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h which George Osmond is
king 'after. The -Goderich
b and George would like to
nk Exeter. for their fine
pitality as they were treated
a lunch after the game. Are
re any merchants or hockey
s who would like to donate
ouple of sticks to the visiting
m, next time they are in -
d to Goderich to play?
n .an Exhibition game bet-
lovice-andhMite--iii -
-Stars, the "B" team won, 9 -
Robert Jeffery had three
Is, Jim Fritzley two, and
gles to Steve Boyce, Paul
ere, Jim Burbine, and Paul
ung. Lone goal scored on
k Ryan was by Bobby John -
n, for the "A" Club.
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Eastwood scored the first goal
Assisted by Jim Mathers anf
Joey Morrisey. . Mike Evans got
the Mites' second goal, assisted
by Darryl • Graham aa:Tommy
Smith.
Third goal scorer was Joey
Morrtasey, assisted by Robbie
Kisch and David Eastwood.
Tommy Smith got the fourth
goal from Greg Marshall and
Kevin Campbell. Coach Den-
nis Williamson reports the boys .
all played and skated very well.
They come up against Byron
next Saturday night here in
Goderich at 6:15.
Gord Fisher's unassisted -unassisted. Paul Kelly made it
goal at 10:55 of the third period 2-0 at 8:59 and Dan. Duncan in-
Lassaline, got 'the next two in the book, or a •report made gave Bayfield, a 1-0 victory over creased the lead to three at
goals for Graham Electric to out. Or :if they did, where are Holmesville in Goderich last 14:04 with Sifto Salt playing
give them the win and second they? Sunday, February, 4. Fisher two men short. Al Sheleton
place in'the standings. t Club Grill defeated Sifto Salt slid the puck under assisted on Duncan goal Tim
Mite House League Stan- " 4.2, in the game on
January 30. Gerry Wunnin Dupee's leg along the ice from an unassisted effort at 1:41 of
opened the scoring as Tom a scramble in front of the net. the third. Dan Duncan scored
Dphertxand._Dale Duncan set Both, Wayne Dupee__ of
h�triu in the first � period. Sifto - his second goal of the game _at_
pHolmesville and Gary Black of 8:19. Brian Thompson roue
Salt tied the game on a goal by Bayfield had good games. ded out the scoring at 13:50
won 2, lost 5, t' d 2, f ° d Ricky Stoddard, but before the Dupee kept Holmesville in the froth Dan, Duncan.
points;' Canadian Tire won 2,. end of the first period Dale game with several fine saves The KFC Juveniles hold
lost 6, tied 1, for 5 points. Duncan made it 2-1 for Club throughout the entire game. down first spot in the standings
Grill. Then Club Grill made'it Holmesville had good, oppor- with 28 points on 13 wins, three
NOVICE HOUSE LEAGUE 4-1 on two goals .by Tom tunities to win the game in the losses and two ties, Building
Convenor Bill • Reed con- Doherty as Dale Duncan set third period when Bayfield was Centre has 26 points but has
times to do a terrific job, them both up. Final goal for penalized three times. Bayfield played two less games.
making sure 11Xgame reports Sifto Salt was by Larry McGee. took six of seven minoranBuilding Centre is 13-3-0. DR '
.. {playedFebruary penalties called in the game. 18 points on
MCO is third with
Of. �e�bruary s are reported; (as In a game ataurant-:and:--mss ------ - -�
-""`r" "iic Not` conn "rd derich Re
Club Grill fought to a 3-3 tie. heiirst en�--last=Sun . -- iiithf wins" roe -lo se`µ t_tiortr„'
ting Saturdayr'tiight's game, day, the KFC Juveniles moved ties. There is going to be a bat- I
they are as follows: Goderich The game saw eleven penalties into first place in the standings tle for the fourth and final I
Electric are in first place with assessed. Club Grill accounted with a 6-0 whitewash over playoff spot between Bayfield I
12 points; right behind them for the major number with cellar -dwelling Sifto Salt. Al and Holmesville. Bayfield has
are the Flyers with 11 points, seven. Goal scorers for the Sheleton scored the only goal of a 5 9-3 record for 13 points, two ■
and the Legion Sailors with 9 Club Grill team were Dwayne the first period at 5:51
ht Ross,Dale Duncan and Tony
Tuesday•, Holmesville': goalie Wayne McAstocker made it 4-0 with
dings, as of February 3e 1973
Bedford Hotel won 7, lost 1,
tied --1-_for --15_points; -Gxahat>f
Electric won 50 lost 4, tied 0, fol
10 points; MacDonald Mach
ie or
Bedford Hotel defeated
MacDonald Marine by °a score
of 4-2 last Monday, January
-29th. Mark Crawford opened
the scoring for ,_Bedford Hotel,
and David MacDonald drew
the assist. Dave Gallow made
it 2-0 unassisted, and David
MacDonald scored the next two
goals for the winners, to . make
veiled to Lucan an Sunday it 4-0. Then Greg K
ricin where they defeated scored two goals in, the final Goderich , Electric white- two goals, and Richard Carmen
on by a score of 4-2. David period for MacDonald Marine,
also unassisted.
Canadian Tire held on to
defeat Graham Electric 3-2 in
Tuesday's game (January 30).
Opening the scoring in the first
period was Darryl Madge for
Canadian Tire, then Todd Rit-
tinger made it 2-0 in the second
• / period before Graham Electric
got on the score sheet. Tim
Lassaline got both goals for
Graham Electric
_ more than Holmesville who are I
points. It sure is a tight race as - � � -w 4-9-3. Holmesville however has 11
Glenmark Hoi�iea and Ken- Bedard. Gerrard Gwynard and Bridge scores one game in hand. Bayfield's� ■
tucky Fried Chicken hold down Tim Atfield drew assists. remaining three games are
last ,place, tied with 8 points
irkconnell each. P Y an
There were four tables in
la at the Goderich Duplicate
Bridge Club January 23.
Winners and their scores ,
Mrs. J. Donnelly sand
Mrs. B. Erskine,' 47 points.
Mrs.' J. Stringer an
Mrs. R.L. McDonald, 461/2
Mrs. and
White and Mrs. J. Cook
and Mrs. J. Chisholm tied with
Goderich Restaurant player, against Holmesville, Sifto Salt
Terry Shoemaker, picked up
plays Sifto' Salt, DRMCO, i
washed Kentucky Fried and Rick Leddy two assists Building Centre and Bayfield i
Chicken 3-0 as Jim Burbine apiece. Perry Boak got the were: in their four remaining games.
continues to get the hat tricks. tieing goal of the game. Top, DRMCO plays the" g games. 1
He scored all the goals again ROTARY BANTAM in the first game.this Sunday, 5
for Goderich Electric It Second, d February 11 atp.m. In the •
ALL-STARS ■
wouldn't surprise meSt to see ' second game, Sifto Salt take ■
him up with the All -Stars as he In a game played here last points on Bayfield at 9:00 p.m. 5
sure is one of them. Another ian Saturday the Clinton Ban- Third, J Peters Holmesville plays Building 2
outstanding player is Brian tams came from behind to win Mrs. G
Shewfelt who was in the nets over the Goderich Rotary Ban-
d ked up another shut- tams by a score of 3-2. Ric'
Moody opened..
d Juveniles. Holmesville. •
an plc 421/2 points.
out. M d the scoring as There were six tables in play
Friday (February 2) there Scott Kennedy gave him a per- at` . the - Goderich . Duplicate
was was on
The winning goalthe Novice Legion All -Stars Lead, but with only a few Winners and their scores
scored by Joe Melady, with traded nights with the regular seconds to go in the first period, were:
ly one game to report as feet pass, to give Goderich the Bridge Club January 30.
Todd Rittinger getting the House League scheduled game: Colquhoun tied the game for First, Mrs. J. Donnelly and
assist Legion Flyers , Clinton. Mrs. B
scored three Rick Moody made it B. Erskine, 84 points.
unanswered goals, then shuns 2-1 on a sole effort but again second pr. A.B. Deathe and
MITE HOUSE LEAGUE 2) 3-2. � on to defeat Goderich Electric Clinton fought back with two Mr. A. Weerasooriya, 78 points.
Friday's game, (February
rgoals to win 3-2. Third, Mrs. J. Cook and Mrs.
ian Fellows, ._ PhilliP unanswered
was all one-sided . as 'Bedford Brown and Steve Sager were J. Chisholm, 77 points.
'Hotel continue to --.-lead the the Flyers' marksmen. Ted BANTAAM HOUSE LEAGUE -Fourth Miss B. Etue and
League, by white -washing Doherty assisted on one of the use League Mrs. I. Papernick, 73 points.
Canadian Tire 4-0 David Flyer goals. Marty Middel andnvenor and
Perin or safety toe. Choice of
seen sole materials.
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Keith Huisser has volunteered S o c c e r Club
the first period,; unassisted:, . Goderich Electric. to assist the league in making
Dave Gallow made it 2-0when
MacDonald got the only'goal in Jae Burbine" got singles for
Kentucky Fried - Chicken out these reports. Do we have
Mark Crawford got the assist scored two third -period goals, an assistant?
and, then scored the next goal both on breakaways, to white- In the first game on Monday,
as his line -mate, Dave Gallow, wash the Legion Sailors 2-0. Goderich Elevator defeated F e br u a r y
assisted. Dave MacDonald got . Lou DeWinter got both goals as Denomme Flowers - 3 to 1.. "
USEDLARS100'sOF BELOW Valeethe fnal goal wth SttProfit Robert Jeffrey set him up. Also
ssise1 fki r$n a' 'Mi dlwho was in tie
T ��rtet afia°°�gi the`sut-netfthe first time, got hs
out, -- first shut -out. This was the
Sturday's game (February first game Saturday a.m.3) also produced a shut -out as In the other contest, Glen -
Mike Moriarity held mark' Homes outskated the
MacDonald Marine scoreless, Legion Flyers to a 4-1 win.
Graham EIectric won 30. . Paul.. Legere picked up twoMike Chisholm opened the goals and an assist, while Wes
scoring in the second period as McLean and Jim Fritzley got
-Ron Stoddard set him up.Tim the others. Graham played a
strong game and came through
with two assists Paul
n.eBe"lhnget>. ,>:mprovingi'Ygame and had only one goal get
owed bpast him. This was sc Y
David Kennedy in the "final
period, unassisted.
In , Saturday night's game,
USED CARSGlenmark Homes played one of
their best games of the season
as they defeated the Legion
1.00Sf'Sailors 3-0. Rick Ryan was
outstanding in 'the netsfor the
BELOWwinners as he picked up his
second shut -out. Paul Legere
Uescored two goals on the Sailors'
VaI goalie, Robert Cummings, and
Jim Fritzley got.the other. Jeff
Leitch, Billy Carter and JohnLL4rew_-n. ` the
game, nd they continue to improve-each game out.PEE WEE- HOUSE LEAGUE
Only two game reports wereSABRE handed in for the Pee Weeomatic, power stewing, power House League. Monday's and
tixtra clean and drivesThursday's games never did get
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Steve I-1udson opened the
coring 'forDenomme Flowers " T1ere ' Will' be' ameeting of
for their only goal. Goderich the Huron Minor Soccer
Elevator got goals from Leroy Association tomorrow at 7 p.m.
Meriam, Tonv Vollick, and in the Duchess Room of the .
Bedford Hotel at Goderich.
�Holst .A member of the Ontario
defeatMinor Soccer Association will
McGee Motors 3-2 as Bob be on hand to answer any
Overholt, Terry Prowse anf questions which may arise. He
Pete Crew. scored for Don will also outline the benefits of
Hoist. Ken Straughan and affiiation in organized soccer
Glen Hutchins -were McGee -.inOntario, We urge:
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ttend the
For Thursday -s games,- •only- this spar -t is uxged toasc`ores are available:. M&Gee mting as' vlunteers-
Motors 4, Denomme Flowers 1. needed in all capacities.
Inthe other game, it wasrepor- - Good organized soccer in the
ted that Don Hoist lost. by a Goderich area is presently in
score. of 8-1 tb. Goderich the building stage add has a
Elevator. w very good chance of success but
to do so, participation must be
(continudd on page S) the corner stone. .,
HURON (PROV.) LIBERAL
ASSOCIATION
NOMINATION
MEETING
To select a Liberal Candidate to contest the Provincial
Riding of Huron in the By-election to be held Mar.
15/73.
All persons who are members in good standing and on the
membership roll of the Huroiie Liberal Riding Association,, 72
hours prior to the holding of the nominating convention. shall
be eligible to vote. The constitution also allows that any im-
mediate past member of the association may renew his mem-
bership at the convention, prior to the commencement of the
Membership tickets at $2.00 each are available
throughout the riding from municipal chairmen
Guest speaker:
ROBERT NIXON 1
LEADER OF THE LIBERAL PARTY
IN ONTARIO
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Bantams high singles, John
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Chapman 188; Shirley Jo Pitre
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Rumig 271; IR,andy Little 268;
Laura MacDonald 262;
Raymond Moffatt 260; Debbie
Mullen 251. ,
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singles, Dale Oke- 244; Doug
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