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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-04-19, Page 5144 ei w0 d Mr, redit. ,, Annoy by a IS If 01 3 that vool• and rimer )f all you'll pring Mal )r a need. [ for a is will 1 and all us . Stor• 0 K. -6231! . EY •1 OUR I PIM 30p0 4 700 10000 56p0 8400 16000 220" 310" 3100 15" I FOR A OW� I :USroM Pum 900 600 SPORTS ACTION SINE by MORLEY LEEKING JR. The N H•L Playoffs are well underway now - with afew mild rprises thus far. New York, of course, stunned Boston - and hockey ''experts" - by knocking off the vaunted Bruins in 5 any did. Another be internal on the Bruins for them' to fall like ees• Thereo must "surprise�� was the Philly victory over the Habs tyhe first game of the semi-finals. The Habs kept waiting to be metered but An overt melyers uck to hockey and avoided the h victory right in the Canadiens'r back uff. Result. My predictions were not too bad for the quarter -final series. 1 icked Philadelphia to win in 6(as they did) and Chicago to win in (Mitt , they eer I completelyo talso picked o ontreal to beat Buffalo( but in. t the New York -Boston predic � '.n so we'll just forget that. Now for the semi-finals: New York will defeat Chicago in 6 and ontreal will take six to dispose of the scrappy Flyers. (By the av, I beat Howie "Gee Whiz Meeker in prediction accuracy in e quarterfinals). 1 have to chuckle when I read and hear about Johnny Wilson, -coach of the Red Wings who is currently blasting the Detroit nt office. It is a common knowledge that Ned Harkness likes pings his way, no matter how stupid they may be, and by not let - ng his coach run the cltib the way he saw fit - well, we, saw what ppened. They' missed the play-offs again. 'Ole Ned hasn't done well coaching, managing or selling hot dogs at the Olympia. aybe he'd better head back to college hockey. Rumours have Johnny Ferguson, ex -buddy of Harry Sinden aded for the Bruin;.. Sinden has literally taken the Boston fran- ise by the — neck, and look what they got this year. Washington sn't know how lucky it is to be getting a man like Milt Sch- idt. Meanwhile, back home here, King Clancy the "ageless wonder" the Leafs is down in Montreal trying to work on Sammy �Ilock, that trading mastermind. It seems like the Leafs would a goalie or two. and Montreal's got 5 of them. Leafs' netmin- g - problems could be over if Bernie Parent returns - seems he's n blackballed in the W.H.A. fi I must not end this column without commending the Buffalo bres. dor a franchise that is but three years old, the fans and :yers AND management are a credit to the N.H.L. and all those o said Punch Imlach was lucky in Toronto are now eating crow la mode. gee you next week - watch for Baseball forecasts soon. COUNiRY CLUB ellbeveryone! It is hard to ieve that once again, it's e to get ready for golf. he winter went by very 'cklv, and wasn't the curling iting! I must say, these lers are an enthusiastic up. hank you Eileen, for ping us up to date on all the ivities down at the club ing the winter. peaking of activities, there lots of these in store for the on ahead. t' present, however, please ain fro , • • the course .r - a cou rlie is" busy. preparing •t .ays and greens. Playing on right away may cause a of damage. oth the Men's and Ladies' ions have their schedules made up, and everything is to a lot of good golf and t of fun. y the way, the rates are the e as last year, and, of se, they are due at the piling of theason,-and be paid at the Pro Shop. There wile‘be a brochure going out to all of you very shortly, with all the information on it. We are very pleased to have Dorothy and Allan Worgan running the Pro Shop this year. They will be able to help you with any golfing needs. The " results of the tennis coupons has been very en- couraging so far, and we will keep you posted as to how .this progresses. In the meantime, get out in the back yard and start swinging! Goderich 4H The seventh meeting for Goderich II was held at Liz Seaman's on April N. Kellie Ross read the minutes of the last meeting. Liz handed out the progra for Achievement Day. Karen Taylor demonstrated the mock cuff and putting --elastic itt pants. The next meeting is May 5. PLAY BINGO AT HOME listen to CKNX Radio Mond* thru Friday 1 2 NOON $1000 ' A FOR FULL CARD Get your card at AINSLIE MEAT MARKET BANK OF MONTREAL McGEE PONTIAC BUICK CHISHOLM FUELS - 20 Albert Si. ELWIN PETRIE, PORT ALBERT GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, APRIL 181 1973--PAGS_.45, Soccer teams organize --r for season pl In a pre season exhibition game Sunday the recently formed Goderich United Soccer Club, scored an upset as they dumped the second division 8t. Columban team 3-1 In Goderich at Agriculture Park. Goderlch Is a third division team. Goderich United goal scorers were Wedlock, Refflinghaus and Duncan. (staff photo) Youth bowling league standing Goderich youth bowling wound up their season this week and the final team stan- dings are as folows: Bantams; Good,. Guys 94, Rascals 92, Gophers 90, Little Bowl 84.„ Winners 68, Rovers 67, Champs 55, Drop Ins 60, Climbers 43, Strikers 381/2, Bracebridge out front of Petrolia In the first two games of the all -Ontario Intermediate "C" final, Bracebridge picked up two '1.okcjded victories at home against Petrolti . On Saturday they defeated the Chiefs 13-3 and came back with a 10-3 win on Sunday. Games 3 and 4 will be played this Saturday and Sunday in .Petrolia. Roadrunners 38, Pussy Cats 351/2. Final Junior Standings; Hillbillies 134, Paranoids 79, Ding-a-Lings 72, Filter Tips 67. Bantams High Singles; Larry Daer 180, Dorie Oke 180, -Randy Little 179. , Bantams high double; Max Bourdeau339, Randy Little 328, Larry .Daer 322, John Kloeze 310, Carolyn Thom 294. Junior and Senior high single; Dale Oke 206, Peter Sartori 263, Dawn Oke 244, Steve Chase 209. Junior and Senior high triple; Peter Sartori 659, Dale Oke .606, awn Oke 580, Scott Little 50 April 14 Playoff team win- ners; Champs 3087; Good Guys 2942; Little Bowlers 2821; Rascals 2738; Gophers 2718; Strikers 2630. Junior and Senior playoff winners; Hillbillies 4305; Filter Tips 36'''68; Paranoids 4012. The Huron Minor Soccer Association reached a significant point in its relatively young history as members of the Association elected its first executive last Sunday,a The president for 1973 is Dr. John Underwood of Seaforth. There are two vice-presidents for this season, Dick Eisler of Goderich and Don Armstrong of 'Clinton. The secretary of the league is Kaz Budny from Goderich. Kaz has worked very hard to get this '„Ygoe off the ground. The. treasu7er is Dave Zvluk while the registrar is his wife Victoria. Clinton, Goderich, Exeter and Seaforth have entered teams in this newly formed league. Sixteen teams from each town will compete with four different age groups par- ticipating. The season is slated to begin June second with games being played on Satur- day mornings. Don Armstrong has a supply of soccer boots for those in need at an approximate cost of $5.00 The league is still looking for teams from other communities to 'enter the league. Closing date fo,r any new entries' is set at May 15. OTHE RED CROSS IS PEOPLE LIKE YOU HELPING PEOPLE LIKE YOU NOTICE Maitland Cemetery. Board Effective immediately, The Maitland Cemetery Board by resolution changed the price of lots to $50.00 for - residents and non-residents. The price of grave openings for residents or property owners In the Town of Goderich be $40.00 and for non- residents $80.00 a;.. Jack Scaman. 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