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Siftos Defe:�f
By 'Dave Snaith
Led by the shifty little centre,
Dennis, Williamson, ' the :God®=
rich •Siftos amlaated to defeat
Waterloo Siskins -four-three last
we It r Wl il@ e_ Siftos ' were
defeating the Siskins the ' Strat-
.fiord ttraves handed . the Kitch-
ener Greenskirts the second
straight loss to stay four points
behind the Siftos..
After a scoreless first period
the Siftos scored four geals in
the second 'frame.; _
Waterloo took r the lead at
9:08; on a goal by Larmand. This
lead lasted ar mere 10 seconds,
when Bot „ser_g,otr:the, _equal
>tzer to put Godefich in step
with the Siskins.
Caster scored on a Unwell -per=
formed play from Wilkinson
and Rice.
Ken Daer performed a rare
'spectacle as he scored from
the point at 1.1.:26 while Water-,
loo .111/cin -two- men short:. -
This was one of Ken's rare
goals as he .usually sticks to
.defence anid starts the play from
his own _end. This was ,a.,.well-
"surged-: goal as Ken was a de-
fensive stalwart all evening.
Williamson widened the mar-
gin to two goals at 12:07 on a
pass from Rahn and Daer..
Waterloo closed the gap to
one ggal" threejp,inutes- late»
bat -be ore `the period ended
Dale Rahn tipped in bennis
Williamson's shot to• give Gode-
rich a four -two lead. •
a
Siskins
Waterloo scored the only goal
in the final stanza before threat-
ening, to tie the game late in
the period. -
Waterloo outshot the .locals
4.5.10 -in -this period. --Sias--of
these shots came in the final
two -.minutes as they did every-
thing but put the puck behind
the ambidextrous, Duckworth.
Slap Shots
•In the All-Star game last week
the Goderieh boys scored four
of the nine all -Aar goals. Wil;
kifison got two, Williamson and
Rice had one each. ,
----Duckworth"-` played" the first
period and allowed only two of
nine Kitchener goals. The game
ended in a nine -all tie. •
Jack Horner played a fine
To Holm Second.
game despite the annoying mask
Friday night.
Goderieh should be.exception-
ally proud this week. To have
twb bays from. Goderieh play.
ing, in the Nal., on the .same
'team Is quite a, feat. The occas-
ion was last. Saturday night when
Paul
Henderson and •.friary Doak
played with Detroit in the game
which, was seen on TV.
For a town the size of Gode-
rich they have produced five
N.H.L. hockey players over the
years. Paul Henderson, who
played junior hockey here and
-•who -m es -:his -off=season resid-
ence in Goderich, Larry -Jeffrey,
Gary Doak, Jack Price and, some
may remember Al Dewesbury
who weund up will; -the world
champion Belleville McFarlands.
Goderich Sato have six games
left in the regular season sche-
dule.
Next home game will.be.E
day .nighia`.e Sifts will g.
trying to ` equal their- perform-
ance of two weeks ago when
they, defeated ' the Kitchener
Gxeenshirts seven -three. Kitch-
ener will` be trying desperately
to wipe out this loss.
LEAGVE STANDINGS
r, Ontario Hockey Association
Central Junior "13" standings.; A. PIS,
Kitchener •.28 0 0 245 127 56
Goderich . 20 13, 0 177 155 38
`Stratford ..18 15 0 160 148 '36
St. Marys • 16 e<16 1 153 154 32
Waterloo . 12 e20 1 155 196 ,25
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Scoring Leaders d
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D. Wi11iam8on, G, .32"32r4r kill
Tomo Snaot1l, K. 30 '32 39 7Z'
Rtob , Caster,; G.. - _,.=,;3 64'
Gary Hoperaft, K. • • .33 30 32 '.62
Dave Huntley, W. 32 29 29 5$
J. Lehtpnen, K. 31 25 33' 5$,
Earl Rice,' G. 32 30 27 57.
13i11 Wilkinson, G, 32 22 35 57
Wayne Gowing, K. '34 20 35.55
13. McRae, • St. 111• . 32 30' 24 ;54
Dave tutchart, W. 32 27 26 53
Jim McRae, K 30 22 29 51
Pete -Fraser, --St : 1VI.` 32-1932' 51
Bob Gervais, '0.S. 27 17 33 50
Goalie Recordsibt
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McKerighan, K. 16 46 0 2.88
L. Daer, Str. 5 22 0 4.40
Gary Kurt, K. " 9 40 0 4.44
A. Frank, Str. _ 28 iv 1 4.50
Hainsworth, K. 9 4,, 0 4.55
R. Duckworth, G. 32 148 2 4.63
G. Waugh, St. M. 28 143 1 5.10
M. Schaefer, W. 21 120 0 5.71
Bob Gagne, W. 12 76 r 0 "6.33
R. Duffett, O.S. 32 225 0 7.03
M. Mikita, St, M. 1 3 0 3.00
Game winning goals - Hop -
craft and Williamson, five each.
Penalties (Individaal)ob1=
taille, Kitchener, 144; Daer,
Goderich, 140; Riehl, Stratford,
141; Johnson, Kitchener, 133;
Gervais, Owen Sound', 123:
(Scoring and goaltending re-
cords do not include game of
February 5, St. Marys at Gode-
rich.)
Expo will open April 28and
close •six months later an Octo-
ber 27.
The first world exhibition was
heldin -1851 in -London.
Goderieh Mariufadturing - (Sires) Ltd., was
it he sponsor of a • Women's Invitation Bon'
spiel Wednesday of last week at the Malt -
land Country Club. The Winner was a local
rink consisting of Zeta Baeehler, lead; %ay
Graf, 'viae 'skip; Haney- Nephew; ,Skip= shill
Dot CoHess, second. •'Centre is Don McMillan
representing G o d e ri e h Manufacturing
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AIR 1965 BEL R
FOUR -DOOR SEDAN -economical 6 -cylinder,'
standard transmission, .,radio, ..tinted ,.glass,
wheel discs. Still undernew car warranty.
Sold by us last year, locally. Lic. A55214.
$2,495.00
19 64IMPALA
FOUR -DOOR SEDAN ---V-8, automatic, power
brakes and steering, radio and many other
options; finished in meadow green and match-
ittg interior, Lic, A48712. Was. $2,495.00. Now
$3,29.00
1964 PONTIAC
LAURENTIAN FOUR -DOOR SEDAN -Featur-
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it Danube Blue with matching interior. Lic.
A57332. Was. $2,495.00. Now
$2,295.00
1964 CHEVROLET
SUPER SPORT- 2door'hardtop with V-8 auto-
matic, radio, power brakes and steering, bucket
seats and'' floor console; locally owned and
originally , sold by us. tic. A54822. Danube
blue with matching interior.
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$2,675.00
$1,695.00
Exceptional • good value for this 1962 Bel Air
4 -door sedan with V-8 automatic, radio; owned
by a loce•1 businessman and very well ctired
for. Lic. A55417.
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1964. CORVAIR
MONZA TWO-DOOR.CIUB COUPE -Features
4 -speed transmission, radio, whitewalls, discs,
low mileage; Ail condition. Lk. A53140.
$1,795.00
TRUCKS ARE SOLD BY FRANCHISED
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Sfarfire, 2 -door hardtop, just loaded• with
extras including electric windows and seats,
25,000 original miles. Finished in Azure Aqua
and with white vinyl 'buckets; floor console.
Lic. 254431
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