The Goderich Signal-Star, 1967-12-07, Page 101,ac� Locals
Tuesday Ciasb
rhe GoderichUunior B hockey
dub cceltimet Its downhill skid
* they cropped, their fourth
Straight game: to St. Marys Lin.
o+S 'Tuesday night at fife Gods
' : Wrjett arena..
St. Marys' 42 viotory over
the ,Altos increased their lead
to nine` points' over. them near.
est rival Waterloo, in the six -
team central division of the
ORA Junior B league.
The Siskins 'rest in second
ahead of Kitchener Greenshirts.
The Siftos were bumped out of
third place,' into fourth place,
following their Tuesday ,night
defeat by the Lincolns.
scoreboard midway through
the third period. o
It was 'Ken MacNair, No 8
who finally broke the Lincolns
deadlock .by • scoring at 10:17
He was -assisted by Paquette.
Hank Scott, No 15, sustained
the Siftos' rally when he fired
one past the Lincolns' goalie
at the 13:47 mark, °,Colquhoun,
No 9, assisted on the Siftos'
second and final tally.
McclitUh sewed up the game
fourth goal of the game. at the
15:41 mark, assisted by Bar.
ker.
Chard,. St. Marys defeneernan
and Alan Howes, Godertch
goalie,
The Siftgs are scheduled to
meet Owen Sound. Greys, Fri*
day, night here in their second
home game of the week.
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Coach Jack Evans announced
some changes in the Sifto line•
up would be made prior to Fri.
day night's game with Owen
Sound.
A practice was scheduled for
Wednesday night, December 6,
At this workout, Evans stated,
he would give the S iftos tin
opportunity to skirmish using
the new formations he has plan.
ned.
With 14 points to their credit
the Goderich Junior . B team,
remains ahead of Stratford, in
fifth with 12 points, • and !our
points ahead ,of Owen Sound
Greys, who have 10 points,
Bill McIntosh starred for the
Lincolns as. -he scored all four
St. Marys goals. Be spaced
them, one in each period, to
give St. Marys a -'3-0 lead,
belore the Siftos got on 'the
Bond Drive
Record High
Purchases of Canada Savings
-"Bonds by employees of payroll
establishments in this area pro.
duced the largest tdtal in his.
tory, according to Percy Black.
sham, Owen Sound, payroll
supervisor� for the Bank of Can.
t i�`di'+ 70' p�rn2 lrRgaf.b..
Water Division, takes in the
towns of Durham, Meaford, Col.
lingwood, Hanover, Walkerton,
Wingham, Southampton, Port
Elgin, Kincardine, Goderich,
Markdale, Mount Forest, Har.
riston, Palmerston, Orange.
ville and Owen Sound.
Total purchases amounted to
$1,105,000 which is 122.3 per.
• cent of quota set by the Bank
of Canada. Mr. Blackshaw sta.
ted that this area should rank
second in Ontario • in percent•
age of increase. Thirty.two es.
tablishments exceeded last
year's high totals.
He -gives credit for the re.
sult to the support of manage.
ment during the campaign and
the effort of campaign direc.
tors and canvassers in the var.
ious plants and establishments.
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Only live penalties were as.
sessed throughout the game.
The Saito defencemen, Brian
Hurlock and Jim Gratto, drew
the two minors charged against
Goderich. '
The three stars of Tuesday
nights game were chosen by
Gord Crawford, They were: Me.
Intosh, St. Marys forward; Bow.
rehiel mong these_changes
will be two new face. if the
• third line. Brian Broome and
Brian Sidall, who have seen
only a minimum of action re.
cently, will play the wing pos.
itions opposite centre Jim Bell.
A second move will see Hank
Scott exchanging jobs with Owen
Freeman on; the Colquhoun.
Scott -Freeman line. Scott will
handle the face-off duties in
place of Freeman who will be
shifted 'to right wing, the area
formerly patrolled by Scott.
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Enteain
At Hiuronview
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Sealer citizens froth Gosh
erich went to Clinton on Wed.
nesday and entertained the
Huronview inhabitants • with a
program consisting of solos,
mouth organ selections, violin'
and piano pieces, dancing and
readings. -
Dr. Ross introduced the Club.
A corsage was taken to be pre.
sented to Mrs., Phillips who is
one hundred years. old:` Gifts
were presented to the forty --five
Goderich. residents, and apples
were passed out to all present.
Mrs, Johnston thanked the.
Club for entertaining ther:N he
Clubropes-4t:'
at some later date.
The next meeting will be held
at MacKay Hall, Wednesday,
December 6.4
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CHRISTMAS
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'Theme: "20TH CENTURY TO 1st CENTURY"
COME — BEHOLD THE MAJESTY AND POMP OF THE HERALDIC ERA
— THE QUAINTNESS OF DICKEN'S ENGLAND — THE MODERN BEAT
- AND, THEN, THE BEAUTY THAT COMES AGAIN, FOR EYE AND
HEART, IN BEHOLDING OUR CHRISTMAS STORY.
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Sunday, December 10
TWO PRESENTATIONS - 6:00 P.M. AND 8:00 P.M.
"and shah call his name JESUS"
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(Photo by R.J: Nephew)
Sharon Gayle, Turner, of Stratford, became the bride of Bryan
Alfred King, London, in a recent ceremony in Trinity Anglican
Church, Bayfield. The Rev. E. J. B. Harrison officiated. The
bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. 'Turner, Bayfield,
and the groom is the son of J. C. King, Burlington,
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Name Elaine Schmidt
Brother Percy WhiteGAF
of London, presided *Ming the
nomination and election of of*
fivers, when ` Bepmiller breech
of the Canadians voider at Fork
eaters, held their Novell er
:meeting last week.
Assisting him was Brother.
• Bill, Bennett, a member of the.
Benmi.11er Court Fascination
Lodge, 1901,
Installed as officers for the
coming year were Elaine Selby
midi, president; Isoel• Sturdy,
vice-president; pny.l isG. Fish..
er, recording secretary; Phyla,
Joan MacPhee, chaplain; Rose
1VLary Horner, conductor; Clara
Ann Jewell, warden; Marilyn
Feagan, inner guard; Doreen
Willis, outer guard.
Past president is Phyllis Hare*
rison.y
The lodge's annual charity
donations are again being sent
to the Canadian CancerS,ociety,•,
Huron County Children's Aid
Society, Goderich and District.
Society ' for Retarded Children
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and the Ontario IToapiiai ° ,
It wasannOunce'd that the
Christman party for members <
and their husbalide would be
held at the Foresters' Hall,
Beeal}tiller A eft ,gia`turday, Dec,°
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TO THE AUBURN AREA RATEPAYERS
IN HULLETT TOWNSHIP,
Thankfol re-electing me as your reeve for th1968-69
term.
.HUGH FLYNN
Row*, Mullett Township
LADIES! WE MEAN BUSINESS
OUR STORE IS BRIMMING WITH HUNDREDS OF CHRISTMAS GIFT . •
SUGGESTIONS FOR EVERY MAN
Come In Now and See The Largest Stock "of
SPORT SHIRTS SWEATERS AND TROUSERS IN YEARS
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Just Arrived! 250 Sweaters from Shelby and' Terry Williams
Visit our Sweater Shop downstairs and see over 400 Cardigans, V-neck,
High Crew and Turtle Neck Pullovers. We have opened this department.
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again this Christmas, so we could properly display our large stock. We
have all sizes in• stock and we also carry tall Cardigans. Distinctively
different and vibrant shades too.
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Just Arrived! 550 Sport ,Shirts from Arrow and Currie
We have all sizes in stock, from small to extra large and tails in medium,
large and extras large. Most shirts are Perma-lron. Some are tapered
and some re'ular body. Stripes, checks, plains are predominant. We
have the famous Arrow Globetrotter, pullover knits in Orlon and Wool
and this year they are Perma-Iron.
We have the largest stock of the world famous Golden Arrow Viyella
shirt in both plains and tartans. Over 70 in stock now and in sleeve
lengths from 32 to 35.
list' Arrived! 200 Tro users from Riviera
In stock now. We have all wool, fortrel and wclol slacks in sizes 30
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to 44 in all the newest shades to compliment our sport shirts and
sweaters. Riviera slacks fit.
Arrived! Turtle Neck Polo Shirts by Penmcans
Long sleeve, interlock cotton with the famous Lycra neckband that: won't
stretch out of shape. Eight good shades and just? $3.95.
THESE ARE BUT A FEW OF THE MANY
• HUNDREDS OF ITEMS IN OUR STORE
— ALL ITEMS GIFT BOXED —
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LARRY ALDHAM MENS SHOP
WEST SIDE OF SQUARE -- C6ALL 524-7141
VISIT THE "CAMPUS SHOP"
at the Corner of East St. and Square
STYLISH TRADITIONAL MERCHANDISE
FOR THE YOUNG MAN IN YOUR FAMILY
See Keith Evans and let him help you"
select,a distinctive gift for your young man
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