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I Huron Minor Soccer Association League Chknnplonshlp in. the Peewee division was
Mt Saturday by the Goderich team sponsored by the local Lions Club. The team mem-
sri (back row, left to right) Jamie McGhee, Ken Carrick, Danny Wilkinson, Captain
udny, Coach Barry Buchanan, Gary Peter., Mike Mllley and Ricky Stoddart; (front
Nft to right) Gary Green, Mark Bellinger, Wilmer Mitchell, Steve Chase, Paul Nurse and
MacLean.
nsPeewees bring
e Huron trophy
Ming game played in
last Saturday before
of 70 eager soccer fans,
Lions Peewees edged
rth by 1.0 to become
first League cham-
the Peewee, division of"
formed Huron Minor
ociation.
robably the best Soc-
ever see bet -
you
of this age," beamed
Barry Buchanan
following the contest. "There
was only one error in the game
and that cost Seaforth the
championship."
The two teams had battled
for 73—minutes when the ball
finally went, from Gary Peters
to Gord Budny to Mark
Bellinger to Rick Stoddart who
was left open near the Seaforth
g al and tipped in the marker.
Goderich goalie Wilmer Mit-
chell was credited with saving
the game three times as
Seaforth pressed hard to sink
the ball in the local net.
Goderich Peewees have not
lost a game in two years. This
season their record runs seven
wins and one tie. They have
scored 26 goals having only
,eight goals scored against them.
Leading goal scorer for the
season is Mark Bellinger.
A trophy will be'donated to
the team by Dr. Michael
Conlon who will also per-
sonally present the- trophy to
the °winners later this fall.
See or- Phone •
MALCOIM MATHERS
raw
WEST ST.
524-9442
11 T ,tu I
MATERNITY
WEAR
at the
SEPARATE SHOPPE
Main Corner Clinton
Open 2-6 Closed Weds. -
Highlighting the week Iast
week on both Men's and
Ladies' Nights, was the ap-
pearance of Bob Martin. Bob,
who is the Pro at London's
East Park Gardens, is a real
entertainer at heart, as well as
an excellent golfer. He put on a
'dazzling display of "rights and
wrongs", and made. it all look
so simple!
At Ladies' Night last week,
we played Monkey Golf, which
was a lot of fun. Each member
of a threesome chose one Club,
and played • in turn. It As sur-
prising what can happen when
you are teeing off with a putter!
The first prize went to the team
of Marie Huff, Carolle Moore
and Joy Hutchins. giicond prize
went to the team of HazeL
Beazer, Irla Stewart, and
"'Mary Lou Durnin. The team
which won Third prize con-
sisted.,of Maxine Martin, Betty
Etue, Ginger Shortreed, and
Ardith Brissette. The evening
ended with a scrumptious corn
roast.
Two of our ladies did very
well at the Walkerton In-
vitational Tournament a
couple of weeks ago. Maxine
Martin won the First Low
Gross in the First Flight, and
Dorothy Worgan won the First
Low Net in the Third Flight.
Nice game girls!
Next week at Ladies' Night,
we hope to be able to have
some films.
The men hada good turnout
on Monday, inspite of the chilly
damp weather. Ken Hall led
the troops this time, followed
by Ross McDaniel, John
Schneiker, and Karl Campbell.
-The final. Inter -club match
took place last Sunday in
Wingham. In the' final stan-
ding,. Goderich came in second,
which is a pretty good show.
They ended up in this order: -
Walkerton;_ Goderich, Kincar-
dine; and Wingham. " '
Entries are corning in
WANT MIS
WORK. WONDERS
OLADIES'
SPORTS
WEAR-
member
the "Car Draw" September 3,in Port Elgin
for the -1973 PONTIAC ASTRE:'You.get
steadily for the Men's In-
vitational,. which is September
15. Be sure to get your entry in
right away for a good starting
time.
Entries are still being taken
for the Papefrnick Trophy which
will be coming up within the'
next two weeks.
Art Mountford reports that
the Club Championship is
proglressing very well, with the
second round under way.
Next week at Men's Night,
John Mason will be showing
some very good films about golf
(rated 'G1.
There will be a Junior Girls
Tournament in Kincardine,
,September 8th at 10 a.m. Any
girls interested should contact
the Pro Shop. This would be
very good experience as well as
a lot of fun.
Thefirst annual Father and
Son Tournament was held at
the Maitland on Saturday,
August 18, with twenty-four
couples in contention. The
event was organized by the
leaders of the Junior Golf
Program.
The winners of the event
were Doug and Ron Hesk, who
accepted an elegant desk set•
donated by Sheaffer Pen Com-
pany. The other winners were: -
2nd - John and Paul MacKay;
3rd Bill and John Hanly; 4th
- Tony and Tony Bedard; 5th -
Dick and ' Alan Worgar>♦, and
Bob and Larry McDougall.
The winners in the Men's
division were Ed Jessop, 1st
nine, and Jim Britnell 2nd.
nine.
The winners of the son's
division were: Steve Davey - 1st
nine and Andrew Harper and
Richard Rawson, 2nd nine.
Through the kindness and
donations of members of the
club, every other son received a
size_ As stated by Our boy who
couldn't convince his father to
play, "I'.11 certainly ' be 'here
next' year!"
A special prize to Dan and -
Pat Murphy, was hats for their
trip, to Prince Edward Island.
They 'are, a*pected'to bring back
oysters and lobsters!'
A'
Signal -Star placers
McLean. CCNA president
Andrew Y. McLean,
publisher of the Huron Ex-
positor it Seaforth, was elected
president of the Canadian
Community, Newspapers
Association at the group's an-
nual convention held last week
in Calgary, Alberta.
Canadian delegation to the
United Nations at New York.
Following his election as
C.C.N.A. president Mr. McLean
was quoted as saying that the
weekly community newspapers
are filling an increasingly im-
portant role, something the
dailies in population centres do
not do because of their commit-
ments and impersonality.
"Community newspapers can
reflect the atmosphere of the
community they are serving,"
he said. ,"There is an increasing
awareness of. the contributions
A.Y. Mclean
Mr. McLean was elected to
.the ..C.C.N.-A. presidency on
Saturday, the dosing day of the
Association's three-day conven-
tion.
The new president is a 'for-
mer Liberal Member of
Parliament for . the former
riding of Huron South and
while sitting in the House of
Commons was a member of the
Smokey Says:
'the community press can make
and because of its close
association with residents the
community press is regarded as
a- friend of the family."
The Goderich Signal -Star
was honored at the awards
presentation dinner held by the,
C.C.N.A. when Mrs. R.G.
Shrier accepted a plaque- an
behalf of the Signal -Star
presented for the third ,place
editorial page in the C.C.N.A.'s
"Better Newspapers Com-
petition" for papers with a cir-
culation of 2,500
3,999.-
GQDERICH DISTRICT COLLEGIATE
INSTITUTE
FALL TERM
0
Students are reminded that school commences on Tuesday,
September 4th, 1973. Students from the Goderich District
Collegiate area who are attending the Goderich District
Collegiate and Central Huron Secondary $pool In Clinton will
report to the Goderich Collegiate.
School will start at the regular time, on Tuesday, September
4th, 8:55 a.m.
All buses will travel at the regular time Tuesday morning.
Buses will leave the Goderich Collegiate at 2:55 p.m. on,
Tuesday, September 4th (one hour earlier than usual).
Students attending the Goderich Collegiate ars to report to
the New Gymnasium by 8:55 a.m.
Students attending the Central Huron Secondary School
from the Goderich area are to register in the Cafeteria by 8:40
a.m.
For details regarding bus routes please call:
--.-Mr.--RRex'Duckworth, Goderich
524-8271
or
Mr. Alvin Sherwood, Dungannon
529-7929
Year 5 students should bring funds to purchase text books.
Year 1,2,3, and_4 students will be supplied with all textbooks
by the Huron County School Board.
Each student will be requited to have a Dudley combination
lock on the first day of school. A studiilt may purchase a lock
for $1.25.
Students who have not registered for the fall term are asked
to "call the school office (524-7353) this week.
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