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Brian • Thompson continues to
get :his share' of goals. of he Vallae
through' -With three,, while Paul.
Kelly got"°• two goals and three
assists to lead the' Kinsmen
Midgets •' houndhig Out the
scoringa car .. Dan Duncan," Jim
6chrant, and'Ian MacAdarn,
KEN?"UPKY FRIED
CHICKEN JUVENILES
In 'one of the faste_St played
game at the Arena . this . season°
the :K..F,G', Juveniles' wen -21
over the visiting club ' fr.
Michigan, . ' •
Wain? 'Ladd opened the,'
scoring for K,F c. ' Juveniles,
then Southfield tied,,..the; 'game
1-1, Whey had numerous
opportunities to win the gaine'as
Goderich • had se'eral
• unnecessary • penalties. Scoring •
the winning gQal'late in the third u
period was Stu Asher, Gary,
•Yeoman played good hockey in
the nets. • w,,
HOCKEY NO• TES
Minor Me -key week in h
Canada .will ' be. observed
throughout Canada' %tarting „on
. January 22.,
Remerber Enjoying • the
gash° !more Important thanthe
soon-. for atten championship.
Every +each of: a minor hockey
team should '• ask” himself • this
question, _'That ani i trying to
dor". Give. the bids a chance to
play hockey? Teaching them the
f undame'ntais of , 4 good
sportsmanship? Help keep the
boys off the streets? Keep; up
the good work coaches.
Kentucky. Fried 'Chicken have'
'now, taken' over the sponsorship
of ,the •Goderich -Juveniles as
they purchased the sweaters,
• soc1 s 'and pants front the Jr. B
Club., Many thanks: `go TO Vic
Pope and Don Uurigale:
,,Kenttliehy Fried have,continually
supported minor hockey and our
cotYtimunity;� _
G•oderich.Legion again have a
Pee Wee Tournarnen coming up
on Sunday January 16.
"''his • Sat urday is another
Minor.kiockey. Night in Goderich
.as Kitchener' will be . in Town to
play exhibition games against'
our.Mites, Squirts and Pee Woes..
We are wondering whether
Helen is scouting as we saw her
in Lucknow this weelS? See you
A.,at the arena. we,,
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Maitland=-
Country Club
news
Last Saturday, the high school
curling had enough curlers for
three sheets of ice.. If there are a
few • more ' interested., students,
please report for action nett
Saturday.' January' 15.- Jim
Kinkead. will 'get your name on
the ' list. Fees for this league are
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!_ BY RiCHAID��MADGE- v..
-'_-., The G.D•.C.1 Vikings sen�iroiyq,
.basketball team Won their
second game in two starts in'
' Huron -Perth Conference actkri;
beating °l,,istowel 69-24 hereasst •
Thursday. T. .., r,,•.
Coach Phil Bt ler's._.-.,teach
carne' up, with .'a strong game,-
• shooting •a respectable 60 per
vent • front the floor," and;' were,
neIn, trouble, taking
,
comrr�an I of the game early, and
neverver trailing.
Dave Carruthers' ; was top
scorer with 2; points, and ,,vt►as
also the . leading, ,-rebounderZ •
hauling in eight. Brian
MacKenzie • hit .:for 20 points.
Steve' Stringer got nine points,
,Gary Lounstlary seven, Brock
Stimson and Robert Coulter
four apiece,. and Doug Fisher
two points:
Fleishaur was Listowel's top
sGprer with six points.
The next ghme for the
• Vikings, senior and, . junior, is
today (Thursday),, here against
-Wingham. '
Coach Frank IVI'aeDonald's
' junior Vikings lost to 'Listowel,
49-29,• evening their record at
• one Win and one loss.
• Dave Patterson was high man
for the Vikings -With nine •points.
Ron Willis has six, Roger Legere
five; a Pat .Conlon three, and
,Casey Wildgen; Jim Watt and
Bob Barlow two points each.
IVlogh with 16 and 'Kostern
with nine. *ere top scorers for
Listowel.
' In wrestling; coaehr Ray
Do'nnelly's• Viking team.
trounced ' ' Listowel 51,•30.
Winning bouts . 'for Goderich
were Rick McClifchey Glen
'• Naylor, .,,_Pete • Willis, Phil
Blai ale, Jim Ginn,- _ Paul
Johnston, • Tony McQuail, Jim
Reaburn and Ar'Drennan. •
• • Also competing were Dennis.
Reid, Ray • Hildebrand, John.';
Adams' - and-, --George "Duke"
Sheardown. -
Wingharn's wrestling team will
be here lOday (Thursdays .for a
: 'meet with the `Vikings.) '_
The Huron•Perth Roman.Catholic Separate•School sponsored a hockey coaching clinic last week at
Stratford for its physical education h structors. Teachers from all over the, school aha attended .
among then Larry Lane, left, and, Lary Cook, right, bot- of Goderich. They'are seen here during,
the event with Jim Steffler a physical education .instructor from Wingham. —R.C.S.S. photo
•' v
• services.` Jim also appreciates the
offer of 'several. of the mothers
who 'bring the°students in from
the country for this Saturday
league, to. assist with the
coaching and the draws. It might
surprise some of you students,
to realize that your Mothers
$S.00 for the season, payable at could really' teach you many of
the school office. w the fine points of the game as a
they are the top women curlers
Because of the Molson Mixed in our'c]ub.
Bonspiel •on Saturday, January .
22, the high school league will On FYiday nights; Dart.
play on January 23, instead. The Murphy is\"honing to start an
time has not been set definitely - industrial league, as the Skip's
The chief objective of •1 -this •�•
afternoon d ,should not • four ice sheets,' and there is basic ,skills of .our children. Due"
•
uron Perth RCSS
olds hockey clinic,
•
from 1mm
,Sports Medicine Clinic. Mr. aculate Conception,
Michael' .Morrison, O•NI.H.' A. Adrian ,Pontsioen from St.
Official from Exeter explainedaiosc?ph's, Bill Innes from gt.
the rules (C A.H.A. —= 1,07'2) to Michael's and Hesson, Chris•
On , Wednesday, January 5, a
hockey and .referees' clinic was
held • at the Classic City Arena,
Stratford, Nineteen ;coaches
attended from ,the Huron' Perth
R.C.S.S." System which includes
Mount. Carmel, Exeter, Zurich;
St'. 'Joseph (Ontario), Goderich,
Wingham, :Hesson, 'Kindora and
Stratfotd's •o Immaculate
Conception, ' t•:> Ambrose, St.
Joseph's, 'St, Aloysius and: St.
Michael's. '
the coaches in the afternoon, Poi k i e w i•c z R . and Gary
session, m - Birmingham -of- t. Aloysius will
The 1e"ague officially begins its. _ be'
the coaches for the: Stratford
area.
February.
from grades
receive
physical,
Nickel
program i'n
The 'clinic was, organized by
•- Meanwhile, the w
boys
four and ,
eight will
during their
classes. Paul
John B.
Education
Perth -Huron
McCarroll Physical
instructions Consultant T the
education System.
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but it will be some. time. Sunday Choice" games do not use up all hockey. clinic w.as_tLoo improve the
R.C.S.S.
conflict • wit. any Church • room for more curlers.
Intermedlate..hockey
comes to Goderich
The _proposed. ,'Goderich
Intermediate- Hockey Club,
which • hasa; topic of
discussion ifi`hs orts' Circles J for ''
the las mon or mo e, . ecame
a reality on Sunday when a
group of individuals interested in
the project met, officially
formed the group and elected
officers for 1972:
Executive of the group will be
Deb Shewfelt, -president.; .Harold
,_,Ted
Goldhaivke, • treasurer; . and
directors, Ross Crawford, ,Gord
Crawford, . Chuck : Jewell, Dick
Yeoman, Cliff • Kennedy, , Bill
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Each Saturday afternoon .
enjoy matinee entertainment
from• 4 to .6• p.m. at the Elm
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Beginning 'on January,17 for'
a one-week_engagement
:,SOUND
INVESTMENT"
Kirkey, Don Deno-mme and Bill
faal'low
'Twa games were scheduled to
' �Le ., . • t .•.t. !'_ 5_!
January 21, the new team—will
meet the Seaforth Intermediate
team at the Goderich arena with
game' time set 'for 8:30 p.m. A
second game has also been
arranged for February 20 when
the Goderich Intermediate Club
•will .play the St.' Mikes Old
Timers' at .2:00 .'.p.m: ins:the
Goderich Arena. Ross Crawford
was -appointed Vublicity
chairman for the club and. Bill
Kirkey is in • charge of 'ticket
'distribution. Adults will pay
$1.Q0, students 75' cents and
children 50 cents. k
•
Ti date about 15 players have
• been; showing up regularly to ti
. practice and the club organizers
said on Tuesday that . anyone
v,shing to come out and tri for
the team is more than welcome.
The 'fiext practice is set 'for 9,:00
p.m., Friday evening. -
r In " other business at the
Meeting Doug Cruickshank was
..officially appointed as the
Intermediate coach and Harry
' Kerr as .manager.
If things go well, the new club
hopes to be entered in' . ,
.competition next year"' with
Wain s from Seaforth, .
.Kincardine, Port Elgin and
• Mitchell.
to the : shortage. of " ice, times; '
many coaches identified the
" ,common weakness, that the
boys don't get sufficient
instruction in hockey. It was felt
the schools could complement
the . many v,olunteer coaches by
• helping.- them to improve the.
boy's skill, thus his'' knowledge
®-of�otrr�national-pastime--whieh-•is- -
• hockey. ' "
Garry Watts, Assistaht
• • • • • 'iteetop,-*--diseusseel---
and demonstrated on the -ice the
basic fundamentals of stick
handling,. passing, shooting,
checking and goal tending. Larry'
Cook, principal of St, Mary's
school, Goderich,' spoke on the
- safety aspects of the game as
recently presented at ' the
Coder "ell `DiStr erHi=gli Seliool's`
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