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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-11-29, Page 5i• Nivins of RR 3 Auburn walked off with two trophies the Huron County 4-H Achievement night in Clinton last Friday night. He is shown here receiving the Vincent Farm Equipment Trophy from Clarence Mile for being the top member of the 4-H Tractor Club with 962 out of a possible 1000 points. He also won the C.S. MacNaughton Trophy lotr receiving the highest number of points of any 4-H member In Huron County. (News -Record photo) at Interrrietdiate -C hockey Sailors split two with Seaforth The Goderich Sailors lost their fit game of the regular season !ast Sunday in Seaforth to split their two games last weekend. The Sailors dumped Port Elgin 5-1 lust Friday, November 23 in Goderich. In Seaforth on Sunday, Jack McIlwain scored with twenty three seconds remaining in the game to give the Seaforth Beavers a 4-3 win over Goderich. In Friday's game, five dif- ferent player.: scored for Goderich. Rick Sowerby put Goderich out in front at 14:21 of the first from Denis Lassaline. Wane Fisher made it 2-0 at 17.21 with an unassisted effort. Each team scored once in the second period to make it 3-1 in favour of Goderich after two periods. Mike Courtney scored Goderich's third goal at 7:15 from Frank Hagan and Bruce Stoll. Al Blair scored from a scramble to ruin Chuck Jewell's shutout bid at 19.53 of the second period. The puck ap peared to deflect off-someones stick in front of the goal. This was the first goal scored on Goderich in three regular season this year, that is one hundred and fifty-nine minutes, fifty-three seconds. Jim Farrish and Bruce Stoll scored in the final period for Goderich to round out the scoring. The goal for Farrish at 4:41 of the third was Farrish's first of the season. Seventeen penalties were called in the game, nine to Goderich, which took only two hours to com- plete. In Sunday's game, Seaforth outscored Goderich '2,01 in the first period and went on to defeai Goderich 4-3. Seaforth led throughout the entire game. Bob Beuttenmiller opened the scoring,for Seaforth at 14:11 of the first period from Jack Mcllwain. Terry Craig gave Seaforth a 2-0 lead less than a minute later at 15:08 from Paul Rau, Bruce Stoll put Goderich on the scoreboard at 16:10 from Frank Hagan and Mike Court- ney. The team traded goals in the second period with Seaforth holding a 3-2 lead after two periods. Terry Craig scored Seaforth's-goal at the eighteen second mark from Rick Hein: buck. Wayne Doak scored for Glen McNeil of RR 6, Goderich wod*wo awards at the 4-H Achievement night last Friday in Clinton. Here he is presented with a book by Don Jewel of -Cyanamid of Canada getting the lop wore, 90 out 01 100, in the sheep section of the judging competition. He also won the A.Y. McLean Trophy for being the top showman in the 4-H Dairy Calf Clubs In Huron County. Gien was a member of the Dungannon 4-H Calf Club. (staff photo) Yes you will slave 20% on all of our stock WALLPAPER 81 PAINT THIS OFFER EXPIRES DECEMBER 15, 1973 Buy Now. Sandy Broadfoot of RR 1, Brucefield won the Russell Bolton trophy at the 4-H Achievement night last Friday in Clinton. He had the Champion 4-H Corn Exihibit at the Seaforth Fall Fair. Mr. Bolton made the presentation. (News -Record photo) GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR. THPRSDAY. NOVEMBER 29. 1974-4A0111 4 Goderich at 13.27 from Frank Hagan. Wayne Rau tied the game for Goderich at 17:20 of the third period from Wayne Doak and Tom Crawford. Jack Mcllwain scored the winner for Seaforth at 19:37 from Ross Davies. The Sailors took nine of seventeen penalties called in the game including a ten minute misconduct. The Sailors play tomorrow evening, Friday November 30, at home against the Kincardine Bulldogs. One week from tomorrow, Goderich will play the Durham Huskies of the O.H.A. Senior B league. OPP report stolen goods in the area. Officers of the Goderich detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police investigated 13 traffic accidents which resulted in only one injury and 12 cases of property damage. Altogether there were 47 charges laid, 35 under the Highway Traffic Act, 10 under the Liquor Control Act and two under the Criminal Code. There were also five reported thefts' that resulted in a loss' valued at $127. Reported mi.sing are a canoe, traction bars and a Canadian flag. Eight requests for assistance were answered and in Provin- cial Court, Criminal Division, 44 persons were convicted un- der the H.T.A., and '12 convic- ted of L.C.A. offences. gr, [EFS TALK MINOR HOC.KEJ imminsammimalimma. line. Mao Steve Davies didn't play because of exams. (continued from page 4) Arbour had three assists and centre Doug Marshall picked up the other two assists. Sunday's,game against Mit, chell produced 29 penalties. Goderich 110 16 of them for a total of 43 minutes, including one for 5 minutes for fighting. Mitchell had 13 penalties for a total of 44 minutes, including 5 minutes for fighting and a 10 minute misconduct. My only comment on the game is that we need referees that can handle the game and not let' it get out of hand. Goderich won the game 1-0, on a second ,period goal by Grant Shelton as Rick Moody set him up. Absent for this game was Lee , Arbour and filling in his spot was Steve Crew who handled himself very well up there on the forward "ThelimOaCnKtEoYseeNiOsTMEcSintee." Bruce Ryan of McIntee Real Estate has now ordered sweaters for an ATOM House League Team. They will be going to the team which is presently called the Legion, Auxiliary (which wear Canadian Tire Sweaters for its games). The Legion Auxiliary* are still sponsoring the MITE' ALL-STARS. There had also been some personnel changes in coaches for this team, The new coaches are Brian Schmidt George Gould. 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