The Goderich Signal-Star, 1963-10-24, Page 10This fi derirh Signal -Star, $11ra slay, October 24th, 1963
Siftos-Mold=-Initial Pradi�
Under Noted Coach, J. Mavety
The 11.64 edition of Gode-
rich Siftos held their initial
workout at Goderich ,arena
Tuesday night with 25 asphiants
vieing for positions. The open-
ing practice was under the cap-
able guidance of Joe Mavety
expected to .be this year's coach.
1Mayety may, be remembered
by some as a player for the old
Kist Canadians of Stratford.
Others niay remember him for
his success as a coach with the
St. Mary's Lincolns. Under his
capable guidance the Lincolns
went to the Ontario Junior "B"
.finals twice, only to be beaten
out by St. Mike's ofie year and
Owen Sound on the other oc-
casion. Complete details have
not as yet been worked out
with Mavety although, the
Booster Club expects to finalize
everything within the next few
days.
Among those ,going through
their paces. for _Coach Mavety
were: Ray Bouchard of Mon-
treal, who is a 17 -year-old de-
feneeman and likely to be wear-
ing the Hamilton uniform next
year; Rick Hirtle, another good
prospective defenceman; Vern
Skeoch, who is attending OAC
but is going to play for the
Siftos. He will make another
defensive choice. A couple of
• other „_...defence prospects are
expected in canip within the
Possibles for the starting for-
ward lineup are: Allan Hager-
man who led the Hamilton June
for ."B" team in scoring last
year with 32 goals; Wayne Duf-
" fett of Kirkland Lake who was
the second top scorer in his
league last -year. (The lad who
beat him . out is this year play-
ing with the Montreal Junior
Canadiens); JerryyMooney, who'
was not out TuesdaEy night due
to a strep throat but Jerry led
the Border City Junior League
last year with 55 goals; Bruce
Cooper .of Clinton is oin - camp'
and last year Bruce scored 48
goals for the Clinton Juveniles.
WINTER
Is -
COMING
Make ,Sure
All Of
Your Winter
Garments
Are Clean and
• ,,
Wear
BLUEWATER
CLEANERS
324-8231
Other good prospects who
performed On Tuesday are
David Hedgcoe from Clarkson
University in. New. York; Jack
Primea,n, and;-BtYW I'hil,lips from,
Verdun, Rick Hirtle. from Nor-
anda, goalie Wayne Sutherland,
Gary Parsons from Exeter along
with Goderich_ natives Ray
Black, Bob Graham, Bill Wil-
kinson, John. Arthur, Steve
Snell, Brian Carroll and Den-
nis Williamson.
More players are expected to
arrive daily and this should
swell the list of likely candid-
ates to 30 or 35 hockey players.
The thing - that was notice-
able to the railbirds who were
on hand far the initial practice
was the overall size ofthe can-
didates. It would appear from
first glance that the average
weight of this year's aggrega-
tion should outstrip that of last
year. Many of the boys showed
more desire in _tie initai..we,*
out than did last year's squad
at the same point.
The Booster Club feela satis-
fied with the import situation
and they feel that the fate of
the Siftos ,this year will rest in
the hands of local players. "If
the local boys come through
with a good season" stated Jack
Evans, "then we will have a
very strong contending club."
The Siftos will work out
nihtlyWuntil their opening game
ental Illness, Problem
Is Discussed. By Clergy
A one -day session for clergy,
discussipg the various aspects.
of mental illness, was held at
the new Ontario Hospital, Gode-
rich, on Monday. The session
began at 9 a.m, and lasted until
8.36 p.m.
Sponsored by the Goderich
Ministerial Association, and
through • the` kind co-operation
of pr. J. Hagan, Superintendent,
it proved to be of great value
to the "ministers of this area.
The Institute Was directed by
the Rev. Dr. A. MacLachlan,
hospital chaplain, at the Ham-
ilton Ontario Hospital. Through
various films, cases. of mental
illness were analyzed .t o d
through discussion, the
ister$ were alerted to look for
signs when, where and how
help may be offered.
The . mystery of mental ill-
ness is frequently a dark road
on which the patients have em-
arked in• -a• - search—for love.
nknown as this search is for
the healthy person, many vre1a.
tives ens' friends fail to re-
spond in the right manner. Be -
here on November 1 against
Stratford. The -Furniture City
team- is `expected to be the
strongest in the league. Local
fans will get a good idea of
what to expect after this con -
lest.
DON'T BUY LIGHT,.- BULBS
Wait For Thet,.
KINSMEN
LIGHT BULB BLITZ
Coming Nov. 19-20
"TALK OFTHE TOWN TOUR"
For Di criminating ` Gentlemen Only
Japan —Hong Kong — Hawaii
JANUARY 10 — 23
Unique — Different — De -Luxe jnevery aspect
Escorted by Bon Vivant Specialist of the Orient
Limited Membership — Ac Fast Priced Right at
QNLY_$1399!
Folders on Tour and Hotels available on request
44 , Through
STAN BLOWES Travel Service
32 WellingtoneSt., Stratford
Phone 271-5710
If you're not as snug
as a bear in its lair
BETTERSEE YOUR
HEATING EQUIPMENT DEALER ABOUT AN
-OIL HEATING UNIT
YOUR HOME HEAT
SERVICE DEALER
OFFERS A
NEW, FURNACE
FINANCE PLAN
10 ¥ears TO Pay e__ . tow.. Interest
• NO DOWN PAgiAENT •
I A
CALL
Service Electric Goderich ,, Ltd.
VICTORIA and NEWGATE s'rS. JA,4,8581
sides, the, community is stiU
prejudiced about this illness.
If . Mrs. "A." has to have an
operation; everyone will know
it and give her attention and
visits from relatives and friends
are a normal thing: However,
when mental illness strikes, it
is kept silent and the patient
is often left. alone.
The buildingof the new hos-
pital here is an effort to treat
this illness with the help of
the whole community. The
smaller hospitals, now- operat-
ing in various parts of the pro-
vince, seek the help of all, se
that patients might be helped
by,. doctors, ministers and you.
Friendly and .uirdenstanding
visits, expressing love and con-
cern are of great Value to the
cure of the patient. It was
evident again that so much
4r•
WORD --SROM CHICAGO
4 anember of the, crew of the
John Ericsson, still waiting -to
be loaded with grain at Ohicago
harbor, "Shiner R Thurlow 1.1ac-
Donald of Goderich has sent a'
post card to the boys back home
in Curry's Taxi Stand. Writes
"Shiner" "Dear boys—just a
few lines to say I am O.K.
Please. seed me a Goderich
newspaper with my" picture in
it. Hope you are all fine."
mental disturbance arises from
early childhood experiences,
where loveand attention were
withheld o •, dulged in. The
love of God, e . essed through
the lives and a a i ns pf the
Christian conununi is a way,
perhaps sometimethe ;only
way, to bring man back from
the road of darkness into the
light. The number of people,
suffering from mental illness is
great and grows every year.
Research and the help of society
are necessary in all the efforts
to relieve mankind of this
illness. .
GODERICH GRADUATE NURSES',
Halloween Dance
Saturday, Oct. 26
at Maitland Country Club
DANCING 9:30 to 12
To Garnet Farrier's Orchestra
Admission $2.00 Per Couple Costume Prizes
a we0wr• e, uaw
By Esther tGarrow
Your .eportdr returned last.
;week anter two. weeks' vacation
to bd anet ...by the reproachful
gaze of 'our treasurer, "YOU
missed the opening guns of , the
autumn campaign." Duly re-
pentant, we looked in The Sig-.
naDStar of October 17th, and
what do we see—a fine article
by Gail Sully plus a great, big
advertisement. Not .to labor
a point, we are in favor of
longer holidays.
Rehearsals for "Salad Days"
are progressing well. With the
opening night in three weeks,
the cast seems well organized,
some of the sets are painted,
and the costume department is
in full swing. On Friday night,
the 18th, a rehearsal was held
at MacKay Hall, with Mr. John
Burton in charge, and on Sun-
day afternoon, the 20th, Mr:
Lorne Dotterer had the whole
chorus assembled for the first
I time. We can only say tha
Awe thinkthe. play is great fun,
the music is gay and tuneful
and the parts are well taken.
Barbara McKee has replaced
Joan Crawford as the lead be-
cause of the latter's Illness, and
she was rehearsing with Ted
Avis the lovely song "We said
we'd never look back." The
set for this is the dreaming
spires of Oxford, very well
painted by Martha. Rathburn.
We were a little surprised to
find Tim, his Uncle Clam and
Fosdyke, his attache, rehears-
ing their "Hush Hush" song
apparently happily oblivious to
the fact that Uncle Clam's head
was neatly under the hair -dryer
painted ''on the screens used d in
the beauty parlor scene.
Tickets for the season are
CATERING
Now Available At The
MAITLAND COUNTRY
CLUB
For- Members and Guests
Now Is The Time To Reserve For Your
available as usual at Mr. R.
W. Dell's office, at 74 The
Square. The membersh$p sale
ends when 650 season mernberk
ships have been subscribed.
Remember, the opening night is
November 11th. Your 'season
ticket will cost $3.50, or $2.00
for students; for that you will
see "Salad Days," the "Chalk
Garden"• aril the one -act plays
to be shown when GLT is host
forthe Western Ontario Drama
League festival.
C
Three-layer;ree-color cake with lemon filling No
butter cream Icing ,
•
CULBERT:S BAKERY
49 West Street ,, .-r. - Goderich JA 4q1
Mon., Tues., Wed., rhurs., Sat., 8:30 'til 6:30
Fri., 'til 9 p n .
• Menu Suggesh�ns
EXTRA LARGE SIZZLING T-BONE STEAK ......,..:.,
Crisp Chefs Salad, French Fries, Rolls
GRILLED CHOICE T-BONE STEAK
Crisp Chefs 'Salad, Fr nch Fries, Rolls
=CHICKEN IN A - BASKET
Three Pieces of Deep Fried Chicken and French Fries
GIANT BEEF BURGER
100% Pure Beef
These Are Only A Few of Our Reasonably Priced Items
SKY RANCH
Restaurant & Texaco. Service
Highway 21 North at Sky Harbor
Phone JA 4-8982
SAVE 10c -- LUNCHEON MEAT — 12 -oz.
SWIFTS PREM __.
I.NSTANTUSE 99c CAKE MIXES
AVE l0e — LIBBYS FANCY - 48 -oz.
TOMATO JWCE
SAVE 9c — MONARCH POUCH PACK
.SAVE 6c — BEE HIVE — 2 -lb. tin SAVE 12c — MIR, LIQUID
CORN SY1WI 33c DETERGENT
SAVE 10e — RED SEAL FANCY 's SAVE 16c — WESTONS MIXED
COHOE SALMON 39c COOKIES
3 for 89c,
4 for 69c
2 for 79c
3 for 1
11
SMOKED
P1CNICHAMS: , lb• 39c
PARTIES
For Reservations •
524-9461
ro
"For
Casual KhigMs!'
FAULTLESS
FOR FALL
"SOPHISTICATED
FASHIONS FOR
MEN OF TASTE.
SELECT YOUR
FALL . APPAREL
FROM OUR NEW
STOCKS NOWT`
\%? fill
i" j I M�fti►111
►Till 111' 0
;�`
lit(I ;r ►ir�f 0,1!1.1.1g1:,
EB:0 t'1����lltI wlll�A1M11�
�e1iM \\ �I�;INldA(%III ''fie �l
, ;111111111,
■TIMI �$iiel,l0ll ®lIf �'Ii,11
Nigel
4I10A4'
.; rIkfli
LARRY ALDHAM.
Men's Shop
"Your Guardian of Good Grooming"
SWEET PICKLED COTTAGq ROLLS lb. 59c
BY TIE PIEE —BOLOGNA 3 ab0.00
HEP = . ;Ib. 3c
LEAN -MEATY SPARE RIBS lb. 59c
Tent Size
SIZE 96's - FANCY GRADE — SNOW or MACS
GRAPEFRUIT lOfor79c APPLES 6 -quart
ROSE - 24 -oz. j ars
SWEET PICKLES
BURNS 11/2-1b. tin
BEEF- . STEW
SAVE 10c — LEPTONS 60's
TEA BAGS
1
1
1
1
I_
111111111111111114 r11111111111111.1111111
WITH THIS: COUPON
NYI.IONS
3 PAIR: -1.O0
HALLOWE'EN
49c PUMPKINS
basket
AT VARIOUS PRICES
NMI
2 'for 8 9C .WITH THIS 'COUPON, — ONTARIO N0. 1'
75c
POTATOES' 1.0. Ibs.1Oc
-a"mow -r
7 u '$
THIS COUPON WORTH' 20c
ON- THE PURCHASE OF 3 BAGS QF
Hailoween „.Candy !
wr.rrr r.--■. ,.....
E
R
Open Nightly Uitii 10 PM. for Your
Shop i ' Convenience
PP g
91 VICTORIA ST.. N.
"Fc
this
Hol
the
ani
iD
Th
pow
obb
ast
wen
'sit(
as
stip
fc
ave
tl
A.
on
vitt
hot
vas
150(
apo
est
on
Nil
TOU
an
an
rec
ma
wa
pal
bo
Tit