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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-12-21, Page 10• 4 a, ' o PAGE tb. GODER1CH SIONAL.SUR, THURSDAY. PEVEM13ER 31. 1973 ° bristines Works will pick atglail trees begin. fling January 2, 1973, with regular garbage day. ,Pleese place trees ,on boulevard. Ed Giesbrecht 6 "•-44.16,1`,14),AgeoDla The aoderich Building Cen- tre took a three point lead in the CHULA picking up Tour points 'during the past week. The Juveniles picked up only one point in two games. Building Centre, now 8-1, defeated Sifto Salt, 0-64, last; Wednesday and the KFC '111100. FOR YOUR FIRE INSURANCE See or Phone MALCOLM MATHERS GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT .46 WEST ST. 524-9442 Juveniles, 6-1-1, last Sunday evening. In their other game last week, the KFC Juveniles were held to a tie by Holmesville, 2- 5-1. DRMCO is one point behind the Juveniles with six. wins and three losses:'DRMCO defeated Bayfield, 2.6-1, „last Sunday by a score ,,of 6-3. .Paul Ostander figured in all Holgnesville's scoring last Tuesday 'in Clinton as Holmesville came 'from behind to tie the Juveniles 4-4. The Jto. team were tied 14 after' one period and 2-2 after two frames. Tim McAstocker opened the scoring for the Juveniles at 8:21 of the first from Paul Kelly and Dan Duncan. Paul Ostander tied the game at 13:12 froni Jim Wright. Dan ziwAvA.v.:AvAvAvAwAvA-v=AvAvAvAvmst • r A magical season full of dreams corrve true ... that's what Christmas is. We wish you much joy. MEL BOGIE YOUR SERVICE DEALER IN GODERICH, CLINTON AND DISTRICT LMV;VX'VX`VXVX•Va;VXVXcVXVXVMVXVAV •P Duncan put the Juveniles back in front at 5:39 of the second with an unassisted effort. Paul Ostander's second° goal tied the, game at 14:27. Ian MacAdam's goal from Paul Kelly put the Juveniles out in front again at 8:23 and Al Shelton scored the Juveniles fourth goal at 15:40 from Brian Thompson and Paul Kelly. John Cosgrove cut the Juveniles lead to one at 16:22 from Pete Postill and Paul Ostander with the Juveniles shorthanded. Another power- play effort tied the game at 17:11 with Pete Postill scoring from Paul Ostander. • The contest was a penalty filled affair with twenty-three penalties being called. There were 19 minors, 1 major 2 -ten rninute misconducts and • 1 game misconduct. • The Juveniles received"ritri minors, one major and one ten minute misconduct. Wednesday, DeCember. 13 Build* Centre outscored Sifto Salt 5-1 in the final period to defeat Sifto Salt '7-3, Rick Sowerby and Buck Million paced the Building Centre -at; tack. Sowerby scored three times and assisted on one other. Million scored mice and assisted on three others. Dennis and Mark Lassaline and Brian Schmidt scored the other Building Centre.. goals. Dave Haylow, Wayne Draper andi Wayne Cook scored for Sift Salt. Building Centre held a 1- 10 after one period and the teams were tied 2-2 after two periods. DRMCO scored six straight gdals last Sunday to trip Bayfield 6-3 in the first ,game. John Hodge and Dave Graf each netted two goals. Ray Aliin and Ken Lee scored the . other DRMCO goals: Lorne Merner, Gord Fisher and Carl Humphries replied for Bayfield. Merner opened the scoring for Bayfield at 10:09 from Morley Leeking. Ken Lee tied the game at 7:22 of the second illv.eis from Dave Graf. John Hodge put DRMCO in front at 14:01 from Del Bedard and Steve Alli. Ray Alii. scored DR- MCO's third goal at the 14 second mark of the third. Dave Graf scored at 2:02 and 7f'30 both being -assisted by Ken Lee. Bob Papple assisted on Graf's first goal. John Hodge scored 'DRMCO's final goal at 9:38 from Steve 'Doak. Carl Humphries started 'Bayfield on a comeback at 10:0 --from Jack 'Kellough." Gord Fisher'Scored Bayfield's third goal at 14:55 from Don Johnston. Bayfield kook 12 penalties and DRMCO 6. Of Bayfield's 12 -penalties one was a 5 minute major, 2 ten minute' misconducts and onematch penalty. A six goal outburst by Building Centre in .the final period gave 'Building Centre a 7-4 victory over the Juveniles and take over sole possession of first place. Buck Million and Bill Duckworth each scored two goals for Building Centre. Brian Schmidt .opened the scoring for Building Centre at 10:52 of the first period from John Phillips. Bruce Bowman 4 tied the game at 8:53 of, the second with a hard slapshot. • Dan Duncan's first goal of the game made it 2-1 in favour of the Juveniles at 10:30 from Brian Thompson and Paul Kelly. Duncan scored again at °13:07 from Brian Thompson. Mark Lassaline cut the Juveniles lead to one at 1-3.0 of the third period from Paul Corriveau. Buck Million tied the gain e at 4:53 from Dennis Lassaline. Bill Duckworth put Building Centre in front at 6:27 from Mark Lassaline, but Tim McAstotker tied the _game at 7:34 from Dan Duncan. Bill Duckworth put Building Centre back in front at 12:59, John Phillips added k an in, surance goal at 19:42 into an empty net. Buck Million roun- ded out the scoring at 19:59 from Rick Sowerby. Building, Centre was given eight minors and the Juveniles ‚six. • There are no games this Sum day evening, but on Tuesday, December 26 Holmesville takes on the Juveniles in Clinton. In Goderich on Wednesday, Dec. 27, DRMCO plays Bayfield. CNIB dinner held Blind residents of Huron and Perth Counties were enter- tained at a Christmas dinner in the Main •Street United Church in Mitchell by the Huron -Perth Advisory Board to Th'ej,- Canadian National Institute for the Blind. Clark Moses of Mitchell was responsible for planning the party, while Unit 3 of the United Church Women provided and served dinner in a gaily decorated hall. Harry Lear, Blyth, welcomed the, guests and Advisory Board members were introduced by Alfred Elton of Stratford. Miss Gladys Wilker . of the Canadian Council of the Blind- Festiyal Club. Stratford, thanked the Church women and the Advisory Board for en- tertaining them. Don Webster, Exeter, President of the CCB- Bluewater Club of Huron County, added the appreciation of his group. R. Wallace Ken- nedy, District Administrator of the CNIB, extended greetings. , Bingo played on Brailled cards provided entertainment. Prizes were won -by Mrs. Marlene Wilson, Stratford; Miss Iva Switzer, Blyth; J. Breckenridge, Wingham; and Howard Carroll, Goderich. 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