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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-01-27, Page 5OMAL STAR,'I'HURSDAY, ,ANUARY 27, 472 IA, ino,•r 04 Y• 11r •M• ♦ �u•1r ����H►�•��.♦ rr��►4r01, i. LEGION MIl E ALL STARS Saturday, "evening opening up - Minor Hockey Week, Goderich Legion Mites played host to the Zurich Mites. In the first period Goderich . ,Leg' n opene d the he scoring„tthe I.�Omark is harry settip. Allan Rivett- for ' Goderichss only goal ofthegame, Early in the second period Zurich tied ' the score as Kris Bedard sctred, unassisted, Late in the third`herlod an a hard, shot -from the stick of Kris Bedard gave .. •, Zurich the 'win, ": MiTE"HOUSE LEAGUE. In the only game played Friday, January 21,, Canadian Tire and MacDonald,Marine fou'ht to a 2- , all tie. John Buff gnd Larry Kelly pooh o'nt a e'oal for Canadian Tire. Robbie Willis' drew an assist. Robert Jeffery set up both goals for MadDonald Marine as Jeffery Sowerby and James Fritzleywere the g a1 getters, Satrday in the `first game Legion Aux. Flyers -trounced • Bedford Hotel '7 - 2 as Allan Rivett • wild continues to be the top goal scorer' in the mite divi.s.ion; .. picked up 4 goals. John, Alexander . -got two goalswhile Greg Marshall picked up his first -goal in the regular schedule. Tom Profit and Dave MacDonald scored for", Bedford Hotel. " --• In the second game Saturdays • '-Legion Aux. Sailoi s white -washed -,,1 Goderich Electric 5 - 0. Rick Ryan �. pickedup a shutoutfor the Legion team. Paul Legere lead the Legion Aux: Sailors with two - goals and single tallies wentto Mike Chisholrii, Mark Rowe and -Mike Paquette. Mike Murphy and Mark Rowe assisted on, the •last two goals far the Sailors. Monday in the first game Goderich Electric' player Stere, Sager scored three goals in less than 'three minutes to ,lead his team to a 6 -.1 victory over Legion Aux. Flyers., Spoiling the ,shut -out for Goderich Electric geaiie Robert Cummings, was „Allan Rivett who scored on a break away. :Other' .Goderich Electric scorers were .Willie• 'benomme and Steven Boyce. lir'. Lassaline picked up an assist on the first goal for. Goderich 'Electric. Se'ebpd game Legion Aux, Sailors fought to• a 2-- 2 tie with MacDonald Marine. Paul Legere and Mark ,Itowe scored for. the Legion Aux. Sailors, both goals perforrnance in .'.t. game played here in the evenings between the same two teams. . Territorially the scores were 'not really indicative of the play, but the U.S. lads shooting. was much superior to our boys. `' On Sunday, the Legion All Stars. 'lost t;o :Kincardine 3• - i in - an s._ n game la 'eddurin the exhibitio. g m P. • y g Pee Wee tournament here. Terry Kisch,, assisted by Danny. Boyce, . scored thonly Goderich goal: ' Tli Saturday; Don Elliott's crew will meet Stoneybrook here at 7,:00. The Legionnaires defeated Stoneybrook 3 - 1 when unassisted.' Coming, up with the they met during the Boxing Day goals for MacDonald Marine was 'Randy Middel and, Jeffery Sowerby. Tom'Smith picked up the only assist of the game. tournament in Ingersoll, but th teartis are evenly matched,, and i could be a good game. -SQUIRT HOUSE. LEAGUE Kentucky Fried Chicken won ' two games last week to extend . their League lead to seven_points• overGsrdiner"s Dairy who could manage only a tie in their two outings. • wa 'Robert'lVicDonalrl got the other, Gauley and Jim lior•kon each l einhart all the y - .:. 1 b e•�to�-bea ' ul--- na . t b ' kif � . 1z ea, , Jim Costello• picked u a goal for "Goderich goal. Ted Cra,wforcl picked up the • goal' assisted by A A g Larr! McGee had the lone Legion Motors. Only assist in the game other goal 'as Foil Evans netted Y Mounter, ' .assisted by Brian was` credited to Ian 'Lambert,` two goals for Don Hoist' Real o and Doug Wilkinson'sshut-out Estate-. ' Drawin assists were Sowerby. Jim Costed I" Spoiling Dain at . i; got assists• Danny was Tom Doherty"'as be get Sifto Mike Cummings and.•...,, Kevin' T�'evexS g . Millet -and Steve Durst scored' Salt on the score board. Meriam• • for G rdiners. Ronan Conlon -tat lost 5 • 2 a olst cal s e 1 . x... - ,... _ � . u Standing- - to , C tx •Grill 21 Aoh,H-._.�_..R_� „ .___. + _ _-- .� .._-__...,- picked u an assist,. , i g date: Club -Grill- A o e o rbeeniF:11°':ethi; who were 'of pts.; Goderich Motors 18 .pts, ti to � n .League .. standing, asstamdin s.SiftoSalt 11 pts.; ' Goderich- tiedwftti, „ t i. Januar 23, show Kentucky Fried of°d lead Denomme y Restaurant 12 pts Terry. CraWf i for the night. Also playing' 'a good Lou Dewinter •came up with another shut -out as. Canadian Tire walloped BedfordHotel 7 - 0. John Huff and Larry Kelly lead their team as Huff got 4 goals and Kelly 3 goals, and one assist for. four • points each. Canadian Tire have now picked up 3. wifls and a tie in their last -4 gables and are now - fighting for first place with MacDonald'Marine. • SQUIRT ALL STARS Don, Elliott's Legion Ail Stems.: ran into some tough competition orrthe weekend. On Saturday they had their own . lesson on how Canada is dominated by the United: States, delivered by a scrappy. bunch of nine and ten .year old hockey players frim'C,linton, New York. ,The first part of the lesson came at a toarnainent .in Clinton, Ontario in the morning when the local lads were drubbed 8 - 0 by . the New •Ydrk tea in, and, that was followed up by a 5 - 0. repeat `'Friday, K.F.C. shutout Mills 'Motors 3 -.0. Goal getters were Bill Peters, Paul Yeoman and Jeff Denomy.„Jim'.. Burliine and Larry Madge had assists on Denomy s goal. Erwin Schneider •racked up the shutoutin the K.F.C. nets. _-Saturday K..F JC.-eliged tardiner's Dairy 2 - 1 in a. well played game-. Paul Yeoman, with his tenth goal of the season, and Chris .Tyrovolas - scored for Kentucky. Fried Chicken. Bruce Melick got Gardener's goal. • Glenmark. Homes took over sole possession u° third place, getting three of a ,possib,le-•four- points, with a 3 - 1 victory over Legion and' a 2 2 tie with Gardiner's Dairy. Tom Fincher stored twice for (,,nenrirark, while • Chicken25 pt's.; Gar•diner's Ila ry . 1$ pts..; Glenmark Homes 12. pts•, GODERJGH''ROTARY Flowers withgoals and 2 assists gauge was BANTAM A 'Dale ale 'Ba.echler who Legion 10 pts:; Mill's ,Motors -LL STARS n pts, ' I a r PEE WEE -HOUSE UE a g LEAG e g u 1 a r s c t e d u l'e d pioked up „..goal and ,two assists. W.O.A.A. game Saturday eight in Mike .Connelly scored -his first Goderich,Seaforth won 2 - 0 in a oat of the season for Denommes lathe firrst game we had a real. good game as Club Grill and Sifto Salt fought to'°a 2 -all tier Shannon Niblock got both goals for Club Grill unassisted. Randy Lamb and Paul Dougherty 'were Sifto Salt point getters as ., well as. • Fred Jewell who picked up an assist. Tuesday in the second game, we had seven penalties called against Goderich Motors. This didn't help them as they weft. trounced by Goderich Restaurant when Paul Schaefer picked up four goals and an assist. Bill Walters and Rick Healy scored the other goals for the winners. Bill Gauley prevented - Dave Bedour, , from getting a shut -out as he was the only player for Goderich Motors 'to score. - - Club ,Grill Upset Goderich Restaurant in the •first game • Ts`ay as. both goalies were outstanding in the nets. Shannon Niblock and -Rick Shoerna.ker ` scored for • Obit) Grill with an assist going - to hick Stoddard, Paul • Schaefer- scored for the . Goderich' Resta14raht unassisted. ” In the other .wine Goderich Motors defeated -co Ito Salt 4 - 1 as Jeff llarriiStn.-lari Lar"rrbert, Bill • penalty . filled game. Goderich Rotary Bantam All Stars had 8 penalties which were very costly, as Seaforth scored both goals with a man advantage, Scoring $eaforth's goals were Danny Nolan and Jerome Auburn, In a game played in. Mitchell on Monday January 24, Mitchell won over the rotary Bantam All Stars 1.Ioou Marshall b f2 g and. John Warr picked up an ,assist while Paul Parsons got the ether goal. Kevin Meriani got both goals . for Don Hoist Real Estate and Briau Petrie picked up ail assist on the first 'goal. There .was a -- penalty shoiawarded toDenoamme Flowers but Greg Beacom ,was ascoreo - Y got the goal for Goderich, Name county assisted by Lee Arbour. Despite the fact that the Rotary Bantam All Stars were defeated, c,bach Derk Wolterbeek reports his boys played beautiful hockey. It was a . 1gam.e worth watching, but luck just wasn'th with the Goderic boys, - ' BANTAM HOUSE LEAGUE 'The Goderich Elevators continue to win as they knocked off» second place Denomme Flowers by a score of 4 - 2. Five different ,.players figured in the scoring for Goderich Elevators as theychave a well balanced club. Coach Keiti:,Hinsserwould like ,to line up :au exhibition, game against the Bantani.All Stars.'How about it Derk`.' Scoring -for Goderich Elevators were Steven Palmer, Kevin -° Williams, Barry C:ulbertand .Tim Evans. Robert, Hodge played a strong; game " on.. defence and picked up .air assist. John Warr continues to,be the top scorer for .:1D4no'mme Fiotiers,a`s_he_ picked uoats and Ter r v.,Crawford —.a: sisted-on ' i 111 9ln tea,• — b . _....... • In the secQncl• ;.;,trne Thursday evening Don Hnkt Real Estate defeated McGee S M. -Parts 4 - .1. Doug Nichols se( o tql theonly.gpal for Mcae's. 4.:me'featured'a penalty shot, >is Kevin Meriam Scored when he;, wit -guessed John • nets; p . ° lathe Other game McGee•Q.M: Parts came op with a `tie as> they " held Goderich 1 levator" to only one goal. Salting forMcGee. G.M. Parts was Ken &13-'aug'hatr as 8004- Millan set hirii' up,det'ich; -Elevator had- i fang bpportuniti0.s .. toscore, but.Tirn !~',vans. was' the. only one to'.&eat. John Reinhart. Robert Hodge drew an ' assist on the goal. Score 1 = 1. HOCKEY. NOTES in an exhibition game; Don '.Johnston's Legion Aux. Flyers, Mite'House Leagu,e team travelled to Bayfield arid'defeated the Bayfield Mites 4 - 2. Greg Marshall and Robbie Kisch each got their first goal of the sea°son. - fn fact Greg got, two goal's, as his �y�+ 4p wri.. Sr -91!1_44 ed FSK _. goalie. Ret ;er luck 'next lime • Greg. �ou'' David Eastwood„ .atld• Daryl Madge picked .0 the:other'Mgo 1s Fixer's. for t'heregion;: .. Goderich..E levator played an,' exhibition game against Clinton tp `defeat' th. k.' r.. ' Bill G► dard:'scoredd•'.two goals y and .RAbert-; Huge,' Jitn • Riley: Kevin'Meriaha'and'Doug: Culbert; ach a single,. goal, Coach e. got, I eith' Hiussen' ,next' gime, he hopes', • „ will be . against the Goderich Bantam All'Stars's. "Kinsmen Midgets continue lo.• wtnias they won over r Cl irltQn.41 - i. If you want' to see' some ; fait hockey be sure to .g4 dein ;tO the an arena this Sunday:'GOStarts at , 4:30. committeesfor; new year Roads, William Elston, Elgin Thompson, Joe Hoffman, W. $I•.' Cuthill, . Joe Dietrich; Huroiview, Hugh Flynn, Frank Cook, J, L: McCutcheon, Anson McKinley, Lloyd Hendrick; Health, Cerry Boylo, Elmer Hayter, Gerry Ginn, • Jack Alexander, John Morrisse. Library,'Eugene Frayne,,Johr, Baker, John, Flannery; George McCutcheon; Stewart Procter, Dou McKenzie; Property; Ken ' McMichael, • George Bailie-, Don McGregor, Dave O'ower, Harold Lobb, Harold Wild; Executive, -Allan Campbell, Bob, Lyons,. Everett Mcllwain, Cecil Desjardine, Doug McNeil, Alex . McGregor. ; Planning and Development; Girvin 'I eed, ; Paul,'CarrdIl; r e Allan,;'""I'an , McAllister; Ralph Jewell, Roy Westcott, Clanton Laithwaite and Cal IIrauter; Social Services, Harold: Robinson,' ''L. R. • Ferguson, Charles, Thomas; ,.Gordon. Hess. The interest paid- on loans can make - or break many.• borrowers. And no-one wants to end up broke. That's»why. it pays to compare interest rates. • .:"Most charge cards cost you 1 S percent a month 'interest _an the unpaid .balance.- (18% ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE).'Sbme go even higher. • d • Credit , .unions never charge more than- a- flat- i pe r cent''" ' per month' on the unpaid balance. (l a ANNUAL • PERCENTAGE RATfi).:There. are•. no -Service charges. No revolving charges. No hidden costs. No fine print. • So if you borrowed $500 for a colored TV and paid it. back in 12Nevel monthly payments, that TVV woulk cost' you $5.32.80. Interest included. :L. ' At 18 .peccent, -you'd pay $550:0$--for-that- Borrowing from a credit union saved you $17.28.»in>this , case.- . • ° - Save and borrow from the people who look' of er our _latc,Le` tt -• your CREDIT UNION- ' • ` el song oy' ' a icon, • • 39 ST...DAVID ST. PHONE 524-7931 Pucks seem to' have a way of• disappearing during the active schedule of the Goderich Minor Hockey Leagues at the local arena'. .. As a result Vic Pope, co-owner of the local Kentucky Fried • Chicken_ , •outlet presented Minor Hockey Association Beef Improvement Association.. Proposal not The provincial government's proposal of grants to, stimulate the cow -calf farming operations . . may be shelved but the issue is definitely • not ' dead among Huron county farmers. " The 'proposed assistance program . dominated the annual r3 Beef Improvement_of the .�ron Countymeeting Association held in Lo*idesboro last, Thursday afternoon. - • The issue found its way into most discussions throughout the afternoon . and eventually,„. brought a resolution • from the floor - which called' for the ' government to ger ahead with the proposal. After discussion the resolution was withdrawn and a . new one drafted which called for the • govertinent to negotiate with the Ontario Beef improvement Association on such a pian. This motion Was ' approved bf the 'members of the association. , The discussion involved the plan � Xoposecr die provir iat government last fall which would have . eXtended loaiig to farmers entering or expanding in the cow -calf farrfnmarket! to supply calv'e's for feed lot operations. At present, most city+ • are. brought into the t province. from westeirn Oahada, and, the, government wanted tO protb ote more calfproduCtioil tiwl Ontarrio.' representative Ken Crawford with' the second lot of pucks this, year. The pucks, beating the picture of Colonel Sanders, are provided freely the Kentucky Fried. Chicken outlet to the Minor Hockey Association. Staff,photo b dead issue Jone brother of • a family'which vice-president ' of Caldrone- e Etherington, RR 1,(` 1 �... Archie runs a large feedJQt and cow -calf Hensall, the .county- director of g the OBIA„ explained that the operation, said -that a farmer government brought the plan to, would have.to have- something the' association and wanted else to carry' him while'lie built either approval or rejection of up a herd of cows for a cow -calf the plan: Mr. Etherington said operation. die said the program - the directors of the OBIA had had. to be 'reworked before it• reservations about some aspect's would help farmers. Mr: of the plan so voted-agai `st it in _ Turnbull said the `_$15,000 its ” present •farm•: The ceiling wash t enough to help a government then withdrew the farmer' getting into the business. proposal. He said that his operation would have failed if the feedlot portion Mr. Etherington painted out had not'provided income while that the proposal had' not been the cow -calf herd , was - being, discarded altogether and that he formed. understood negotiations are still going on. Mr. Etherington said he. still, thought the OBIA had . done right and that he was sure the proposal - would come up again: . Phil Durand 'of Zurich who proposed • the „ resolution ' said Ontario farmers now have to compete against farmers from "I support the assistance, "-he said. ".Ontario needs calves." , Another, resolution passed at the meeting called on the OBI°A to 'appoint - an impartial committee to • look into the - structure, organization and "operation of the 0111.1A. George B. bertson of Goderich, at feed lot operator, a are who and province resolution theo u outside moved the res - subsidi'zed. his, he said „9was a lamed that there have been unfair.' For this reason, 'he said,. many changes in farming" since the proposal should, be the Beef Improvement implimented. Association was formed and he HeAvithdrew the ieioltition in was afraid the organization had u with the'times, . on ..hat net kept p 'favour of the resolution t� � , , ..N e. ' the organization. doesn t If th finall 'passed after.several • .'with the . ,. rpe*tbers said theyagreed there keep in tune the times, Mr. some assistance Robertson said, it *nay die, "and _ e tO be s�ntbut needed don't want it to die," he said. they dist3►gttee .with the proposal it stood. . Guest speaker at, the mooting as Carl 'Turnbull of Grand .Bens;:. was <4.. H a l Se hr o e d e r _Curran cow -calf ranch near a ass Take, Michigan. The company r'uns'an operation of 2,600 head of Hereford cattle, _ He told the meeting that the cow -calf . and feedlot operations soul` be oneand ; the same. ",Today,'' he said, the average calf stops at 14 different places beforeit reaches the market-." Every atop, he "pointed out, causes stress which reduces the efficiency of gain and therefore costs- money. He encouraged farmers to go into both'cow-calf and feedlot operations: erations:, He said his company y likes to feed out crossbted steers and told the meeting that the . operation makes use of a computer to help- provide • information on breeding and gains. ' "It takes guts and know-how to get into th6-cattle business," ; Mr. Schoeder• said.' He told the meeting that those in the beef ---indu�-st*v"could10 ='forward- °tom- the future with promise, Open 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.; 7 days a week LICENSED MECHANIC Repairs ToAil akesAnd Models SPECIALIZING IN VOLKSWAGENS BLUEINATER TEXACO.YOUR CAR'5 BEST FRIEND PHONE 5 2.4.601 'I Barry ry Ikktllvey of RR 1, Wroxeter was elected president of the association for the coming year: He succeeds Brie .Andersson n of 'Walton. Archie ttherington was reappolnted as county director to the'' 0131A.. One hundred and . thirty persons' attended the meeting'.