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A THANK -YOU
from
JtickRiddeiI
JACK RIDDELL
My thanks to the voters of Huron - Middlesex for your
support in the Sept. 18 election.
I look forward to doing my ytmost to 'serve ALL the people
of the riding in any way possible.
I intend to resume my weekly reports from the Legislature
as soon as itis called into session. I'also intend to begin again
my Saturday morning visits to towns throughout the riding.
The time and location of these visits will be advertised in
advance in -the local press. This should provide a convenient
opportunity for people throughout the riding to meet with me
and discuss any problems they have:
Since the election we have tried to get all the road side "
"Riddell" signs taken.down. I am very concerned that this
lob be completed quickly and thoroughly. If anyone knows of
any' of my campai§n rnaterial that is still posted please
contact one -of the following numbers, and it will be taken
care of immediately.
PARKHILL 294-6442
LUCAN 227-4840 -
EXETER 235-2595
HENSALL - ZURICH 236-4034
SEAFORTH 527-0171
CLINTON '482-7309
GODERICH 524-7901
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Yours sincerely
Jack Riddell
e MPP Huron -Middlesex
Soccer News -.
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Yahoo!! "The Hollywood Boys" have done 'er again! 'The
game against St, .Columban was a real "zing-er" for sure!
The score was 3-1 and this hat trick was accomplished by
Pete Teie'hert. It just goes t6 show that the Shadow does
know! (You ha''e to he of terribly ancient vintage to
remember : "The Shadow knows"! ! )
The first half was superiqr as far as soccer goes. United
was too good to be true! they worked together in unison and
covered man for man,' as well as pulling off somE fantastic
plays. For the first 20 or 30 minutes, both teams pressed
hard for the advantage and neither gave an inch - ( Every
scrimmage and every play was vital and 'our men played
firm and fast. St. Columban couldn't get the ball out of their •
zone no matter how desperately they maneuvered for
control. Goderich was on top of every ,move and also held
ontothe ball repeatedly and made several abortive attempts
to score on the opposition's., net.
Eventually, all this "mud, sweat and tears" came
together in the culmination of our first goal; Pete "the
Shadow" Teichert was in an advantageous position to
receive a pass and reflexively shot the ball into the net from
the corner. Barely minutes later, in an'instant replay;`Pete
again scored from a head ball (that's using your,
"noodle" ! !) and the first 45 minutes ended 2-0.
We were a tiny bit slower for the second half of play, but
not notably ,enough to let St. Columban gain any form of
power on that field! They were undeterred_and kept up a
barrage of tactics, and fast -paced checking,'
Shortly into thus 45 minutes; Harold Refflinghaus gained
control of 'the ball and even with three men on him, (not
literally "on" him of course:..: lie "is" heavy, he ain't my
brother! ! ), covering his every move, he managed to sneak
the ball into a favourable position for passing and"after
w heating out these three, 'he encountered two more 'eager -
beavers' and still, with this attentiveness from the op-
position, he zipped the ball past them and ole PeteyTeichert
once. again received it; beautifully timed and zapped in goal
No34- "
Talk, about your ear. - splitting cheers rending the air!! So
much energy is expended by the fans in their loyal rah -rah-
rooting for theteam; that they all require Vitamin B-12 shots.
regularly each Monday morning! ! We figure it's worth it4! -
Each of these three goals was set up by the ingenuity of
-Harold . Refflinghaus' and ' with quick assistance ,from
"Rookie" Iain Lambert on two of these .... they were indeed
"poetry in motion"! ,
For the remaining time left, no effort was spared by either
team ,_too achieve further secure footing. No .slacking by
anyone accounted ,for such beautifully performed soccer.
-Finally, through•one of those "flukes" (called 'Howie' !) St.
Columban was able to take' away the victory of' a shut -out
from us and score their only point in the game:
In the dying minutes of the match, United continued to
—apply pressure and only the Referee's whistle halted their
industrious labouring!!
This was an exceptional game for us and some of the very
best soccer of the season was witnessed in this match.
"Player -of -the -Day" is most definitely Clare Sager who
performed „swiftly, craftily and persistantly. Clare held
down his pos•it•ion with calm authority and never swerved
from his objective. Great going, Clare!
"Sportsman -of -the -Game" is none other than the. "Big
H"! It now stands for "hacked, hassled and hurting"!!
Harold is,,as. you must know by now, a Mainstay to the team
and produces some beautiful set-ups and maneuvers. He can
be counted on in any pinch!
"Super -Jock" goeS to the "Blond Bomber" Iain Lambert,
for"some super work during this game. He's a sturdy player
and is an unceasingly loyal supporter in any line-up. He put
extra effort into every move and as a result, he made many
plays possible for his teammates. Not bad for a "little
squirt" ! -
An extra big "Foxy Mama's Special" forPete Teichert
who gave us our three goals. He had the knack of .being in•the
right place at the right time and automatically took each
,advantage to shoot and score. In his quiet way, his presence
was effective and shattering •for St. Columban. Love ya,
. Petey!
Thanks for a truly great game, United! The "Rowdy
Rooter" of the week is Goalie Carl Moller's wife, little
Gwendolyn Phyllis; who may be short in height but the
yardage of the mouth is equalled only by `Yours truly'. Way
to be, -Gwen....I knew you were made of the good stuff that
every fan needs on the sidelines! ! ' •
The Police Falcons lost against Easy Driving 1-67Yt was a
terrific game 'nonetheless because this is a really good team
.and our guys held them down during the first half, to leave it
a scoreless ite. The last half saw a point scored for Easy
Driving, followed by a goal from Riek Fisher on an indirect
'free kick. But it was disallowed on a technicality. Never-
thelessd we gave a great accounting of ourselves and
produced some skillful soccer. The Falsons play again on
Sunday at.2 p.m. against London Hungarians "B" on home
turf.
Goderich United 3rd Division play's a "homer" "also the
same day at 4 p.m. against Grand Bend. (whoopee-doo!) "
So, .,come on, down to the place where'it all happens and
catch us in a double feature! -
We'd,,be mighty pleasured to see ya! 'Til then: God bless,
keep fit and stay happy. Tune in United - Turn on to Soccer.
°.•. Love ya much,
.FORy Ma'ma.
P,S,' Coach Sandy Profit is recuperating in hospital. and we
send hire otlr fondest regards and hope he'll be back on.the
scene in very short order! Get well soon, Sandy!
Pentecostals host convention
Bethel 'Pentecostal . *Taber-
nacle'will he host to the Annual
Missionary Convention on
September 26th and 28th,
The host pastor, Rev. Fred_
Day and ' the Bethel
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GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY., SEPTEMItlER 25,11975--.FAGg 3
CO1BRNE CORNER
Mrs. G. Kaitting
LETS BAKU•; BREAD Brindley as leaders held their
• first meeting in, Colbont;e
'1'4,;c'r 1)0011)111 started th•eirA• Township Harll, Carlow,
"first meeting off at Linda N1 r dt evening, Septerllher 22
Matht'ti�s -with the roll call, with i.fn attendance of I2.
V�'hat I' �'ttur to ante hreild? At this meeting there was an
Uiflcl'rs and members of this election of offiet'r•s: president,
club are I1rt•sident Valerie Barb Petzel1 vice-president
1\lathews; vice-president Betty Sower by; treasurer
Charlene Rourke; treasurer Darlene Jewell; secretary,
Linda Mathe\', : ,press reporter revolving. •
Carolyn Them; 'secretary The girls were ht y learning
Sandra Niel,. how to • make whole wheat
•The 1 '1 IIf the�•nlernbers are freezer bread and discussing
Patty Iii Indley, Susan Pollock, the ingredients which proved
Lynn 1't,lleck,'hrenda McPhee, Very interesting. They made
Lori McPhee, Sherry Campbell several loaves of bread which
arid\1ns. Twill he Naked next \+'("1,'k when
I•:v;eryone learned what to use they meet again,
in narking Basic White Bread, . The girls were asked to make
The second meeting of the a Cover and bring a name for
Tiger Dunlop .Crispy Crust their text books to) the next
started w•ith the pledge and roll meeting..
Call, A basic Ingredient of Roll call \A'as. "Name your
bread and w hat it does? favorite bread'. The group will
The girls were:separated into meet next Monday night at
two groups. Ruhetia Brindley usual time and place,
showed one group to make 'Tiger Dunlop Group No: 2 of
heel'/•er• Whole Wheat Bread. the 4-H' Girls met in Colborne
Linda ;Mathews showed another Township Hall Carlow, Monday
group til make Basic White evening, September 22 with
Bread.
leaders Mrs, , Dorothy Feagan
After putting in the and Mrs. HillieKloeze.
ingredients and kneading the This was the first meeting for
dough 'it as put into a pan and this a project '`Let's Bake
intra the frweezer. Bread" and officers for the
The next meeting will he held group- .were.._,chesen._ president
at' Linda ,Ma,thews' on Sep- Barbara Fisher-; vice-president
tenlher29. Janice AIIin; treasurer Brenda.
Tiger Dunlop Group ,,No. 1 Fagan: secretary, reVolving. •
with Helen and• Norinne Roll call "What 'is ° your
NOTES SROM JUE NILE
`Mrs, Jack Cleme,ots 529-1,648
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favorite bread was answered
by the ten n>embers.
The girls worked jjwairs and
each pair (4 f girls made two
loaves et'" ‘VT)Wle wheat freezer
bread which will he baked tat
next eek's meeting.
Discussion among the leaders
and girls was on requiremwts
ftf the Club and bread mating
tt'Chrll(lut'' r'
SOCIAL NEWS
which VMS very encouraging.
Mrs. Allan Stoll, Colborne
Township, along with Mrs.
John Westbrook of Goderich
Township and .Mrs. Wiif
Dockstader of Goderich, all
members of Bluewater, Chapter
O,E.S. attended Grand Chapter
Sessions at the Royal York
Hotel Toronto September 16th -
`20th,
Mrs..- Tait Clark of Colborne
Township and Mos. Stanley
Election results last week' S.1'yder of Goderich have
showed that there. was a fair returned from a pleasant bus
of citizens to votes. rip to the Agawa Canyon. .
turn
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Store open Friday and Saturday or by appointment
Chu .. September United Correspondence al�;c)reacf.
Plans were e wasssed for a
('hurt h Women's meeting was
hvltf September • 11 in the fall i
turkey supper ni0Novc'nl
Church, Theme of the meeting her. aI'so a rummage Sale at
\ti is "Literature and Coni- Carlo" Hall on October 4.
Illllrlic'ation" and was led by There, is t1,) he a Sh(}wet` at the y
�lrs. Kerr and Mrs. Rutledge. Church for Reta Caza on
Mrs, Young welcomed October nit 8 o'clock.
everyone and led the. business c
period. • losed with the benediction and This part of the meeting was
Roll call was answered by ten lunch) was served by Mrs. E.
Feagan and Mrs,
rlk,bers and one child. t.agan Young.
Congregation will welcome
Rev. Gary Foreman, Rev.
Calvin Ratz and Rev." Daniel
Curie, missionaries from
Africa, • to the prettiest town in
Canada,— oderich, and to one of.
the town's fast grewinc •
churches,
Rev, G.. Foreman of Kenya
t<,i11 be. the 'guest speaker or.
Friday, S'c'ptenl,hcr`26th at 8:00
p.m. M+. '
Rev. C. Ratz, also of Konya
wi11 b( teaching a Sunday
School Class at 10:00 a,n), and
ministering in the 11:00 a.m.
service on Sunday, September
'!8th. R -t �'. 1). curie of Rhodesia
will he guest 'speaker in the 7:00
p.01. service Sunday, Sep
temher'.!Sth.
Ilighlights•of the Convention
will include" u1) -to -date, reports
of missions in -Africa,' T1 W
missionary hymns to the sound
of f ►militia tunes. messages on
missions and a fellow:ship time
following the Sunday evening
service.
Special music for the Clfn-
vicention will he provided 1t',
'Bethel Pcnt(.0011iil Tabernacle,
vocal and instillment al gr'(lrlps,
•t•h(' pti.ihlic is cordiallyrinvited
le attend._
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