HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1976-12-02, Page 10PAGE I4--GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1976
Ellen and Sharon Jeffrey had a special welcome Friday night at the Arena Roof Fund
Celebrity. Dinner for Robin Cowan and Sherri Baler, the world champion junior pairs
figure skaters. Ellen, right rear, and Shdron are both involl red in the Goderich Figure
Skalting Club and were quick to honor the achievements of the two youngsters, (staff-
photo)
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Electrics lose first game 5-3
Graham Electric Novice
lost their first game of the
year Last weekend,. a 5-3
decision to Walkerton.
The Electrics had a strong
first period in which they led
2-1. David 'Jewell scored on a
break -away to make it 1-0 and
seconds later, Scott Garrow
made the score 2-0 on another
break -away with Kevin
Talbot assisting. Before.. the
periott ended, • Walkerton
made it 2-1.,
In the second, Kevin Talbot
scored unassistedto make it
3-1. Then, the Electrics
system:completely broke
down and they , never
recovered as Walkerton
scored two fast goals near the
end of the period to tie the
score.
The game stayed that way
until the 7:19 mark of the final
period when the Electrics fell
behind 4-3. With the goalie
pulled, Walkerton scored into
the emptynet to make it 5-3.
The Electrics had quite a few
scoring chances in the third
with Ron Chapman, Kevin
Talbot and Steve Schutz just
missing.
This weekend, the Electrics
play in Vanastra against
Hanover at 5 p.rn. then travel'
to Hanover, Sunday, for •a
1:30 p.fl'x game.
Money raised in
area swimathon
The Vanastra Recreation
Centre' -s- swimathon .:last
Saturday raised $1,000. in
support of the 'dry look.'
Over 40 swimmers par-
ticipated in the event that will
make possible the. installation
Bill Ross and hls.sister Grace captured bronze medals in
their respective categories in •the Stratford Open. Judo
Tournament November 13.
Player .education
Player. book prepaied
The . Ontario Hockey
Council, now entering its
third season of existence,
following the McMurtry
Report on Violence in
Hockey, net November 2nd
at the Four Seasons Sheraton
Hotel in Toronto.
Several new programs for
the future Ontario hockey
scene were announced. These
plansinclude a Hockey
Research Symposium which
would bring together the top
experts from all over the
World ` to co-operatively
evaluate existing hockey
research, andplan the
direction future research
.should take. Planning is now
going on foi this' • special
project; under the direction of
Dr.. Howard Green of the
University of Waterloo.
Player Education Booklet
will be created and
distributed to all minor
hockey players in Ontario in
the 1977-78 season. Tom Watt,.
Coach of the University, of
Toronto Blues and Chairman
, of the Player Evaluation
of hairdryers in the men's
and ladies' change rooms,
Recreational' •centre
manager, Renee Brochu said.
Diane Durnin, thecentre's
recreation director, swam
with 33 pledge sponsors to.:
raise the .largest sum of
$159.50.
Susan Lehen, the youngest;'
swimmer to participate in the
swimathon swam six lengths,
while sister,. Christy . Lehnen.,
swam 100 length in the nine
and under age group. Rene
Lenhen topped the 10 to11•
-
year-olds with 130 :lengths;
Mary Jane Scott, the 12 to 14
year-olds, With 312; Cindy
Connolly, the 15 to 30 -year-
olds with 222 lengths. •
Beth Ellen Gould swam the
greatest distance for' those
over 31 with 216 lengths.
Mr. Brochu said the.
swimathon was considered a
financial success - financially
improved over last spring's
event and predicted a further
increase . for next spring's
swimathon.
One thing the Recreation
Centre's swimathon's will
never have to battle for again
is the 'dry look',
The 'wet head' is dead.
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Committee is co-ordinating
the booklet, which will look at
hockey from "Players" point
of view.
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- - Film titled "Hockey Is ...
is presently being tendered,
with production scheduled to
be complete for the 1977-78
season. The film is to dual
with a philosophical
viewpoint of hockey, intended
to motivate the hockey public
to look at the good things
about hockey.
Finally, a special an-
nouncement was made
regarding the upcoming visit
to China of the University of
Toronto Blues Hockey Club.
Accompanying the teath,i1 to
give coaching and refereeing
MINOR HOCKEY.
SCHEDULE
Friday, Dec. 3 9 p.m.
MIDGET
Kincardine vs. Goderich
Saturday47ec. 45 p.m.
NOVICE
•Hanfiver vs. Goderich
6 p.m. ATOM
Port Elgin vs. Goderich
7 p.m. BANTAM BB
Hanover vs. Goderich
9 p.m. JUVENILE
Lions Head vs,. Goderich
Sunday, Dec. 5
Pee„Wee 2 p.m.'
Kincardine vs. Goderich
clinics for the Chinese will be
Ron Smith, Hockey Technical•
Director, Ontario and
Chairman of the Coaching
and Certification Committee,
plus Bob Nadin, Referee -in -
Chief of the C.A,H.A.,' and.
Chairman of the Rule and
Referee. Develop:meat
Committee of the Council.
Robert Jewell
Born and raised in Colborne Township
1 request your support at the
polis on December 6 for:
Colborne Township
Council
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