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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-11-03, Page 12• j PAGE 12—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1977 orts page • Goderich tops L- a beth: _ice. -j uv_enle The Goderich Juveniles did their best to stay out of the penalty box Sunday and the effort paid off as they grabbed an 8-5 win over Lambeth in BB action. The game was the first of the season for Goderich. Lambeth was tagged with GDC! Senior Viking linebacker Ben Worsell slipped through the Listowel offensive line to shut down this running play in Huron -Perth football action Thursday. Worsell and his defensive mates held Listowel to six points helping the Vikings to an undefeated season with a 17 - 6 win over the Lords. (staff -photo) Halfback promotes book s Half Back, a new program of the Ministry of Culture and Recreation which will offer the public a 50c rebate on Wintario tickets towards the purchase of Canadian books and magazine subscriptions, was announced recently by Culture and Recreation Minister Robert Welch. During the term of the half back program, up to four old Wintario tickets will be eligible for redemption at a value of 50c each to buy a Canadian-authofl•ed book or Canadian magazine sub- scription valued at a minimum of $3. The program will operate for a three-month period from January 20, 1978 to April 12, 1978 and only Wintario tickets purchased after the January 5, 1978 draw will be eligible. Atlnual subscriptions will be available through a central clearing house, and from participating magazines. Merchant schedule GODERICH-CLINTON MERCHANTS 77-78 SCHEDULE DATE TIME Thursday, Nov. 3-7 8:30 Monday, Nov. 7-77 8:30 Thursday, Nov. 10-77 8:30 _ Sunday. Nov. 13 2:00 Thursday, Nov. 17-77 8:30 Sunday. Nov._'0 8:30 • Thursd:t , Nov. 24 8:30 Thurtiday. Dec. 1 4:30 Friday. Dec.).!•77 9:00 unt{,I�. Dec. 4 :00 "1 hursd:ty. Dec. 8 77 8:30 Thursday, Dec. 15--: 8:30 Friday, Dec. I6 8:30 Sunday, Dec. 18-77 8:30 Thursday, Dec. 22 8:30 Thursday, Jan, 5-78 8:30 Thursday, Jan. 12-788:30 Sunday, .Jan. 15-78 7:00 Thursday, Jan. 19 78 8:30 Sunday. Jan. 22-78 2:00 Thursday. Jan 26-.:8 .8:30 Thursday, Feh. -'-78 8:30 Thursday, Feb. 9 78 8:30 Friday, Feb. 10- 8 9:00 Monday, Feb. 13-78 8:30 Thursday, Feb, 16•78 8:30 Friday, Feb. 17-7g 8:30 Thursday, Feb. 23-78 8:30 TEAM C.C.A.T. C.0 .A.T. Zurich Zurich Hensall Parkhill Thedford Huron Park Thedford Hensall Grand Bend Parkhill Grand Bend Parkhill Huron Park Zurich Thedford Hensall Hensall Zurich Parkhill Huron Park C.C.A.T. Thedford C.C.A.T. LOCATION Clinton Huron Park Clinton Zurich Clinton Parkhill Clinton Clinton Thedford Zurich Clinton Clinton Zurich Parkhill Huron Park Clinton Clinton Zurich Clinton Zurich Clinton Huron Park Clinton Thedford Huron Park Huron Park Clinton Grand Bend Zurich Grand Bend Clinton EXHIBITION GAMES Thursday, Oct. 20-77 8:30 Thursday, Oct. 27-77 8:30 C.C.A.T. Huron Park Clinton Clinton DAVE HAYLOW ELECTRICAL Serving Industrial, Commercial, Residential Needs 524-6038 Books can be purchased through participating bookstores and book clubs. 26 penalties, ten more than Goderich, and had three players thrown out of the game by referee Ken Crawford. Lambeth scored first on a powerplay effort but then penalties caught up with them as they gave up two powerplay goals to Goderich. Don Duffield drew the game's first blood with a minute and a half expired on the clock. Jim Van Osch had gone off for cross checking and the Lambeth powerplay connected. Goderich tied the game midway through the period when Hugh Hanly finished off a three way play getting assists from Mark Frayne and Van Osch. Fourteen seconds later Bill Lewis put Goderich on top with help from Phil Arthur. Lartlbeth scored just over a minute after the second stanza started, Dean Sutton getting an unassisted goal. Arthur replied for Goderich with his own solo effort to give the lead back to Goderich and then added another a minute later. The second goal was assisted .by Paul Schaefer and Lewis. Tim Ridsdale brought Lambeth to within one with 9:15 played in the second but Goderich added two more to their total to put the game away. Schaefer, Arthur and Lewis combined for two quick goals Schaefer getting the first and Arthur the second to give Goderich a 6-3 lead after two periods. Fourteen seconds into the third period Hanly picked up his hattrick with an unassisted goal but Lambeth came back 23 seconds later to get that back when Sutton – scored his second of the game. Goderich took back a four goal edge 32 seconds later when,, Frayne set up Paul Dougherty. Lambeth got their final goal with 5:31 played in the third when Gord Ross scored an unassisted. Goderich hosts St. Mary's Sunday afternoon at two o'clock at the Goderich arena. Suns dump Seaforth 5-2 by Bob Gibbons The Suns got of to a strong start as they carried the play to Seaforth. At 2:29 of the 1st period the brown line with Ted Graham, Doug Loun- sbury and Robbie Gibbons opened the scoring. The orange line with Dave Jewell centre, Trevor Erb and Ken Huff on the wings came through with two goals to end the second period. - The Suns came out early in the second period with the brown line netting its second goal of the game. Seaforth got on the board at 6:40 of the second period. Seconds later the Suns' orange line scored again to make it 5-1. Seaforth got their second goal at 12:25 of the third period. The Suns white line with Grant Garrow centering, Michael Brennen and Dave. Telford were held scoreless but turned- in a top per- ‘formance. Scott Stokes, Shawn Rah- bek, Rick Brown, Todd Jeffrey and Trevor Martin showed Seaforth they -haven't lost their touch on defence. Kevin Feagan turned in a fine game in the net for the Suns to prove he didn't lose his touch after coming out of retirement. Coach Bill Martin and Pair split $10,000 A Clinton woman and a Goderich man split a $10,000 prize in last Thursday night's Wintario draw. Mrs. Pat Palmer, wife' of Clinton dentist Dr. D. B. Palmer, and her son-in-law, Morris Traynor of Goderich shared the valuable prize in the draw, held every other week. Mrs. Palmer said that she and Morris have been buying tickets together for some time. Vladislav Fisher PINGOUIN anco THE ALL-PURPOSE YARN Catalogue • FREE with every purchase of a Pingouln product THE DUTCH STORE SS ALBERT ST. — CLINTON, ONT. 012-7302 NOM 1L0 They will collect the money this week. Manager Doug Huff said they were pleased with the first game but said the team needs a few games to get in top shape. At this time players, coaches and parents would like to thank Mr. Bert Alexander of Suncoast Estates for continued financial support of this team. INSURANCE PSSSST BIG SECRET Just heard about the super Bargains at HURONASTRA FLEA MARKT this week -end. It's their GRAND OPENING You know SPECIAL PRIZES to the -first coupleFri-day & Saturday DOOR PRIZES • MANY SPECIALS Craft & Art Cabin open this week -end. See you thereat,,, VANASTRA PARK 2 miles south of Clinton. Open Sat. & Sun, 10 a.m. • 5 p.m, Dealer inqulr les Invited. Ph. 482.7077 or 482.7110, RVG STORE S "Well Worth Looking For" Prices Effective Until NOV. 12th. We Reserve he R,yht to t,mo Ouantale 8 100% Wet -Proof HEATING PAD $6.99 h, j • 3 Heats . • Washable Cover • One Year Guarantee ■•0•A• TOOTHBRUSH • Soft • Medium go EACH NEWC STATIONERY Your Choice � 11911II�� I X11 y ��illll�l I III 77 • • WRITING PAD 100 SHEETS 8" x 10" • NO. 8 ENVELOPES 75 IN DISPENSER BOX • NO. 9 ENVELOPES 40 IN DISPENSER BOX VAP -AIR COOL HUMIDIFIER VAPORIZER 12.49 Adds moisture to dry Indoor au 1 1 4 gallon 157 Itrel caoacItY 120 volts SUPER IDAVITES $ ggloos MUL0 PLE V�TAMIM MtNERat ipREErS PEPTO. BISMOL $1.19 $ OZ. i iOFlID� AIM100m1. FLUORIDE TOOTHPASTE DIXIE BATHROOM CUP DISPENSER OR 100 -CUP REFILL .3 01. ceps) 990 EYourACH - Choice • KLEENEX of d A a PLAYTEX TAMPONS r s r c al PHARMACY . SHOPPERS SQUARE. GODERICH 5244441 WORK BOOTS AND CLOTHING ....Priced Right! SMITH'S FARM & GARDEN CENTRE 66 HAMILTON ST GODERICH 524-8761 INSURANCE PSSSST BIG SECRET Just heard about the super Bargains at HURONASTRA FLEA MARKT this week -end. It's their GRAND OPENING You know SPECIAL PRIZES to the -first coupleFri-day & Saturday DOOR PRIZES • MANY SPECIALS Craft & Art Cabin open this week -end. See you thereat,,, VANASTRA PARK 2 miles south of Clinton. Open Sat. & Sun, 10 a.m. • 5 p.m, Dealer inqulr les Invited. Ph. 482.7077 or 482.7110, RVG STORE S "Well Worth Looking For" Prices Effective Until NOV. 12th. We Reserve he R,yht to t,mo Ouantale 8 100% Wet -Proof HEATING PAD $6.99 h, j • 3 Heats . • Washable Cover • One Year Guarantee ■•0•A• TOOTHBRUSH • Soft • Medium go EACH NEWC STATIONERY Your Choice � 11911II�� I X11 y ��illll�l I III 77 • • WRITING PAD 100 SHEETS 8" x 10" • NO. 8 ENVELOPES 75 IN DISPENSER BOX • NO. 9 ENVELOPES 40 IN DISPENSER BOX VAP -AIR COOL HUMIDIFIER VAPORIZER 12.49 Adds moisture to dry Indoor au 1 1 4 gallon 157 Itrel caoacItY 120 volts SUPER IDAVITES $ ggloos MUL0 PLE V�TAMIM MtNERat ipREErS PEPTO. BISMOL $1.19 $ OZ. i iOFlID� AIM100m1. FLUORIDE TOOTHPASTE DIXIE BATHROOM CUP DISPENSER OR 100 -CUP REFILL .3 01. ceps) 990 EYourACH - Choice • KLEENEX of d A a PLAYTEX TAMPONS r s r c al PHARMACY . SHOPPERS SQUARE. GODERICH 5244441