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, .e,,,,goderichaSignal-Star, Thtusday; November 5th, 1964
OWN GREYS 4.2
L' OS SHOWING.
I HT AND CLASS
•, . kity Bob „Wrier
• Goderich Siftos (tame up
with anotherofine performance
last Friday' night and beat the
Owen Sound Greys by a score
of 4-2..
This, win kept Goderich in
third place in the league be-
hind Waterloo and Stratford.
This is the loftiest standing the
locals have enjoyed for a couple
of seasons.
- The garde was marred by an
incident in the third period.
There appeared to be some con- .
fusion about a penalty call and
the Owen Sound coach and play-
ers delayed the game with argu-
ments' for some 15 or 20 min-
utes:"
This was the second sudh in-
cident in as many weeks in
which the officials have allowed
sten t ly
thrOUghout• vhgame. This
has marred both contests from'
a spectator's point of view as it
appears • as though the players
are running the ga'me, not the
officials.
• There,.were' a couple of fight
in the,..game "and near the end
of the contest, 'play was unus-
ually chippy. For most o,f the
irre---ttrbDys-Sttnet-pretty-we
to hockey, getting the odd minor
penalty. It was a better ga e
to watch than the week re-
- vious.
The other thing that marred
the game was a lack of local
supporters. It would appear
that the Siftos 1964 are beirg
• punished for the performances
of teams in the last two years.
Once -again, the boys showed
lots of hustleand desire and,
thisrt what is. refreshing. and
is carrying them a long way in
their victories. -
The defensive corps of the
Siftos did•a yeoman's job. They
are not carrying off their duties
with the utmost of finesse blit
they don't quit.
Bob Hetherington came un
with another steady perform-
ance on Friday night and is
rapidly making fans forget the
absence of Paul Cates. Bob
Morancontinued to show im-
provement on Friday as he
handed out some stiff ,checks
and worked effectively against.
altacking forward5.
Offensively, it' was Parsons
and' Wilkinson w o were the
standouts.. Wilkin.son scored
.the second Goderich goal as he
played a big offensive -game as
well,. as, .being an aggressive.
checker. Parsons,
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threat with his speed, rugged-
ness and his big shot. Friday
was no„ exception 'as he blasted
another long :shot froni just in-
side the blueline And the 'Owen
Sound netminder found it too
on it but it went on through
into the net,
• lia.pseast-goal-eanTe--at-a-ti.tne
,when Owen Sound was mount -
it g an •attack and this helped
take the steam out of it. It
lso proved to be the winning
goal.
Playing along. with Parsons
was Dennis Williamson and Rice
playing his first game. This
was the steadiest and most ef-
fective unit.
Goderichled in tlr hocke-y
game 2=0.after the first period,
hot to handle. He got hi4glove
soaring goals within the minute
of each other around the 16
Minute mark of the. opening
period. Bob Castor opened .it
and Wilkinson followed. Par-
sons scored midway Jhrougly
the 'second perjod and Pettus
rapped up the spring around
the half -way pqint,- of the final
period.
Slap Shots:„
It is. high'time that the rule
in the NHL allowing no arguing
with official's' -was put into Jun-
ior hockey. Junior is where,the,
officials need 'the most protect
tion from young argumentative
players and prima donna coach-
es. Last Friday night's game
would have been much mare,
enjoyable if 10 minutes had
Aoi.sett tagged onto about four
Owen Sound players..,, This
would hue made a much more
enjoyable game and taught sev-
• eral players a . much needed
lesson.
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'Alothers will, enjoy the little,
incident that took place in °etc)-
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parents were down from Sault
Ste. "Marie, Michigan, to see
their son in action. Bob was
goaded into a fight and didn't
back. off," so he -spent .
utes.-in the penalty- bok..B0
mother's remark: "This Ls the
'last game Iam coming to. I
am not driving over 400 mites
'just to sce him fight.' At this,
fatherjust laughed. A
typical mother -father reaction?
Want to see a good hockey
„!rgarne,?_,Ske_„_you_a,t_the_a ena
,Friday night.
COUNTY CROPS ,
Fine weather is allowing the
'completion of fall W.ork in Hur-
on County at a' rapithrpte, al-
though there seems to -be end-
less amounts that can be done.
Corn is being harvested as
quickly as the limited amount
of equipment will allow. Fall
plowing is the order of the day.
REMEMBER THOSE WHO MADE THE SUPREME SACRIFICE
430WLING SCORES— Advise g Workshop
Monday
Men's Town—
Captajin Pts.
Goderich Mfg., G. Osmond 29
PA, Jim McWhinney 28
Hopefuls Eugene Ryan • 23
Legion C Warren Moland 21
Upper Lakes G. Fielder 16
Legion B C Schneiker 13
DItMQO Bob Crawford 7
Hospital Ed. Gie:shrecht 4
Ladies' 10 Pin—
Busters E. Hensierson 21
Lucky Strikes B. MeOuspey
Sting Rays Ruth Rush 10
Players Bev Johnson 9'
Ladies' Monday—
Blow Outs
Knock Outs Lenore Cook 26
Pin Boys' Fright
Green Horns Ev. Carroll 11
Ladies' Social—
Edgets Bev Wright 26
Pinheads Pat Davison 24
Pin Popettes Barb Doak 24
Spinsters Shir'Kennedy 22
Blows Doe Queen 19
Pin- MArt4,11
RiappY Gang Jean Pinder 7
Cast -Offs Audrey Preston. 6
• . Tuesday
I nte !-Ch tirch—
- 5;400
Pin Boys Steve Tonics
Snack Bar Ray Gilsters
Goderich Mo. B. Henderson
MCGee'sa"Caddies .B.Kirkey
'Bankers Pete Ruth
Sheaffer Pen --
Imperials " Ivan Dailey:,
Scats Harold Gauley
Peps Tom ThompsOn
Snorkels Archie McLean
Teachers
Jim's .Mules J. Jamieson
Mary's Lambs M. Wilson
Black's Sheep Bill Black
Frank's , Goats F. Moore
Wednesday Mixed—
Aces Ti- B atoll r
Pin Spinners Lou Marsh
Titans Bill Dean
BluebelLs Marj Moore
Modernaires B. Davis
Carefrees Geo. Allison
Under Dogs Wm. Black
Will Bees Ken Mullen
ThurOiay-
Men,5 'Town
Tigers Gerald Mero 43
pa. --,JHarrison,--45....L
Sift° Salt . Bill Dean 26
Sheaffer Pen G. Walters 24
Legion A Bob RuSh3
Goderich Mfg. B. Williams 23
Nernatienals .Be_v
kkel5anal trEl c. ,D.- TO
Ontario Hospital—
Beattles Don Elliott
Ringos Jim Hunter
.Orickets • John Bine'.
Spiders Dan Mero
Ladies' Town.-
Bloticlausters Vi Fuller.
Green Horns F. Sheardown 45
Hot Shots Ruth Oke 38
St f fikteris Mage 31
St. George's Jean Morris 23
North Street Kay Glen 19
First Baptist M. Johnson ,11
St. Peter's B Dbn Masse 0
Men's Ten Pin—
Spares Doug. Masaac 30
Thunders Warren Moland 29
Sooners Bill Melnick 19
Regent TV- Joe Baker 19
i-preers----ft-arr
Flyers Barry Kinahan 13
Ladies' Commercial—
, Yvonne Chase 17
Dizzy Lizzies J. Hamilton 14
Blow Belles Ann Ryan 14
Groaners Marj Smith 12
Bev Beacom 12
Nite Hawks L. Pennington., 10
Lazy Daisies G. Mugford •6.
Misfits , Ai'dith Brissette 6
Wednesday .
Mixed Ten Pitts—, '
Sooners Edith Henderson 21
SteaMets Ruth Rush '-.15
Ups & Downs • D. McIsaac '15
Blo "Kings Leo Baker 5
Men's .COmmercial—
Stymies Bob Williams • 29
Machinists _Joe Craig 27
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capable of partaking of a shelt-
ered workshop program.
"What of the future? There
are several major challenges in
36 training the mentally retarded.
32 At present, finances depend en,
ai tirely upon community . under-
ifi
standg and 'support, United
Appeal, service clubs, in some
20 cases municipal grants. We
16 rely heavily upon industrial co -
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operation for- training and fin-
ancing. In a few instances as-
sociations have obtained fed-
eral -provincial grants, but then
we must be sure we are- able to
place trainees, and this we have
'found difficult.
Great -Need
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"A second challenge
is our
Odds & Ends H., Stewart 11
Saturday
Cloud 9 Don Switzer 45
Clinton RCAF R. Burbidge 39
'as -Selects- 4stm
Little Bowl .(blue) B. Dean 24
Little Bowl (red) McWhinney 23
Zurich Jim Bedard 20'
Exeter Ron Heywood 26
eaforth Leo Hagan 12
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54'
Dare Devils P. Plunkett
Lucky Strikes A, Anstay
In Betweens- L. Arthur
Smoothies Joan Wood
Hi -Los - Jean Tucker
Salties Betty Reid
Friday
Friday Niters—
We-We Don Carrick 36
Hop Alongs Sonny Moore 32
Slow Pokes' Jean Fowler 25,
Trophy Chasers K. Taylor 18
Beattles Bill Stewart 11
RsnegaIrles • D. Stegtnstad 4
Sifto Salt Mine—
Big Six Bill Lee 38
Blow Kings G. Warner 33
Hot Shots ,Bud Clenients 28
The Thirties Ken Boyce 21
Fat -Heads .-Bill.,Lawson: • 16
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ONCE AGAIN
WE PAUSE TO
RE -DEDICATE
THIS DAY TO ALL THE
BRAVE MEN AND WOMEN
FREEDOM.
staff. There Is a great need for
.staff training procedures. We
are trying -.-to rakse the standard,
but salaries are low andO, it 'is
very hard. Asyou know, a*fed-
eral-provincial meeting was
held in Ottawa recently, and
we have heard rumors .that we
may get some assistance 'in the
near future.' That could mean
five years from now, but there
is talk about it, and, it is en-
couraging. ,The future i bright,
but we cannot hold up progress
on the basis of wishful think-
ing.”
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GDCI SOCCER
TEAM WINS
The GD,CI Junior 4occer team,
on Tuesday afternoon, November
3, regained their wInning form
by defeating Seaforth District
High School 2 to 1 in a game
played, under best weather con-
ditions.
,,Joderich scored early in the
first. half on a long shot from
centre by centre half John Got-
tschalk. , Early in the second
half, Seaforth took advantage
of a lapse in the Goderich de -
Mr, Berendson announced*"
that a seminar for workshop
managers would be held in Lon-
-don next June. A number of
the Rotarians asked questions
about the working out "Of the
program, and President Bob
Nephew expressed the club's
thanks to the speaker. ;-
Secretary Jack .Hintonipre-
-portect-a-letter-froin-eroswelh
Michigan, Rotary ,club regarding
a proposed e4Change of Grade
11 students for one. week. The
board will take this under con-
. sideration.
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fence to, tie ..the score. The
winning fgoal, scored by Dave
Cornish, resulted from a pass-
ing play in front of the Sea -
'forth goal.
Steady play in 'the nets bk
Goalie Marvin Mills contributed
greatly to the Goderich victory.,
NEW SIDEWALKS
New sidewalks are being
built around town. One is from,
Macdonald street to Eldon*
street. Another is on Eldon,,
from Cayley to Blake and a
third is on Britannia road, from
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of Palmerston street.
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