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What's happening
HARNESS RACING - BY SNOOPY I
Suddenly spring is here! Everyone is jogging and working their
horses so that they will be ready for the summer meet: Even the
trackman put several loads --of screening on the track to make it in
perfect -shape. As time goes by they keep adding more. -
Many horsemen had. problems this week with the water erruption.h,
The east barns were flooded quite badly fora couple days, but with
the help of a few men and Worsell's pump It was cleared away in no
time: '
A' visit to the- Jeffrey barn caused me to find busy Ray getting
Mary Glenford back into shape. Advice on this is obtained from
father Bob and brother Larry.
„N..�," Raceway officials ' are planning a locally sponsored,' nightly;
featured race. Already response has been gratifying:
' Hope to have more to report�.next week!
Snoopy
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Let's....taik minor. hockey
(WITH JACK CUMMINGS)
.---•--. Kee' (lite.-• 11 ,.tars lL two. •....*:Sa turday; they--dropped'-a4-72
games in ""'the Strathroy `M,dor decision to the Strathroy Mites.
Olympics Hockey Tourhametit( Ted Doherty . -. scored both
'last weekend; :� 'Goderich goals.. The first was
1Aue tI C#E,4P.
BECAUSE THESupPLY
ALWAYS CREATEOMAN
THE DEMAND!
JOE'S BP
Service Station
and •
toffee Shopt
411 Huron Rd., Goderich
5246871
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assisted,.by Mike. Hodges and the
other by Donald Elliott and Paul
```Y, ung. -
On -,.,Sunday_ the ::Mites T sere
edged 2-1 by Byron. Mike
Hodges scored the only
Goderich goal on an end to end
rush. The guile was a clo§e one,
as the score indicates, and could
have gone either way. It was
Byron's third 'victory without 'a'
defeat in the tournament.
The Goderich: team's record is
now one win and three losses.
They have three . games'
remaining in ,. the round-robin
style tournament:
..,; ,Today�� -(.,T)�ursday4.,they:� play
undefeated Oakridge- and then
Saturday ,they meet Lambeth.
-The final game `for the Legion
Auxiliary sponsored Mites is on
Sunday, the wind -,up day of the
tournament, when 'they play
„ South-West London.
MITE HOUSE LEAGUE
In a two game total goal series
between Bedford. Hotel -Motel
and Legion' Sailors played March
11 and 12, the. Legion Sailors
won the consolation trophy with
a total of. 6 goals to the Bedford
Hotel -Motels 5 goals.
In' the first game- VRobert
McDonald scored two goals and
Alan Rivett got the other goal
the Legion Sailors.
• 47 Lone"goal scored 'by Bedford
Hotel -Motel was by Phil Brown.
Other gatne Friday night: Phil
Brown scored all four goals as
his team '• Bedford Hotel -Motel
went' on to win. the game 4-3
and .Robert McDonald, scored all
three goals for the Sailors. Both
these boys are future All. -Stars.
Congratulations- . to both
coaches and teams:
DOGS-
DOGS
DOGS
Dog Tags Are Now Available
Male dog, $4.00; spayed
female. (certificate required),
$4.00; female, $20.00, Dogs
are .,not permitted., to Tun at
large within Town limits.
ANIMAL
CONTROL
OFFICER
An Animal Control Officer
has been engaged to enforce
the By-law.
J. Harold Walls, AMCT
Clerk.
Figure. .skuters
complete tests
Membets of the Goderich.
Figure Skating Club attended
Test Day held in Clinton Ma `eli
21" With the following being
successful;'
Preliminary . figures, Karen
Pedersen, Laura Ross; .Dutch
waltz, Linda Vance, Kathy
Fielder; canasta tango, Christine
Weldgen, Heather Fielder and
Laura Ross; 'fourteen „step,
Pamela Cjtaven. A
mon
GQRICH PSVCHIATRIC
HQSPITA_L
SUPER GHIC,ItENS
GODERICH SIGN L.STARt, :THURSDAYi
t•!!" lanes
FRIDAY MIXED LEAGUE
NO STRIKES J. .Rumig,
7.58; J. Schlesingr, 481; D.,
Chambers Gar 641; Gregg,cWhinney, 820; J. Fowler,
Gary,: 575, Points won 2.
George, 498; McDougal, Thelma, METEORS - M. Moore, 707;
518; Moffatt, Judy, 412; S Moore, 800; S. Fowler, 455;
'Phomas, Meryl, 468; Haylow, R. Powell, 609; G. Powell; 503;
Dave, 578. Points Won 2:
D. "McPhee,' 562. Points won- 5-4 -
ALLEY 'DUSTERS - Gregg, THE MARIN S - J.
Vera, 485; H,aytow, Velma, 627; Genunitl, 536; R:: Genital, 752;
Harrison, thin, 596; Hutchinson,
M. Fester, 47$; F. Fester, 829,
Chris, 5.2; Kelly; Marie; 401;
Timms, Judy, 554. Points Won Fo:ints'w`on 7.
5. INSPIRATIONS* A, Chase,
•THE ,,GfANT. KILLERS' 536; Y. Chase,, 552; D. Carrick,
Ii �:erry.; 565; D0,dds; Dave,
615;, M. Qarrick,:: 515;,' 'Doe-
417, Thomas; n}iyr;'o3Fomts „�1�t �SB�; .JIsQee;.:fs•
Won 0. ��
THE:D.T.'S - Brindley, olive,
447;; Dodds, Made, 338;
Harrison, Marlene, 687; `Kelly,
Bruce, 627; Machon, Keith, 5'16; y
Machon, Bryce, 422. Paints Won
7.
. ARESOULS - Chambers,
Lynda, 520; Chisholm, Lynda,
438; Crane, Barry, 444; Mair,
Mary, ,'181; Timms, „Mel, 512;
Senior, Jeanne, 325. Points Won
7. S.IFTO SALT,MINE 4
MOD SQUAD .- Harris, Cris, MACHANEERS -7-Kei,th
517; Moffatt, Tom, 437; Picot, Machan, 663; Ken MacCuspy,
Shirley, 347. 530; Glen MacOuspy, 700; Vic
Pagon, 489; Art Hoyz 568; Ken
Alcock, 494.
TOPPERS - John Miller, 493;
Danny Burbine, 671; Phil "
Bissett, 370; Ken Sowerby, 571;
Don McAdam, -616; Bill Lea,
584.
TARTANS - Glen Goodrich,
548; Harold Leddy, 589; Frank
Tyerman, 595; Francis Huber,
556.
SUPER SL•'UGS - Bob
Durnin,, 365; Dave Powell, 640;
Ray Haggitt, 504; Eric Miller,
547B. Lin'klater, �_
GOOD GUYS - Dou8' Beaver,
757; Gerry Risene, 484; George
Low, 595; Cliff Brown, 497;
George' Warner, 667; Harold
ook 392.
PEATERS - Marcel
Richard, 671; Chuck
Montgomery, , 726; Bill Reid,
639; Gord Powell, 556;' Andy
Smith, 671; Bob Daer, 625.
Points won -
'TEMPTATIONS - E.
Patterson, . 531"; R. Patterson,
530; J. 'Preszcator, 501; , H.
Preszcator, ' 490; 0. Brindley,
'431; R. Fougere, 452. Points --
won 3'.
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HONEST INJUNS -T Kay
Glen, 529';' H. Glen,- 548' N.
Collier, 453; P. Collier, 429; I.
Riehl, 460. Points won 4.
LADIES THURS. NIGHT
SOCIAL
SALTIE,a L. Pitre, 630; •F..
Sowerby, 463; 'A. Beattie, 611;
Er, Reid,'A-86; :B Es 497; M.
Montgomery, 526. Points Won
5.
HAPPY, HUSTLERS -M J.
Plunkett, 600; ,F. McClinchey,
522; E. Haggitt,,459; Ev Haggitt,
595; P. McClinchey, 404; J.
Good, 638. Points Won 2.
COUNTRY COUSINS - P.
Rodger,:354; .J.' Rodgers- X80; B. -
Helesic,. 587;, L. McClinchey,
511; : B. _Andrews, 385; J.
Maclnnes, 576. Points Won 2.
HURRICANES• - M.
Robinson, 473; D, Willis,, 425;
R. Allin, 433; M. Fisher, 408; P.
Fisher, ..456; D. Sowerby, 448,
Points Won 5.
HIPPY HOUSEWIVES - C.-
Daer, 586; L. M. Chamney, 561;
L. Milian, 463; Ade Boer, 375;
J. Glousher, ,508; J. Lassalin'e,
392. Points Won 7. ,
SURE BETS - 'P. McArthur,
437; L. Dwinnell, 381; B..
Chapman, 676; B. Streeter, 673;
P. Chisholm, 445.
GREENHORNS - D.'
Duncan, 619; D. McConnell,
459; F. Sheardo.wn.,._ 585; S.
;Sm.ith, . 575; S. Graham, ,422;-,
_JMONDAY NIGHT
LAD lES`SOGI
BEGINNER'S .Ilene Sill'
667; Isabel Riehl, 442; Sibyl
• Riehl, '559; Diane. Bowra, 462;
Gayle Masse, 66'4:; , Marion
Leddy, 473. Points won 7.
ILA'S PREMIUMS - Ett
Bradley, 583; -Kitty Smith, 423;
Ila Williams, 5060 „Marion
Rose Sheardown 313. Points u'• Beacom,_514;Marilyp Bannister,
Won 0. 656; Lois Wilson, 311; Point's'
KINETTES - E. Gardiner, won 0. •
..629; F.. Cummings, 512; B. THE TIPPIES - Nancy
Greenwood, 523; .Mary, Erb, '524; Merle St.anberry, 530;
Whetstone, 569;-M: L. Mellick, Diane Armstrong, 422; Janice
547; J.. Bannister,' 557; 'M" Walterbeek, 439; Susan. Graves, rn
260; Jean Witmer, 503; Rosie ' Glen, 454; Barb Crawford, 566;
Yeoman, 486. Points ;Won 7. - Abdon, 463. Points ,won 2. Nancy Evoy, 428. Points won 0.
THURSDAY MEN'S
HI-JACKERS - 'Barb Doak,
540; Marj Miller 556; Doreen FORESTERS RURAL•
MOD SQUAD - A. Sanders, DARN ,FOOLS -Rising,
isin
676; T. Willis, 622; D. Abbott, Cooper; 417; Mary •Sherrattr_ Bobb g
These pre some of the Squirt House League Chiainpions and
runners-up with the men who presented their trophies. Pl tured
here' are (back teff to right) Warren Moland who presented the
Legion members' trophy to the consolation winners, the Legioh
crew; Ricky Leddy, assistant captain of the runner-up Legion
team; Neil Shaw, , who presented the' Legion past presidents'
trophy; Mike Pitre, assistant captain for the champion Mills
Motors team; and Howard Carroll who presented the award for
the most improved goal tender; (front, left to right) Ricky.
Stoddart, captain of the Legion team who received' the
Consolation, trophy; Brian Argyle, assittant captain of the
Legion .team; Erwin Schneider, assistant captain of the Mills
Motors team; Brian Reed, .Mills Motors team 'captain who
received the trophy on behalf' of his team; and Dave Bedour,
Mills Motors team goalie who was also the most improved goalie
in the SquirtHouseLeague. (staff photo)
Winne of. the Mixed Finals at .the Maitland' Golf and 'Country
Ciub were declared last friday. They are (left to right 'Ivan
Rivett,,, Dorothy Worgan, Jim Hawkins and Eileen Bowman.
- 492; D: Spitzig, 570; J. Abbott, 362; `.Elaine Worsell, 461. Points ;586; Rose Rising, 511; Rob
won 5. Jewell, ' 501; Enid Jewell; 336;•
661. Points -Won 2. REVIVALS - Bev Doll, 443; Jack Graham, 541; Dawn
TORNADOS = J. Duckworth, Bonita Hedefine, 417•; Audrey Sowerby; 493. Points woln. 2.
701; B', Henderson,- 633; S. Brindley, 676; Merle Parsonage, HOPEJF`ULLS - Charlie' Orr;
Powell, 597 F. Fisher, 688; A. 579; -Bev Orr, 591; Alf Etzler,
Moore, 747. Points Won 5. 453; Barb O'Brian, 471 • Dianne. .
McPhee,,.536. Points won 5. 542; Eva Etzler, 413; Jim Fisher;
LOSERS - F. Pottle, 645; J, 500; Helen Fisher, 492. Points
Rivett, 751; T. Profit,, 657; I. w MOD'SQUAD - Mona Davis, wore 5,
Daily, 616; I : Rumi'g, 683. 665;. Gladys' Nicholson, 487; • SPOTTERS -Jim Harrison,
Points Won 7. Ann Anderson, 564; Jean
632; Marlene Harrison, 452; Eric
HAWKS - B. Mills, 677 R. Pinder 412; Mary Rivett, 487. - Moore, 548; Bernice Moore;
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Mller, 561; H. Kerr, 769; J. Points won 2.
COME BACKS - Marj Moore,
712; Ruth Fourgere, 505; Faye
Sheardown; 593; Doe. Queen,
629 Rita Powell, 662; Rose S:,
481. Points won 7. -
PUSH' BUTTONS - Ruth
McWhinney,679; D.'
McWhinney, 664; B. Daer, '550!
TIGERS - T. Million, 534; P.
Clements,' 474; D. . McDougal,
P 449; D. • Pfeifer, 569; C. Milley,
740. Points Won 2. -
. SPROULE SHOES - D.
Fritzley, 653; D. ' Doli, 702; J.
Mackay, 640; I Bedard, 607.
Points Won 5.
ROYAL BANK
- APPOINTMENT
GE -TA -WAY WEEKEN D.
IN i"ORONTO
Get away from it all. Come to the Lord Simcoe, close -
to shin ig, theatres and entertainment.
Special price$54.90per couple includes
Pre-
501; Ed Linner, 55'4; Audrey
Linner, 447. ljoints won 7. ,
OOUNTRY ,'.FOLK Geo.
Robinson, 630. Flo Robinson,
4$'2 Torn
Moore,, 497;, 'B'etty
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SUEDE
Young Canada
, Continuedfrom Page F.
Mildmay 6, Brussels 1; Nobleton
7, Paisley 3. .
C, Series "Kincardine 7, New
Haniburg 1; Clinton 5, Watford
2; . ' Wiarton 3, .Tavistock 2;
Southampton 5, Lucan ' u3;
Kincardine 5, Clinton 4;„
Southampton 4', Wiarton 1;
Dorchester 4, Lucknow 3;
, Forest 6, -Milverton 0; Norwich
9, Seaforth 3; Glencoe ~ 2,
Palmerston 0; Forest , 2,
Dorchester °•1; Glencoe" 2,
Norwich 0; Dresden 5, Port
Elgin 2.
B Series: Delhi 4, Hanover 2;.
'Goderich • 4, Til'isonburg 3
(overtime); Goderich 3, Delhi 2 ,
Runners-up were Joanne Old George Muck and Ed and •Ardyth.
Brissette;: --Bob -L-egg 'photo
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(overtime); Elmira 3, Strathroy
2 (overtime); Ingersol . 4.
Walkerton 3; Hespeler 6, Aylmer
0;'Exeter 8, Grimsby 1. "
Other member's of . the
Goderich Lions, Club Young
Canada' Week' Committee. are
Herb Murphy, Nip- Whetstone,
Bill Leeson, Ed Jessop, Red
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Wilkinson, Bob Alieks, Bill
_Alcock, Alvin McGee, Wally.
Millet', Tim Elliott, ' Jack
Hotchkiss, John -Sully Jr ,:Paul
'Schutz. and Stan Paquette.
The billeting Committee is
Clark Chisholm, Jack
MacKenzie, Bill Clifford and
Ken Anderson,. '
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pleased to announce the
appointment of Mr. J. H. C. Bird
as 'manager of their Goderich,'
Otifirio branch.M' Bird is
replacing Mr. N. S. -McIntyre
who has been, transferred to
Sault Ste. Marie, Queen & Bruce,
Ontario branch. .
Mr. Bird, a native of
Beaverdale, Saskatchewan,
joined the bank in Melville,
Saskatchewan in 1950 and has
since held positions in Indian
}lead, Rosetown and Eyebkow,
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