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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-09-15, Page 11t ill be aV' 'mitten is wel any q Nancy e you .1)M lurpliy Jewel in fails to pen wiener roast BEVERLEY ORR to the rainy night 5 -turned out to the d on Friday evening wiener roast. A game 1 was played and ne enjoyed them - Pee Wee Boys "B" st their third game to and are now out of the idget "A" boys lost econd game to Ben - 12 -5. This tied the t one game each. On afternoon a good as out to watch the efeat Ben miller 3-0. in al game. Goderich now plays against h Twp. "B" in the The first game is Thursday night in -Holmesville at 6:30 p.m. Three win wheels A skateboard draw was held in the shoe department at the Metropolitan store on September 3. Winners in- cluded Graham Weatherby, Carrie Crawford and Kevin Trotman. hree women had to play a sudden death round of golf in order to determine a at the Goderich Sunset ladies' invitational tournament held on Wednesday, Sep - 7. They were tied three ways each handing in a low gross of 83. About 75 women ated In the tournament. Left to right are Judy (Bell) Hunter of Kincardine, Nel eofKitchener (the eventual winner) and Janet Dugan of Kincardine. (staff photo) W concept in burningood a e heaters using the draft principle. OR IMle} nufacturing Ltd. London, Ont. terested in receiving tion on Carmor art Heaters. CI NEW SELF-$EALNMG UD DUST4141100, NUTEN-111100F Red Storey 5. t GUDERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY; SEPTEMBER 15,18!77. ,PACT) Red Kelp here for celebrity dinnE All-Star defence and centreman with the Detroit -Red Wings and Toronto Maple Leafs for 20 years, Red (Leonard) Kelly has been added to the celebrity list for the Goderich Lions Club Sports Celebrity Dinner to be held at the Legion September 30. Larry Jeffrey, one of the dinner organizers, said that Kelly, his former linemate in Toronto confirmed his ap- pearance earlier this week. Kelly's name is now added to the impressive list of Red Storey, master of ceremonies, Judy Savoy; Johnny Brent, master bowler, Walter Heeney, and former National Hocke League player Ted Li who played with Detro Chicago. Kelly played for 20 years in the National Hockey League with the Detroit Red Wings and the Toronto Maple Leafs. His career spanned 1316 games and he scored 281 goals and added542assists. Kelly began his career p.s a defenseman in,, -Detroit and later played centre d)ith the Toronto Maple Leafs. He was a member of a Stanley Cup winning team and was a four time winner of the Lady Byng trophy as the leagues most gentlemanly player and was -also-a winner of the James Norris trophy as the league's top defenseman. Kelly was selected as a defenceman for the first all- star team five times and twice as a member of the second all-star team. Following his retirement he coached the Pittsburg Penguins ,,ariii last year guided the Toronto Maple Leafs. t After converting to centre Kelly anchored the line'with wingers Larry Jeffrey and Ron Ellis during the 1967 season, the year the „Maple Leafs won the Stanley Cup. Soccer teams to corripete for pups BY JIM KINGSLEY Last week, all divisions -of minor soccer wound up their regular season play. All .teams will now play in elimination round to corn- pete for cups previously used for runner-up teams. The teams which ended the regular season in first place will a Iso receive a cup. In the Bantam division Goderich hosted a team from St. Clair Shores. Off the field we showed our American friends good Canadian hospitality but on the field we put them down to.a 5-1 score. The Pee Wee team ran into two tough games last week losing 5-1 to St. Columban and 3-1 to Clinton. The superb play usually supplied by Mike Wedlock was sorely missed as Mike was unable to play in either game. Dave McDonald scored the goal against Clinton. The Atom "A" team lost to Clinton by the score of 3-1 but still 'managed to take third spot in the final standings. The Atom "B" team defeated the Clinton B team 4- 2 to pull into a tie for fifth spot. Grant Williamson t 1 notched' three goals while Todd Gilchrist and Ken Huff scored the. remainders. The Atom "B" 's were a much improved team in the second half of the season and could just pull off some surprises in the play-offs. The R.A.W. Mosquito Blue Jays fought their way to a 5-3 win over Seaforth• last Saturday even though they had been trailing 1-0 at half time. Jeff Denomme ac- counted forthree goals while Daryl Madge and Mark Crawford scored the other two. Last Thursday the Blue Jays .played their usual good game but unfortunately this time it was not quite good enough as they went down to defeat 3-0 against a very strong St. Columban team. I would like to thank Mery Witter for a good job of refereeing both games and also to congratulate the Blue Jays on their second place finish. The Goderich Squirts played the strongest game of the season heating Grand Bend 4-2 after trailing 2-1 at half-time. The Squirt team ended the regular season in fourth place. Mary Catherine Lassaline (right) was the big winner of the day at the ladies' sec closing Club Championship Day held on Saturday, September 106 -at the Maitland I Club. Doris Paquette (absent for photo) was the runner up. Here Ardith. Brissc __ president of—the ladies' section presents Mary Catherine with the Club Champion trophy. (staff photo) Lions resume bingo The ladies were the guests of the Goderich Lions at their first meeting of the 1977-78 year on Thursday, September 8. Seated at the head table were the new executive, President Jack Hotchkiss: vice-presidents 'Berl Chisholm, Roger Turcotte and --Paul Rivers: secretary Bob Smith; and treasurer Karl Butler. It was agreed that the weekly Wednesday bingos would again be held at Goderich Memorial Arena - beginning on October 5. Bus service for senior citizens will be resumed on October 19. long service awards were presented to Guy Emerson and Bob Smith, 35years ;'Milt Rayner, 20 years; and Herh Murphy and Bert Squires. 10 years, Also to receive •:•ir awards at a later da': .;Ire George Parsons, Tl)' <. Sully and Sam Ander- 0 years;- and Don Ma. ,n and Melvin Bogie, 10 yi A 55 year crest. 1- holizing 55 years of ser • 0 the Goderich cont; y, was presented to th' :h president from ;IS International, by Ln.. .-ti . Kinkead YY a c CROSS-OVER . UTILITY BOX \\�� MODEL #1A The all-new Delta Cross - Over Box! Here's the ultimate in the most popular pickup utility box ever made! Designed and engineered for maximum convenience, strength and years of service, this Delta "'Strong Box" puts all tools in easy "working reach" from either side of your pickup. Plenty of storage of all large and small tools. 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