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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-09-20, Page 7let, Fran the the tread' its e* 'as o of the C 1948 1can he won cludi int w union 9r he highest iter Nur stern, hold' at ?COUP dson nit pr t 200 the 15 p.m. rs w 'om t stern on a •field page at the oven gyration ss." iker ex con such Ha found'' ul to lings t ops an ovem is ar will t can he gr was e mem ils a ss the doing eprese ur de he beca o must emolit GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, 'THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1973-PAGX. 7 volunteer firemen pour water through a basement 145 Cambridge Street as they attempt to *K- afka >':-aNn which broke out about 1:00 p.m. Monday after- SUNSET NEWS by Dim! Crawford noon. No cause for the blaze has been discovered but the flames did extensive damage ° to the basement and fur- nishings. There were no Injuries involved. (staff photo) 1 Goderich United beat Clinton team 5 - 0 easoi 0 ,1 RE ever tried to putt ee mug or a plastic off by sitting on a swing left handed always swing right? d to experience the golf on Ladies Nite. Ni'eat. We all en - Ind the delicious_ kipper: well planned Ellen. Its of the two ball aneFritzley and e Chisholm, Faye a and Dalphine Elaine Phillips and 's night turned ch a night too with using just three clubs r nine holes of golf. gross was won by erby and first low net Albert Middel. Good fellows. results were: first Geo Low, Denis Doug Spitzig; second tan Telford, Erie ryey Munro, Geo race Lyndon;' third ill: Fritzley, Roy envy Griffiths, Ray Lyndon and Gordhe ' i11 be t last hd;ea' nite for this don't forget you still 8iX weeks of -&o let's keep in p Day will be ,,September 22. A planned with 18 101( golf movie a inner. Bring your or friend for the the pro shop 524- the number at - to thank Joyce Stan. Conneltyjor a fine job as Han. flnen. A lot of long Planning goes into both members as sunset Club ap- their time and ef- pions are down to play In the Ladies Plaine Phillips will Shirley Baechler to decide on the Ladies Club Champion. Hudson Warr and Roy Telford will have a match play this week and the winner will play off with Stan Connelly to decide who is the Men's Han- dicap Champion. The Men's Club ' Champion has two more play offs to be played before we know the two finalists. Remaining in this event is Don Bedour, Rick Sowerby, Bud Boyce and Roy Telford. The final Junior Day will be on Sunday, '23. All Juniors who ,Sept. participated in this event during the summer are welcome. Tee off time will be at 2 o'clock and lunch and prizes will follow. Dennis Reed is the Junior Club Champion with Mike Malley as the runner up. The decision was reached last Sun- day in a match play off. The Junior Handicap Champion will be decided between the two Reed boys - Denis and Brian. Alf you Juniors be sure and come to your Championship Day party. HINT: When chipping, the' ob.ective is to'land the -ball just on the green and make it roll the rest of the way to the "hole. A good rule to follow is to chip with the least lofted club that will get your ball to the green.. Remember that the more loft the club has, the less roll there will -be once the ball lands on the green., TEE HEE: "Oh, you beast!" she cried: "Golf, golf, golf! That's all you ever think about. I'll bet you don't even remem- ber the day we were married!" "I do io," he said jubilantly, "It was the day I sunk that 30- foot putt!" SMILE Husband to wife: "Let's in- vite the Wilsons, they're perfect guests, they never come!" * * A modern mother .vas overheard to say, "I always wanted a child with log, blond curls -- but I. had hoped it would be a girl." * * * Girl graduate: "Four years of college! And just whom haa it got me?" Go, ich United went to Clinton o play a scheduled league game and for the second week in succession won by the identical score of 5-0. The game opened on a somewhat sloppy pace, the players taking a long time to settle down to play good soccer. After twenty minutes Goderich took the lead, Refflinghaus sent a beautiful crossfield pass to Fisher who in turn sent a rocket shot past the Clinton keeper from twenty yards out. Goderich were now in com- mand playing fast powerful soc- cer and Refflinghaus made it two up for the United. Taking a pass from John Gottschalk he beat two defencemen and lashed the ball into the net giving .the goalkeeper no chance. Clinton were playing a strong stuffy defensive game but Goderich were not to be denied and after 40 minutes Bill Wedlock made it three up for the United, taking a pass from Clare Sager. He turned on a terrific turn of speed and from close to the bye .line he sent a shot in that completely deceived the Clinton keeper. Half-time Goderich 3, Clinton 0. . The second half opened with Goderich still dominating the play but the Clinton keeper was playing a very good game rrob- bing Brian Allen on numerous occasions. Allen, who played a very strong game for Goderich came very close to scoring on a number of times. • Fisher scored his second goal after teen minutes of the second half and completed his hat - trick ten minutes later. His second goal was a carbon copy of his first one. His third goal had so much power in the shot he sent in that the keeper stop- ped it but the ball got away from him and entered the net. The Goderich half -back line must take a lot of credit for this win, as they were strong in defence and also carried the bath ate= fed their forwards with great passes. Both teams played a very clean game and it was enjoyed by the fairly large amount of fans, at least half of them travelling from Goderich. The game was well controlled by a very efficient referee. The Goderich Executive of this fine soccer team would like to see a lot more people suppor- ting them at their home games especially in their drive towards the championship of the Londono and District Soccer League as the players are sure WASHCAR Speaterad by Grade 8, St. Mary's School U SATURDAY SEPT. 22nd. 10 A.M. TO 4 P.M. AT FIVE POINTS GULF STATION • spreading the name Goderich in a soccer sense. So come out and encourage this home brew team. The next game will be played at Agricultural Park Sunday next. Kick-off time is 5 p.m. against the London Olympians. Hully Gully hosts Ont. drag champs The second event of the On- tario Snowmobile Drag Cham- pionships proved to be another day of keen competition for all competitors and an afternoon filled with excitement and thrills for Hully Gully racing fans, The best time of the day was turned in by Keith Vessair on a Alouette 440 from Honey Harbour, the time 8.6 seconds for 1/8 mile strip. Top points man for the day was Peter Nieuwenhuizen on -a Scorpion nom Watford with 145 points. Jn McGuire on Alouette front. Bramalea was second with„ 118.5. Top lady was Audj "ey Collins on Roll -o -flex and :Chaparral from Varna with 90 points, Nancy Walker from Mt. Brydes on Roll -o -flex second with 66. Next event in Championship Series will run Sunday Oct. 7 at Hully Gully. The following is a class by class breakdown oT the win- ners: - A stock, Bill Empey Auburn; B stock, Darryl Gueguen St. Agatha, Bill Walsh Galt, Doug Reid Varna; C stock, Bernard Verhoeven, Kirwood, ° Bill Walsh Galt, Darryti,..Gueguen St. Agatha; D stock, Peter Nieuwenhuizen Watford, Dan Bound- Markham, Larry Mordue Lyn-. den; E stock, Peter Nieuwenhuizen Watford, Ed Woods Burlington, Larry Mordue Lyn - den; A super Mock, Gary MacDonald Dorchester; of B super. stock, Peter Nieuwenhuizen Watford, Sharon Bound Markham, Wayne Saunders; super stock, Brian Kipfer, Alashwood, Larry Mordue Lyn - den,. Bill Frearson Hamilton; A ladies, Betty Henshaw Ilderton, Audrey Collins Varna; B ladies, Audrey Collins Varna, Cathy Heyndrick Sim- coe• Nanca r Walk Mt i Town Police Officers of the Goderic Police Department investigate only two rnotor, .vehicle ac cidents over the past week both of which occurred on•Sep tember 13 and within 2 minutes of each other. Cars driven by Edna L. Jer vis of R.R. 2 `Clinton an Lenore Watt of 207 Jone e Street in Goderich were i collision on Huron Road at Ox ford Street resulting in damag estimated at $250 to the Jervi car and $80 to the Wat vehicle. There wer,.e no injuries. Phillip J. Black of R.R. 6 Goderich and Allen J. Camp- bell of Seaforth also escaped in- jury when the vehicles they were driving were involved in an accident on Hamilton Street at Newgate Street. Damage to the Black car was estimated at $75 and to the Campbell car at $175. in other activities the local police investigated 143 oc- currences' during the past week; 26 of which were of a criminal nature. Ten arrests were made. Eight charges were laid un- der the Criminal Code of Canada, 13 under` the Highway Traffic Act and three under the Liquor Control Act. d 5 d s n e s • y e . B ryd. ges; • C ladies, Nancy Walker Mt. Bryclges, Cathy Heyndrick Sim- coe, Audrey Collins Varna; juniors, Mark Darling Ailsa Craig, Wade Miller Dutton, Andy Miller Dutton, Brian Argyle Goderich; A modified, Fred Holden Lakeside, Bob, Henshaw Ilder- ton; 'B modified, Gary;. Vessair Honey Harbour, Steve Martin Dorchester, Fred Holden Lakeside; C modified, Bob Henshaw Ilderto,n, Stan Shead Street- sville, John McGuire Bramalea; D modified, John McGuire Bramalea, Greg. Armstrong Zurich, Keith Vessair Horley Harbour; E modified,, Keith Vessair Honey Harbour, John McGuire , Bramalea, Greg Armstrong Zurich. 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