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PAGE IOA--G•O•DERICHSIONAL-STAR, THURSDAY, AUGUST 19, 1976
Soccer.News
Uiiited turned
it on fora 3-1 win
Happiness }s winning!!! soccer definl'tely; exciting to
Yesirree, folks... good .ole watch and yell about !
Goderich United got, it on, AU this strain and, effort
• turned it -on and fairly poured didn't come without St.
it on! ! ! *Ow!!! What again,: George's, doing their revel'.., absolute best we've played best (and they• Were on the'
as a unified.. team -sin.ce the , level!) .to,tcike 'back the ball;
first of the season. The score? - thereby •.creating' •plent.y of
Well,.,who cares? ....but since action:. Tlime, 'arid- again,
United took' beautiful shins on
net and' were foiled by some
fluke, or other. One of these
plays eYentually did have the
desired•result and we topk`our•
second .goal,, Iain Lambert
.hada corner kick and sent it
barrelling ov,t:r to Pete
.B ick - who • in5tinc,tively
zefoed in onit •and sent it.'
reeling' into the net like there
was no tomorrow!
That produced the desiued
restri"t'S'. all . around! St.
Georges frantically.. pressed
..for control, Goderich stub -
you're curious; 3 •1.
We were slated against St.
George's S.C. from London
• and 'although they- were an
efficient,, team, they. . just
weren't up to United's flash.
• There were •times -when'
Goderich , put across plays
that were sheer -poetry! •
Starting with the.,first half
and ending with the last 45
minutes... the 'play was fast.
aggressive and. significantly.:
United Made all the plays, st
the p -ace . and continumi 1y
kept the ball in opposition's
territory. Although the for- bornly refused to let ,thorn!
ward line had a tendency 'CO Ther to . w as action likeyou
come up too• fa -r, and leave • wouldn't believe! Our •guys
mid field ope.n to temptation were pulling off stunts never
'for the "enemy", the .:guys before witnessed on a soccer
used every trick at their field! Bodies were' fiyin'• all
command to aid. the .defense- over the place! Boy, it sure
. ,and ensure easy was terrific!! A •
maneuverability.' Sooner. or laterw"the Dude"
Goalie •Carl Moller was was going to try for . a
alert to; the needs. of the comeback and chine back he
defense,' as• well',and made did.... to score goal no. -3'for
•certain that our goal area'w�a,s •'us and weren't We just sailing
secure..: During half . of this ' along though'? With the time
- period. time: was, .well;spent> remaining to us, there was•no•
heading off the opposition and notic,e'able let up of steam and
manipulating the play for our.. that is how the game end.ed.,.
advantage, And a. decided.: in a biaze of glory!' (In •my
and, positive .factor .in .all,.of eyes„,anyways!)• Every. man
this action was the ever on the fiel'd.'playedto the hilt
:energetic Dave Graf., "The (whereverthat is! ! )•and they
Dude" do good work l It was all deserve a_ "Foxy. Special"
only a matter oftime until • ('cou.rse they'll say' 'it's no
Dave's sla\'ery • and skill particular compliment...
produced asgoal and s.ho'_nuff . more like a sentence':!)
he popped'in the first one .of ' Three people do standout in -
.the .sgime and- • fanned ?y rrllnd as haven made_.
Goderidhs.desire:even more!"some '•andsfic
P Y
unremitting'•. effort. Firstly,
The ' minutes literally 'there's 'Dave Gr'af (the
whizzed by.(al'ong"with the'
ball`!;) and the .action got a
"teeny bit" rougher and each
new challenge brought its.
~own 'problem. Eventually,' St.
George's -`sneaked' in a .goal
against-• us, resulting in a
draw. (Ain't I observant??)
swellest .of-. dthdes !) who
receives "'the Sly .Fox"
award: You have to watch
David to believe him ..., he's.
too much, 'folks! Secondly,
there's Mike Klijn ' wlio
always, works like a trojan
and: is a strong asset .to the:
Because of -..this, -the United ; , defense. Mike; receives the
men fought even more "Sportsman-of=the-game".
• a vigorously to recoil!) and gain
complete control. The half
time whistle halted 'this idea
(for' the moment!) as well as
the game as one. must rest
and refresh ones self!
The', timeout was • speedily.
.dispensed: with and Goderich
bounded' onto .the field with
f, et. 'itching (Dr. Scholl's
:
should be handy!) to finish off
this game in. , irgh.style.'And '
stylish it was.... every man
took out his ingenuity, dusted
.fit "off: and put it to proper use
the ensuing. minutes.
Someone would : be `heading
off , the: opposition while
another man'was tackling the
problem (and the, man!). of
maintaining strict possession
of the ball . and bringing"4t-
safely into St: George's half of
- the. turf. That's the type of
award fora ,matclm well done..
(his games are always'well
done" which is not "rare"!
Yuckky puns` again ! !) Last,
but most: assuredly not least
is Clare Sager who is a top
man in my books. Claire gets ' y
the "Player -of -the -Day"
award for his repeated,
ingenuity and steadfastness.
Thanks, guys!! • '
A special• award is being
given to the: Big H. (that's ole
Harold Pefflinghaus) It's
-called "the Tacky and Wacky
Throw-in" award. And it's
really been perfected by
Harold! No one ,else .cbuld do
it justice!! Also,
(Johrr); Vanderburght
receives "the .Big Bounce°-' .'
aNkard for- having been
• bounced on ..the field most
times in the line of duty!!(IIe
came bouncing back: for.
more, the devil!)
The "B" team didn't fare
too well... they lost ' `their
game 5 •- 0 against the
Hungarians "),3". They'll be
the first ,to' admi't that they
'didn't get it'together, and their
14ckada,sicirt`Y` rriatiper• -just
couldn't pull them into a unit.
:Too bad; fellas.. Next time
, ydu'll be so fired up' you'll
scorch the grass! -They play
'on Sunday against Delhi
Royals at 7:30, p.m. The "A's"
!play on Sunday. also against
Oakridge at 5 p.m. Wann.a get
a thrill? •Then. boogie down,,
and take a peek! At either .or
both games,: if you can
manage it!! "Til next time,
Have a good life'— you
deserve it. Love'ya,
• Foxy.'
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Even bankers have to gni() school from,:tine to time, and summer seems to be a favorite
season for utilizing university services which at other times of the year are crowded -with
;
-'regular classes,: Toronto Dominion bank manager Ron Allin (right)'from .Goderich at-'
tended the 22nd Banker's School at the University of Guelph recently where the program
consisted of a week of `study for professional ,development. Others in the photo are
_Professor W.S'..Young, co-ordinator of Agriculture Extension, OAC, University of'Gue.lph
(left); Judy Johnson, TD of London; and Bob Morris, TD of Toronto. Many banks were if.
represented at the sessions.'
linton �ospitaladmi���rator
feels Ministry made error
Clinton Public Hospital
discovered last week that
their budget cut of $225,000 is
nearly one percent Of the $25
million the ' Provincial
Government' . thinks it will '.
sage by cutting budgets -of all
Ontario hospitals.
"That's•"°a hell of a whack to
take " from one hospital,"
Clinton. hospital '. ad=
ministrator,• Poug Coventry.
said. ;.
"The Provincial-, Govern-
: ment is shafting' us, if this
n .t a.mistake buUieel they
.must have made a mistake rn
their calciulations", Mr.
Coventry said.
•
So far 31 people — staff at •.
the, hospital have been
affected, •Five lull -time staff
have;:been laid off -as well as
10 part-timers and • 16 full
timers have been,transferred
to part-tiome work..
The -hospital, in Chesley;
which was closed_ :.by '.
Provincial . health minister,
Frank Miller and then re-
opened on. .orders from the
Supreme Court of. Ontario'
aftel• it ruled that: hospitals..
.cott r t=6e =•ei ed=.w,a;s:_ ..
baok ' only $i2,000 �froni its
budget and Durham hospital, slated tobbe closed, lost only
another hospital that was : $17,000.•of their budget.
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