The Goderich Signal-Star, 1970-02-26, Page 2GOEI C SIQNAt STAR,,,THURSDAY, RY'•26,1970
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BX ,LACK CUMMINGS'•
The Winter Carnival Hard
Times, dance • which was
sponsored by ' the Supporters
%iib was a success. Tom
Thompson would like to thank
• Who helped make the event.
s�iiccsful and special ,thanks
-goes to. Colonel Saunders (Vic
Pope) as he donated extra.
chie:ken . Snak •Paks which I
,understand viern finger lickin' '
•good as some of the }•guests ate
more' than their share.
Don F- forget " March 3,
Tuesday'. at 8 o'clock the
Goderich Minor Hockey
Association will hold its election
of officers. All positions open so
be sure to attend. This may be
your , chance to help minor
hockey. We need your support.
MITE:HOUSE LEAGUE.
In the Mite playoffs
MacDonald Marine and Legion
Sailors played to a 1-1 tie on
Saturday morning, February 21.
Goal scorers were Robert
McDonald for Legion Sailors and
Don `Elliot for . _ MacDonald
Marine.
In the other game Goderich
Electric won their- second
Victoria and Grey
Goderich Manager
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straight game 3-0 against Legion
Goderich Motors goal scorers
Flyers. Tom Pincher, opened the 'were Ken Stughan and ' Paul
scoring and Mark Rowe finished , McKay. -
it scoring in the third period for
Goderich Electric.
LEGION SQUIRT
ALL STARS .44
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In an exhibition game played
Sunday during the Carriiiial •
Week, the Blyth All Stars held
Goderich to a••2.2 tie.
Don Elliot, the,, coach, was •
very pleased with his boys who
now go into the OMHA playoffs
against Strathroy.
Goal' scorers for Blyth were
Bren Bramley and Ronnie
irkconnell and
eritm got Goderich
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goal
SQUIRT HOUSE LEAGUE,,
Kentucky _Fried Chicken won
a close game against Goderich
Electric, 2-1. Goderich Electric
opened the scoring on a first
period goal by Torn Doherty.
Kentucky Fried Chicken won
the game in the third period on
goals by Tony Widden and Don
Russ.
In the other gtline Mills'
Motors and Gardiner's Dairy
played tie game, 2-2: Goal
getters were Fred Jewell with
two goals for Gardiner's and for
Mills Motors, Leroy Meriam and
• Randy Lamb. - '
LEALAND B. HILL
MOUNT CLEMENS
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Mount•:--elemehs—•were --our
hosts on Saturday' evening and
won, all 5 games; it goes to show
us that these teams from the
,States are improving.
Gardiner's Dairy lost a close
game,. 4-3. ;. Kentucky" Fried
Chicken were shut -out 4-0.
Goderich Electric" were defeated
6-0. Mills Motors lost 5-0.
In . the final game-Lthe Squirt
All Stars lost 2-1. It is . hoped
that this will bewail annual,event
as the coaches -,and -.team
representatives. from Mount
Clemens_ stated they have never
seen such good".-_ refereeing• as
what they had Saturday, night
and were very pleased with the
hospitality 'they got. A lot ,of,
thailks should go to Howard
Carroll.
PEE WEE
Mr. R. R. Merifield, vice HOUSE LEAGUE
president -and general manager of
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Victoria and Grey Trust,
Company, ' is.. -pleased to
announce the rn'appointment - of
Mr. Lealand B. Hill to the post
of manager of the Goderich
ro Branch.
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Mr° Hill succeeds Mr. William
Wh. G. Curry who has „ been
transferred to Whitby. 0.
Mr. Hill was formerly Trust
Officer"' of the Stratford Branch,
of the company' specializing in -
Estates.
He is married and he and his
wife have two children. They
reside -in tiddericl
Playoffs are ndw underway
and iii the first game MacDonald
Marine, won 6=4, with Brian
Meriam getting the hat trick and STO N EY B R OO K
Greg Beacon getting two goals
and a, single gdal by Ken Kelly Conklin Lumber 4,
'for the winners. ' Stoneybrook 3.
LION'S PEE WEE •
ALL STARS
Saturday mornings in
Strathroy the Lion's Pee Wee All
Stars played Stoneybrook in the
second game or the series and
won 4-3.
Sunday afternoon at the
Goderich arena in the third
game, Stoneybrook came from
behind to win the. series with a
5-4 victory.
Don Fritzley, the 'coach fpr
Goderich, said the team all
played exceptionally well, and
with a little luck and better
refereeing by the visiting ref.
they should have won.,
Gerry Fritzley played an
outstanding game in the nets for
Goderich.
BANTAM, HOUSE LEAGUE •
In the first round of the
-Bantam playoffs, ,Denomme
Flowers upset Goderich
Elevators and Don Hoist Real
Estate won a close game against
McGee G:'M. Parts,'
On Monday, February 23 in
the second game, of the series,
Goderich__ Elevators and
Denomme Flowers played to a
3-3 draw. Al Hardy had two
gc als for Goderich Elevators and
Wayne Ladd 'scored the other.
Denomme Flowers gbal scorers
were Kevin Meriam with two
and a single by Bill Warr,
• Ikon Hoist Real Estate won
their isecond game 4-2. Ian
McAdam had two goals and
singles"coming from Bill. Whitely
and Brent. Book. Ron Sowerby
scored both goals for the losers,
McGee G.M. Parts.' '
• . BANTAM BALL STARS
Bantam -All Stars . lost the
"series 2=0 asStoneybrook
'defeated Goderich 7-0 in the'
- second game of the O.M.H.A.
„playoffs.
They have now entered into .a,
Bantam} Tournament this
weekend in Clinton and have. a
couple of games still remaining
in _ •the W:O.A.A. schedule to
play -
God'erich • Minor Hockey
Association . has been very
fortunate -- to obtain a new
sponsor • for the Bantam All
Stars._ _,Next year they, will be
carrying the 'colors of , the
Goderich Rotary Club. ,L
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GDCI: bskethaI1 teams win again
The GDC1 girls' Senior and ' FolrNli'lverton
' Blaine
Junior basketball teams were. Schweitzer had four points,
both victorious in,gahies with while Mary, Steckiey, Penny
"Milverton played here last week. I3ropp and Karen Bast each. got
• The Juniors piled up a 394 one point.
win, for their ninth straight The Senior girls boosted their
victory without a defeat in record to six wins against:, three
league ' play. A total of nine losses "by beating Milverton
three, Barb Strathern; Bonnie •
Kuepfer and I3arb . Selina with
two, and Jean Kuepfer with one,
Next action for the girls is
today (Thursday)" here against
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Stratford Central., The boys'
teams, which were not scheduled
to play last week, return • to
league action when they visit
Stratford today.. The game is a
big, one 'for the Senior Vikings,_
as they go into, it trailing
Stratford by two points in the
battle for second place ..inu league
standings.
GDCI C ling Teanrplaces'fOurth
players shared in Fie scoring Voir . 30.13. •
Goderich; Sue Duckworth was Peggy Stoddart wasthe big HuronPrth pIayoffs
On Friday, February 13, the ,.' Sheardown, Marlene Connelly
G.D.C.I, boys' and girls' curling &rid` Nhricy Ginn, arethe leadings
teams . travelled to Listowel,.� • o' , skips of :the eight teams
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represent our school in the participating. The remaining
HURON -PERTH playoffs: The- fourwill be breaking their backs
boys' team,, Skip Bill Cutt, attempting to take the lead
Pena Vidler, an Linda Gerber with
Ian Harper, .2nd — Jerry.' positions ` in the upcoming
weeks.
. Because o the overflow of
new curlers
high scorer • with 15 'points, gun for Goderich; hooping 16
followed by Gaye Mero With points. Gail -Fisher, Linda
seven, Mary Wind') With four Faulkner and ,'Carot McEwan
and Gail Fritzley ,with three.. each had four points, while'Ruth
Getting • two points. each 'tor Melady and`Jen. Cook added one
Goderich were' -Sue Godfrey, • apiece. •
Tanya Palmer, Barb.. Miller, Pat.Milverton scorers were Mary
Duckworth and:Pen England d L' d G b
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'Conference to focus on
JUVENILES BEAT
Baird Motors got two goals
from Steve Palmer and singles by
Leonard Kolkman • and Wayne
Miller.
In the second series Schaeffer
White Dots came 'up with a win,
3-2 against Goderich Motors.
Wayne Jones scored two goals
for the winners -and Tim •
Robinson got the other.
Barky Contrasts
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In the second game. of
O.M.H°A. the Conklin Lumber
'Juveniles All Stars tied up the
series 1-1. The final game, is
being played this Sunday in.
Strathroy, ' but' this could be
changed -depending on '. the
outcome. of the protest which is
,being lodged. 'by Stoneybrook.
G rd' Walters informed me that
they are also 'protesting as they
, needed police protection for the'
lasttand want the third game on
neutral . ice, and neutral referees.
• Wayne Draper, Bill Wedlock,
Tom - Crawford and Wayne
'thtmig were the goal scorers 'tor
Goderich. By the way, this is the
only team left' in the O.M.H.A.
playoffs ,,and ' the team needs
your support if the .final game is
intrathroy. •
community school concept
The Lake. Huron Zone of ,the
Ontario Municipal Recreation
Association plans.to conduct its
annual - conference this year on
the community, School Concept.
The conference will be held' at
the John Diefenbaker Secondary
School in Hanover on the
afternoon of March 14, for
educators, recreationalists, and
persons interested in learning
more about how schools might
�'be used as community centres.
HOCK4Y NOTESV
We -are again approaching the
.Lion's Young. Canada Week and
the .Lion's president advises -'they
need your support.
Accommodations— are required,_
therefore, please get in contact
with .Iden Dunn, Herb Murphy,
Jack MacKenzie or any Lion •
Four-,county
region-al - plans
to be outlined_
in near future
Proposed • regional.
development plans . for the
• four -county area . of Huron,.
,,,Perth, Waterloo and Wellington
will be outlined in a final report.
which is expected to be.ready by
June 30, it a was learned this
Week.
'Milton - Phillips, general -
manager . df the • Midwestern
Ontario Regional Development
Council, said a . regional
development plan 'would be
ready for review by March 31
and the final report°is. scheduled
for June' 30 after local zone.
committees ` have - had an
opportunity to study it.
`'Mr. Phillips emphasized that
he ,was talking. about regional'
development and, not regional'
government;:.:
The development association
is planning three seminars this
The idea of
School . is not a
its roots in the
house ' where
the Community
new one. It has
little -red school
people came
together to solve their problems, Vice — Shelley Lipner,
,
to learn and enjoy wholesomeGinn, ,-
recreation. The school then'.. second -= Gail Fisher and Lead —
served as the focal -point . o f the Lori Ginn, finished in a secure
second place with 23 points
• community.
• It expands the role of the " behind Exeter's 281/2 points. The
traditional school from a formal ° girls lost their first game against
learning centre primarily for the ` Wingham by one point` but
' Durst,, and 'Lead -- Jim
McConnell, placed , fourth with
221/2 points behind Wingharn
(25'/2), Exeter ,. t(25'/2), and
Mitchell (231/2). Their first game
against Wingham ended in a 9-9
tie which resulted in a cut down
in points. A 15-0 win over
Listowel gave them A boost but
unfortunately they dropped a
closegame to Stratford (8-5).
Our girls team, Skip - Nancy
every young, to a community defeated Listowel 15-0 an
• human development centre a h
Milverton 10=.1 in the next two'
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summer, one each for Waterloo ,
and Wellington counties, and a
j.oi.nt. i-Iuron-Perth session.
Sailing 'Club
will' .sponsor
film. shO,w
and information
'night
The •revently formed Blue
Water Sailing Club will hold a
special film . show and
information night on sailing this
Friday in the Audio-visual room.
at Goderich District Collegiate
Institute. °
The public is cordially invited
to attend and hear something
about the pleasures _of sailin •
and of the plans of the lora.
club.
Two films will be shown and
a number of.color slides to give
something of an insight into
various types of crafts and the
waters'in which they sail.
_: The show: is scheduled to
start at 8:15 p.m. and any
persons interested_ in sailing or
water activities are invited to
Attend:. There is no charge..
member today. , ° •
Written application for seasonal dockage at
serving all • segments of ' the games. T is team will represent
population. It provides a wide WOSSA to be held in London at
variety of educational activities the Ivanhoe Friday and.
from vocational training to Saturday, March 6 and 7. •
'fun -filled recreational activities With .the Saturday _League
based on the' cornet' needs of
-curling well under way the
people at any age level. ° standings are beginning to take
The theme of this conference . shape. Gerry Durst, Sam
Goderich and Huron -Perth in
shall be "The Community
School. Concept ,and its
Application in• Rural and Small
Urban Commuaities." Included
in the list .of Resource Personnel
to participate in this conference
-are• the following: J.
Bird -president of the Lake
Huron Zone of the 'Ontario
Municipal Recreation
Association; N. Carter—recrea-
tion director, Lake Huron- Zone
Recreation Directors
• Association; C. Christie—first
vice-president; _ Ontario
Municipal Recreatjon Assoc.: I.
Hill—principal of ` t e
Holland -Chatsworth, !S hool: ;iP.
'McGarrity—consul ant Y nth
and Recreation; .On brio
Departmentl of du atio ,, W.
Rae—casual; co 'isjItnt, outh
and Recreatio-n, ntario
Department of Educate ; Mrs. °
G., Robinson—chairmal Grey
County Board, of duc: ion; R.
Secord-director= o th Youth
and `Recreation B ancj of the
Ontario - Dep rtm' t of
Education; F. 'St i nacher-
principal, Alexandra Crl munity
School.
LOOK
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CHRISTMAS
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will be:received by the Harbour. Committee of.Goderich Town Council
at 57 West St., -Goderich
Because of Current congestion, seasonal dockage can be allotted only to
presidents or taxpayers' in Huron County. Only one boat Tor seasonal
g .dockage_ per family is permitted;.
Applications must include type of boat and*length overall and will be
tr reviewed before the firstlaurlching date in April.
,HARBOUR COMMITTEE
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the club only
having four sheets of ace' this
year, a new, Friday league has
been started. This second league •
enabies'.the • new,curlers to learn
the game,`While playing against`e°
Other 'curlers of equal experience
and gives the more experienced
curlers playing the Skip and Vice
positions, more ice time • for
practice.,
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