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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1963-07-11, Page 11GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JULY 111:11, ,196,3 Larry 'Jeffrey xs seen .during one of the presentation ceremonies at the, Goderich Memorial Arena last Thursday evening - The expressions on the faces of the young- sters reveal that the wholeaffair was one of real interest and excitement. Looking • on With approval in the background are • Vince Young and Bill Lumby. (Signal -Star photo) VALUES GALORE at the Goderich Industrial Store • Y+' 1951 DODGE 3 -TON 'Pt,UCK Good rack, motor and tires • • HEAVY DUTY GRAIN ROLLER 16 x 16 rollers • SET OF DOUBLE DISCS • Four BURNER ELECTRIC RANGE - 15:00 Grill and Toaster Combinations 10,0.0 and 20,00. • G.E. 8'/i -Cu. Ft. Fridge 35.00 • HOSPITAL TRAYS • P- _. ._.. . �F-ES,,.._— PELLETS 50c 1.00 each 5,000 FEET 2-0 WELDING CABLE 50 NEW TARPS 14'/2' x 61/2' .....,... 7.00 • IMPACT WRENCHES %2" x • %" Drive • ACETYLENE WELDING TORCH 60.00 • 1,500 V -BELTS For Trucks, Tractors, Cars —Industrial ... 1.50 ._ • HANDLES For Haminers, Picks-, Shovels, etc. - 5 STRING BROOMS Less Than Cost SO - f • RACHETS all sizes — "SWING BARS and extensions Officials and guests taking part in the Goderich Minor Hockey Association program for the youngsters in the arena included, from left,- Bill Lumby, Association president; Hon. C. S. MacNaughton, Ontario 1Vlinister of Highways, who made a presentation to Red Winger Larry Jeffrey; Mayor Ernie Fisher; Herb Stott, representing the W. A. Sheaffer Pen Com- pany; Gary Doak, . who played Last season with Hamilton O.H.A. Jr. "A" hockey team; -Larry Jeffrey, Detroit Red Wings. WSignalStar photos) Larry Jeffrey holds the gift that was presented to him Thursday night of last week by the Toys of,,., Goderich. Seated beside Larry inspecting the package' is Gary Doak who plays for the Hamilton Junior 4 Red Wings ono of Larry's former teams. The Department of the In- terior, whose secretary . has cabinet status in the United States government, has been called "the Mother of Depart- ments." For many years after its establishment in '1848, the interior was given responsibility for numerous seemingly unre- ' lated "federal activities. In the interest of efficiency, mariY of these responsibliities were . hilt- ed from the interior to new de- partments formed specifically to handle them. Thus, the inter- ior "mothered" the departments of Agriculture, Labour and Commerce. Special Values and Reminders This Week_, SPECIALS this WEE for a refreshing LIFT take I.D.A. English Style HEALTH SALTS 5' Here 'is a small section of the more. .than .,300 youngsters who were present for the hockey night last Thursday at the arena, sponsored by the Goderich Minor Hockey Association. Despite the fact that the weather was quite warm,' the thoughts * of those. attending the gathering was all on . the cold weather sport of hockey. It was a wildly enthusiastic group of young hockey players who enjoyed the evening's program to the full. • (Signal -Star photo) * %K ik Honor Larry Jeffrey ;t Minor Hockey "Do" It was a big night for over 300 young hockey enthusiasts Thursday night of last week as they turned out to the arena to be entertained, honor mem- bers of their own leagues and to honor a former minor hockey league player and now an established NHL ,performer, Larry Jeffrey. , Goderich Minor Hockey Association played hod. for affair. s.. in-_the'� , �I `pocrfi' tla. purpose of making a presents tion to Larry was the Minister of Highways for Ontario, Hon. Charles S. MacNaughton. In in- troducing Mr. MacNaughton, Mayor E. C. Fisher pointed out to the youngsters that the hon- orable,guest had asked to be referred to as "Charlie," and that he too was in the big leagues in his field and that as a youngster Charlie had play- ed a very good game of hockey. Mr,. -MacNaughton's opening remarks to the junior audience showed he had a keen under- standing of his audience's likes and dislikes. In reply to the question of whether or not they w. rated a long speech he re- ceived an emphatic, enthusi- • Referring fcr -°he–'stated that he had often heard that the young Red- Wing was a fine young man and in meeting him had found this to be true. "You could all do well," stat- ed Mr. MacNaughton, "to make Larry your hockey hero to pat- tern yourself after." SEALED TENDERS f Larry pointed out that a hockey f player is born out of. drive, en- thusiasm, and the encourage- ment. he gets from his coach. "You will begin. ,Ato realize as you get older, that the coach of your hockey team gives many hours of his time to your recreation. I would certainly not be where I am today were it not for the many hours that men like your own coaches spent with me, to teach me. the fundamentals of the game. Listen to your coaches,". said Larry, "and do what they tell you, and maybe we will play side-by-side on the same NHL team some day." After receiving their crests and trophies, the youngsters were treated to hot dogs, drinks and movies. League and team officials, as well as guests, were entertain- ed at Pranch 109,. Royal Can- adian Legion, following the Praise Star Accolades were heaped upon Larry by Mayor E. C. Fisher, Herb Stott representing Sheaf- fer Pen and by Goderich Minor Hockey Association president Bill Lumby. Making the presentation to Larry was Mayor E. C. Fisher and Hon. Charles S. MacNaugh- ton. In making a few brief remarks after receiving his gift, youngsters' program. WILL BE RECEIVED BY Clinton District Collegiate Institute Board •- For Provision " o 8urtk Fuel 5A or -6C""dor f✓ENTRAL HURON. SECONDARY SCHOOL, CLINTON, commencing ' 1 Sept. 1963. Storage capacity 10,000 gals. Maximum esti- mated daily consumption 500-600, gals. Tenders marked - to be in the . hands of the Business Administrator, Mr. L. _ R. Maloney, by 31 July 1963. lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted: 500 SP1EDER WRENCHES, 1/2" Drive reg. 3.00, 1.00 • ADJUSTABLE WRENCHES, 15" down • H -AND SAWS From 1.90 • SPRAY ENAMEL 16 -oz. cans 65'c • INCLUDES STAND. '29 '6,i ILLS- to W' III SPEED DRILLS 6P to le. -29 D tt.LS CARBON=' DRILLS SMALL QUANTITY of HEMLOCK, 1", 2" ROUGH LUMBER N • STREET v• • 18c per set 7c with stand e ueep Andrew's Dairy' Gardiner's "'airy Goderich Bottling Works. - We offer our sincere thanks for the ma- terial assistance extended by the above firms in support of the recently held Minor Hockey Night. 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