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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-03-30, Page 9/ / / / / / / 1/ The Goderich Squirt Ali -Stars. are up One game in their •f.ina'i with Zurich`l`iy .vi r`tue'of a.,4— 3. win last. Monday (March 27) in •° Goderich. The. secQnd ga'tne id, the final was last night, in Goderich. Larry Daer scored, two goal for Goderich and Danny Maillet had one goal and two assists. Daer's second goal proved to be the winner with '9 seconds tip remaining in the .third ,period. , • Other Goderich point getters •' were Ronny Kirkconnelt with one goal and Danny Boyce with one assist- ..a The Squirts reached the final by defeating Mitchell in two straight games. They defeated Mitchell 3-1 last Saturday in the second game. Danny ''M;aillet, Mike • Hodges and Bill Peters scored for Goderich. At the 'Brampton novice tournament (last Tuesday) the mp Squirts split a pair of games but lost on total goals 5-4• They edgedKingston. South 3-2 in the morning but lost 3-1 at night. Lar4 Daer, BiliPeters and Mike Hodges scored fpr Goderich in the first game. Larry D'ae'r scored, God4rich,'s only goal in the second game'.. The-Squitts stayed over Tuesday night and lost an exhibition game the next day to Belleville 8:---0. At the Young Canada Tournament, .Goderich was .-defeated in their first game a • week ago last Tuesday .by New Hamburg 4-2. New Hamburg lost that•night to Ingersoll by shots orf` goal 10--0. The teams were ttl 1-1 at the end ofregulation time. Oakville won the "AA" crown, defeating .Port Huron 8-1; Oakridge Acres the "A defeating Lindsay 6-4; Hespeler the "B" defeating Petrolia 5--4 in overtime;•Larnbeth the "C" by defeating U•n•ionville 4-2 and Stx_, Nations 'the .' • D" by • edging Tiverton 2-1. The .Nelson Hill Memorial trophy replaced. '-the Pfrimmer Brothers trophy as the D" champion trophy," • Sixfations also won the London ° Free—Press ' t roph---ter----mast gentlemanly conduct an and off the • ice.' Mt. Clemens defeated St. • Lambert 3-1 in the East-West . exhibition, ` • .The Goderich .Ban•tams defeated Hensall 4-3 last Thursday in Clinton to win their - semi -final series two games to one. Lee Arbour with'two, Briari Yeoman and. Rick Moody were the 4 .Goderich goal -scorers. Doug • Marshall, Mike Andrews and Grant Shelton picked up assists. The Bantams were routed'5-1 last Sunday by Mitchell intoe first game of .the final. Mitchell goal- ssru'rers were Dennisw Fischer with two, Ross :;Berry. Larry Torrance and Murray Elliot, - Perry Rolph, Doug Dietz, 'Gary Smithnand John Culligan picked up assists. Grant Shelton's goal assisted b y Lee Arbour and Mike Andrews ruined Dave Stacey's shutout bid. The second game, in , the final was last Monday ° in Mitchell. ' The Goderich h Midgets edged Clinton 4-3 last Sunday in Goderich to take a 1-0 lead in -their. best ,,of three final. The second game in the final, was last Tuesday in Clinton. ° OPEN SATURDAYS In- the game at Goderich,. Dap buncaaand.Paul Kelly had a goal: - and assist each to'l'ead Goderich.. .,lab MacAdam scored t` e winner°. for Goderich at, 18;Q9 of the second,period assisted by Duncan and Tim , MhAstocker. Brian• `l`hompson scored Goderieh's•', other goal. D. Stewart, M.'•Anstett and R: Millar scored for Clinton. Bothteams had 8 penalties. Goderich Building Centre of -the C.H.H.L. outscored Zurich of the , Soutb Huron Hockey League 1Q-7 ' in the first game of best of 3 final ts- deek1e==€r--•H wenm- winner. T second game 'of the series was last Tuesday in Goderich. Atthe recreation tournaments, a Goderich team was defeated 4— 1 by. St. Marys. St. Marys also blanked a Goderich bantam team 3-0. Kandra Sea, owned by Ron and George Feagan of Goderich finished third last Thursday at Mohawk Raceway behind Seaway. Ben and Rerun. Seaway Ben paid $6.50, $3.80, $2.80; Rerun, $3.80,- $2.70 and Kendra Sea. $2.90. Seaway Ben paced the mile in 2:13 3-5. Ron Feagan drove Kendra -Sea. • Another w:Godsrich horse, Sebringville, owned by John Mathers and driven by Palmer Kerr finished third behind Mighty Gent and Champion Direct last Saturday at Western Fair Raceway in London:. Mighty Gent paced the mile in2:16 4-5 and paid $5.00, $2.90, $2.70. Champion Direct returned $3..6•0, $2.90 and Sebringville $5.40. The Dungannon Poers 4.11 Club held their fourth .meeting at the home of Mars: William Tigert, Port Albert, Marcir"17. After the secretary's report, T the- ,members,— re .i.ved. - e?lr .. letters andbodk covers. Plans.for achievement day were discussed end.. final .instructions- to get sewing projects alit! bQQks handed' urn on time weregiven out. 'Thediscussipn centred around trimming Sleepwear, . ' bias bindings, corded piping -and . monograms. The next"meeting is 524.6985 - to to ,held today. The Goderich,Lions Club's Twenty -Third Annual Young Canada Week kept most of Goderich fairly busy during.the past week but most of all the local arena, where the games were played, and tip Harbouel ite Inn, where hundreds•and hundreds of hungry Pee Wee Hockey players were fed. Here one team of hungry youngsters sits down for dinner".—staff photo r. Two;door, hardtop. Front wheel drive, every power option imaginable, automatic` headlamp -.dimmer, twilite sentinel, vinyl top, Fire mist paint, genuine leather interior, bucket seats, console, AM -FM stereo radio, new tires, tilt and telescopic ,steering wheel, just 23,000 miles, balance of 5 year warranty available, over $12,000 new. Lit. K46817.. Vf Visitors for the weekend with MT.' and Mrs. Chas. Johnston & • family were Mr. and Mrs.; Marvin Ross and family from Kitchener. Miss Valerie Stothers visited • in Ottawa recently. ' ' Miss Bonnie Johnston yisited in Toronto recently with Mr. and Mxs Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Sproule - and: lel-Kerr-a - •away attending a convention for the Wawatrosh Insurance CornISany• . Mr, and Mrs. Arnold Gravers, Elaine and Danny have returned from 'a trip to New Brunswick where ' they visited with their daughter and family, Mr, and Mrs. Larry Hill and Jamie. Welcome to Mr: and ' Mrs. Donald McGillvarey who has moved recently to our community from, the West.. n 'Mr., and Mrs.' Colin Trivers and family visited in the Muskoka area,for the weekend. Mrs. Alvin Kerr and Sally returned horde from a trip to Meese Factory: Some 2,600 students will be hited in this year's. SWEEP program—Students_Working in an Environmental. Enharikement Program. This program, for secondary and post -secondary student's 18 years of age or older, was announced jointly b.y Enviionment Minister J.A.C. Auld and Natural Resources Minister Leo Bernier.. Thejobprogram is the largest element othe , Suinmer ''72 special student • employment announced March 10 by Prime Minister William Davis." • About 1,000 students will work in Provincial parks timber management, forest • prbtecfion and fish and wildlife management. The rest will be involved in the activities of the 37 conservation authorities through Ontario, in park development and maintenance, stream improvement, cleanup programs, environmental education and conservation studies.' S°WEEP was -renewed after last year .s, successful program. involyng 2,200 students. • Most of the positions will he of 10 weeks duration and salaries will v,.uy from 81"•65 to 82.50 an hear depending on the work. • Students will he responsible.for. their own board and - transportation arrangements. 4' Any applications or queries should he directed to: Project Sweep. Queen's Park. Toronto: Pumps and' Injectors • • `Repaired For All Popular Maces Huron' Fuel 1 nj$ctio4 Equipment Bayfield Rd-. ' 482-7971 Gunton - Friday, March 31 a Good Friday service will be held at 3 o'clock at Christ Anglican Church and on April 2nd` at 3 o'clock, the Easter service will be there also. Mrs. Roy Petrie returned home on Friday from Fort Lauderdale where she has been visiting her daughter, Mr. and Dr. John MacDonald for the past six weeks. DON'T- _ LOSE YOUR SHIRT CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT 39 St. David St., 524-6253 Goderich, Ontario Distributors For For FASH ION RIGHT SHOES The Place To Go Is ROSS • .. SHOES SUNOCO PHILIPS MODEL C260 PRODUCTS HOME, FARM, INDUSTRY * Free Burner Service * Furnace Financing *-Gasolines_& D.iesel__Fuels 524-76.81 OR 529-7524 (Illustrated) The Square Goderich 4 • Preparing your own tax RETURNS return isn't exactly a bar- nnun� COMPLETE ` rel of laughs. But, it can be easy. 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