"The preliminary training
courses held in the Blue Water
Region earlier this fall proved vera
successful There. were a good
number of certificates earned by
those who qualified for attending '
the required- sessions and met the
minimum age limit of 18 years.
Those people will be receiving
their certificates soon.
"This letter, however, is not so i
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much to them, as it is to the many
Scouters and Layworkers who were
either under 18 years of*age or
could not attend sufficient sessions
to qualify for a certificate. These
pdople helped to make the courses
a success, too. and I would like to
thank them through your publica-
tion, for their attendance and eI -
thusiasm.' ' I sincerely hope that
Goderich: Goal, Williamson; de- ° they will take advantage of other
' $ cluthig. Oki/brim week
SIVAS ,''.
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ARENA
SCHEDULE
THURSDAY, DEC, ,1 9—
Baatam-Midget Practice 4.6 p.m.
Public Skating
8-10 p.m.
FRIDAY, DEC. 20 --
Hockey Practice 4.6 p.m.
SATURDAY, DEC. 21—
Squirt Hockey Practise
71.30-4 0.30- a.m.
Pee Wee Hockey Practice
10.30 am, -1.30,, p.m.
Public Skating 24 p.m.
Juvenile Hockey Prractscb
4.30.6 p.m.
S(JNDAY, DEC. 22—
Children's Skating (12 yrs. - and
under) 1-3 p.m.
Adult - Skating (adults and
6.3040
4�14011 .' AY EC. 2. -
Pchlic Skating
Juvenilia Tito tkeey Piactipa 7 ,p.m.
TOM" ldY DEC**?
lt3tsbiic Slaatitlig 24 p..t
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for the most thoughtful GIFT of all .. .
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to someone you love
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Emerson Drug Store
..-^�'.e. ie.as 1_-t e.. rr, ,
courses in the future and that, at
that time. they will - be able to
qualify for a certificate.
"Another thing that always
pleases me about these courses is
the number of Scouters who have
already taken training who turn
cat;:.in and azain. It proves the
old saying that you will never
know everything about, Scouting.
These folk repeatedly remark
about the fun and information they
get from every course no matter
how many they. attend.
Yours in Scouting,
° W. LAWRENCE May."
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Christmas Day
and New Year's' Day
As this, year draws to a close, we would like to say a sincere
"Thank You" to all our customers for their valued patronage.
We wish everyone' a MERRY CHRISTMAS and HAPPY NEW
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