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Bedford. Hotel . 2.0.. Scoring for goal for the Legion Auxiliary, the winners were Pour, Legere Flyers was J.ohrr, Alexander.. • and Kevin Campbell.,,,,, Allan Rivett scored two goals, and David Eastwood got . the MiTE HOUSE LEAGUE other goal for the Legion Six teams saw action Monday, Auxiliary. Flyers, Larry.. Kelly November 29th, starting at 4:30. tied the score in the third period In the first game Legion and the first two goals were Auxilary Flyers tied the score scored by John Huff, for late in the third period to salvage one point as John' Alexander scored unassisted. Goderich Electric, which got the only penalty of the game, got both their 'goals off the stick of Steven Sager, Allan Rivett scored -the first , goal for the Legion Auxiliary Flyers. Second game was very evenly single goals were scored by Steven Dobbie and Larry Boyce. Only' one game was played last Friday evening at the Goderich , Arena, Legion Canadian Tire. In the second' game Goderich Electric got bombed 7-1 as - MacDonald Marine got four goals in the third period. Scoring three goals for ' MacDonald Marine was Jeffery Sowerby, two goals by Robert Jeffery; mate, ed, but Legion Auxiliary Sailors came up with a 2-1 victory. Scoring for the winners were Michael Paqu.ette, and Kevin Campbell. Lone goal -'for McDonald Mafine.was scored by -Jim l'ritzley. Final game in the Mite House League, Canadian Tire' came through with another victory as they defeated Bedford Itote! 2-0. Getting a shut -out i'or Canadian 'fire was DeWinter. Dareel- Graham LarryKelly'' were the scorers. Lou and goal LEGION MITE ALL-STARS In the first exhibition game of, the season' last Saturday night at the Goderich Arena, Goderich' Legion Mite All Stars went on a scoring. 'spree, and defeated Clinton All Stars by a score o1' and ..Larry •Doer with a goal' and Clinton Lion's scored four 8 1. ' w..- two assists. - unanswered goals. Robert Heard 'Scoring single goals for the Ode of the best body checks for Clinton was the outstanding Legion All Stars. were Larry of the whole evening was handed player in the game getting one Kelly, Ron Leddy, and John out by Michael Hodges who also goal and 3 assists. Juff and Micheal Wedlock: Paul got, one goal and .made- some n ,Que,j,h&Sjosiierich Tee W es Legere and Jim Fritzley got two 'good .plays .on defence. Other lave a few more games under goals each: goal for the . Legion -Squirt All their belt I'm sure they will We hope the coaches Bill 7 Stars was scored by'Ron Conlon. come up with the victories, In the nets' were Jerry Gaynor and Steven (..allow who ,came BANTAM HOUSE LEAGUE through with a shut -out- 1 finally got' some , game reports from the Bantarm1-L jse LION'S PEE WEE League. Stewart` Thompson; the ALL-STARS convener, reports that all the In the third game Saturday teams are still not settled for Night Clinton Pee Wee's out hit, players,:Tis some late arrivals out played, and out scored were cut from the Midget and Goderich Lion's Pee Wee Bantam All -Stars. Keep Up the All -Stars, by a score of 5.1, First good work and if you harle any period ended in a 1-1 tie, ,as prohlems Doug Cruickshank, last Goderich opened the scoring on year's convener, would be glad a goal unassisted by Mike to help out. . • -Lapaine. 'Monday evening 'in the first «'"Then ,the roof fell in as.y' game, McGee Caddies and Robbie and John Hodges can line up some more exhibition games, even if they have to play .Out of town as there sure were a lot of mothers and..fathers down att the arena cheering. LEGION SQUIRT AL.L-STARS - In the first game of the season for the Goderich Legion Squirt All -Stars, they whitewashed the liensall team 5-Q. Playing an outstanding game 'for the Legion were Dan Maillet with two goals E ONE OF THESE GREAT; DLOOMS. INSTALLED 1 fN Ti Goderich Elevator fought to a A-1 tie. Goderich Elevator opened the scoring on a goal by Steve Palmer with Brent Boak setting him up: Late in the game !IcGee's tied the score on a goal by Carl LeBlanc, Dennis Reed getting the assist. Both goalies were outstanding in the nets, John Reinhart and Tim Robinson. In 'a high• scoring affair Don Holt Reaal' Estate, defeated Demme Flowers 7-3. Getting the hat trick for Don Holst was Jim McCue all unassisted. Kevin Meriam picked up two goals and an assist. Tim Evans also picked up three points one goal and two assists. Mike Cummings got the first goal of the game and Bill Goddard picked up one assist to ;m-ound up the points for the 'winners. Wayne Jones, John Warr and Greg Beacon scored for Credit Union announces zpansion s -. Have one ©f these truly great bro,,, dI'ooms installed in your home in,tiine for holiday fun. 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Buy 10 ull,cartons of any floor tile ,and E9�1 ° (�f j'� ua t ae n w ta P ��r {YS 524-8383 GODERICH BUILDING CENTRE • .. ,mow. ir} * ,,1:4,11,149.10,:‘, Denomrne Flowers, Jirn 'S10 picked up an assist. Standingsas of Monday,, MeGee Caddis , 7 pts.; DQE. Eicsist Real Es Denomme Flowers, two pots y' and in :the basement, Goderpph Elevato> with. one point, ' ROTARY BANTAM, ALL --STARS In the first regular sct%cTle game iiir ille W;OJC'A -League, -coach Dirk Wolterbeek had his team in excellent physical. condition as, they :out skated' (;rand Bend by a score of 4 1.,, Paul McKay one of the most improved ,players this year got two goals as Rick. Moody set them both up. on: beautiful. passing plays. Brian Yeoman and Grant Shelton got singles, with assists going to Lee Arbour and Allan Worgan. KINSMEN MIDGET ALL-STARS ° First game of the W.O.A.A. schedule Sunday afternoon on Novemfer 28, 1971, Goderich trumped' Mitchell by a score of 13-2. Paul Kelly was the star The Goderich Commtanity” along, with Brian Thompson - Credit Union held' its 18th Kelly ked '. goals...and...4' p annual ..meeting, dinner. and assists wtine Thompson had 2 darn it 3e Arenh audit'orru'rn giiirand +-, assists. - on Saturday, November 27. A ..capacity crowd of 230 members Coach Allan McDonald has the team working as a .unit..and is -and guests were welcomed by quite pleased . with. .all. . his Chairman .,,harles' Stew,art., ,. players.' as they are giving him The report of the. Board of Itry effort. Dan Duncan and Directors stated., "As our Credit ' lan•Mac,darri. picked_ up .2 goals;. Union moves, into another year ear h ~u 1' d -up ila scerii}g -�- 'of .operatiian,'T' n1. impressive *to • 1 hursday night the' Kirtsrnen pote that our first .annual Report Micl ,0Is travel to Heilsall fmr,;a • disclosed assets of S'1,1t 39 and ,gam, and this corning Sund' y at total membership • of 51. This 4:3() drop down td the arena) as Eighteenth' Annual Report the boys take on Seaforth, shows- as:4.5--"Tit' $873,262- with Should the a good game. Seaforth. membership of 1,503." has a pig team and are out, toy For the third consecutive beat Goderich. year, a dtivide d ,of .512'; on members' Share Savings wets' HOCKEY NOTES approved which , totals Tiny Hodges and Sandra approxinl,attlly .:30,000. Kisch', minor hockey mothers, The members gave the• lja‘e set-up ri coffee table down Directors permission to proceed at the arena. Since there is no with the construction of an Supporter's Club this year, they addition to the Credit Union would like some of -the mothers building. which would contain a 19 volunteer to help sell coffee, vault with Safety Deposit box and take tickets at the ,gate, service. during' exhibition games etc. It was also approved to •Where else can you get a cur' o ,,,increase First Mortgage Loans up coffee for 1Oc? to $20,000''and personal loans to , We still do not have x;5,000. reports from the Pee. Wee House In keeping; with the- low-cost' League games or Squirt House Credit Union services, the League games. ~ Travellers'•('hequc charges were This- Saturday- Nighk.�,�is reduced - .ot-third . to another Minor :Hockey Night members. When -there Will be -four 'games. ;Norris \1cEwan, reporting for Where else can you .get good the C're'dit. Committee, stated hockey and _entertainment for •that his Committee approved 50c for the evening. loans a,mount,ing to '80 .1304 at1Ctng the past year. and .,in addition to this, 357. Pay Dar loans were issued IN thir6ffice. Elected to the Board 'of Directors were Ed\%ard.,Tonks and Robert egg, Re-elected to the Credit Committee was Leslie Pitbladq. Eighteen ladies won silver dollars Which were '.drawn, to com memorate 1hr •('redi'1 ,Union's Eighteenth .'Annual Meeting. y Following the conclusion of. the meeting, dancing was enjoyed to the music of the Country Boys. Ashfield News Patients in .hospitals Are. Mrs. Dan W.ylds in St. Joseph's,: London. after a fall w hich fractured her hip: and. Angella Macdonald, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Macdonald. The Explorers and leaders, Mrs. A. Macdonald and Mrs. Lloyd Collins, met' on 'i'uesday afternoon. The initiation Service will be- held on Friday at 3:30 p.m. to which the mothers an invited. The Church School Concert will be held Friday, December 10 at 8 p.ni. Area man wins event at Royal • , Burton Bean of RR 5 Goderich, who -breeds, raises and sells Saddle -Bred horses, had luck and plod breeding .on his side at the. Royal Winter Fair this year. ills yearling colt, "Cascade's Golden Parader" took first place in the `yearling and two year old stallion, class. The colt, a beautifully colored Palomino, became eligible for ..the Ju nim 1A x. Cha •/��+■1 �•/, �J11■^, ivy u'Mn R '9�`(Y01•/Mb.�n,. ��M�+l FMi�.�iK•����551"1U4�..K' Gass wit that win and then brought home a _lint place Rosette in that category as well. ' TOWN TALK Win two free passes to the , Park Theatre on The Square • to see ..the movie of your choice. just telephone the Signal -Star office anytime MONDAY with news of your., weekend activities. If you are the 15th person to telephone, you will automatically receive -two free theatre tickets and receive the social news of.. the community as an added - b'onus. Let's_ hear from' you. • Mr.' and Mrs. Fred Dickson and Donna, Kelowna, British Columbia, have been visiting with' Mr. Dickson's sisters and brothers and__ friends and relatives in the area including Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dickson irr Goderich and Mr, and Mrs. Mel 'Dickson in Port Albert. Fred left for the west 35 year ago and has returned - only once : since then in 1957 to visit his mother.' Miss Sharon Anstay, Kingston, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Anstay. The lady wtio owned the snowmobile irivolved in the incident described • last week writes as follows this week: I would like to set your readers' minds at ease. As the machine referred to is our family's I am very ' TlT erected in getting, the story straight..The machine had not gone through several residents' yards; the machine was stafted and due to a sudden mechanical error (no carelessness on the driver's part) took the supposedly "wild ride" through two yards and then through a destined fence. You may find it. sttange thaft i would not :be, inclined to blame the machine but., as I love the sport, I do not wish to give non-snowmobilers' who may. someday wish to take up the ever 'popular sport the wrongimpression. 7�pf,�,�",fit • eci TIL., has returned home afte ', visiting. in Goderich '- with relatives for two weeks. • t,r