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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-01-10, Page 72-:, ro A rh, GODERICH SjGl4Ai .*ST, .R;' 1'HUR5 1!AY JAISIJA Y' . 0, 107 +A( x51$ 76411 (Conthitaed .from liege .0) Doherty; Gerhard Gwynn made it 3-0 as he_acored unassisted: Spoiling - Goderich Restaurant goalie's shutout was Paul Young who. - scored for Clttb , Grill, Lione1's Sunoco with their► new sweaters, started the New Year rightl;by 'edging Sifto. Salt' Eric ,'Skirton opened the . scoring for Lionel's Sunoco,' unassisted, but Jim Burbine tied the •g-ar►e-as-T-om--Pincher - ' set hind up. The, winning goal was scored by ' Stuart Crew. Eric Skirton drew the assist. The., Goderich Police —Association presented each member of their Ba-ntam team with '"an engraved" pen at the game prior to the Christmas , holidays. . The coaches also receivedduplicates. .. - Over the holidays,, the • Ban- tam ' Police Falcons -entered. -several Tournaments. In. Kin- cardine . on December " 27 Goderich Police Falcons won their first game agaitrst Hanover -by a score of 7-0. Paul Duckworth -., and John . Page shared in the shutout for the' SOCIAL NEWS Wishing everyone a" Happy and pxogperous New Yeai,:. • -'Congratulations to Mr. and. ,Mrs. Joe O'Neil on the, -arrival"" of their baby girl, who was the; New Year Baby. - - • -. Mr. and Mrs, Bob Madsen and Wendy returnedhome ,on Thursday evening from a three week visit with Bob's parents, brothers and sisters in Den- mark: Mr. and Mrs. Leger.Caxa and o family spent Chriatinaa holidays in the Sudbury district, visiting relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Eric, McNee and baby have moved into their new horse, formerly occupied by Mr. and Mrd.' Ross..MpNee. On 'Sunday, Mt ,' Allen' Farrell; 'Ron" and John' Pen tland visited-- with their aunts 'in St. Thomas. They called on theizr°•u�ncle, - Mr. George Pen- tland,,,, in, London,, 'who 'went with them to St. , Thomas , and celebrated 'his.90 birthday with .4f L_ . photo by Fred H. ,Bisset Christmas wedding' for WitIiains-W�-in Police Falcon's. _ .A very pretty Christmas -time - . Rick Stoddard opened --,.the wedding. - took place in Knox scoring with the first two goals Presbytel*iah Church, Goderich, and Bill Lewis made it 3-0 on Saturday, December 8 when before the end of the ,first Margaret -Joanne Williams, • period. Paul Dougherty scored daughter: f Mr. aria Mrs. Earl the only goal in the second Williams --of Goderich Township. perBall Lewis, Steve Chase was united ft . marriage to acrid Peter Crew. got the goals in Robert George', 'Wart The "4 -the finkp -aeri.od. `. ; , Reverend .Lockhart Royal of-- , Second game in Kincardine., •* ficiated it —the double -ring The bride's Mother waS very I ely in , a floor -length cerise crepe•- -gown' with 'silver -ac cessories, complemented by , a cor•Sage of pink • . roses. The mother- of the groom further enhanced the wedding party in a floor -length gown of powder blue polyester crepe, silver .ac- cessories and, a corsage' or roses. Douglas. Wallace was best man and ushers were Roger Williams, brother of the bride, and Tudor Wain, brother of the Oitrhamoutscored ' • the ceremony,' Music was'prdvided Goderich'Police Falcons by 2 by.,,,the church':. organist, Mr..r- goals; and won' by 5-3 as all the Campbell. The bridegroom is scoring was done in the third - the son: of Mr. and Mrs. John'* period. Durham has a :good 4.ai'n of Bayfield. - _ team anddon't be surprised to . Given; in . marriage ,by 'her s'ee them go striiighttthrough toi father, the -bride swore,a the finale. `.'cat,hedral go .n ,.ofeAlencon•- In Arthur„on December 2-9, - lace, , with scalloped empire.. ,Goderich 'Pollee Falcons - waistline, bishop's sleeves with defeated St.- Marys 1-0 ,,on a - nylon frilled trim at neck' and' goal by Don-Kirkccnnell. In the sleeves., The bride chose oa second game they defeated nylon juliette cap, edged with :Blenheim 6-3. Then in the' lace matchi "'g that -of her gown. finals they faced their ctld.; The 'cal. held in place a tiered rivals,Clinton„ and lost to them ;,,,allusion blusher veil, also trim - 4,0,, Clinton won ;the'. Tour, med With Alencon scalloped_ nament its Arthur. lace edging. She, carried a' Regular scheduled . game on bouquet of white and red roses Janu'ar•y 5,•. Clinton defeated' and pink carnations. • :.- Goderich 4-.1,. Bili Walters got The attending. maid of Mr• and Mrs. Ronald ,Martin —the Police' Falcons' only goal. honour, Miss Debbie 'Riehle and Richard of Wasaga; Wayne : 'M Next activity will be in Clinton and sisters of the bride, Mrs-. of Rostock;. Mr.- and a Tournament: ' ,Janet Rhody and Miss • -Susie. Mrs Don -- Gilmore. of New ' •I,n a home and home series Williams were. gowned alike in 'ai'mbiiye''Were'"`C'll'i'is'ttrra's' '.:' against .Clinton • Midgetss;the ."floor -length dresses.; �'ci`f' visitors with their parents Mr. ' Goderich' Club won in Clinton burgundy and white checked and Mrs, (Sheldon 'Mar -tin. Ong on Saturday December 29th by taffeta with a burgundy velvet December 31, Mr. and Mr's.' the score of 6-3. In the return • bodice, -trimmed with matching Ronald Martin: and Richard' game played here in Goderich "~ checked taffeta frilled cuffs and left for Liberia, West Africa on Sunday January 6th the Clin frilled collar on:. a.'• V -neckline. '" a three month stay, . kin, Club played one. of'their The waistline was caught,with Mr: 'and Mrs. Fred Thomp- .best agame5., to date and .a cranberry satin sash,that tied son,., Benny and Billy of defeated the Goderich Midgets..:, in a conventional beiw in front. Caledon and lvily'Darcy Thom- ' 6-3. No details on these games-. They wore wh'it'e spider mums ° pson of Trail, B.C, were were available. ,,-' • in their pompadour styled coif- holiday visitor§' with Mr. and Travelling " to • Zu•ich on fures, and carried bouquets of Mrs. Gordon McPherson January 2 to play four 'Print white spider Mums, with Mr, and Mrs.. Lorne Forster, groom, Following a reception- at the Pineridge-'Chalet•.the couple left honeymoon ;trip , to Eastern Canada. They will reside near Bayfield. • the family. • - U.C.W. The December Nile U.C.W.' ” meeting was "held in the chiirctr on December 13 beginning *ith;: -pot .luck dinner. After the din- • ner, Mrs: Durst, .. of Seaforth,; showed how to snake Christmas' decorations, _table' centres veto.from odds and ,ertgds: Mrs. Brin dley thanked 'MA.. Duret. Minutes were. read and roll , call •was answered by 16 mem- - Work" Committee } - rs. Earl Bogie, Mrs. Harry Watson, Mrs.. Harry :,t irvin and-. Mrs,.,. . `Witmer Rutledge; Telephone Committee .Mrs: Horton Talmay, Mrs. ?Len Christilaw, Mrs, Wilmer Rutledge; .Food Rutledge: Committee Mrs. leave"` MWDiar- mid, Mrs. Alvin Kerr, Mrs. Len .Christilaw, Mrs. Allen Dickson ,and Mrs.: Les J,pbnstoii; Christia ° , Missionary Education Mrs. -McClenaghan,, Mrs. Earl Srwood; Literature and Communications Mrs. Alvin Kerr,' Citizenship and Social -Action Mrs. Elwyn Pollock;, Community Friend- ship and Visiting Mrs: Wilmer ,Rutledge and Mrs, Russell Brindley; Supply and Welfare - Mrs. Doug McNeil; -Steward- ship and Vocation Mrs. Dave,, McDiarmid; Program and Hostess Rev. McClenaghan, Mrs. Doug Young, Mrs. John Clements, Mrs, ' Russell Brin- dley; Nominating Committee, Mrs. Elwyn Feagan,-.Mrs: Ron Pentland,- Mrs. Dave McDiar-- bers.'and several visitors, followed' with the election of of, fices_for •1974 as follows: - Past _.President Mrs. Allen' Dickson; - President Mrs. Doug Young, First Vice -President, Mrs. .Chas. Johnston; Second Vice President Mrs. Alvin- Kerr; , Secretary Mrs. John `Clements; Treasurer Mrs. Elwyn pagea Manse Commitee ;Mrs. Elwyn Pollock, Mrs Horton Talmay; Representatiive,,,, to official Board Mrs. Wilmer Rutledge; Pianist Mrs. Earl Sherwooy Bujing Committee Mrs. El Pollok, Mrs. Charles' l nston and Mrs; Horton, Talmav;. Rusty Ormandy and Shirley McFadden, Novice 'dance pair membersof the Goderich Figure Skating Club, placed. fourthin the Canadian Central Division Championships held in Chatham last week, • Busty` and Shirley -competed against skaters from Manitoba, Northern. Ontar#o and" Western Ontario and were placed fourth by • the ` panel of five judges. Their marks were only.3 pointe ° and one ordinal ' behind the third place winners,"a pair from Dundas. , -First place, winners were Michael de la Penatiere, and Sharon Su- dicky. of 'the St, Thomas 'Figuke Skating Club, who placed'fourth in the . Canadian Championships last, Year: Second place winners were •a. pair from the Winnipeg Manitoba Winter Clint who •placed eighth 'in Canaitianslast` year. These pairs ,have improved over the past year and are ex-\ petting, higher placings =,,;this Year. Th�yse placing first,, econd and - third in these . cha pion - ships now qualify for the Moncton N.B. °at theme end of Jantlal"y: Rusty and Shirley were disappointed to; lose out by such' a alien triargin, iiut>' Rusty was pleased -and very proud- tk' be invited by the Western -Ontario Section to ac- -Company the* team to '4he _Canadian' Championships. He will be expected to,.attend _ all the 4practiee sessions:, and, competitions. in the 'eight and, he will be in Moncton where he .will observe and listento- the training, being given to the Novice, Junior and Senior dance -competitors and learn what is expected .of competitors at the Canadian Championship level. - He"will be flying ;to Moncton. with the tearn'on January 27 and staying with theri'i at- thee' official hotel. His .,room` -mates for the stay in Moncton will be his close „friends Michael de la Penatiere of St, Thomas, . who placed first in the Novice Dance. Championships. anff Robert MacCormick of London who placed second -in the' Junior Men's free skate in •Chathafm last week. mid and Mrs. Hairy Watson. • Canadian . Championships in A sad part of the competition SALTF OR D VALLEY HALL- arj. for .Rusty- was his knowledge FOR RENTAL—ED LINNER r PHONE 524-6838 - 'TASTY, MEALS for hungry:),peOp(e' P LIGHT S.NA-C-KG'S forr..,not-so-hungry people' that it was the last competition' he would attend with Shirley, .his partner- Tor the past year.. Although she enjoyed skating with Rusty, Shirley, has found it. difficult •to maintain the rigid practice schedule necessary f�r competition skaters and keep up tier school, work and part time job. Competition training is so demanding that Shirley had to make' a decision, that decision being to contipue skating as a recreational. skater, - e Misty's plane and tdea'ls are to .,continue. competitive ,,skating and a new partner is now being tented and selected. The coria -petitions held . in Chatham were both rewarding and stimulating' to 'both skaters and apectatora. The central 1: Division Champibnships.wiil' be field inBrandonManitoba and the - CGanadia'n. Championship!:.;. will . be held in..Quebec City ,next. year. ° MATERNITY n W EAR 't hs SEPARATE"'SHOPPE Main Corner '• Clinton - Open 2 6 Closed Weds NEW. MODERN UNiT�j. (SERVE YOU RIGHT, `"fWEY MAKE THE ;KITCHEN I WORK' O LIGHT • 0 COAL TRAD[NARKS, tan. ,SS KINGSTON ODERCH RESTAURANT STUKHOUSE & TAVERN Ltd. LICENSED UNDER THE 'LIQUOR LICENSE ACT ifilemerreseellereemmel game, the Kinsmen, ,,IY,fidgets defeated Zurich" -1,4-1. bong - Marshall led the at'tack With 4 variegated re&and white car- Wray and Wayne were holiday. nations. • visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ver- ' Minor pee Wees, Goderich won. goals. Rick' Moody and Scott •,, '-,-,-,---_,.,_,Home with their 'parentS, Mr. Oleninark Homes are looking and' Mrs. Frank Mewhinney hat trick: Mike,,,,Cummings and were Marie of St. Catharines, for, two sweaters that have been Grant . Shelton ' got one gOaC-.' Murray of Peterborough,' DOuglas of Milton and Linda of Please return toi'Coach •Gefirge, • ' Lee Arbour had six points for Kitchener. the night, 4 assists and Vgoa 5. , A6,one looking ,Fpr a bargain,,L,, „Terry Wilson was a'' holiday - - -HOCKEY -NOTES . __mike '.e-immings has two_pair visitor with „Mark Innes at , New sweaters are in for the of Bauer skate5 sizes, 6 and 9, Drumbo. three pantapv- Hoti,9e League . and 'priced at $6.00 and' $9,00. Mrs-. Wilmer Harleton, Mary Teams. Goderich ' Elevated-, They can be 'seen at the Tuek and Tom .6f St. Mary s, Miss MeGee' .G.M. - Parts, ,and. Don Shop, . ;Marion Solomon 1 a Stratford, . Hoist Real • Estate. Goderjdh Liontl ' Moss, the sweaters Mrs., Kan Wyck of' Wingham, . Minor Hocloy Association,.and you donated for the pee Wee, - Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Campbell . tne praye'is, would like to ex- House Liague tearn sore look f4nd.,Mr. and Mrs, -.Bert Gam - press their thanks to the spon- great, The team will be known rnie of LucknOW: were holiday ' sors who purchased these much . as Lionel Sunocos (formetly visitors with Mr. arid Mrs. Ross needed sweaters. - ' - .‘ ,,Goderich Motors). Dee ilayIo; . Mr, and 'Mrs. Andrew Gaunt In an exhibition game• ilt ''''''the coach ' arid his team are honie' On Saturday, December quite Prond Of their new team . 'pent Vew.Year's with Mr. 29 against Southwest London- name and sweaters. Mrs. Earl SherWood at Carlo FULLY _A9ED: KLEENEX SELLING OUT SHAPIRO'S LADIES WEAR After 40years to make way for the downtown development! 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