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FEBRUARY 1Q: 191
8IGNAL STAFR
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The regular schedule` (• *if the 14:16, The Juveniles , scored
Central Huron Hockey LeagUe . their .ft t.:goal :. at 14:46 when
wound up this week and • Gene D.eJong Put it away
playoffs are tentatively set to get unassisted..
underway this Sunday at the .Jinn Parrish . op ened the
Coderich''a' arena. All playoff secohd period OD a good note
games will be played,
Goderich.
In the openi
week's actio:
handed :: DRMC�
Art McDougall •
yoffs to start soon
p
s
.s
Mx
12:15 of. the same period.
Ih the second period Harvey • Davg-Graf kept • things rolling
Carter sunk goal number three briefly for the Juveniles in- the
for the Holmesville,; squad third frame when he scored at
unassisted at .1:59 for the only the 55 second mark from Asher.
goal of the second frame. DRMCO came back however 'and
'DRMCO got organized early
in the final 20 minutes of play
and Jim Farrish put them on the
scoreboaf,d,� t 2:04 with assists
-going to Rick Fremilin and
Butch Fleet. Jim Felly then
added goal number two
unassisted at 5:40.'Holmesville
came back, however, and scored
twice more as Art McDougall
-sunk one from 'Mel Hohner and.
Ray Brown and then Pete Postill '
put one away from Harvey
Carter at 19:05.
On Wednesday in Goderich,
.Building Centre downed Sifto
'Sala 4-1. Sifto 'opened the game
Jim Mavor it +1.1,_but
Dennis Lassaline and ' Earl
• Routley came back with one.
each for Building Centre at
13:20 and 14:23. Bud Boys
was credited with an assist on
the ° Lassaline: goal arid. Mark
,,Lassaline helped on the Routley
goal.
The second period ended with
no further- scoring and' the final
period belonged to • Building
Centre as ,Bud Boyes`:scored two
goals, the . first ' from Buck
Million at 1:06 and the second
from Million and. Philips at
9:49.
In the. opening, game of
S u rid ay 's double header,
DRMCO clinched . the . final
playoff spot asthey dumped the
Juveniles_- t3-S...DRMCO _..came ..,on_ .
in for DRMCO when he scored
ct a from Fremlin at 1:08. The
ggame of last Juveniles Started° a comeback
� H®lmefeale
t. beginning .at 7:21 of the second
-.- pen defeat. • =;game .when Stu Al Ii r scored
' opened, • the k
from Dave Graf. ,A her scored
.
scoring faromi 1Vie1 Hohner 'and goal number two rom Druce
'Ron Miller for ,.the winners a Stoll at 10:29 and 'ke Wildgen
5. of the first .period, and hP ird _-�
Two curling teams from the Maitland Golf and Country Club were Schaefer, Connie McIntyre, Phyl Durst, Doris . Paquette. Ar. dith
in Durham last Wednesday and placed . second in the tankard Brissette, Eleanor,.Er. ksine, Dorothy Worgan and Kay Duncan.`
playdowns. Members of those teams are (left to right) Mae (Durham Chronicle phots)
•
oderich curlers enjoy bus
at local Country Club
Last Saturday, February 5 was
a Frin'Day at the club organized by,
the Foresters. There were two
draws of two games each. and
despite .the 'Weather alI the "ice
sheets were full. Some of the •
players- were brand new curlers
but• they enjoyed this jitney too.
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Huhner stretcile t
with an assist, going to lViiller at scoring from Phil Petrie at
13:40,
added three final goals t9-'
complete thei_ral of eight.
At 9 ;48 Frernlin connected
from Parrish, Leddy put One
a way from Bedard and Bob
Papp'le at 13:34 and Jim Kelly
scored from Fremlin at 15;50 to
wrap it up. . .
The 9:00 p.m. game on
Sunday Braved to_ be orin 'Qt~ the
best matehes f ..thea year ,with
fast well played, hockey
highlighting the whole match.
Sifts` Salt edged Bayfield 4,-3. in
hat one ,
Will • Wedlock ' opened the
'scoring from Wayne Doak for
Bayfield at 10:11 but Derwyn
.
Carter came back .for •S,ifto from
Jim �McAstocker at 12:28. Don
Freeniian scored at 13:3Q ?fro n
Bruce .-Schoenals, however, to
help Hayfield end that period
with. a 2.1 lead.
'Phe remainder of the sooting
_
in that game took place, in the
second period. Ken Daer put one
away unassisted for 'Sifto at :45
and. Frank •Hagan came back,
also upassisted,d .for Bayfield at
6:22. Derwyn . Carter Scored
from Daer at 1d:59, to tie the
mately : _for Sifto ,and Tom
.
Crawford sunk the final goal for
Siftci at 11:51. from Wayne
Draper
Despite several 'good .chances
in the em i i ri-t-he- eeorid-��
period' .and : the third. .period
Bayfield . failed to' get the needed
goal to tie the genie. Wayne
)usher left the ice with an,
injured, shoulder during the final
••frame but . no report• ori his
condition is available. -
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Goderich District a egra a Wednesday February t_ strong scoring four goals in the
Institute entry in the Perth -Huron ' share holders .should attend to second consecutive year by
Bonspiel in Seaforth, Feb. 23.M a x i ne Martin . Her team ,...opening minutes. of play. It was
P elect the new board of• Directors. , � Rick Fremlin unassisted at 1:16;
There will be thFee games, an all- , Feb.° "members were L. Harris, E
g The Jitney for Saturday, b .. Fremlin., from Ed• Jones at 4:41,,.
day event, for both the boys and ` 12° was filled'up, both draws, by Wilkinson, and M. Ivey. Runners -
the
Bob Dapple from Harold Leddy .
the girls' teams. Good luck' , last Sunday, The committee are to up were Kay Graf, K:. Alexander
This a Elsie be commended- dor great � � Del Bedard and Harold Leddy"at
Garth er's rink, -winner of the Thi's trophy is presented in
effort that •they made to organize
Wednesday, F b 9 El ' e the and M Young
at 8:02 and John Hodges from
ps fnr .all 197.Ll c'ai t adi aBsi ,�pielwillb__e
although winners were alsb
• declared. In the first .draw, Len
Bowman'., rink of Stu" Gilbert,
Glen Ribeyand John Graham was
. -first; followed by Herb Pocock's
- team of Rod Johnston, Pat Ginn,
and Cam Bogie;,, and next was
AlgertlIffitf's g bti f'Ja7ntTsorr
Ribey, Don Haines and Jim Durst.
In the. second draw, Ross
Eddy's rink was first, 'composed
, • of Clare Harmon, Frank Baer and .
Frank Young; second Joe Dauphin
skip, Ray Fisher, Grant McPhee
and Phil Clark; and third prize
winner Ivan Rivett, skip,• John
Rawn,Russel Kernighan and Torn
Hodge. .
The local bran -ch of th-e
Canadian Order of Foresters are
competing in the Zone Playoffs to
be held in Norwich, Saturday,
W ,,-s-
•-"E'db;�h�lad3-e� team, �,
-comprised of—Eileen Bowman,
skip, Lois Vanstone, Eleanor
Fisher and Betty ',Moore. There
will be two men's teams eligible,
for this event too. The winners at
Norwich will travel to Portage
Laprairie for the Forester's
Annual Dominion Bonspiel in
March.
Eric Moore has announced that
next 'year, March 1973,.. ,the
Maitland Country Club in
Goderich willbethe host club for
- this National event.
Jirn Kinkead is organizing the
1 •. 1 •
f fu for *memory of a i'brm `r Goderich
the' defending champions. a first draw ----6-1u
u. me • ser
alb -the curlers.Th r- The Goderich Manufacturing
Barbara Hawkins has the double starts at Z p.m -and the secondis
draw just about filled at this time Co; invitational ladies' bonspiel
at4p.m. -.
of writing.. We'll give you the N will be tfeld oil Wednesday. Feb.
results of this_ Bonspiel -next ` The second ladies' curling 9th, with two draws •at -nine. and
week. • . draw has just been completed. eleven- a.m.
Remember the_:annual meeting Winner of 'the Dominion Road. The final draw'of the season
Machinery Co. tr hy, presented ,-thisw�elt. „, .. mhers_,..,
ifre Maitland Country Clubs• -art-; - -beg
for the afternoon draw, was thea are looking forward to some fine
tirathO team skipped by Mary Lapame, competitive curling. The keen ice -
with K. Duncan, L. Haines and J.` is in'excellent condition and the
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Carney. • Runner-up was Barb curlers, expecially our newer
rinkwith Harris, M . members, will be showing just
how much their game has
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The Goderich :Kinsmen Club The Jean MacDonald trophy for
be held-triirginday beginning at
10:00 a.m. at the Sunset Golf
and- Sports Centre on Highway
21 , north of. Goderich. The
marathon was originally set to
have been run during winter ° .
carnival activities -two weeks ago
"'blit 'dttb-l;i :. reatTie"r-`cofidltlo .--
was postponed.
A course covering 33 miles
' has ' been laid out and those
competinlg will circle it three
times. Each will be sponsored by
• 4,a number of "donors ''ofr a per -
miles basis covered and propeeds
will go to •the Cystic Fibrosis
fund, a project the 1oc1.1
Kinsmen recently took over for
this area.
• Gas, food arid -hot coffee will
be available at the Sunset Golf,
arid .-Sports Club for the
competitors and spectators. -
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Winners from this tournament
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and then its on to O. F.S.S. A. at the
Univer'sity:of .Guelph on .Feb. 25
and Huron -Perth Boys Basketball
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,finalists will be competing in
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On the hockey , scene, the ,
doderich Intermediates play
their next game on the 20 of
February against SU Michaels in
Goderich at 2:00 p.m.
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0.M.H.A. all star playoffs
start this Sunday with the
Orangeville..
Some of the All-Star teams will be
going to Southfield, Michigan on
Feb. it) if they are not in playoffs.
. A hockey garne in 'aid of
muscular dystrophy is, set for
this weekend at the arena. The
stars will be the' 0odet'ich
Volunteer Fire 1 rigade arid; the
Essex Legion Oldtimers.
Game time. is Saturday
evening .,8:80 p.rn... „
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