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THE- GOpER i3 'SIGNAL -SPAS
SE NAMED PRESIDENT HighCalibre Qf Play Pleases
AITLAND GOLF CLUB
j=�aYy �yy a, een-palmed by the
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elected. president• of the Maitland government representatives when
Colt Club at its annual meeting a decision is reached as to where
Wilder evening. Directors were the new bridge is to cross the
6 st appointed dt the shareholders Maitland River,
meeting , wbo, in turn, at a -general ---
sheeting ,following, named new of-
&cers forthe club fpr 1959. Fracas At Dance
Mr. Bob Hays waschairman of
the nominating committee which '
brought in the slate of officers. Results In Fines
,i3. Gordon 'Kerr, last year's pre-
sident of the club,' was chairman'
of the meeting.
Other officers elected were: vice- at a dance hall were fined in
president, Miss Elizabeth Tobin; magistrate's 'court at Goderich
gr o 4 n d s' committee chairman, Thursday.
Flank 'Reid; sports committee pleaded
ohaitman,•C. K. Naftel; club house, Paul Spain, of Goderich,
Wm. Prest and Harold Williams; guilty to creating a disturbance
membership chairman, Miss Eliza- by wearing in the dance hall at
beth Tobin; finance., committee Bayfield on January 24. He was
chairman, R. M. Menzies; ways and fined $25 and costs or 10 days in
means 'committee chairman, Frank jail.
Donnelly; secretary -treasurer, Mrs.! Vernon Glenn,' of Dungannon,
Carl Sehneiker. I was fined the same amount after
Mr.' Menzies gave a report' on ' he pleaded guilty to fighting. The
the club's finances which revealed youth struck the' dance hall pro -
that a. most successful season had prietor, according to Crown At -
been enjoyed in 1958. torney H. Glenn Hays.
Word is awaited from the On.' William John 'Moore, of Wil-
tario Department of Highways as' liamsford, was fined $10 and costs,
to what portion of the golf club,or five days, for speeding in Gode-
may be taken over to he used inrich on December 11. He was
the construction of the new bridge , charged with drivirrg'- at 45 • mph
over the Maitland River. A cam-' within the town limits.
Two youths involved in a fracas
Everyone Welcome
TO.THE •
HOCKEY GAME
Seaforth Golden Bears
VS.
Goderich Vikings.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14
AT -8 P.M.
ADULTS 50c - CHILDREN 15c
STUDENTS WITH CARDS 25c. WITHOUT CARDS 35c.
' Sponsored by GDCI Boys' Athletic Association.
asa
(By Art Peachey)
A large crowd was on hand last
Friday night at the Arena for the
second annual 'Goderich "Minor
Hockey Week" games. The. fans
who turned out were treated to
four exciting tilts. It was the kind
of crowd that should be present
at all of these games. By the re-
actions of some of the fans present,
it was evident that they were con-'
sidera'bly impressed by the calibre
of hockey they saw.
Every week there • are, minor
hockey games at the Arena, so
let's try to support the boys at
every game -not just once a year:
The first game was played by the
Legion Squirts. , Harvey Skinner
scored the only goal of the game
which was enough 'to enable his
team to defeat the Blues 1-0.
Creeden and Mush shared the shut-
out for the White team; The
Squirt All -Stars will be chosen
from these two teams and if the
boys play as well in the future
,they will indeed be a strong con-
t -ender for the Squirt hockey
championship.
' The Mildmay Pee Wees defeated
the Goderich team 3-2. Leesmere
scored all three goals for 'f,iildmay.
BO. Graham and John Gardiner
shared the scoring honors fair
Goderich. Harry Terpestra assist-
ed on Gardiner's goal.
'The Goderich Manama were _de-
feated 5-4 by (Mildmay in the •third
game of the evening. Weber and
Lesseman 'each scored twice for
Mildmay while Schwelm scored the
other goal.. Dennis Williamson
scored two goals and assisted on
another for the Goderich team.
Wayne .Riumig and Don McCabe
scored the other Goderich markers.
Gary Doak assisted on two of the
goals while Jeff Reid picked up
one assist.
.Mildmay continued their win-
ning ways in the fourth game of
the evening when they defeated the
Goderich team 4-3. Weber with
two goals, Heisz and Leisser ,with
one each scored for the Mildmay
team. The Goderich scoring was
shared by Ed. Laithwaite, Bud
Robinson and Ray Jeffrey.
The Goderich Bantams journey-
ed to Seaforth the next night and
.QUICK CANADIAN QUIZ
1, The new St. Lawrence . Seaway
w'il handle ships of what Maxi-
imtm draught?
2. By how much has inflation de-
creased the purchasing Gower of
tha' 'Canadian dollar -.aver the
past twenty years?
3. Which of Canada's provinces
produces the most wheat?
4,. What is the origin and meaning
of the word "Sioux?"
5. By 'how much dick Canada's gr.,oss
national product increase in 1958
over. 1957?
ANSWERS:. 5. By; about Awa per
cent. but the increase was due only
to- higher prices,' not, a rise in
volume of`production. 3. Saskatch-
ewar, usually produces more than
half of all Canadian wheat. 1. Up
to 25 feet; by comparison, Suez
takes ships up to 42 feet and
Panama up to 40 . feet. 4. It is
from an Ojibwa word i -t eani±ig "the,
Enemy." 2. By slightly more -than
half..
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defeated the Seaforth team 42.
Dennis Williamson scored two
goals while Dpn If eCabe and Don
Yee each Picked up single markers
for Goderich.
Pee Wee League
Ron Deer and Bill Bowen each
registered shutouts for their re-
spective teams -last -Saturday.- Brian
Carroll, captain of the Dodges,
scored three ' goals. Ston Daer
turned in a fine performance in
the first game when Blues defeated
Sheaffer's 7-0. Ken Daer, Leary
Papernick and , Paul Macdonal+
each scored two goals. John ,Ar-
sthur scored the other Blue's goal.
Dennis Lassaline with two assists
and Don Blackstone with one as-
sist rounded out the point getters
for the - Blue's team.
The Fords defeated the Stude-
bakers 3-1 in a closely fought game.
David Smith, Bill Wilkinson and
Peter Bettger each tallied once for
the winners. Bettger's goal featur-
ed dine team play which saw his
linemates, Smith and Wilkinson,
each assisting on his goal. Cad-
man scored for the Studebakers.
Bill Bowen registered a shutout
in the 3rd game of the morning
and Brian Carroll scored three
goals to lead' the Dodges to a 6-0
• victo1 y over Rouse. Edward Curry,
'Bill Easter arid.' John Gardiner
each scored Jingles for the win-
ners. Carroll also collected' one
assist.
Bantam -Midget
.ln .;Bar tarn=Mitiget' -Hockey , Lea:
gge. action Monday night, Goderich
Flowers edged the Fina team '5.4
while the Mills ' squad ' tripped
Ainslies 6-3.
For Goderich Flowers, 'Bud Rob-
inson scored three goals while Don
Yeo and Wilf Webber contributed
one apiece. Vern Skeooh pick
up two assists. Dennis Williamson
clicked twice for Fina; the other
goals were tallied by Ray Jeffrey
and Gary Feagan. Jeffrey also
colrected an assist.
Bruce Vincent and Ernie Pinder
fired " two goals apiece for Mills,
while Ed. Laithwaite and Ron
Homuth contributed singletons.
Assists were credited to Larry At -
field; John . Ross, Bruce Vincent,
Ernie Pinder and Ron Homuth.
The marksmen for Ainslies were
Gary Doak, Del Bedard and John
McLean, assisted by Wisser.
"MIKE" WEICHEL, M.P. for
Waterloo North and well-known
figure in minor league hockey
circles who, in his maiden. speech
ROUTE PRESTON 7-5
Saiiorse_ , r n t
en HoId.
n 4t
pop: Standing
Goderich Sailors strengthened 2--Goderich, Richardson (Gallow)D •
their held on fourth place in the
Western Junior U.H.A.. "B" divi-
sion on 'Tuesday evening here
when they defeated the Preston
Pals by a 7-5 count. It was an
inter -locking schedule game with
Preston Pals who hold down fifth
position in the Central Junior OHA
"B" division.
The Sailors play another inter-
locking schedule game here on Fri-
day aught when they meet the
Guelph team which is currently
holding down the third spotin the
Central Junior 'B" standing.
At Preston on Tuesdayevening,
the leading marksmen for Goderich
were Bill Gallow and Ron Mason
Who .ea.eh-scored. t.wo goals,...Qther.,s
to score for Goderich were Richard-
son, Galloway and Gagnon.
The period by period play wet
as follows:
First Period
1 -Preston, Okrafko (Bartlett)
6.20.
SCFfEDULE
THURSDAY, FEB. 5- '
Learn to Skate 1.30-3 p.m.
High School Hockey 4-5.30 p.m.
Public Skating 8.30-10 p.m.
p.ht.
p.m.
p.m.
p.m.
p. m.
FRIDAY,,,FEB: 6 -
Rural. School Skating 2-4
Junior "B" Hockey •8.30
SATURDAY, FEB. 7-
Figure Skating 1.30-5.30
SUNDAY, FEB, 8-
Childr'en's Skating 34.30
(12 ..years and under)'
Adult Skating ' 8.30-10
(Adults and Teenagers)
MONDAY, FEB. 9--
Learn to Skate 1.30-3 p.m.
Hockey Practices 4-6.30 p.m.
Bantam -Midget Hockey 7 -p.m. ' misconducts during the second
period.
.__3-Goderich, Galloway (Gallow) r
14.37.
4 -Preston, McCormick (McVicar)
15,56. -
Penalties -Price 1.15,• -Gallow
6.15.
Second Period
5-Goderich, Gagnon (Richardson)
13.50.
6--Goderich, Gallow (Price, Ma-
son) 14.51.
7--Goderich, Mason (Gallow)
15.54. •
Penalties-Okrafka 6:58, Price
7.20, Tessier 7.22, Wood 14.00.
' Third Period
8-Goderich, Gallpw '('Mason) .22.
9 --Preston, McCormick (B.awman)
4.18.
10-Goderich, Mason '(Gallow) $.50,
11 -Preston, 'Bowman 17.51.
12--Prest-rn' ,'B^vwman :18,N
Pen alties---'Wands .24, Tessier
4,05, Gagnon 7.41, Okrafka
10.38,
Defeat St. Marys
The Sailors handed St. Marys
Lincolns a .9-4 defeat 'at the Stone
-Town last Friday evening. Regis-
tering three goals • each for the
cleric -h .team -wore --John grice-
and Bill Gallow. Gallow also got
three assists. Joining the parade
with one, goal apiece „were Ron
Mason, Bill Robinson, Glenn Rich-
ardson, Claude Tessier and Chuck
Cennelly..+•_
The Goderich snipers outshot St.
Marys 36.32.
At the end of the first period
Goderich led 3-1 after getting the
first two goals.,, At the end of the
second period,.it.,.:w.as •4-3 for Gode-
rich.'
oderich.' In the final stanza, the Sail-
ors rammed in five goals while St:•
Marys got but one.
London '.Wins
On Saturday night at Goderich,
the Sailors dropped their game to.
the London team by a 7-5 count.
Scoring • for Goderich were John
Price, Ron Mason, Glenn Richard-
son. Bill Robinson and .Bob Beuten-
miller.'
A total of 13 penalties were
handed out, seven of them far the
S-lilors, Price, of Goderich,, and
Gales, of London, were tagged for
TUESDAY, FEB. 10 -
Learn to Skate 1.30-3 p.m.
Girls' Hockey 4-5.30 p.m.
WEDNESDAY,' FEB. 11 -
Curling
WESTERN JUNIOR "B"
(As at February 5)
WLTFAP
• Sarnia 27 2 0 233 85 54
St. Marys 15 14 '1 167 175 31
2 p'm' London 12 17 0 130 167 24
Goderich . 10 21 0 151 227 20
Woodstock 7 24 0 137 250 14
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Goal Getters
Each of the Goderich Sailors
pictured below was successful in
getting a goal against the Preston
Pals in the game here Tuesday
night.
House of Commons, urged
formation• of a ministry of sports
and athletic development. "Can-
ada has not achieved the place
in international competition which
the potential we have warrants,"
aaid Mr. Weichel. "With proper
assistance that goal is attainable,"
he said.
JEROME GEOFFREY, versatile
goal tender of the Goderich Sailors,
who has been turning in - some
smart pe'rforrnances in the nets.
LEASE SITE:"
The transformer siteat Agricul-
tural Park is being leased by Town
Council to Goderich 'Public Util-
ities Commission under a 99 -year
agreement. The rental is one dol..
tar per year. A substation costing
$27,000 was built on the site, in
the north-west corner of the park,
fast year. , •
THURS+OAX,. EMIWAii,51411, 1858
Obsolete Bridge
Irks Residents
Storm or shine, one man who is
really getting around these days
is',Rde J. Watson, Liberal candidate
for Huron -Bruce in the next' pro-
• vincial election,
He's out around almost daily
meeting the people of the riding.
Last week, there was a meeting
at , Holyrood which was well at-
tended, and there will be a meet-
ing at least once a month in vari-
ous parts of the riding during the
winter, he says.
Ilugh Hawkins, of (Minton, spoke
at the Holyrood meeting, when
provincial finances, as they affect
municipalities, was discussed.
During a call at The Signal -Star
office a few days ago,, Mr. Watson
said he has been. 'particularly im-
pressed with the interest display-
ed by district young people in
government affairs.
One recurring complaint from
people in Colborne` and the south
part of Ashfield, he finds„.is the
obsolete bridge and winding high-
way which connects Goderich with
the north: He states that he is
making it a point to learn the
wishes of the people in this regard
and also to find out What is being
done 'by the provincial department.
Because of Goderich's pictur-
esque scenes and this town's his-
toric attractions, Mr. Watson feels
that it is unfortunate Goderich was
not chosen as a 'port of call for
the Queen on her forthcoming trip
to Canada.
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The year 1959 marks the 80th
birthday of a 'sport that has be-
come an important and enthralling
one for a great many 'Canadians.
It was in 1879, that ice -hockey
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IVAN GAGNON
CLIFF 'GALLOWAY
No furnace -ono ducts --no pipe -no chimney, This electric• heat panel
eliminates all those items and more from the family budget. It is a wall-
' mounted convector which moves in the cold air via a gbntle cycle, warms
it, and distributes it to all parts of•(he room. Each room is controlled by,
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With the weather
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mally, Just to make sure her clothing
is kept elean on her rampages inside the house, her
mother has made her a cover -all apron 'by turning a
gaily printed cotton feet bag ror flour sack.
',ALEN RICHARDSON
How does a bird manage for
food when it is migrating for the
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of thein ur'idet-take? Thef rely on
fat stored u�P nd.
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