The Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-02-17, Page 19•
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A (few ser'lice hasbegun on a
trial basis by the staff in the
front office of The Signal -Star.
They M are Charti'ng dates of
upcoming extents on a calendar
in 'an''effort' to assist,' local
service: clubs, churches and
oilier ' organizations to co-„
�te#hei.r �.ia�ndrfadsigP
events.
Ai the system now stand, the
Signal -Star office staff ,will
,chart coming -events on their.
calendar only if espciallyd'
.requested by an officer' of an
organi'zation.
TheSignal-$tar office staff,.
however, will not be
responsible for charting all
upcoming events in the
community.
Itis hoped this service will
'alleviate some problems -for •
Goderich and district ,people
until 'a more permanent
arrangement is found. •
DOME to Blyth Lions Club
Bingo every, Saturday night at
8:30 p.m.; ,Community, Hall.
Admission $1.60: -._1.2 regular
games, $10.00. each. Two
Share -The -Wealth ,games. :One
425.00• -special: $1; 25.00'jackPbf
if taken in 6.0 calls, if not taken,
• $10,00 added each night. 50% pf
take to• full card if jackpot not
taken. —• ltfn
TURKEY Supper at Victoria
St.reet United Cht.tpch on
Wednesday,' February 23 at 6:30
p.m. Adults $2.0Q, children (12
and odder) $1.40: Phone 524-7696
for tickets. -6,7x • '
liAIC,Fe SALE,. •Friday, February
25, j.:3(3:30; at the. 1Iij1 En'
Store on the Square:, Auspices of
- $t. Peter's Cat '" o'
eague. - 7, 8'
NEW BINGO at Clinton Legiop
Hall, 8:30 p.m., February 17,
admission $1.00: Fifteen regular
games, $10• eai~h. Three Share -
the -Wealth games. One Jackpot
game for$150 in 54 calls or less;
or guaranteed . $25 consolation.
One call and $10 added weekly if
not won. -7,8,9b
ASK FO•R AN
APPOINTMENT
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If 'you havc'a hearing problem
contact The Zenith Hearing Aid..
Service, :by calt:ing RIECK
PHARMACY 524.7241, 14 1 he
Square. FREE TESTING. NO
OBLIGATION.' • ' v
BINGO eve,ry Saturd•ay''at
Goderich Legion Hall, 8:30. 'p:m.
°Fiftetregular 'games, $12M0
prizes. T ottrrshare-the-wealth
games with this week's . jackpot "
$90.00 if won in 58 calls,. Door
prizes` Admission $1'.00.
'litre MONTHLY meeting of the
•Women''s Hospital Auxiliary will
beheld on Monda ,Fe . ru r
at 230p:in Mr. John Hughcs will
Show slides orr"E"thiopia.'Come
and bring a friend. -7
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JUST what you have been waiting :
for! A showing of spring fashions
•by the Fashion Shoppe at North
Street United Church,
Wednesday, March 1, 3p,m. and 8
p.m. -7
PLAN to attend annual meeting of
the Goderich Figure Skating Club,
March 1, 8:30 p.m., at • the
Arena. -7,8
° Plans going well
f3h:NEFIT DANCE --Due to ,a
recent snowmobile accident the
Bluewater Snowmobile Club' are ••
holding a benefit dance for Alvin
Moran at Saltford Valley Hall,
Saturday, February 19. Music by •
• the Country Boys.. Lunch
provided.•Everyon'e welcome. -7
RECEPTION
•for
Mr. & Mrs. Joel( Ryan
celebrating
GOLDEN WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY
Friday; Feb. 25
SALTFCRD -•-
VALLEY HALL.
--^�--a TFre�'evi'ti"be unc scrve�l
• but no Bar Facilities.
Dancing 9 til 1
with live entertainer's,.
EVERYONE WELCOME,
NO GIFTS PLEASE
on"FcIks",program
"FOLKS president Mike
Gregg this week reports .that
plans are progressing well for„the
Goderich Opportunities for Youth
program he and. a' gro, .) of local
young people are working' on.
This week the group was
.interviewed by representatives of
•,the Youth in Action 'program (a'
provin'cia'l project) and
representatives of the Federal •
program, Opportunities for ,
Youth.
Letters -have been going' Mt --
for the past week or, more',” Mr--'-
Gregg explained, "ands we hope
soon to have a tentatiye route for
our tour • cerriplet-ecl•'' :;N '•At --the
moment th;e group has a planned
Of theirt' 't'
map o acti tes in the
making .but until it is decided
• --._w ich,4rh ti'•tutions—they- ,w•}-1 hem---
, visiting, the •plans• cannot be
completed.'
Minor Hockey
letter late
than never
'Our apoloyles here at the
Signal -' Star to all the
minor hockey fails, and
to Jai~k Cummings, who
found last..week'i;
Talk Minor Hockey" did.
not make the paper.
,The column and several,: '
other. pieces of irlt'brest'
were left out because
we just didn't-" have '
'enough rop:m.
roil owing he701d one-'— mil
"better late than never;"
here's Jack's column. •,
.and scoredtlie winning goal. Fred
Jewell scored the first goal as
Steven Doney assisted. Mike.
Lapaine• got both goals for
Goderich' Restaurant and Paul
Helesic picked up another
• assist --final score was 3-2.
In a high scoring ;game Club
—Grill came up with a 6.4 victory to
increase their lead in first place
as they defeated Goderich°' Motors
who are now behind in .second
spot.' Tim 'M'ci,ean.,lehd the Club
1�avith gal ;�: hanioe
Nibblock got one' goal and two
assists -while Fred Shoemaker
picked tip the other goal. Garry
Peters, Ken Mills, Rick Rawson
and Phillip Main each drew
assists on Motors, and singles
went to Hugh Hanley and Peter
Crew. Only assist in the game for
Goderich Motors was by Brian
Harris•.
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MITE, HOUSE LEAGUE '
After having last weekend, off
due to the Ice Carnival which as
a tremendous success, the Mite
House League was back in action
Monday Night, In the first game
' Canadian Tire defeated Bedford
Hotel 5-1, as Greg Smith scored
for Hotel l3edford to spoil Lou
DeWinter''s`chances of a shutout.
Leading Canadian Tire to victory
was John Huff who got the hat trick
and Larry Kelly got the other two-
goa1s.
Legion Aux. Flyers won over
Goderich Electric 3-1 asr Allan
Rivett opened , the scoring and
finished the scoring with two
goals, while David Eastwood got
the other goal. Spoiling 'Scots-
Rivett's shut out _._._who_ ._ was.
outstanding in the nets for the
Flyers, was Steven, Sager wjio
beat'him on a break away.
°In the third game Legion „Aux.
Sailor's defeated MacDonald
Marine 2-1. Dennis Kerr and Pauli
Legere scored for : the Legion
Aux: Sailors, Getting the only
for MacDonald Marine was,
Rort Jeffery with" 'Randy
Graham assisting.
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PEE WEE HOUSE LEAGUE
• Goderich Restaurant upset
Goderich' Motors in the first -game.
Tuesday February 1st as Deryl
Cracknell got his first hat trick of
the season. Scoring th6 first three
goals for Goderich Restaurant
was seryl Cracknell, while Kevin.•
'Goddard picked up the other goal
and Paul Helesic drew an assist,
town of Goderich has approved
,their use of McKay Hall:
''The musical portion of till
program i roruing along
the group president noted '''and N•
the drama' portion is getting
underway'. " The youngpeople are
getting assistance on. the latter
portion of the word from G.1.C.I,,.
teachers Eleanor and Warren
Robinson who are also active in
Goderich Little Theatre.
lks"_also r:epprts that
negatro;tion•s are nearing'
1completibn for a bus to be used in
transporting the tour once the
summer season 'arrives.
. Regtilar practices by the
•' performers are now taking place.
On Sunday afternoons the group
7'8 -ha-;i been, gi en••use•ofthe-Ang l'i n -
Church Hall and on Saturdays the
COW' LI('
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spoiling Dave Bedour's' shut •out
was Billy, Gaul,ey` - with Jeff
Harrison setting him up for
Goderich Motors only goal.
Sifto Salt and Club Grill fought'
" to a -two -all tie i.n'the second'gante'
Tuesday as'tbiith . teams had•
numerous chances°to score, hut
Tail el ani se fledin6r a lae. "Th ck
Shoemaker and 'Tim McLean
scored for the Club Grill, while
Tom Doherty and Ben Worsell
were Sifto ;Salts` goal getters.
Brian Hiusser and Phil Main got
.,..assists.,ari the..,two:...goals.:scox:ed.__
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for Club Grill. ' .
Goderich Restaurant., lost a
close game to Sifto Salt as the star
of the game was Pati Dougherty"
who had two goals and an assist
• BANTAM HOUSE LEAGUE__,
In the first game Thursday
evening, Denomme Flowers
scored late in the third period to
win 2-1 over McGee"S.M. Parts.
The game was marred by an
accident, as John -Warr was hit
and lost several teeth. This was
unfortunate and players should
consider wearing mouth guards.
Also, Warren Rodgers was also
involved in a'3, 5 and 10 minute
penalties, plus a game
suspension. There definitely is no
moed- forthis''Scptt Miller scored
the only goal. for McGee S.M.
parts unassisted. John Warr got
the first goal for Denomme
Flowers and the winning goal was
by Paul Parsons as Mike Donnelly
set him' up.
Don Holst Real Estate upset the
top team Goderich Elevator as
they out hit and outplayed them to
come up with a win.
Tick Mero Jr. got his first goal
of the .season. which turned, out to
be theawinning goal for Don-Holst,
and Ted Crawford who proved up
from defence scored the other
goal for the winners. Spoiling -the
shutout fo:r Pete Kelly was Robert
Hodge who broke in all alone anti
beat him• out guessed him, for
Goderich Elevators only goal.
Final score 2-1 for Don 'HolsrReal
LE -state,
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Monday night's •games, in the
first one, The top team Goderich
),levator continue to win over
Mc.GeeS.M. Parts" as they came
up with a 4-2 win. Doug Culbertgot
..,the;>,first two goals for Goderich
Elevator with Randy arroll
drar�+ing--at-s-is-t- on-tlie—se(Oncl-
goal. Then Jim Smith and Barry
1 ,Culbert scored with Scott
Kennedy getting an assist ori the
third goal. Scoring ter ,McGee
Frank it Gus Carry -Out
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There were six tables in play at
the Goderich Duplicate Bridge
Club Tuesday night. Winners and
their scores were as follows:
First, Mrs. J. Stringer and
Mrs. R. L. , McDonald, 811
points; second, Mrs. B. Erskine
and Wm. Cochrane, 78. points;
third, O. Haselgrove" and A.
Wilson, 77 points; fourth, D.
Cornish and Mike Mallough, 73' ,2
points.
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G.M. Parts was Carl LeBlanc and.
x'erg Burns. Roger Legere picked
up The only assist' for-MCGee's,."
In the second game Don .Holst
Real Estatefell apaat in the third
period as Denomme Dlowers
scored threeiinans+aie.red goals to
win by a score of 5-2., Steve Crew,
and.Mike Cummings got Don Holst
goals both unassisted. Five
players figured in the scoring for
Denomme Flowers,...as• Mike
Donnelly-, "Len ' Kolkman, Steve
Williams, Bill Sanderson :and
Wayne Jones each got a goal.
Standings as of Monday Night
'show Goderich Elevator in first
place --with 26 -points,. Denomme
Flowers.are. now two points ahead
of. Don. Holst Real Estate and
McGee S.M. Par't's, who are both
tied for third place with 20 points
each. - _
' HOCKEY NOTES
Tlie O: -M H A, pTay wr1T-'be
getting under way nes eek and ft
looks like° Goderich All Star
e. Teams will ,be playing against
Orangeville --dates to fo1'low
• next week. • Some of the parents
woulri,like td s.ee the arena heated
(at least some of the heaters
----t-u-r=neF1-�--o-r•f�!"raai�`hew-•--kious.e-�.-. '
• Leagues ganies thr'ough'the week.
How about it Bill'
McGee's S.M. Parts are
without a coach. aprvolunteers?
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