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`the league leading Sarnia •Sailoral'time ago. The injury resulted in
-~• ' are ached lled•to meet .Goderich in WESTERN JUNIOR "B" his leaving the ggame and he was.
an OH,A Western Division Junior replaced by a substitute Stratford
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ai8 fixtule, here on Saturday even- . (Standing on Jan. 29) goalkeeper.
ing, The game gets under way at W L T F A P °-"'°-"--0
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Sarnia,
8.30 p.m. Ted Williams is counting•�,,, - 20 3 0 148 80 40
on having a full team out on Sat- London ' 15 7 0 128 83 30 A,P,AFORTH AND GODERICH
today to cope with the powerful St;, 'Marys 12 9 1 =120 105 25 SPLIT 2 MINOR GAMES
Sarnia outfit ratlord 11 11 2.;136 134. 24
When- London Lou Ball's• defeat- Woodstock 8 13 1 107 113 17 Seaforth and Goderich split a
ed Goderich at London on Tuesday Goderich 7 15 0 84 126.14 pair of exhibitloi'• minor hockey
evening by a 6-0 score it marked Preston 2 17 0 76 160 4 taames at Seaforth Tuesday night
the eighth consecutive loss for the _ with Seaforth copping the midget
(16derich teani since the New Year. game 11-5 and Goderich winningthe bantam fixture 5-4,
Despite the shut -out victory foil' son to 20 stops by the London Harvey Dale scored5four times
-London, Ron Williamson turned in 'oaler, .
a stellar -.performance in the Gode- , �' _ for Seaforth Midgets. He was sup -
rich net. Goderich lost ten play-' At ' Stratford ported - by --Larry Isle and - Ray
ers, including the goalkeeper, to Last Friday night, Stratford In- Scorwith three each and Doug
London for the genie. diens scored four goals in the final Rowcliffe with one,
men '1'hompson,....oderich de- four minutes to top Goderich Sail- Goderich Midget tallies were
scored by Ron Feagan (2), Don
feneernan was given a game mis- ors by an 11-7 scot. Jeffrey ' (2) and Fred Israels.
conduct penalty in the second Scoring for Goderich in the first ?
period for talking back to the period was Barry Fryfogle. In the 0...._-_ ' o
referee which cut the Goderich second period, Roy Holland net/ed
team's player roster to nine play- one for Goderich and in the third LIONS PEE WEE HOCKEY
ers. At the 13 minute mark of the period goals were scored for Gode- LEAGUE'S FIRST `GAME- r
third period, Ron Mason, Goderich rich by Ron Hugill, Bill Gallow,
centreman, was given a misconduct Barry Fryfogle and Bob Baynham Dennis Williamson scored two
penalty -which again reduced the xvith two goals.• and Danny \V lsolif one for IGA to
Goderich team to only eight In the warm-up preceding the defeat the Dodgers 3-0 in the first
players, third period of the game at Strat- game of ,the Goderlch Lions Pee
London got one goal in the first , fond, Ron Williamson was hit in Wee Motor League. Garry Doak,
period, three in the e:und and , the head from a shot on goal by Don Dear and Frank Taras scored
two in the final frame 1 Hill Callow. This hit was on about for the Studebakers when they tied
Goderich goalkeeper Ron Wil- 1 the same spot on which he was Rouse Auto Electric in the second
liamson had 42 stops in compari- ; hit in a game at St. Marys some game. John Hughes, Eric Fincher
and Don Gower were the marks
- I men -for the auto men. Fords won
I the third game 3-1 defeating
Sheaffer--.P•-en_ Grant Vnllaid _gat
two and Bobby Graham one for
the. Fords. Wayne Gilders turned
1 the red light on for Sheaffers.
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1 As renewal subscriptions -to The
1 SignalStar come in from many
1 points, our readers fadd3'"a"'few wel-
• come comments in their Ietters.
Writing from Los Gatos, Cali-
' fornia, G. B. Sturdy says, in part:
I "Business' here is slow in all lines,
I except defence plants which have
billions in back -log con acts with
the ,Federal governme to keep
them busy at least unt 1 -1960. So
I -a, real depression lik the 1930's
I does not seem possibl at , time 'of
writing." •
From Killarney, Manitoba, Mrs.
J. A. Stirling, nee Elsa M: Oke,
says: "We have ,1kad a wonderful
winter but snow is coming down
today (Jan. 24). Trusting all .is
well in the old home town. Re-
gards to _Will Robertson if he is
still on the job." Editor's note:
Mr. Robertson is confined to his
home these da
Ys .following g
am
minor
operaticria
fety months
ago.
How-.
ever, he has' made. excellent re-
covery 'and is almost back s to his
former healthy self.
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-' AN OLD SUBSCRIBER
Coming into The Signal -Star
office on Tuesday to renew his
subscription, George W. Fielder';'
of PortAlbert, who will be 82 on
.August 9th, was reminiscent. He
stated he came to Port Albert with
his parents from the Brantford
. district when, he' • was 'only two
years old. -At his farm he has the
blacksmithing equipment which he
used to do. blacksmith work on his
farm for 35 years. Enjoying hearty
health, he still has all of his
original teeth.' . -
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GODERICH
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This is Ontario Minor Hockey Week. The picture above
of a Squirt hockey player being prepared by his mother.
for a.ame here, several ,ears ago is a reminder of minor
hockey night to be held at the Goderich Arena on Friday,
January 31. At this timtt,, teams from Stratford any Sea-
forth will _ el-ash---wih--•God4erich.--m.inor-._a11-slat hockey wteam�..-.
There will be squirt; "pee' wee, -bantam •an'd Ariidiet divisions.
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MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY
PLEA: WELL SUPPORTED
R slt1•tt of the 1957 .March ler
Musetlar Dystrophy proved -More
sviceessful than the , one in, 1859,
aecordiing•-to- .Arthur. Minden, pre-
sident of the Association in Canada.
The report was handed on to the.
Signal -Star by Mrs. N. Clairmont,
--president of the Goderich W.Y.,
which organization, .with the aid
of the Boy Scouts, Placed ,colo
boxes around Goderich for the
ehuse. "Canada's - Firefighters,"
Said Mr, Minden,''fived up to their
remarkable rePutaxion for ^pu-l1ie
service above and beyond the call'
of :duty." . Numerous other organ-
izations helped Ui the cause; ...
well.
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Mr. and Mrs Brian- Ainslie. are
spending holidays in Florida.
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Air Crew Leads Artillery.. By One
Point To Lead Squirt Hockey Teams
In the regular Saturday morning
games, the Artillery retained their
winning streak by downing the
Ground Crew 4-3. John Gardiner
scored -3 and Dennis Lassaline
one for , the Artillery with Terry
Johnston 2 and Robert Sherwood
1 for the Ground Crew.
In the second game, Air - Crew
remained at.the top by beating the
Infantry 4-2, with John Pirie, John
Sheardown. Frarfk Patrick and Har-
vey Skinner each scoring one -for
the Air Crew, and John Whitten
and Fred Gilbert being the marks -
.men for the Infantry.
In the final game the Corvettes
came out of their slump, winning
3-2 over the Cruisers. Wayne
ler-
nd y
Ken
v Doak a
Fisher, Steve
iaan making the tallies for -the Cor-
vettes, while Stephen Youngblut
Chryslers Top
Sheaffer's 5-3
Bud Robinson scored two goals
and Vie Whetstone, George Hudson
and Marty _Ba"echler got one each
for Mills' Chryslers when they de-
feated Sheaffer• Pen:, 5-3 in the
first game of ,, the Midget Bai1tam
League at Memorial Arena on Mon-
day night. Jim Scott scored twice
and Jeff Reici got one for Sheaffers.
Ainslies won the night-cap de-
feating IGA 4-1. - Haloid Letkdy
got two, Mike Vrooman and Wayne
Rumig•got one each for the win
nett. -Del
1 sniper for the grocerymen.
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County
Club's
Holstein. "
grogram
The. exeenttve _ of the Huron
County Holstein Club, meeting at
Clinton, decided; tohold its -"Black
and White Show" this year in
Conjunction" with the Blyth Fall
Fair. '
Other plans included: The annual
Holstein Club. sale in Clinton,
October 15, with Ross !Marshall of
' IGrkton;, Allan ettles, of Clinten,
and Clem :Galbraith, of Blyth, in
Charge. -.
barn . meeting at the Huron
County .Home, Clinton, March 10;
a twilight meeting at Glen Wlild-
on's-farm,.Lucknbw, early in Jul?e.i
they annual banquet in Blyth,
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'1111610/41Y JANUARY aOth,-1968
Octobers 21; the annual Meeting in
"Clinton, november 6.
The' annual tour will be planned
by a committee including Ed. Bell,
Blyth; Simon i iallahan, Belgrave;
''Alvin Betties, Clinton; and' Huron
Cou.nty13 agricultural representa-
tive, Donalas Miles, Clinton.
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OBITUARY
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REV. HARRY J. VIOKERSON
Word has been received og the
recent death of Rev. Harr J.
Vickerson at Montreal. He- was
55 years of age. He was ordained
It
as a United Church , minister in.
1934 and cante to Dungannon from
Echo Bay .in 1942. He had been
'pastor at the Centennary United
Church, Montreal,•
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Lots of people have great aims
in life, but never pull the trigger.
I"HEY MLAI _ "HEY PA"
Goderich Minot Hockey Night. I ----
1 AT GODERICH MEMORIAL ARENA
FR1DAY, ,JANUARY 31 i
14 GAMES
4 GAMES 1
jSEAFORTH SQUIRTS vs. GODER-ICH - 7 P.M.,"
I-PE-W1E___ - BAPtAM _=All ID►GF.�T�=.._. __ _.
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STRATFORD ALL-STARS
=vs.
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i ,.• GODERICH ALL-STARS -
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Adults 25c � -- Door Prize - Chi1dren_1Oci
DONT SEND- TAKE - YOUR .BOY TO THE RINK
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scored for the Cruisers.
Standings to date: Air Crew, 7
points; Artillery, 6 points; Infan-
try, 2 points; Ground Crew, 1 point.
In the six and seven year olds,.
Corvettes 6, Cruisers 2.
After each game the Ld'gion
Squirts and Lion Pee Wees were
treated to : a hot dog and a -bottle
of Pepsi-Cola sponsored by Tuckey
Beverages, of F.xeter. They were
kept quite busy as- close to 200
hockey players were fed.
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:1 ARENA
SCHEDULE
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THURSDAY, JAN. 30- '
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Sarnia Legionaires vs. Goderich Sailors I
8.30 P.M.- - 1
• ADDED ATTRACTION �: •
LEGION SQUIRTS (6 and 7 year olds) 7.30 P.M.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARYi i
JUNIOR "B" HOCKEY
Stratford Indians vs: Goderich Sailors.
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8.30 P.M.
• ADDED ATTRACTION a:.
IRIS, HOCKEY GAME (2 AL1 -STAR TEAMS) 7.15 P.M.
Y 3
Learn to Skate _ 1.30-3 ,p.m.
"Girls' -Hockey, 4-5.30 p.m.
Squirt Hockey Practice
_ 5.30-6.30 p.m.
Junior "B" Hockey Practice
-,;, 7-9 p.m.
FRIDAY, JAN. 31- -
School Skating 3.30-5 p.m.
(Grades 5, 6 7, 8)
Minor Hockey Night 7-10 p.m.
Stratford vs. Goderich
SATURDAY, FEB. '1 -
Squirt Hockey 7.30-10:30 a.m.
Pee Wee Hockey ' ' '
1020 a.m.-1.30 p.m.
Public Skating' 2-4 p.m.
Junior "B" Hodkey 8.30 p.m.
SUNDAY, FEB. 2- ,
Children's Skating 1.3 p.m.
(12 yrs. and.ufder)
Adult Skating 8.30-10 p.m.
-(Ad4tts and Teenagers) --
MONDAY+--FEB. 3-
' Learn to Skate 1.30 p -m -
Bantam Hockey • Practice
., �.. 4=8.30 d nt:
Midget Practice 5.30.6.30 p.m.
Junior "8" Hockey
Stratford vs. Goderich 8.30 p.m.";
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