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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1966-01-27, Page 12SAVE 4c ` 4=OZ:. AVI, MER 'SAVE 24c 3=0Z:' PKGS. RASPBERRY or STRAWBERRY; ASSORTED FLAVORS JAM 2. FOR 1 .1E110 SAVE' 32c WHITE ;or COLORED SAVE 45c — 15-07. CHAMPION DOG FOOD 10 FOR 1: .SAYE 19e::-..31.8..SKINI.MIbK„_POWDER IL 0 1.00 SAVE 13e1,-. 15-0Z.STOKELY$ FANCY CREAM CORN 5 FOR 1, The 1955 midget -champions: front row: Percy Garrick, Arthur Peachey, Stan Fen- ner, 13xuce Scott, Don McArthur, George Picot, Pill Gallow, Ron Williamson. Second row- Mayor John Huckins, Bill Fritzley, Ross Pennington, Ted Williams, coach, One of the most outstanding hockey teams to ever come out of Gederrcn, ,he 1955-56 Mid- gets, will -cone-e- out of moth balls. on February 4th toraise money- for charity. - Phe all-star team,` whTh i eluded such famous names as Larry Jeffrey and Ron Feagan, will play the, Goderich Siftos to raise funds. for the mentally haradieapped. Ted Williams, coach of the 1955-56 "-squad, revealed this .week that .his former ptayers w&e travelling from as fax ° away as Wgodstoc'k` and ,Wi°nd sox for the %match. Larry Jeffrey,, Mary Million, Gard Banister, recreation committee. Back row: Bob Rae, recreation ;committee, Frank Miller, Dave. Leeson, Bud Williamson, Leon Black, rec- reation committee.,_._ -- Signal -Star Photo n ue S 'who tallied { ite, other Gode- rich scorers were Art Feac•hey and Larry. Jeffrey. The Godrich line-up was: goal, R. Williamson; defence, Mill-e•r, Fritzley; - • centre,- B, n-' Williamson; wi-•n�g;s—Leeso Mc= Arthur: alternates, Million, Ga1- 16w, Peachey, Jeffrey, Picot, Garrick, Pennington and Scott: •.Included in the .February 4th "We had' a tremendous , team then and we hope to give the Junior B's a. run - for their money- even now," said Mr, _Williams. '` ' The midget team blazed the 'yictory 'trail to win . the first -O5Y1HA title for Goderich in 19 years. , Escorted. by. police f cruisers and fire• strucks," members of the team returnred' .home in triumph after - Winning the Ontario. championshiV in Aurora. Led by•,Bud Williamson, who scared three goals; --•the plucky Goderich Squad ousted Aurora .by a 7-3 score ° in the • third game of the best -of -three final -Midget "B" series. The victors, coached by Ted Williams, received the Dr. Leon Hipw�eil'trophy at the conclusion of the game.' • The club'received an enthusi- antic welcome when it returned :home with the trophy in . the wee small hours of Saturday morning. An OPP cruiser met the our c;nildtcn the feeling of hay for entrance tc first grade for triumphant caravan at°Auburn their boy who woad be five ing standards? and c. torted it homeward. Near years old in April instead of .The thanks of the audience Sabt'ford, the procession was his taking a year in. kinder: was conveyed to the director, joaned by two fire trucks and a Marten, ,members of the cast,, and Mr. Goderich police cruiser. •Jay, the young father; was a Coulter by Mrs. Richard Cor - Aurora ''had . won the first related parent and made a plea nish, program chairman. She game of the series 9-7 in Aurora for more ma±urity in children also thanked Mrs. R. Jackson and Godcrich won the. second before formal schoolin,E; he ui- forAeund effects, Mr, J. Wright ,and here 8-4. derfakep. Ile was more wilii'1e for fighting and Mrs. W. Rath - In the final the Goderich team to let hi,; son chart hits own life. burn for make up. won_ she titli: _.des_pite having to Sandy, the nephew _and aaffirst,* The president of the associ- _Way , with two men short for year University s'udent, suffered- .at.ion, ',qrs. IT: -Carrott:- !Jr several minutes due to penal- from :the •problems of a boy ed the attendance,. awards to •i\vho had been pressured ara- Mrs.t,I), MacDonald cf Victot"ia • Aurora took •a 1-0 lead but demically and who had tried too School, Mrs. Steep of Robertson Dun McArthur tied it up and hard to please his parents:, These Memorial, and Mr. Bender of '�roderic.h was never headed pressures resulted in his failure l Victor Lauriston. rafter thi't; • • ' i 'In addition to a hat • trick from 'Bud Williamson and :McArthur; line-up will be: Bill Fritzley, Percy Garrick, Don Je•ffrey,•Bud Williamson,, George Picot, Stan Fenner, Ron Feagan, all orGode- rich; Dave Leeson, Fred Israel., 0 SAVE 11c',— TALL” TINS EVAP, MILK SAVE 17c - 1 -LB. PKG: SHORTENING Ronnie Williamson, all of Lon - do n ; on -don; Barrie Stewart, Wood - Stock; 'Jim Scott, Windsor; Frapk Miller, Waterloo; Don Mc- Arthur, Owen Sound. Ld-qr.vine-vu.i11-be._trainer and Ted William.e- will coach- the • squad. ." In the -.1955-56 season - the midgets won 17, lost two and tied one. They scored 179 goals and allowed 63 against. • The 1956-57 season , saw 22 wins, two losses and three tied games, This time • there were, 241 .goals for and -'97 against. Harold i3aird presents the Baird Motors traphy to ` skip Jack Davison after the Saturday bonspiel. Members of 'the winning rink were Mrs. Jack Davison and Mr. and Mrs. Ross McDaniel. The—stimulating play "The Green Blackboard" by Nora Stirling was presented, at the Goderich Home and School As- sociation meeting in the Vic- toria School Auditorium, Tues day evening. ' The play created a great, -deal of provocative thought among the audience. Mrs. J. Wright of the pro- gram committee welcomed the parents and teachers and intrp- duced the director- of the play, Mrs. Maurice Jenkins of the GoderichLLittl.e` Theatre. The cast for this "Plays for Living" presentation was Peg, Mrs, Allan MacDonald; Jay, Adrian Swan- ton•DSansly, John Williams, ;and George, Rev. Garwood Russell, ,the basic message of the play was that inappropriate and pre- mature pressures on children can cSiise damage. The young mother, Peg, was pressing the sch•gol authorities at College. George. Sandy's father, was a hardworking, .sincere, ambitious, capable man who was frustrated by his lack of educational op- portunity but .was not overly bitter. „Ale was disappointed by his son's failure- but doesn't berate the lad: Mr. J. W. Coulter, Inspector, of Public S' hool, lead the dis- cussion folowing the presenta- tion. He encouraged the par- ents 'o think about the under- lying motives . in the play,' such as, high value on, academic ex- cellence, competitivg attitude, ambitions,' etc. ' Some of the questions' ex- amined were: What ls• the under- lying theme of the .play? What is behind Peg's desire to get Chuck into Grade • I? Why do parents want to hurry their children along? How can we let up on Pressure and yet give . Mr. Ralph ,Smith, supervising principal, ann'annced • that at the next regular meeting, child- ren from the Grade' VIII would present a ' play, "Antics in Spring" He ' added that ,,naany- new books•hawe been added to the public school libraries which the Home „and School encouraged and helped to establish. Mrs: June Duckworth was social convener. of a smorgas- bord lunch. - FARMERS CURLING, ,Fanners' League Curling re- sults, (first week of secbnd round): Durst 7, R. Baer, 6; F. Baer 7, Ribey 5; Foster 13, Lobb 7; Feagan 9, " edy 5; Ginn 11, Rivet: 1. ADMISSION - ADULTS '7.5c - STUDENTS 50c - CHILDREN 25c SAVE- 8c -- 20-QZ. CARLTON .CHOICE - 20=OZ. LEE- CRUSHED -SLICED -TIDBIT Dessert PEARS 4 FOR 1 • PINEAPPLE FOR 1. SAVE 17c - Robin Hood Pouch Pack SAVE 8c - 12 -OZ: NABISCO . CAKE MIXES. 6 FOR 1. • ShreddedWheat 4F�R1. ao�bz SMARTS CHOICE SAVE e.. - ASSORTED BAGS or TOMATOES - 4 -Foa 1. 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