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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-12-18, Page 214. StOrs •e'nMondaynight g N Tom Flynn and George used Les Pitblado's 736 three Siemon rolled a 358 single for . Hopefuls have 44 points fes, Vandenburgh went on a gatne total to grab four points the best of the night and the year scoring only two streak Monday night and led for a 6,4 season total. combined that for a 687 triple Monday night despite Gene the Signal Stars to a seven Dennis Shaw hit a 745 triple -to help Augie's Dogies to a Ryan's 696 triple. point evening moving the for the Rookies to help them five point night and a 50 point Goderich Manufacturing Stars from eighth to fifth spot pick•up,three points to stay in season total for sixth place. stayed out of the basement in league standings. Flynn hit third . spot with 55 season Len's Wreckers got a 639 with the help of Don an eN-ening high 878 triple points. The ,Tail Ends used three game effort frornJerry McDougall's 664 triple while with Vanderburgh close on. Rodger Bois' 697 triple for a Rivett to move two points A&P brought their season his heels with 828 for three .-three point evening to stay back of . the Dogies ,. but total to 23 points with the aid games. The pair also rolled two, points back of the dropped to seventh place in of Art Burt's 675 evening top singles for the Stars Flynn Rookies in fourth spot. Don the standings from fifth. The effort. with a 344 for the night's second best followed . by ®�- _..1 -- --- — — -- ■ weekend Vanderburgh with a 333 games single. In 'other action Roy's Boys failed to pick up any points Monday night despite Carl Moller's team high triple of 632. Roy's hung onto first place however tied with French Dry Cleaners who YjNASIRA CENTRE NwYnr'ees The Lakeport Steel Ban- tams played two games over the weekend. On Saturday night in Goderich they were upset 6-3 by Listowel and in Hanover on Sunday, they came from behind and edged Hanover 4-3. In the first period on Saturday night, only one goal was scored . With Goderich a f __ mart, short, Listowel made no i Eve Bai mistake. However early in the second period the Steelers j r Dance to the tied it up as Danny Maillet music ofc and Mike Larkin combined, j ' "Shannon" I.for the points. Listowel went I ahead again with two quick, 9 �• • _ 1 q •M• j ones but before the ,second ®win • Hot an cold smorgasbord„: period ended • Mike Hodge• f party favours. All proceeds to i picked up a pass from Robert . ; DRMCo scored four t Vanastra Recreation Centre. ? McDonald and let a blistering unanswered goals in the final i $ 20. COUPLE i slap shot go from the blue' period and thumped Clear -Vu LIMITED NUMBER OF ./.line. Rockets 7-1 in Industrial TICKETS • / The third period §hbwed League hockey action at the 1 f Tickets available at Rec.-; good checking and °skating Goderich arena Sunday. Centre, Country 4Market, r from both teams and once � Riley's Barber Shop or • ,Ro,ckets goalie, Len Wilson • committee members. { again Listowel took a big lead suffered a stick cut around an --Qfl •.—..-.bers-.,,..�...�.,.i as three quick goal made it 6- . eye late in the secondperiod 2. The last g•oal •of the game and was replaced by �G��X=X- W��X•X1 Fisher of the Merchants. . � Four players figu.f-ed in the il 76 c.,/4 , V/ Johnston and Bruce Bowman scoring for DRMCo as three Gaze,,„players, Dave Graf, Dennis il / .I SKYWAY MARKET N , HAS 4 FOOD BASKETS Fe POTTED PLANTS Wu FRESH 'FRUIT & - 5 V"EGETABLES Pit CHRISTMAS TREES Indoor Gardening = Pots Planters, Christmas .Cactus, etc. AMARYLLIS .8S S WHILE STOCK LASTS • 4 COLOURS - REG. 53.99 came with ,ss than three minutes rema Hing as Steve Arbour and Mike Larkin combined for a final score of 6-3. • On Sunday the Steelers travelled to Hanover for what prfoved to be an exciting Rmco �rupts for SKYWAY MARKET HWY.-21 NORTH GODERICH OPEN 10 a.m. - 9 p.m. Mon - Fri. 10a,m. - 10 'p.m. .Sat. - Sun. 4*Ve'VeVAVAVAZA!. came through with two goal performances. Dave Wilkinson added the other goal. Bill Overholt spoiled Bill Hutchinson's shutout bid mid way through the second peiriod on a pass from Larry Shertzl. DRMCo controlled the play throughout the game which was characterized by .„,,,numerous penalties as DR- MCo was assessed 12 minors, a fighting major and a misconduct and the Rockets took 14 minors and a fighting major. ..- In the other scheduled game the league -beading Merchants found themselves hard pressed by Sifto Salt and a goal by,Ron Corriveau with just over minute remaining in the game salvaged a 3-3 tie. Sifto fell behind 2-1 in, the second. period but scored two goals in two minutes in the third to take the lead before Corriveau slapped one in from the top of the circle, Corriveaq also scored the first Merchant goal from a face off 'and Fred Armstrong added the other. Wayne Draper led the Si f to offence with two goals, one='in a breakaway, and W. Knudson chipped in with the other. Each team „was assessed four inor penalties in the contest. In this wee 's action the Clear -Vu Rockets will battle the Merchants at 7 p.m. and DRMCo will play Sifto at 9 p.m., .fiett The Beauty Lounge 8.1 EAST STREET, GODERICH 524-8994 14' Gift of Beauty May we sugggstt.a pretty "Gift of Beatify" gift certificate as a stiecial gift, perhaps to introduce someone to our services, or she or he may already be one of our special patrons, It may be applied to any service such as: • Custom permanent wave. • • Hair conditioning treatments. • • Personalized color. • Style cutting 8; BI w styling. • Shampoo 8, setith special conditioning shampoos. •2The Senior lady i your life allowing you her special discount. • kor the man in your life of course styling or probably a treatment for hair and scalp, We also have our special shampoos available for family use. May we also suggest' the "revelation crystals mood ring or pendant. For enquiries or appointments call The Beauty Lounge, where --- "The nicest,people in the world walk through our doors" MRS. RUSSO Merry, Christrnos Everyone ,A..0.01.2012srriazer:aztezte4r0.201%.41241:02$ri• A 114 game. They came from a 3-1 deficit and ended Hanover 4- ,3. The game started out slow and as a result there was no scoring- in the first period, Hanover scored the first goal of the game early in the second period and 10 seconds later Larry Madge spi up Mike Larkin who rn'tde, no mistake' with his wrist shot. Hanover carne on strong with two quick ones and with only 18 seconds remaining in the second period Mike Larkin scored on a breakaway for the Steeler's second goal. The third period was rough and with only 'three minutes remaining in the game, Goderich tied it up' with Danny Maillet's slapshot and then one minute and 37 seconds later'Steeler's Larry Madge got the winning 'goal. Steve Gallow played exceptional game in net, the Steelers, an for 4. A.* ' A..... 1 GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY,DECEMBI.R 18, 1975, --PAGE 9 Goderich • town council received a letter from the Ministry of Transportation - and Communication stating that if the -required Ontario legislation is passed they will erect an appropriate sign brTore the opening of fishing season banning parking on highwa 21 just north of Goderi {,, ' Many fisherman parked near the bridge" buti will now he required to. ,park their vehicles on the Dunlop sideroad. Unfortunately there is .no legislation governing fishing from the bridge but the ministry claims that with strict enforcement of the parking restrictions motorists will be deterred, from fishing on the bridge. The Goderich PUC with- drew their objection to ,.the closing of a section of Cambridge Street providing that the town will allow, a 30 foot easement along the property to protect the 27,000 volt Zine. The PUC want access • to ,repair the lines at all times and council has now decided that it may just lease the land to provide the easement. The matter will be dealt with under a bylaw. A letter , from Marathon Realty Company of Toronto advised council they were not willing to sell a one acre parcel of land near the beach but they were prepared to lease it for five years at an annual rental fee of $1,800 plus taxes. The land was formerly used by Imperial Oil as storage facilities and 'the town now sought use of the land as, parkland. Reeve Stan Profit said council should not ap- proach it like Mt. Everest and rent it simply because it is there but rather should formulate some plans for the land. The company said there Would be an option to renew: the lease for an additional five years • subject to rent review. Council passed a bylaw Monday night to authorize the purchase of the McArthur property at 106 Britannia Road for the widening of Highway 21. Purchase price was $58,000. 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