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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1965-12-16, Page 54 0 By Dave SMith closer to top spot,in the scoring 0040rich Siftos, led by riQnnts dvereanie thing deficit tO defeat Stat0 Braves seven to „three last turday night, • tookGoderich a 10-minuto erame Period to core four os and stay within reach of cod pot. , was his second Junior game. In Rails Williamson, with two the first one Dirk saw Ve als and three assists, mocked action. In contrast Friday night oontextogtextVOCKT4tectctzwitamtrx!vittomictoitoctoottezro lead, Den. in lus last year of Junior, is headed for a better season this year than last year. Last year Dennis was scoring leader with 67 points and he already has 29 th.is year. Another standout for the Sif- tos was PI* Wolterbeek. This ,J,Chernical* Plant he took a regular shift as well as killing penalties, Dirk is elig- ible for first year midget. It Appeared that he had played de- fense in Junior company manY times before. In the first Teriocl Goderich killed a double penalty to per- fection. With pin -point passing e Siftos; kept .the 5puck from the Braves for about a minute. - On this same series of plays Bill Wilkinson came very close to scoring to break a scoreless tie. Operator Trainees i'"4riv in the second Per'iod a beautiful Poii'ler •IlaY and Vut Stratford seOred two .quicir goalsithe inargin to one.' I o taxe a sonlmanding lead, - Goderich continued ,tobattle back and at 7:38 GarY Parsons scored his first goal of the !light. This game op a shot by Doer from 'the point. Williamson picked up the rebound and put it on Parson's' stick, who then, R it in the net. I: After Stratford's two goals, Goderieh backchecked and; fore- hecked with precision. - Dennis Williamseri put ode: rich into the lead for the tint time at 2.r49 of the final frame. Ken Doer picked up his third assist of the night whil0 Bob Two u minutes later Wayne Caster "got the other. Doak took a pass from the cor- Ten minote-S later Stratford per.from Williamson. Doak let got the ectual4er. go a cinick shot whichhad the Throughout the Period both teams played it .cautious and waited for the other- tb make the mistake. The skating slowed don as both teams were noticeably tir- ed. Stratford came close- a cou- ple of times but orgy the good work of Rick- Duckworth pre- vented Stratford* from scoring. In all Junior "B" games if the score is led at,,the end of regu- lation time a 10 -minute overtime period is played. If the score is still tied at the end of over- time the game goes into the re- cords as a tit'. But from the face-off it was evident that, the locals wouldn't settle fora tie. At 1:33, William- son -seeiied what okayed- te-be the winning goal. Gary Parsons and-Wolterbeek picked up as- sists. Three minutes later the locals scored again. This came, on a beautiful play from Wilson to Doak to Parsons.. Stratford ap- peared discouraged but Gode- There was no scoring in this goalie beat- all the way. ;Ken period although.each goalie was Doer also picked up an assist. called on to come up with sev-1 Power Play eral. fine saves. Goderich's &tit goal came on Nurzawovelo!,vcrstmtmectamtaiwomeciaiaracmcww, ue to continued expansion at our multi-million dollar Sarnia orks, a number of openinos exist in our Process Departmeni r Operator trainees. revicipi experience is not necessary, but we. do require a inimum education of complete Grade 12. A strong mechanical ptitude would also be desirable. , • e are Icloking for intelligent, aggressive men willing to accept e challenge of 'ultimately operating complex chemical units. arnia is a progressive city located on the shores of Lake Huron. • t is widely known as Canada's Chemical Valley, hose interested in their personal advancement are requested submit resumes to D. V. 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Gederich refused to let up and made it seven -three with 32 secondsleft, Bill Wilkinson picked, PP Ns fiAst, goal of. the night, -Williamson and Parsons dew assistss.140.s.ho'ts Goderich is one point behind St. Marys and the lotals have two 'games -in hand. Bob Leduc a Zornier Sifto is now with Providence of the American Hockey League. Sites Sit idle all week and then move into a three game weekend. They .also play on Tuesday. It is not known ny sure whe ther Wolterbeek will play the year out with the Siftos or with the midgets. Regardless people will be looking fdr bi,g thirqs from him next year. Attendance was down on Sat- urday night from Friday games. " A successful dance was staged by the Booste'r Club last Friday night. This is one of the hardest working Booster Clubs this town has ever had. Lorne Daer, brother to Ken, is Stratford's other goalie. He said that he would really like to play against Goderich. I won- der why? On Friday it is anticipated a big crowd will support the Siftos when the Owen Sound Greys are in town., ials r ••-• , To Upgrade -Private Sthoot <, • By W. E. ,E11140 '- A request 'by North Norwich township • council -that the de- partment of education take' ael tion ti -upgrade "sub -standard private schools" has received wide .endorsement from ,county councils to wIlich .a resolution on this subject was sent. . Clerk ltobert Watkink reports 13, endorsements to. date, Seven "nay" replies, one agreement in principle, and in one instance a county council referred the re- solutioh-for some reason not easily understood to the DO minion, government. Huron council's legislative committee, of which'Reeve Ken- neth Stewart, McKillop, is chair- man, gave the resolution some study and did not recommend concurrence, pending fuller in- formation. The facts are that When cen- tral schools were built in the townships of North and South Norwich, five years ago, the Amish people bought two old 'single -room schools, one in each township.' • Since the 1961 fall term, classes have been held, and the schools are operated in- dependently of departmental standard's. Accordingly, no in- spector has authority to t heck on the situation. North Norwich council in- its resolution set forth that "pri- vate schools operated by groups who do not give an equal oppor- tunity in education -0 not sup. pTy adequate •school 'or plant or give students the type of put, lOok or cOMpetitieri With ,other obildren" of the community as A has been promoted by the DaThrtmeeit clou.';wil proposed that the department "take the necessarY steps to bring sub -standard pri- vate schools, in this eategorY to the standard of public schools in ,the "saibe school area , . . . and that the trustees of private schools comply with these stand- ards or be compelled to send their chi.ldren to the 'public schools.- • ' The Amish people` set tirom- selves re/igiously and $0e4ally, aPart more than the lkleUnonite$0 of.which, thetare 'Svot, They shun modern dress customs and many MeehaniCal contrivaneCS.'" They are tuinerona In parts of' Thdiana, Ohio and Pennsylvania. 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