The Goderich Signal-Star, 1961-03-09, Page 12a
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".The ro±dereh Signal -Star, Thursday, March 9, 1961
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milifIrs.;'G. Tolbert,, Pittsburgh grandmother,is already 'getting
eady for the 12th annual Young Canada Week.
BINGO at LEGION HALL
.SATURDAY, MARCH 11
• AT 8.30 P.M.
15.,GAMES .— $1.00.
The prize for each regular game will be $12.00.
4 SHARE -THE -WEALTH Jackpot Combined.
JACKPOT OF $70.00 IN 54 CALLS.
Sponsored by, Canadian Legion Branch 109.
No person under 16 admitted to Legion Hall
Harold Calvert and Al Dowd,
B ENEFIT GAME the latter two acting as coaches.
Ted Williams, playing captain
of the "Flash Backs," failed to
net settiiag a goalup butallt of tcrehditede wscoringith
FOR THE. MHA
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The .Minor Hockey Associa Following the game, the teams
tion exhibition game Tuesd°ay'trekked to the Legion Hall for
'rest and refreshments, Otiiciat-
agh"£tti''-'11 gen. -e,:r...,.0 Xrimgipc to -'s3. #"-'e re.Coi's
"Sports" , and the G'dc"`l. a reli Deb Shewfelt and Bob Allen
"FzaR
lashacks' is well patron 1w.hu assessed.th`e loealteam..with.
ized and resulted in an over- five penalties. tivhi . 147e tic4'
Whelming victory for iuderich I men from Wingham failed to
by a' score°f 1
Of to 1. The visit the sin bin. Bili Lumby
CKNX team was captained by I played a -•ruggedi utility role in
Johnny Brent and included the the Godelich victory and claims
Mercey brothers, whose combin- �to be in competition with Frank
`ation notched the lone Sports' Mahovlich, of the Toronto Maple
goal, Murray Gaunt, Barry Fry- Leafs, whose 47 -3 -to -go effort to
fogle and other personnel from equal Rocket Richard's record
the station, The game was play- goal total is a sports page head-
ed as a benefit to augment the line. Bill also boasts 47 -3 -to -go;
funds of minor hockey in Gode- years, that is.
rich. Gary Storey tended the The local team, comprised of
CKNX goal and finished up -with the Goderich Minor Hockey As-
a red neck from the constantly sociation executive, thank the
flashing light of the goal judge. public for their attendance and
Scorers for the "Flash Backs" expressed:, complete satisfaction
were Doug Cruickshank with with the financial results.
three, Gord Crawford and Sing
Alexander with two each and • LADIES' BOWLING
singletons by Ross Crawford, The team standings in the
George Doak, Bowen Parrish, Ladies', Commercial Bov4'ling
Bill McAstocker and Steve League at Little Bowl are as
Landry. Completing the Gode- follows: Flyers 111, Red Wings
rich team were Bruce Sully and 109, Go -Getters 95, Dandies 88,
Cliff Kennedy, alternating in
goal, Gord Walters, Bill Lumby,
Carl Dorland, Bob ,Rush, Jim
Britnell, Gord Mask, Bill Hanly,
'plays. •
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CULBERT'S
OVEN FRESH, TABLE TREATS
ST. PATRICK'S DAY
CAKES
and CUP CAKESMade to Order
' tiffs 83, After You 18. Pat
Tanks took both the high singles
with 250 and the high triple
with 640''.
,a.t.� gel f'�F t �autsk
LALT
"Take the energy, the laugh-
ter and the appetite of a 12 -
year -old boy. Add a hockey
stick, a set of shin pads and a
pair of skates, Multiply the re-
sult by 2,000 and mix well for
rine days. If one were to fol-
low these directions closely
enough, he might end up with
one of two things: 'The Biggest
Little Hockey Tournament In
The World' or a severe case of
jangled nerves." So reads the
opening paragraph of a story
on Young Canada Week appear-
ing in the current issue of "The
Gas Line," published by Union
Gas Company of Canada Limit-
ed.
)UR MARCH ESTIMATE of NEW. CAR SALES Is Already EXCEEDED
We, MUST Have Room for Incoming Used Cars !
TIOWSPECL LS: Must Go Out This WeekEnd
THE BUYER IS "KING",' AT THESE PRICES
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1957 -CHEVROLET -
CLUB
SEDAN 6 -cylinder. Average selling
Price $1350. `
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McGee Front Row Special
Price, Days .. - ... , _ - . - .
51145
11 6 DODG# ..-. --....---F
CUSTOM ROYAL full power equipped.
Should 'be- sold. at $1295.
Price, 3 Days $1 09 McGee Front Row Special r
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1956 PONTIAC
SEDAN — 6 -cylinder, looks, drives good, they
se good 's- 10 -
Mcdee Front Rte' ;Special -
Pr ice, 3 Days $895
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1955 RAMBLER
SEDAN — Sharp, economy model,
worth_.-this_price -$795. •
McGee—Front Row Special -
Price, . 3 Days
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1953 OLDSMOBILE
88 SEDAN — Automatic transmission, radio,
done (Pier -to sell for, $695.
McGee Front Row Special
Price, 3 Days -
$495
it'e' well
HOME 1VIADD BREAD
`Vr"Oshjtesam ; .,oror iA.s,Y a 10 o'clock•
Every Morning
WHITE or BROWN, Sliced
SANDWICH LOAVES, CRACKED WHEAT
SESAME SEED TWISTS, RYE and CHEESE
ROUND HOME-MADE LOAVES
FRENCH LOAVES, FRENCH STICKS
All Loaves made in regular size or half
sizes for small families.
HOT CROSS BUMS DOZEN 40c
it is, a well-written story and
profusely illustrated with pic-
tures. Copies of the booklet ob-
taining the article can be secur-
ed at the Goderich office of the
Union Gas Company. In it, tri-
bute is paid to the various per-
sons who in various ways have
made Young Canada Week the
outstanding event that it has.
become.
Bill Gardner may, spon be
leaving to officiate as a judge at
various racing meets in Canada.
Last month he attended a school
for officials held at Detroit by
the United States Trotting As-
sociation. At the completion of
-the schools -he: -wrote -the =exam_
ination for judges- and success-
fully passed it ,with a mark of
84 per cent. As far as is known,
Bill is the only local man to
have ever written such examin-
ations.
In hockey action on ,Saturday.
morning, Rouse edged out
Sheaffers 2 to 1. Glen Faulkiner
scored two- goals for Rouse with
an assist by Brian Owles. For
Sheaffers, it was Don Edwards
from Bob Everett.
Fresh Every, Day
WEEKEND SPECIAL — Thursday - Friday -'Saturday
CHOCOLATE MALTED CREME CAKE — 40c
DOUGHNUTS — Fresh Daily -- Ten Varieties
PIES — Nine inch Family Size
Apple - Raspberry - Blueberry - Raisin - Lemon
and Banana Creme Meringue — EACH 50c
READY TO LOCK UP THE SCOTCH CUP in a cabinet he
made himself is Arnold Richardson, vice -skip of the Regina
Richardson. And Arnold has the only key --proof the Richard-
' sons are determined to make it three Scotch Cups in a row
when the world curling championships, sponsored by The
Se6Tob-WhiskSr Association;- get- underwa zr,Seotland, March
20 to 23. This year, the third of the international event;
the champions of the United States will take part as well
as Canada and Scotland. _
The second game saw the
Studebakers on top of a 3-2
tally over the Squirt All -Stars.
Robt. Sherwood got two goals
unassisted while John Hay scor-
ed off Robt. Eedy and Leroy
Bedour for the Studes. Scoring
for 'the Squirts were Ken Mer-
iam and Wayne Fisher..
In the Bowling Propietors As-
-soerion f Oflterl ----semi-Rnal
played Saturday in Guelph, Kit=
chener and Waterloo, one Gode-
rich bowler made it through to
go, on to the- Eastern Canadian
finals. Marj. Moore bowled a
terrific ten games to wind up
with a total of 2193 putting
her in ninth place out of. 110
ladies. None of the other Gode-
rich .bowlers competing ended
up in the finals.
The Goderich Athletic Associ-
ation has included table tennis
in its "activities.. All those who
are interested should see Mr.
Heinz Vanhoff at the gym of
e i e t I uriston--Se l -on=
Friday --evenings._ _Judo- training
has been active all through ;the
winter months •and those who
wish to participate in this ener-
getic sport should contact Mr.
Manfred Dierholf at the . same
gym -on Tuesday evenings.
Soccer training will com-
mence as soon as weather per-
mits and all the young men and
boys who wish to learn to play
this -garde, which is so popular
in most countries of the world,
should contact Mr. Walter Gotts-
chalk or Mr. "Sandy" Profit.
iftos €IiminatedBy
Sarnia in ir.'O.H.A.
O.H.A. Junior "B" hockey in <>
Goderich faded away for the
season Saturday night at the
Memorial Arena as the Siftos
dropped their fourth straight
play-off game to the Sarnia
Legionnaires by a score of 13
to 5.
Sarnia now meets St. Marys
Lincolns for the OHA Junior
"B" Western Division title and
the ,L- incolns should take the
series once - r. -.
Phil Esposito was a team in
himself for Sarnia as he ram-
med in five goals for. the Legion-
naires and assisted . in two
others.
Goal scorers for Goderich
were Dave- Luciuk, Bob Judge,
Ron Feagan, Jim Rankin and
Bernie "Lawrence with one
apiece.
A few fights among the play-
ers and also among the spec-
tators livened proceedings up
t6 give the fans suspense for
the last Junior "B" game of the
season here.
In the second last game of the
pray -oft series at -Sarni -a --on Fri;
clay night, the Legionnaires, stag,.:
ed a 5-2 win before a crowd of
some 2.440 fans. Ron Feagan,
scored Goderich's first goal at
the start of the second period
and Dave Luciuk secured the
Siftos' second and last goal •at
the start of the third period.
1953 DODGE
SEDAN — Like the blind horse, goes all right,
don't look so good, no we don't want $295.
McGee Front Row Special.
Price,' 3 Days "
ammorpoilmINISMIONL
$99
The club is also endeavoring
to form a gun club and to ar-
range track and field milts, but
FRONT ROW FORDS -FRONT ROW FORDS -FRONT ROW FORDS until suitable sites can -1z4eb-
1 tained for a rifle range and race
1960 FORD FAIRLANE
500. CLUB SEDAN — V8 engine, automatic
transmission, custom radio, back-up lights,
plastic slips, mirrors. City price $2695.
McGee Front Row Special
Price, 3 Days $2499
11959 FORD
SOFT TOP CONVERTIBLE — Loadedoith
extras, big motor, dual -range automatic,• Ow;
er steering, power brakes, custorcriu.dio,- white
walls, wheel • discs, clock, padded dash, 'etc.
wo4h anywhere $3000.
McGee Front Row Special -2 595
Price, 3 Days
track these activities will have
to be shelved temporarily.
Monday night's hockey action
s'aW the Fords top the Sheaffers
4-2. For the Fords it was Je
Such scoring twiice and Ric
McLean and Larry McCabe from
Bill McManus scoring one each.
Joe Whitmell and Don Edward
from Bob Everett accounted for
the Sheaffer goals,
CULBERT'S BAKERY
WEST ST, GODERICH JA 4-7941
dmommuom
O.M.H.A. play -downs. It is ex-
pected
et the
wt
winner of they
heOakridge ll first eAcres-
Strathroy play-offs.
In their final W.O.A.A. play•
offs here -last ,'Friday evening,
the Goderich Bantams defeated
Walkerton 6-3 to eliminate the
Bruce County town in two
straight games in the best-of-
fiiree h'rra3s: _-_ --
Brian-Carroll, with two, DaVtd`
Smith, Bob Smith,' Bob Graham
and Bill Wilkinson scored the
Goderich goals.
Bob Bogdon and Ron Brindley
were the Walkerton goal getters.
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Mr. nand Mrs. Wm. Straughan,
of St. Catharines, were, week-
end, visitors with 111r, and Mrs.
Andrew Straughan,WPark..street.
LITTLE FRENCH BOY IS
ADOPTED BY KINETTES
The Goderich Kinettes, met in
MacKay Hall with 16 present.
The president, Mrs. Jean Mac-
auley, was- in the chair. Mrs. 4)
Walter Rathburn gave a facial
monstrat.ion paid_spoke �on the
care of the skin.
The Kinettes voted $50 to buy
a set of scales for the hospital,
and $100 for playground, equip-
ment for the retarded children.
They decided to adopt a child
through the Canadian Save the
Children Fund and have chosen
Henri, an 11 -year-old boy in
France. This project will cost
the Kinettes $60 a year.
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Open $220,000.
R.C.A.F. Arena
More ..than. 500 persons at-
tended the official opening 'of
the $220,000• arena at the RCAF
Station, Clinton, Saturday.
Construction.. of the arena was.
started >lasL-s>a f' .,„Tlie. c9n-
crete block building is 405 tee'',
by 221 Seet`with an 80 -by -180
foot ice surface. It has a seating
capacity. of about 750 persons.
Station personnel paid two-
thirds of the total cost.
Group Captain K. C. Cameron,
MBE;- -D, of Air -Defence--Com.
Mand Headquarters, formerly
commanding officer of RCAF
Station, Clinton, officiated at
ribbon -cutting ceremonies and
later dropped the puck for the
first face-off in the new arena.
The station's commanding of-
ficer, Group Captain J. G. Math-
ieson, congratulated station per-
sonnel,, on -the--opening °o€ the
new arena.
HOW WIDEJS THE SKY?
The sky which is familiar
to us with its changing colours
and cloud - patterns, stretches
out sortie 600 miles from the
earth. But astronomers have
not yet found any end or be-
ginning to the enorrhous reach-
es beyond, where the stars and
planets move in their courses.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Isher-
wood, of Grosse Point Woods.
Michiean, spent Sunday with
Mrs. F. Seabrook.
BANTAMS. IN
OMHA NOW
With- the W.O.A.A. }bantam
"B" championship already under
their belts, the Goderieh Ban-
tams will now proceed -into the
WEIGHS L E S S --Holds more water and "
s earns 14Ager yet weighs only 3 lbs. net. o9,,
LARGE IRONING SUR9FACE—Over 30
-square-inches'--ef=ironing-ru- rface_fax more _
ironing in less time. ¢
HEATS FASTER—Hot in 30 seconds --
steam in 2 minutes.
SERVICE ELECTRIC
(Goderich) Limited
Victoria at Newgate JA 4-8581
REMNANTSREMNANTS REMNANTS
See These an'cl Many More DEPENDABLE Used cars on Our Lot at
HURON COUNTY'S OLDEST !Iti LARGEST DODGE DEALER
Newgate 'St. Goderich JA A 8391
TRUCK ROW SPECIALS
1957 FARGO
C700 with 18.foot plitform, 9.00 x 20 tires, like
new, 18,500 lbs., 2 speed rear axle, 5 speed
transmission, 354 cu. in. V8 motor. Selling in
tile city for $2,,450.00.
MCGEE TRUCK ROW.
SPECIAL PRICE $1750.
1 IVIeGEE TRUCK ROW.
SPECIAL PRICE
1956 FORD
350 ONE TON -with iTINE FOOT EXPRESS
BODY and CANOPY. New tires, paint and
Al motor. Selling in the city ler $1,295.00.
ARENA
SCHEDULE
FRIDAY, Marfh 10
2 to 4 p.m. Rural Skating
.,Sponsored by Goderich Lions
Club
SATURDA, March 11 —
3 to 4.30 Public Skating
SUNDAY, March 12
SKATING — 14- year's and
under. Parents Welcome.
SKATING, Teens and Adults
FLOOR COVERINGS
° ENDS of "SANDRAN" and
CONGOLEUM
2 yards and 3 yards wide
WALLPAPER
Some, Clearing Lines -at a lc SALE
MONDAY', March 13 —
Learn to -Skate
s1050
ED CAR LOT
42 .Newgatel St. Goderich
JA 4-83§1
end up the season. like this.
Everything, even an apparent-
ly very cold object, contains
some heat. Well water, with a
temperature of - about 50 de
grecs, is an o$cellent so:urce-for
WEDNESDAY, March 15
a heat pump. The only cOndi- .
7-10 p.m. Industrial Hockey
Championship PlayOffs.
1.30 to 3 p.m.—
Learn to Skate
Lions Free Skating
I 4 Buy a roll at- the 'Regular Price —
and GET ANOTHER ROLL for one cent
205 DISCOUNT
On All -Other Papers in Stock
tion in which -there is no heat
whatever is at absplute zero, or
minus 459.6 deqees centrigrade.
The amazing seeing eye° dogs
have a long training before be-
ginning 0 take ,,care Of their
blind owners. Amongst other
faolents, a dog must learn how
t judge the haat of overhang-
ing objects, such as awnings, in
case his master should collide
with it.
THURSDAY, March 16 a"
Learn to Skate
' Lion's Free Skating
SCHAEFER S
LADIES'. WEAK .LTD.
GODERICH jA 4-7232
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