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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-12-13, Page 46THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1973 I (continued front* page 5) KINSMEN MIDGET ALL-STARS Travelling to Hensall, Thur- sday, December 13th, the Kin- smen Midgets trounced Hensall by a score of 8-5. Goderich played a very poor defensive game as they just weren't hit- ting and checking. Hensall had only 9 players and on several occasions made the Goderich defense look very bad on several goals. Leading the at- tack for Goderich was ,Grant Shelton with 5 goals, top scorer in the Midget W.O.A.A. division. Rick Moody opened the scoring and Allan Worgan got the second goal to give Goderich a 2-1 lead. Hensall soon tied the game, but before the end of the second period, Grant .Shelton scored 3 quick goals, Hensall getting their third one off the stick of a Goderich defenseman. John Hanly got Goder tiles other goal, and picking up assists in the game were Doug Marshall with 3, Lee Arbour 2, Allan Worgan and Steve Davey one assist each.., Return ,game Sunday after- noon in Goderich the Kinsmen Midgets defeated Hensall 4-2. Going into the game with' only three regular defencemen as Al Worgan is out of action with a severely cut leg which requited nine stitches. Early in the first perigd Jerry` O'Brien was sent to the dressing room for fighting, this left the team with only two regular defencemen, Mike Andrews and Mike.Cum- mings. Doug Marshall opened the scoring from Grant Shelton. Hensall tied the game before the end of the first period. Scott Kennedy made it -2-1 as John Hanly and Rick Moody drew assists. Lee Arbour made it 3-1 as Doug Marshall playing one of his best games of the year set him up. Hensall got their second .goal from their power play just before the end of the second period. Grant Shelton picked up his own rebound to score the only goal in the final period and Pete Kelly playing thy full game in the nets came up with several key saves to help his team hold on to a 4-2 victory. s, HOCKEY NOTES At this time of year, I would like to thank all my supporters who contribute to the success of this column. There are many, but a special thank you to June Taylor, Marilyn Klass, Mrs. Maureen Elliott, Dennie Williamson, Bill Reid, Keith Hiusser and Dick Madge. • Christmas is the time to think of the underprivileged and needy. Hope you're thinking of me. Merry Christ- mas. Are you looking for a pair.of skates? 'Mike has two pairs,_ . siz, “' and 9, ;which are at - Wayne'. Cook's Tuck ,Shop at the Arena. These Bauer skates are priced bjr.the„size, $6.00 and $9.00. 4W..044)1/40,04,14 4444 u►o��..a 0 £ 0 Pamela. Craven - of the LONDON -SKATING CLUB came second in the Pre Novice ladies Figures and Free Style, winning a Silver Medal, at the Great Lakes Competition ° in London.: The Suncoast Suns Atom All -Stars maintained, their hold on first place in Zone one W.O.A.A, standings with a pair of road victories ,last. weekend. Friday night the Suns went on a third period, nine goal, rampage to blast klayfield 14-0. On Saturday, in Mitchell the Suncoast Estates team defeated Mitchell 6-4. The Suns now have a record of six Wins and one loss in league piaj. In Bayfield, Larry Kelly -led the attack with fo°'goals while Willie Denomme and Mark -, Rowe each had a hat trick. Jim Fritzley, Darrel Graham, John Alexander and David East- wood each added one goal. Randy: Graham had four assists, and Darrell -Graham, David Eastwood, -Jim 'Fritzley and John Huff had one. each. -Goalies Robert Cummings and Jim MacDonald shared the shutout.' ' In Mitchell, Jim Fritzley had two goals and an assist for the Suns thile Mark Rowe,: David Eastwood, Larry Kelly ane Randy Graham had one goal, each. Kelly also had two _assists, while Eastwood, Alan Bakker, Mike Paquette and John Alexander” had one assist each. For Mitchell, J. Heinbuck had three goals and an assist and R. Stove! had a goal and an assist. Saturday night here, the Suns skated to a 2-2 tie with Wingham in. ,.an exhibition game. Mark Rowe had.: both Goderich gnats, with assists gingbamaid, Ip 1' Boyce, Randy gra arry Kelly. John Penny and Brad Gerrie were the Wingham marksmen. This Saturday the .Suns will be playing in the Kincardine Winter Games. Tournament, defending the trophy won by Goderich last year. At 9:00 a.m. the Suns play their first game against. 'the Kincardine entry. If the Suns win, they will then.- play the winner of Durham and Hanover at 3:15. If they lose their first game, the Suns„ will play the loser of Durham vs. Hanover in the consolation. round at 2:00. Saturday 'evening the Suns will return home to face Bayfield in a regularly scheduled W.O.A.A. league game at 6:30 p.m. Next Saturday, December 29, coach Richard Madge's team will .play in the International Silver Stick Hockey u Tour ' nament in Forest at 11:30a.m. against Leamington. One day good 'Mrs. Santa Claus, who keeps house With great care, Unfolded Santa's winter suit and hung it: -out to air. Then with her needle and her thread she sewed each button tight, "Now try it on, please Santa dear; we'll see if it looks right," So Santa, in his stocking feet,. pulled on the red' pants first, But when he tried to fasten them, -pop, ,pop!• the buttons - burst! - Then Mrs. Santa handed him the red coat trimmed with white— It wouldn't meet across his chest. Alas, it vas too tight. Domtar Chemicals Limited announced today a $1.5 million expansion project for the com= pany's Sifto salt plant in Unity, Sask. The expansion= -second at the plant since 1968—will increase capacity by 38 per cent to 200,000 tons per.. year. •-- The first stage of expansion„ which was completed in 1970, raised capacity from 92,000 tons to the present 145,000 tons per year and provided certain basic facilities -into , which future.capacity additions could be incorporated, the. company said.- The second stage is scheduled for completion in early 1975. The Unity plant, which 'coin- menced Operations in 1949, ser- ves the chemcial, industrial, highs ay, agricultural and household markets of British Columbia, Alberta; Saskat- chewan and Manitoba. Domtar Chemicals, an operating company of Domtar Limited, also has salt evaporating plants in Goderich and Amherts, N.S., and rock salt mines at Goderich and on Cote Blanche Island in Louisiana. A facility in Van- couver distributes solar and evaporated salt. The, con) p#4 os}e world's major producers osal products. The big black belt just went around, but 'twas a dreadful squeeze. Said Santa, "What would hap- pen if I ever had' to sneeze?" "0 Dear," 'said Mrs. Santa Claus, , "Whatever shall we do?" "Twill soon be Christmas, I've no time to make you something new." ' "You'll have to diet, Santa, You're getting much too fat - No more ice cream and candy, make up your mind to that! If that suit is to fit you well you must `take Off -ten pounds, - You reaUy shouldn't eat so much when making Christmas rounds," She told the busy little elves who make the Christri'as candy They must not leave the smallest bit which Santa might find handy. She hasn't baked' a `single cake, nor trade a'singlepie,- And Santa has been living on clear tea with cheese on rye! So Santa has been dieting, he's really getting thinner, No doubt, he'll very much en- joy, a hearty Christmas dinner. But don't be worried little friends, if you do 'what is right We'll call on you on Christmas ve e'en though his suit is tight. „ His eyes will shine like candles bright, his laugh will still be merry, "His snowy, beard will be as white, his nose just like a • cherry; And if the treats you leave for him are gone, just keep it quiet! Some day you'll know as Santa does, how hard it is to. diet. MERRY CHRISTMAS! From "Jingle Bell" PROMISE HER ANYTHING, BUT... GIVE HER ARPEGE , 11, Veil of Arpege by Lanvin. Fragrant bodycream. Also available in My Sin. 3 -oz size, each 6.00 12- Eau de Lanvin Spray Mist. Arpege or My -Sin -2 -oz size, each 8.00 13- Arpege Extract by Lanvin. Y' -oz site, each 17.50. %-oz size, each 9.50: My Sin, each 15.00 , My Sin, each, 8.75 - 14- Arpege Eau de Lanvin. 2 -oz size, eadh 4.75 4-oz,size, each 8:50 My Sin, each 4.25 My Sin, each 8.00 Mrs. Gwen Whilsmith of Exeter `Ied the Christian Women's Club candlelight ser- vice on Sunday evening with vocal solos by Mrs. Peter Mar- tin. Four new residents were welcomed at Monday after- noon's get together, Mrs. Clark, Benson Sowerby, Tom Morris_ and Alf' Buchanan. Marie Flynn assisted- Mary Taylor, Norman 'Speir and s Jerry Collins with the music and the Christian Reform volunteers helped with wheel chairs and the carol sing. The residents had .a very en- joyable hour of music in Family -Night with Mr. Peter Dekher of I Molesworth as guest soloist it and Mrs. Doreen ••Danbrook as g pianist. Peter sang many of the favorite songs such as Danny,; " Boy, Edelweiss, songs from' the Sound of Music and led in the singing of Christmas Carols. • Mrs. Revell expressed the ap- preciation of the residents. PURT'..F OIL SOAP with matching HAND & BODY LOTION TIME IS RUNNING OUT NOW, thru Dec. 31 ° +! 16 THE SQUARE GODERICH 524-6901 'FOR THE KIDS: ✓ GAME'S f MODELCRAFT CANDLECRAFT 1 TONKA TOYS • PAINT -BY -NOS. „% JIG -SAW PUZZLES MATCHBOX TOYS ✓ BOOKS ✓ RECORDS 1 TIMEX WATCHES 'FOR DAD: / PIPES- , I LIGHTERS BILLFOLDS , TRAVEL CASES •% TIMEX WATCHES ✓ BAR ACCESSORIES ✓ ELECTRIC RAZORS ✓ AFTER SHAVE AND COLOGNES 1 BEER STEINS FOR MOM: GIFTWARE: CRYSTAL COOKIE JARS ✓ COFFEE SETS ✓ STATUARY PLAQUES ✓ CUPS & SAUCERS 1 CLUTCH PURSES. / LIGHTERS , TIMEX WATCHES I. BOX CHOCOLATES ✓ COLOGNES' • ETC. STOCKING STUFFERS' i COMICS ✓ CHOCOLATE BARS /MATCHBOX TOYS FILMS A FLASH CUBES / PANTY HOSE MODEL PAINTS AND CEMENT OUT IN THE COUNTRY ON TOP OF THE HILL ONE MILE SOUTH OF ILYTH ON HIGHWAY 54 It's a woes shopping experience lo keep Chrlstmas shotplyd9 part of Christmas fun. Our people will no* you ,Nott a porfuct lift lot Nveryon0 on your list. Riotous* wN realise how important it I} to find the right gill for th. pimple you care about. R.member, too. anything you M . ,.feet may be escheog.d. m. e.rvica were famous for MI yam 'round is wen mora in ovidanco at Christmas flow, , InolrdMg a little of that otddashionod .4( Christmas fooling. To t,o orun To ( loot on aid I .Man REMEMBER TO STOCK UP FOR THESE FESTIVE DAYS POP -.MIXES - POTATO CHIPS - PEANUTS BAG CANDY - PARTY HATS And BLOW OUTS CHRISTMAS SPECIALS HOSTESS POTATO CHIPS RFNDFl ✓TNIS BOXED (H0001ATES Ck..r, "iirrr fad' 1a the Holy Yier stiff aitaseititiont of Filch° 's� Limited visite minsi riiarema lr ol lmosswileNmt oimisemoRmi Men's Lather Jackets $39+s G. S.t0 Pp, 1149', . FuN Length Loather Goats , ,119“s to s17Soe Mote's oh him ,Coats I Jackets $99”: to 4229"s FRIDAY, C. 21 - 0 A.M. TO 9 , P.M. z . SATUNDYtY, DEC. 22 - 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. SUNDAY, DEC. 23 - 1:00 P.M. -TO ' 6 . P.M MONDAY, DEC. „w 9 A.M.TO d P.M. CLOUD CHRISTMAS . DAY , - OIIN BOXING, ' DAY 'WED:, DEC. 36 0 A.M.-tO 'CP Tina* .10the Iouclt of Jean I4atd. 6- Jim Nirtd 'Two ,Spred"_-._a_Ift Set. 4'/2 -oz spray bath powder, 3 -oz spray bath cologne Set 1511. - 7- Jaen Nate A for -!lath Frlption Lotion. 5 -oz site, each 2.00 8 -oz size, each 3.00 . 16 -oz size, each 5.00 8- Jean Mies ath 51*. Fresh citrusy scent. Bath` oil, 4 -oz size; each 3.75 5 Joan MN Bath. Powder. 12 -oz size, 3.75. .