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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1966-12-22, Page 20'rho G4xitricb, Vii,.Sur.' , Thumlay. D ember_ A2, 1966 41, The`';. jrling trophy from Goderich Elevator and Transit Co. Ltd. ' was won by this rink at Maitland .Country Club skipped by Mrs. Nibby,Baker. From left, Mrs. Ivan McConnell, Mrs. Leonard Bowman, Mrs. Baker (holding trophy) and Mrs. George Robertson. Spfri4e.d Competition Features First Draw Keen and well -spirited com- petition was the feature of the first draw of the season at the Maitland Country Club. Following are the winners .in their respective divisions; Ladies Afternoon Draw 1st -5W plus 20- Donna McGee; Mary Walter, Ardith Brissette, Rat Morris; 2nd` 5W plus 13- Flo Cutt,, . Juli Westbrook, Shelagh Sully, Beth Remington; 3rd- 4W plus 23- Nancy Nephew, Phyl Mc.. Millan, Jean Mathieson, Lois Rowe. Ladies Evening'. Draw lst. 5W plus 23 - Kay Baker?. Fran Worsell, Jean Cook, ~Barb Mc- Cafferty; 2nd - 4W plus 24 -Kay Graf, Janice MacAdam, Ardith Brissette, Gertrude Mueller; 3,. rd- 4W plus 16- Anna Reffling. .haus; Mary F-ilsinger, - kFane- S•chutz, Dot Etue. Goderich Elevator and Transit Trophy; Kay Baker (Skip), Phil McConnell, Eileen Bowman, Ruth Robertson. 3P. M. Draw lst-Kay Baker,, our-tGoa1 Lead down Siftos' Kerr Beefs Officiating Phil McConnell, Eileen Bowman, Ruth Robertson; 2nd. Audrey Tyreman, Bertha McGee, Gwyn Muir, Lois Rowe. Consolation. Grace Sale, Mary Filsinger, Jean Cook, Ruth Ross. 5P.M. ,Draw 1st -Bey Wright,. Helen Farrish, Kay Duncan, Ev Seaman; 2 d -Mary Mc Millan, Helen McD niel, Betty Selinger, Barb McC'erty; Consolation. Kay Graf, MaYtha Rathburn, Jean Asher, Erma Rock. Draw for Door Prize won by Mrs. Bower Farrish. "Man the Provider," thelarg- est single exhibit at Expo 67, will tell the, story of ag%i•oul- -tnrall.scrence.- it will show, hu- man figures pouring . down a ramp at a rate of -two a second —representing new mouths to be fed each day in an expanding world population'. James Richardson &Sons Ltd. 'Serving The Feed Dealers of Western Ontario' PHONE 524-8388, GODERICH. By R, J. Madge Goderich Siftos will' be out for revenge this Friday 'night when .they meet ... the Preston Legionnaires at the Goderich Memorial Arena. Last Saturday the Siftos lost a game to Pres. ton that they feel they should have won. After piling up an impressive 5.1 lead in, the first period, the Siftos ran into a rash of penal• ties that allowed the Legionnlaires ,to ,hack away . at their lead. At the end of two periods the Siftgs `still held 'a 5 -4 lead,' but Preston roared ahead with three unan- swered third period goals to take. the gamefl-5, The game •was a rugged one with a total of 24 penalties being handed out. Both teams seemed to be equal partners in the rough going, but the Siftos picked up twice as many penalties as their opposition, getting 16 of the 24. Manager Harry Kerr, who handled the Siftos in the absence of coach Wayne Horner, who had taken the GDCI curling team to a bonspiel in Sarnia, expressed dissatisfaction with the officiat. ing. "You could see ih the second period that they (the referees) were out, .to get us," said Kerr. "It was the penalties, that did it," he added. The -absence of their' coach and the effects of -a- game the night before may also have been. contributing factors in the loss, but the Siftos' big aim now is to show they can beat Preston here this Friday. The Siftos need some wins badly. The loss left them only three points out of second place, but sixth place Guelph trails the Siftos by only one point. It is shaping up am a real race in the league standings as the second half of the schedule proceeds. In the Siftos' other game last week, they, were forced to settle for a 4.4 draw_ with' the Guelph Junior Regals here last Friday. After going ahead 2.0 in the first period on two goals by Bill Wilkins, the Siftos saw the Regals come back to tie it up as Wooley and Austin scored for the visitors. Nfurray Henderson cored a last. second goal a t 19:59 to put the Siftos back in front. Brian Carroll made it 44 for the locals in the second, but,,. Guelph got one back before the end of the period. The third period was scoreless until, with the Siftos shorthanded and less -than ,four minutes reg, maining, Ray Scapinello picked , up a loose puck in front of the The Booster Club has been sell. Goderich goal. He banged it in ingdchances helpn operate he set t to teamse. to gain the tie for the Regals. p In }the garno against Preston, Brian Carroll scored two goals, while Dennis Lassaline, Bill Wil• kips and Cam Oolquhoun got one apiece for the SiltOs, An added feature of this Friday home game will be a draw for a portable T.V. set. McKiIIop, Cleric Rev. Meno Shatto, pastor of Zion EUB Church, McKillop Township, has written a play, t7 no. The play, he said, shows the connection between the joy of Gentiles at Christmas and the joy of Jews at Chanukah, a fes. •tival celebrated shortly before Christmas... It also points out, he said, that the same spirit is contained in both the New and Old Testa- ments of the Bible. The ecumenical spirit of the ' play, he said, is a trend of the times. Pens- Play Mr. Shatto, who, liyes at Zurich, is also pastor of the EUB Church at Zurich. The play is for a small cast and with music runs' about one. half hour. 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