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ItIrSdaY, February 9th, 1961
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some red hot. action -iltin up
thu freezing temperature in the
Goderich Arena as the Pee Wee'
Motor' League took to the ice.
The Studebakers shut out the
Rouse boys 5-0 with Robt. Eedy
accounting for three goals and
aft assist. Jim McIver and Roth.
Sherwood helped the scoring
out with one goal each. Assists
go to, Pan' Alii, Robt. Sher-
wood and Robt. Eedy.
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In the second.game, the Squirt
All -Stars downed the Dodges 4-2.
Ken Menem, Howard Lumby,
'Ray Volland and Geo. Schram
scored for the Squirts with as-
sists from Wayne Harvey and
Wayne Fisher, Geo. Schram,
Dirk Wolterbeek and Ken Mer
iam. Brian Siddall and Dave
Clarke knocked in the Dodges'
two goals.
The Pee Wee All Stars play-
, Ij*ed an' exhibition game in
ford onMonday night. The
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Stratfor'd team avenged their
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loss to the locals earlier in, the
sea,son by downing the Gode-
rieh boys 4-2. Fred Gilbert and
Paul Smith scored for the Gode-
rich team.
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• what we've done. Lots, lots, more.
S. car dealers' convention (at least
lait 'week to give us strict ordszs
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In the Bantam division, the
Goderich Legion team lost by a
score of 7-4 to Stratford Monde
night,. ,ihe Stratford team had
to come -4Yrometrirrd three
times to end up on top-agains
the persistent Goderich aggrft
ation. It was the third meeting
this, season between these two
teams. Goderich won the Tirst
two. ,In the Midget game the
same evening, Stratford Midgets
downed the Goderich Kinsmen
. iGoderi
team 6-0. ch team does not play
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I again until Tuesday of next
Turning now to the Industriall week when they meet the Leg-
Ieague, it seems at least one oflionnaires at Sarnia. Next home
the teams is really out for ac- game is Friday evening of next
tion. The second place Mac- week. when the visiting team
Donald Electrics have been-tour-1"ill be Tillsonburg Mavericks.
ing the . countryside playinglOnly two games remain in the
teams from several Huron cen_iregular schedule after that, one
tres and losing few. There is at Tills,onburg and one with St.
a garhe on tap for the 24th With Marys at Goderich.
Lucknow and should provide . Two of St. Marys' goals here
same worthwhile hockey enter_ Tuesday were scored by Terry
tinment. The playoffs for the Crisp, the leading scorer in the
industrialLeague have been set league. He sniped one goal in
for the end of March, so there the first period and one in the
is still plenty of time to drop
-into
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evening to see these fellows in
,action.
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Now in second plate in the Goderich In
dustrial League and coming along fast,
MacDonald Electrics are turning in some
.nice hockey. In the front row, from left to
right are: John Everett; Ron Carter; Cliff
Kennedy; jack Reis. in the seeond row, -
left to right are: Ross Crawford; Jack
Duckworth; Allan MacDonald; Deb Shew-
feldt; Doug. Cruickshank "Players not ap-
pearing in thit picture are: Bruce Mac-
Donald, Barry Whetstone; Bill Beacom.
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Lincs Edge Siftos 3-2
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CREWE, Feb. 6. - Mr. and
G D CI Cagers Mrs.
Divide Games qL. Hasty and family recently.
were visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Goderich District Collegiate
e linstitute split a Huron Ifistrict
Goderich Siftos the- -attemt to tie the isfor;•,t.pltc1,
Lague -leading St. Marys Lin-
ingnet iin9 .this shots • s toann z ta , e The S i f t Ci s
colns a "real run for their outshot the Lincolns 44 to 33
money" here on Tuesday even- in the game;
ing, being edged .out of a 5in At St. Marys last Friday even.
by one goal, with the fin& ing, the Lincolns clowned lb -
count Standing at 3-2. The -Siftos by a 10-4 score. Jim
Rankin got three of the Gode
rich goals and LaFrance one.
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Tuesday night saw the Gode
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fans groaned as the Lincolns
edged out the Siftos 3-2. It was
not for lack of trying that Gode-
rich did not win, however, with
the locals outshooting the visit-
ors 44-33. There was a third
period barrage on St. Marys, net
with 19 shots on goal but only
one good one. This leaves Gode
rich.in third place, six points
below Sarnia. There are no
home games scheduled for this
week.
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WIN GAME 3-0
Larry Jeffrey, former Gode
rich hockey star now playing
with the Hamilton Red Wings,
faced off the puck in the ex
hibition game between the Red
Wings and the Siftos here Sat
urday night but hadto stop
Secondary School Association
1:1#sketball donbleheacier. with
Clinton11 GtidetTeli I'litiS7 -a
day.
Goderieh won the senior game
41-39, lost the junior contest,
47-37.
Jim Lodge hoofed 15 points
for Goderich seniors, although
J. Mekaliski, of the losing sClin
ton quintet was the day's high'
point man, with 20. Bill Better
and Glen Ribey added six apiece
for Goderich seniors. J. Vere-
hoef contributed eight to Chit -
ton's losing cause.'
J. Livermore and W. Cooper
ranuP 15 points apiece for Clin-
ton juniors. J. Colquhoun add-
ed eight. Vern Skeoch scored
13 for Goderich juniors, John
Kinkead and John Straughan six
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Ritchie
and family were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. T. 11. Culbert
and Tom.
Mr. - and Mrs. Warren Zinn
- WI eli'ori-Suregy
with Mr. and Mrs. Evan Keith
in Kinloss.
-Miss Gladys Graham, nurse at
Victoria Hospital, London, was
a recent visitor with her sister,
Mrs. W. Zinn.
The card party held in Crewe
school on Wednesday night, had
third last. St. Marys goal was
there-. -Injuris i
received n a.
nhtained ,in the second period:
,recent_g_Pe prevented him
Dawe an-drCiinhellywerrespo-
from taking part in Saturday's
sible for ' Goderich'an
s two goals.
exhibition tilt here.
Goderich really put On thepre Another former 'district play
sure in the third period in an -
er, 'Paul Henderson, of Lucknow,
now With Hamilton, played, how-
ever. A crowd of about 950
fans witnessed the smooth -work
ing Hamilton Junior "A" O.H.A.
learn in action.
Proceeds from the game,
'about $300, Will go to the re-
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ful person always pays divid
ends, egyeh if you sometimes
have t.'" Wait a few year a to
collect. Jack Humphreys, head
talent scout for the New York
Raners, cites evidenee to prove cently formed Godench Minor
this rewrite of the golden rule. Mickey Association.
Jack used to be an eXecutive
of the Toronto Hockey League '
and in that capacity would' at- GODERICH BANTAMS
tend the big Easter week kids'IDEFEAT ' EXETER 7 4.
tournament at Goderich. One i
year rile befriended a youngster Larry Pakrnick and Johnny
' 'd come Arthur scored two goals apiece
Well, fans, another whit& of.
comparative quietness in the
sports realm is nearly over. It
seems a shame that a town- the
size of Goderich and with its
situation could not get together
and provide just a little more in
the line of winter sports. 'There
is a handful of adventurers who
drive down to Seatorth for the
chance to go curling or • the
Trail Blazers who venture out
Highway.No. 8 on the weekends
for skiing. But don't some of
you people feel that Goderich
is about ready to step out of
His -
it's well -protected shell and trv
apiece
Plan Concealed.
Phone Wires
seven tables in play. The high
scorers were: ladies, Mrs. L. p,
Hasty; Men, Maurice lyers, Low
lady was Mrs. J. Nelson .and low
man, Jack Curran. Mr. Art
Young won the door prize. The
next card party will be held
We,clnesday,,yebrury 15. Every-
one is welcome.
LADIE' BOWLING
Pat Tenks took high, single
on Tuesday nightifithe
Commercial Bowling' Leagne
with 257. The high triple went
to Ev. Wilkinson with 646. The
team standings are: Red Wings,
91; Flyers, 89; Go -Getters, 77;
Stiffs, 76; Dandies, 71; After
You, 16.
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In the not too distant future,
dont be surprised If a Bell Tele-
phone installer presses a kind
of flashlight to your • wall and
then proceeds to "listen" to it
in the manner of a doctor using
a stethoscope.
He will be- looking for con-
cealed telephone wire, and his,
"flashlight" actually will be a
transistorized, electronic locator,'
connected to a dial -in -hand tele-
phone. -• . '
This operation will be neces-I
sary when the Bell cpmpany
called=1$Aler.-3, offor e N •in "1
pastwith a -WinnWrein-f,tild-- ViratC-GoreFr. Clfto a 777f-rtce ,0-i,
i riKr-gelise-s- at • nd- cost to
.- - - li'VOAA league game here. either the owner Or the builder,
starting this spring.
ed by sports wri -.1.''.Vince Leah.' tory over Exeter Bantams in a.'-
"After . the last game, thel Frank Tares, Bill Wilkinsnri 1.; dc. this Ian, no outlets
says,Humphreys. "She said she I other Goderich goals with Jim wil I;row when the house is
co leted arid ':.) : -atter whc
hay's mother looked me up," ; and Walter Kelly netted the •
wanted to thank me for all the Parsons counting 'twice for Ex ' ••• h
favors Id done for Billy. 1 said,eter and Wayne Thompson and an occupant may deeidc 1. a0
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only half -seriously:" Mrs. Taylor, I Wilf Parker adding singles.
the best way to thank me is to
give me a call if Billy ever de- Discussing the eminent naval
velops into a good hockey play -1 historih, A. T. Mahan, who
er' !lived from 1840 to 1914, the
Book of Knowledge claims that
"That was a nuinber of yeas; his best-known book, The In -
ago and I never aavo it much' fluence of Sea Power Upon His -
more thought untillst summer tory, had a profoend effect upon
Ito get on an organized basis hen I got a telegram from the policies of many nations.
isome of the wonderful enter- Leah saving: 'Billy Tavler wants ---- ----- -
itainment nature offers. Give it "ii" address' Eventually, the In 1959, in Ontario, 53.1% of
Taylors got in touch with me. the milk supply was used in
a thought, ehl
They had moved to St. John's. dairy plants; 34.1% in fluid milk
Booster Club draw* prize win- Newfoundland. and they thought and cream sales; and 7.8% used
nets with the donor' names in Billy had a chance to be a on farms.
brackets, at the Sarnia-Goderich hockey player.
game January 31st were: tst,
Matt MacDonald (jewelry- acces- "So," Humphreys concludes,
sories from Larry Aldham); 2nd, "we 'brought him • down to
Jim Grimoldby (groceries, A & Guelph lin- a' tryout and I can
P-rud.e.hig.as- tell you now he's going to be g
oline from Walter Rathburn). -Wockeynyr,
league player. He made Our'
In his Toronto •Daily Star junior 'A' team first crack and
sports column, Jim Proudfoot. aet this: He's 17 and he's six'
wrote last Saturday the fellow- toottwo and weighs 175 pounds.
ing: Being a plesant, thmight- And he's got plenty of ability."
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EXETER
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STATEMENT OF 1 I
RECEIPTS and EXPEND1TpRES
Covering 1960 Operation of
JUDITUGOODERHAM
PARK and POOL'
RECEIPTS:
Registration fees for swimming
admissions and Penny Fair
Provided from General Funds
EXPENDITURES:
Pool Maintenance
classes, pool
$2,392.36
5,332.86
$1,980.2i
Pool Operation:
Wages • $2,891.44
P.U.C.-power, water & light 1,91.35
Chemicals & miscell. supplies 1,562.22 5,745.01
$1,725.22 $7,725.22
S. H. BLAKE,
Treasurer,
Town of GoderlOh
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FRIDAY, February 10 -
°'•2 fo 4 p.m. - Rural Skating
SATURDAt February 11 -
1 to 3 p.r. Figure Skating
3 to 4.30 p.m., Public Skating
7 p.m. MINOR HoCKEY
3 GAMES
Leamington vs Goderich
Pee Wee, Bantam and
Midget
SUNDAY, Fetrtniry 12 -
3 to 4.30 p.m. PUBLIC
SKATING - 14 years and
under. Parents Welcome.
8.30 to 10 p.m., PUBLIC.
SKATING, Teens and Adults
MONDAY, February 13 -
1.30 to. 3 p.m. -
Learn to Skate
DRAPERY
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1961 drapery. (This is not a stock .reducing- sale). Choose from
a LARGE exciting array of drapery . . . . Abstracts, Plains,
Florals • and, Scenic design S in the latest decorator shades.
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All drapes must be $2.50 a yard or over, full width and not
lesq than two yards long. Drapes may be lined or unlined, BUY
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custom tailor and install, at, NO A HARGS.
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We will show these drapes in your own home, measure,
TUESDAY, February 14 -
1.30 to 3
Learn to Skate
4 to 5.30 p.m. -
Lions Free Skating
WEDNEDAY, February 15-
7-10 p.m. Industrial Hockey
THURSDAY) February 16 -
11.30 to 3 p.m. -
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