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The Goderich Figure. Skating Club .members are workinghard best yet put on by the
these days preparing for the up -coming carnival..to be held at the' the junior section this
rena on February 27 and 28, Skaters are working out each Week number by the seniors
n their numbers .for the show which is expected to be one of the
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uBob McCrabb gives' a few' to Panic"• a Russian.'numbber and "Inca Paradise." Vofunteers.have
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members of the Goderich Figure Skating Club who are getting been working hard for, the past'few weeks preparingthe costumes ,„
ready.for" the Ice Carnival to be held February, „,27 and 28 at the andin order to save money on butto Manfried ° Dieroff is at
arena: Some of the :numbers that° Will be seen are "Freeway- present making 244 buttons from broomsticks. - staffphoto.. .
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Let's talk minor hockey'
° -BY JACK CUMMINGS
Since it's late in the season we
are not • rintin; the schedules of
all the games for the All.Star
teams and -House League teams.
There are only- a few remaining
games " left in ' the'
League schedule: Four of the.
Goderich All Star teams- are
leading in their : respective
divisions
.NOVICE
ALL-STARS
On Sunday, January 25 at
5.30 at the. Goderich Arena,- the
All Stars play against .Seafortli.
If you want to see hockey, action
''''"°'°' °°°at its best, be sure to attend
the coach, Don Elliott has one .
Of' the best,,Novice teams to be
seen in the past few years.
On. Saturday, January 17, the
All Stars defeated 4the
hard -checking. Hensall team.
-Goderich went ahead 4-0 in
the first period. with goals scored
by Jeff_ Harrison, Tom Sager,
Danny lyiikinson n 'and Gary
Peters. ,
In the second period Goderich
-added two more goals by Billy
. Gauley and Tom Sager's second
goal' of the night..
Hensall started to . play
hockey and scored- four goals in
the third period. Final Score -= 6
to'4'tor Goderich.
NOVICE HOUSE LEAGUE
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Saturday, -J
, Motors shut out
Chicken team 2-
axui.ar-y-=-12- _ . Mills
Kentucky Fried'
O. Earl Raeburn
ss were .. the
Mills and- Carl
and. Ian ...Ru
goal -getters` for
Gwynne carne up with -a
shut out, .`
In the second .game of the
schedule Gardiner' -s Dairy and
o • eric ec nc playelc to 1-1
tie, Rick Leddy and Mike
Bradley got the goals.
--at-the coaches =or convene
would drop in the results to ni
office next week I hope to give..
you. the standings and top goal
scores. .
Starting -on January 24- is
Goderich Minor Hockey Week.Be
sure to help by corning outto
see your son play.
MITE HOUSE LEAGUE
` Al•
our teams in this league
-are well balanced and the
coaches and,_ , convener 'Keith
Trail' have done an -excellent job:
:m
Saturdayorr(ing Jan. 17, the
Sailors and Fivers Waved a
scoreless game \poth goaltenders,
GerryLGainer''and...Jim Wilkin,
cam a up with shut -outs: -
In, the other game'MacDoriald
Marine -lost to Goderich -Electric
4 to 3. Goal scorers were Kevin
Trail, ,Shawn Trail and Doug
. Cruickshank for -MacDonald
Marine and for Goderich
Electric, Scott McIntyre had two
goals with singles going to Bruce.
Melick and,Duanne Elliott.
PEE WEE ALL STARS
Goderich ,Pee Wee All Stars
recent winners in a tour4inent
held by the Canadian Legion in's
Kincardine, travel to St. Mary
on Januaij 31 for the, Grand
'Championships. We hope the
coach Don Fritzley and manager
George Hudson " can come up
-with -ano thertourn am ent : win_
In a regular scheduled
VTA A game'�Ias;g'aturday,
Hetrsall Pee Wees took the lead
in the first period on a goal .by
Mike -Veal. is a un
final period when Mike
Cummings tied it Up. Final Score
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to thank the sponsors who
donated new sweaters for the
bantams =• They are Denomme
Flower Shop, McGee's Pontiac,
i e o crit ltc Yi'errd-$car Hoibt
Real Estate.
Scorers were McGees 4 Don
PEE WEE HOUSE Holst 2; Ron' Sowerby - 3, Jim
LEAG,UE�STANDINGS Willis-- 1 for McGees and Larry
Lamont - one Brent Boak - 1
for Holst. ;
In Pee Wee House League
standfl gs, after five games;
MacDonald- Marine` leads with
three wins, no losses, two ties
for • eight.. points; . Goderic"h
Motors is -second With -one win;
one 'loss, three record , for five.
points; Baird Motors; next with
-no wins, _one - loss and four ties
for four points -and Schaeffers-
with zero win,s, two losses, three
for three point's. 4- i •
We have not received ,to date
any reports from the coaches
regarding -the goal scores etc; this
wlxd be -appreciated if an extra
cop of, the game is given :to the
convener, - Walter Paltrier so he
can make sure the information
gets into the paper. ,
MIDGET ALL STARS
The Goderich, Midgets lost to
Mitchell :4-2 Sunday at the
Goderich Arena. 1
BANTAM HOUSE LEAGUE
Four teams °are in this town
league which. play every Monday,,,:
night starting at 7 o'clock. Since
there is only -six more, games-
_rmainirig- in the scheduler
convener, Doug . Cruickshank
advises the playoffs will be a
round-robin affair. •'The players
along.. with the Goderich Minor
Hockey Associatn would like
Goderich . Elevator • 5 with
goals: by .. Al Hardy,. (2)- Steve'
Williams (1) and Mike Palmer,
(2); Denomme M"fowers 3 , fpr
Kevin Meriam. (1) Earl LeBlanc
(1) and Phil Petrie
BANTAM ALL STARS.
The Bantams have won 'their
r last four games` and on Saturday
°nighttrounced" Hensall
16-0.
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HIGH 'AND LOW ,-- ALL, LINES
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.,JHE E BOSS IS AWAY BUT
- The . SALE CONTINUES
We Can Gilt Prices Still
Further As Long As We Keep Selling
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HOCKEY NOTES
.O,M.H.A. ,Playoffs will be
starting ._ ,shpiktly; Pee Wee's,
Midget's and Bantams will be
playing against Port Huron..^
Orangeville,.,,.,will be here to
play- the Juveniles. Dates
announced later.
later.
The Goderich Su_ pportors
Club have now made plans to
have the Mothers, and Fathers
play a hockey game - .during
Minor Hockey Week, also with
the "datko be- announced. "°
SPROULE
SALE
CONTINUES
DONNYBROOK_
New officers installed -at UCW meeting
The,, January meeting of the -
U.C.`W`." was held. Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Stuart Chamney w„„ith .a good -
aUe-ndance
Mrs. Wesley Jefferson , had
charge„, of . _the meeting and
Hi C s meet
On -Sunday evening January
18, 'the Donnybrook Hi C's met
in the 'basement of the church. ,�
=T --The meeting was opened with
the call to worship by Linda
Snowden. The Scripture was
tad by Marion Armstrong: =-A---.
hymn "Do Lord” was sung. The
`offering was received, =Donna___.
-Chamney read the prayer. `
Barbara Chamney gave the •
secretary's report. ,Susan
Thompson gave the treasurer's_
report.
A discussion was . held on;
"Generatton ,., Gaps'. • Happy
Birthday ' was sung for ,Donna
Chamney.
-'Next meeting will be
February 8.. Hi C president is-
Linda Snowden&; • secretary-
Barbara -Cham ney , aril
treasurer--Suan Thompson.
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opened with the, hymn 0 God,
Our Help in Ages Past" and then • -
led in prayer. • ` -
Mrs. Hilliard Jefferson read
the Scripture lesson, Colossians
chap. ` 3, verses 1-16. Another
hymn was sung and Mrs.
Margaret Leddy gave the topic
"Better- Impulses".
After singing "Take Time to
be Holy'', Pastor A. Fry
installed the new officers which
are as follows: president -Mrs.
William Hardy; 1st vice
president -Mrs. Ray*Hanna; 2nd
vice president -Mrs. Wesley --
"Te 'f~ Ler"son; secretar"y-
treasurer-Mrs. Stuart Chamney; -
correspondence secretary -Mrs.`
Ernest Snowden; press
secretary -Mrs. Charles
Je"fferson; stewardship
secretary -Mrs. John Hildebrand;
supply secretary -'Mrs. Morley
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Johnston; flower secretary --Mrs..
Sam Thompson; citizenship
secretary -Mrs. Murray, Wilson;
program-Mrs.Edward'
Robinson; pianists. Mrs. Hilliard
Jefferson, Mrs. Charles -
Jefferson; christi'an
education -Mrs. Tom
Armstrong; official board -Mrs.
Hilliard Jefferson; board of
stewards -Mrs. ' Edward
R.o b i n son; manse
committee -=Mrs. Ernest
Snowden. • . ,
Mrs. William° Hardy, the new --
president, took charge. of the.
business 'and _Mrs. Stuart
Chamney read the minutes of
the previous
Rotl call was answered by "A
New Year's Resolution". -Mrs.
Hardy thanked everyone for the
box of gifts she received While in
Victoria Hospital. Letters were.
read Y from. Mrs.' - Roberts -
Margaret Roberts of Costa Rico
and John Hildebrand's si"ste"rl"-
from Honduras. •
Moved Mrs. Wesley
Jefferson seconded by Mrs. John
Hildebrand to give ' the supply
secretary $15.
Roll call for.Februay is -each -
one bring something for, a
layette.- - '
The annual-'- meeting•• . for,
Huron -Perth Presbyterial -is, to be
held in Clinton January 29.
Mrs. Hilliard Jefferson read a'
poem "A New Year Prayer".
"Come, let us ,join our cheerful
songs" was -sung- and Pastor A.
----"-- ifs' a Yn eeting with the
benediction.
Lunch ' was served by the
hostess- assisted- by Mrs. Edward -
Robinson and Mrs. Torii
Armstrong. .
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Miss Barbara Aitchison of St.
Helens'spent last weekend . with
Miss Jane Thompson. '
Miss Mak Jefferson of
. London spenhe weekend with
her parents•:Mr. -and Mrs. Hilliard
Jefferson and family.
Miss - Diane Chamney of
•Stratford spent the weekend
with her parents 191r.• and Mrs.
Stuart Chamney and family; Mr.
Wijljazn_ Webste_of .St. Helens
visited Thursday at the same
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Campbell----
of London visited Sunday at her
home here and with her father
Charles Jefferson in Wingham '
and District Hospital.
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