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Sailors Coach Chuck. Jewell talks over some pre -season
.strategy with newcomers PaulCorriveau (left) and Tom lrwine
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(right). Corriveau and Irwi,ne are two players whom Jewell ex-
pects to mature the club, (staff photo)
T
�eSeasonbe begins Nov..
Sailors
• BY DAVE SYKES;
The Goderich Sailors have a
new look this season which
from all indications should
vault them into the top of the
Centtal.Ontar-io Intermediate
C division for the third year in
a rows
The Sailors will he under •
pew leadership this near in the
person of Chuck Je41.,,�vho
has signed as a plaver'oach.
Jewell who' has four years
minor, hockey coaching ex-
perience ands a former all:.
star goalie with the dub, takes
over the coaching duties for the
1%,74-75 season from Bill Frit-
zley.
Despite signing as a player
.coach, Chuck does not an-
ticipate seeing all that Much
action thisseason but if circum-
stance 'necessitates he is. willing
to don the pads. A -
"I really don't intend to play
that much this season but if
things are going bad withsour
goal•tenders I. will be .ready to.'
put the' pads on and get i,n
there", he said.
Goderich Sailors go through rigorous exercise routines in preparation for the 1974-75
'which begins November 8. (staff photo)
Singtime
.Singtime, a combined
religious music and interview
—propane: s'ronsored by -.the
United Churches of the area, is 4
, to begin its eighteenth season
on CKNX Television.
The. first program was seen
Sunday,. 'October 20 at 5:30
p.m. ,Details ' of :the ' program
were withheld until air time, as
appearing will be the winners •
of the W.B. Conroe 'award.
This 'award is presented; each
year to the musical group
judged to have made the'
greatest contribution to
Singtime. Mr. Conron was
asso,,ciated with °Singtime
during it:; ' first` `15- Wears, and
was. acti4 as, a•participant un-
til his death a few ,years ago.'
A
Town of Goderich
MUNICIPAL
NOMINATIONS
Nominations ` for Mayor, Reeve, Deputy -Reeve, six
Councillors, four. Public Utilities Commissioners, two"
Public School Supporters'; representatives on the
County School Board, and one member of the Huron
and Perth Counties combined Roman Catholic
Separate School Zone 'Board representing the Town of
Goderich, the Township of Goderich and the Township
of Colborne for the years. 1975 and 1976...will be held
during the period Thursday, November 7th, 1974, and
Until 5:00 o'clock in the afternoon, of Nomination day
Tuesday, November 12th,.1974.
A candidate may by 'nominated for an office by the
filing, during the period in which candidates may be
nominated, in the office of the Clerk, 57 West Street,
duringonormal office hours of a nomination paper in
prescribed form.
Prescribed forms available at Municipal Office, 57 West
Street.
Incase a Poll is,demanded, Polls will be opennon Mon-
day, December 2nd; 1974 from 11:00 a.m. ter 8:00 p.m.
J. Harold Walls, A.M.C. C.M.C.
R SIUrnl Officer'
season
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(i011'.1{1(11 sIGN:\ :ti'AR,.TlitRM?A ,d(1OBEli 24, 1974 AGg 3A,
prepare for opener
Thirty-eight players were out fans but for Poor games but this
for the opening of camp and the year I think the fans- can look
' roster has now been trimmed forward to a better bland of
down 'to 21. Sixteen of these, 'hockey. With new teams in the
players will make up the league they are going to be out
regular squad with five to impress the
retained as alternates in case of tAs the team
inita.ries and work duties. November 8
The Sailors will. have 12
familiar 'feces ori the team
when they begin play next
month. Carp Fisher, Mike
Courtney, Jim Farrish, Derk
Wolterbeek, Rick Sowerby, Jim
Hayter, Bob Dick; Wayne Rau
and Bruce 'Stahl, all members
of last year's team,_have retur-
ned to the lineup.
Rick Duckworth and Rob
Kellestine, who recorded a
'respectable goals -against
average'sharing the netminding.
duties last year, will be in the._
nets again this year.
Despite finishing second by.
one ` point to division leaders
Port Elgin who ousted
Goderich in the playoffs last
year, Jewell anticipates an even
more, prosperous season, The
divisions has now been in-
creased to seven teams with
Lucknow gaining late entry
into the league. -
The other six established
teams- in the loop include
Goderich, Port Elgin, Seaforth,
Mitchell, Clinton and Kincar-
dine. Each team will also play
'a home and ..home series with
Fergus, Walkerton, Hanover
and Milverton which will be
considered as regular' season
games in the points standing.
The teams will play w a 32 '
game , schedule with Goderich
opening•at_horne November 8 to
Seaforth. The Sailors will play
their regular Friday night'home,
games with a feiv slated for
Sunday afternoons. League
president John. Doherty cited -
the late entry by Lucknow,
• which necessitated a revamping
of the schedule, and' the fact
that some, arenasare now just
installing an ice surface as the
major reasons for the schedule's
late start. •
The delay however should
prove advantageous to ' th'e•
Sailors who have been prac-
ticing for a number of weeks.
Also some new acquisitions
have 'bolstered the confidence
of coach Jewell who °believes
that this • year 'the .clgb h'as
legitimate" all-Ontarm b '
aspirations.
"We have got the club that
can win it all this year", Jewell
stated. "I think that it is. the
besti .all round 'solid club that
Goderich has seen and . the
weak point, if there is one, is
that the team was not a mart on
man club or a physical team
but that is going to change this
year,"
John Fenwick, a new ad-
dition to the defensive corp,
exemplifies the new look of the
club. Fenwick, a native of
Kingston, where he also' played
some college hockey, 'came to
Goderich dine' 'months ago.
Fenwick is a thinking, heads up
player whom Jewell is looking
to tomature the club.
Ron and Paul' Corriveau
have also joined the team. Paul
will c ,etre for 'Bob Dick and
newcomer Cam McDonald who
is expected,to add.muscle to the
forward line on left wing. Ron
will join Carp Fisher on, the
bliteline, although Fisher is ex-
pected to play more forward
than 'he has been accustomed
to.
fans."
prepared for_ its
home opener
.against Seaforth last Friday,
coach Jewell reiterated
president Dohe.rty's. expec-
tations as he anticipates a
.good, fast, tough brand of
hockey and an impressive
season from , the Goderich "-
Sail:ors. °
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Derk Wolterbeek has been
moved to forward to add some
muscle up front and will be on
'the right side of the Courtney.
Farrish line. Tom I'rwine'will
see rearguard duty with Wayne
Rau which gives the sailors six
defensemen of the solid brick
wall VAifiety.
"The team lacked muscle in.
the corners last year but this
year we have .the 'personnel to
play a more aggressive style of
hockey", Jewell said, "but we
also . have a lot of scoring
ability with people like
Cnrrigal, Wolterbeek and
Fisher."
Hugen, Sowerby and Stahl
make up the third line for the
Sailors who have such notables
as Gould, Armsttong, Whet-
stone, Meriam, Frayne,
Crawford sand Jansman as
alternates.
The Sailors and the league
are now in the third year of
operation which should prove
to be the hest to ,;elate. League
founder and president John
Doherty ,anticipates ., an even -
more prosperous ,Year as the
league begins `to iron. out RS,
hugs.
"The area has accepted the
league, well ' and I've been,
happy with the support the
people have given it", he Maid,
"last year we got' 600 to 700
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