The Goderich Signal-Star, 1971-01-21, Page 10•
DERICH SIGr1A ,.sTM, THURSDAY, JANU R 2 1971.
Lot's .talk"Minor Hockey
''(continued frobi page 6
Rob Satori, Mi ke --*Da'vies „ and
Daryl! Cracks li. Club Grill team
spoiled the , shut -out for Tim
Robison when 'Jn 'Evans scored
in thelast period, setting him up
for.the goal,Was David Prouse.
Second game, Goderich
Motors - von against the
Goderich. Restaurant. Owing
;the scoring for Godes ieh Motors
was Steve Chase and Duane
Lamb:'Goderich Restaurant tied
the I game when ` Bill' Ross and
Leroy 'Meiriam scored. , Duane
• Lta>iacib'; , second, goal, proved -to oved- to be
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the riinnainggoal, with' Stege
and` T' Sager, getting
arena,., "' Kinsmen Midget
' '. � ..«,. ! � m! a .+W K• A nl alu 9�'.JTilQVf MwNly%
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fast "Pa1: Final score was 4--2: •••° -•• _ •
ext Tuesday, January 19, oderich was Bruce Bov�iman,
Goderich Restaurant vs Sifto Paul Kelly and Brian Thompson.
Salt' and in the second game,
CIpb Grill play Goderich Motors.
Standings to date, Sifto Salt -in
first place with `J points, close
behind are • Club Grill 7 points
' and tied for last is, Goderich
Restaurant and Goderich Motors
each with 4'points.
lost 2, points. lel; McGee's won
4, lost 3, points 8;; Don Hoist
won 3, lost 4; ' points 6;
Denomme Flowers worn 2, lost
5, poi�;ts' .
KINSMEN MIDGET
ALL—STARS
On Saturday, in Centralia, the
Kinsmen Midget All "Stars
defeated Ituron Park 5-2. Allan
Fritzley scored o goals with
Paul Kelly, Sam Miriam :.( first
goals .of the .season) arid, Mike'
Palmer (Bantam) getting a `goal
each.
Then on Sunday .here a,t the
>< &W 1IU g All -Stars were defeated• ---by
assists' Billy •Goddaxci 4 L Sal, '
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BANTAM .HOUSE LEAGUE
• r Monday evening, in the first
scheduled .gene, Don• Hoist Real
• Estate Oot three goals from Tom•!
Volick ail ,went on to defeat
Denomme Flower 5-4. Scoring
the other two goals,• for Dor(
Hoist was Terry Crawford: Stott
picked up three assists.
Denomme Flowers' goal scorers
were Kevin Meriam with two,
Steven Williams and Phil Petrie
Second- game Goderich
Elevator won 2-0 against
McGee's as Jim Denomme and
' Murry Wilson scored with -Terry
Fritzley assisting.,,lteinhart was
in goal for the' witlriel's.
' -STANDINGS-
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• Goderich 'Elevator, won 5,
4 � /
Port Albert
MRS. C.,HOY
The 'omens Guild met at the
home of Mrs. Carman Hayden,,,
on Tuesday. Mrs. "roster opened
the meeting. There were seven
• members and one visitor., . _.
Secretary '' ' and • treasurer
reports were read and adopted.
Each me'iriber gave as rollcall a
New Year's Resolution. ,..:, '
The meeting was Closed, and
the rest of the afternoon was
spent working at a quilt:—
.Lunch was served by the
hostess Mrs.' Hayden. •
The ladies went' . to. Mrs.
Foster',s home after lunch and T
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' HOCKEY NOTES
Goderich Minor' Hockey
Supporters' Club will be holding
l FUN NIGHT on Friday,
February 12. Get your tickets
from any member of the club or
see Warren Moland5 as they are
only, 25 cents each.
The •. Flying Mothers are
playing, a game against the Mite
All—Stars, so Mrs. Williams, or
any" other mother who wishes to
play,. contact Mrs. Arnold
Hodge, as they sure cin use you.
Congratulations go to ` the
Zurich Bantams for winning the
.championship in their division at
the Silver Stick Tournament in
Watford.
Kj:ngsbridge
Girl Gu1des
BY MARY VAN DIEPEN
Unfortunately no one,, sent in
the reports:of the last meeting.
Our last meeting was'a .concert'
Ofor the elderly. All those present
received a box of home made
cari•dy:• We ' sent boxes to those
not present,;
�. _ Thursday's meeting, opened
with roll. call. There were ; 24
present. We then discussed plans
for, the future. Twelve wanted
•'skating, and twelve wanted
. tobogganing. Next week 'we
must bring either knitting
needles or'an embroidery hoop.
Scarlet tanagers, had campfire.
' We closed with
dismissed.
SEAFQRTH OPTIMIST
WI!1TER'CARNIVAL
FRIDAY, JANUARY 22
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Workers of the Goderich outlet of A& P Stones, on West Street
-•�-joined-other-•members of the—Amalgamated Meat�`Cutters`"on�-,
strike last Thursday -morning. The union is, -negotiating foie"
further fringe benefits. The Iocal members were joined later in
the day by members of the International Machinists and Aero
Space Workers local 1863 ...and_ later ` yet by -'members of.. the
,International Chemical Workers local 682. All.' unions in
Goderich voiced ,support of the meat cutters. Four Members of ,
the staff of the Iocal store` are, members of the union. On Friday
-evening,-the busiest~day-•forihe score; peopie-wece~refusing-td.
cross the picket lines and were shopping in' other stores for the
duration of .the strike. From the left are Ed Tonks, local 1863;
Jim Searles, _Vern Smith,.:Bobc..Metick anti cQtt„_F�earson,. all.. of
•the A.' & P Store staff. --Staff Photo '•e4
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SATURDAY, JANUARY 23
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_• 1:00 -p.m. --SNOW SCULPTURING,
SNOWMOBILE NOVELTY EVENTS.,.
CUTTER RACES
— TUG-OF-WAR .(Ladies)
-`ENDURANCE RACE
6;30 p.m. — HOCKEY (Detroit Marquette Bantams vs Seaforth)
,
CARNIVAL BALL
SUNDAY, JANUARY 24
11:Q0 a.m. —• HOCKEY (Repeat of Saturday Night)
1:00 p.m. — SNOWMOBILE RACES -
17 CLASSES •
UPT.0200.00 PER CLASS PLUS
TROPHIES '
LUNCH ON GROUNDS
ROUNDOLD TIIIr♦!EFAVOURITES-BRANDED .REDor BLUE. �
FEARM/ N'S ,DAVERN SLICED'
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h taps and were FRESH
S1DEPORK
�°AC��e SCHNEIDER'S. RED .HOT
-finishedquilt.,p
St. HeIen.s • • Iibrar
,Mr. ,add Mrs, Ivan McQuillin
and Andrea of Kitchener and
M. and Mrs. Barry McQuillin,
" Jill and Scott of Ancaster spent
the weekend. with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred McQuillin.
On Thursday evening, the
next Sl•oot .Party is.,being held in
the' St. Helen's Hall. Lunch will
be served. , . . _
Mr. Keith Black.is a patient in
os Hital where he
a Londonp
underwent surgery on his foot
this past week. • .
7 Mr: and Mrs.. .Charles
McDonald visited ;with. Mr: and
• Mrs. John Fryfogle at Paisley
recently and also visited with
Mrs: McDonald's .mother, Mrs.
Sam .Reed ,at Brucelea Haven, the library to be self-supporting
Walkerton. �p "•
and needs to be supplemented,
Born — to Mr. and Mrs. Ross
se- v-'•ce.
After a committee of the'
Huron County Board of
Education met with tete Huron
County,, Library "Coniznittee and ;ty'
its librarian, Miss Ethel Dew, i
members" of HOVE”-"Thunty
Board of 'Education., , agreed .to...-
purchase' Huron Count library
services for the senior grades in
schools in Huron ' County
without library facilities at a
cost of 51 per student.
When the' school librarian; the
principal and' the appropriate
superintendent `''of operations
'agree that` the school's book
collection is not large enough,for
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alt .Hospital on .January 13 Service will be purchased..
-,•nat,G.�..... _ It is •estimated this will cost 200-s
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Miss Mary Pannabecker, about $3'000 for ten schools in
bride -elect was guest''of honour the county plus the five senior ' LEEN EX. TISSUES,
schools in McKillo Townshi
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Tuesday, Januar 12 in the St,. It is also noteworthy
that the
Helen's, Hall. She also was' guest ' funds ,for the and
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how at., Mrs, Harold ' pupil amount allowed .by- the -E. D. SMITH'S CHERRY 19� oz.
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