The Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-11-30, Page 94
ROTARY BANTAM
IMM
111._ The
The surprising Grand lend
bantams came to tovra Saturday
night and Scored a goal in each
period, to hand Keith fitusser's.
Rotary Bantams their first de-
feat in the W.O.A,A. schedule,
GQderteh was out -shot and
out -hit as the outstanding play-
er of the 'game was Grand
Ben'd's. goaltender who picked
up the shut -out.. The Rotary
Bantams have excellent bal-
ance and strength in all posi-
tions, but they lack the team
effort, and if they expect to win
games, they have to play like a
unit, not individually,
Next game is in Mitch-
ell Monday night.
BANTAM HOUSE LEAGUE
The four teams representing
the Bantam House League are
Goderich Elevators, Don Hoist
Real Estate, McGee Motors and
Denomme Flowers. Games
played in this League count in
the standings. The Top Team to
date is Denomme Flowers, with
two wins and no defeats. .
This is good hockey, and very
keen competition, and if you
want to see some fast action,
drop down to the arena Monday
and Thursday evenings_ (I
.think.)
All records are still not com-
• plete and we would appreciate
the new convener .coming up
with a schedule of games,
iff,dates, aiid.times, .
.Mention should be given to,
the Don Hoist Team who with-
out their coach arid only nine
players; were defeated 7-5 by a
strong Goderich Elevator Team.
This high scoring game saw hat
tricks' b,' 'Paul Parson and Ben-
ny Worsell for Goderich Eleva-
tors. Karl LeBlanc scored two
goals and two assists for Don
Hoist. Other goal scorers were
L Nicholls, D. Kirkconnell, and
P. Schaeffer for the losers. D.
Nichols got the lone ,goal for
winners, Goderich Elevators.
Denomme Flowers defeated
McGee Motors 4-3 in a game
that could have gone either
way. Clan, c �opened the scoring
for 1MtcG6e's' `wit Blair' ey assist
ing. Then Denomme Flowers
fought back as Williams got two
• goals, Hicks getting •the assist
on the first goal.
In the second period, King
scored unassisted for De-
nomme's giving them 3-1 lead.
Niblock made the score 3-2 but
this didn't hold as Hudson
scored Denomme'$ final goal
for a 4-2 lead. The final period,
,McGee Motors got the only goal,
1,by Meriam, unassisted.
KINSMEN MIDGET
ALL-STARS .
Last Wednesday evening,
November 22nd, in Seaforth,
the Kinsmen Midget All -Stars
lost a close decision to the Sea -
forth Midgets .by a score of 3-2.
Grant Shelton opened the scor-
ing for the Kinsmen in the first
period, but Seaforth fought
back and went ahead 2-1 early '
in the second. ,
Doug Marshall tied the score
two all, and this held up until
the final period. With a man in
tae penalty' 'bok; Seaforth' got
the winning eai} rte. squeeze
ts... ueeze
�I
out a- victory. Coach Al Ma,c-
Donald said they shuuldn't
have' lost as his team outplayed
Seaforth,
. This pastSunday, November
261h, Goderich Kinsmen Midget.
'MI -Stars won their second
gani"e of the W,O.A.A..schedule
as they white -washed Mitchell
Lions 4-0. Keith Williams
picked up his Second shut -out
of the season. • '
Grant Shelton continues to
spark the Kinsmen as he
opened the scoring in the first
period, unassisted. Kevin Mer -
lain, Doug„ Marshall and Hn g-
.
.er Legere. each -picked up a
goal as `all three .lines played
,well at tines. Mike Palmer and
Tim Glousher drew assists in
the game.
HOCKEY NOTES.
Goderich Minor Hockey presi-
dent Jim Peters advised me lett
Saturday'evening.that they now
have conveners for each of the
House League Divisions, We
hope to publish their names
and phone numbers next week,
and if you don't know when you
Goderich Intermediates
play, time, date, +etc„ please
ge"
iv
lheni .a�cat1� .__ .
This: Saturday we have allot));
er' full slate of hockey ' games
starting at ,6:30 at the Goderich
Memorial Arena. Go
deriih
Rotary Bantains play an a hiki.
tion game against Winghao at
9:30.
If you would like to knave, who
the new referee -in -chief is, it is
Bob Cuncic, the new manager
at I.A.C. Give him a call -he
needs 'referee's for all house
league ganies and regular
scheduled W.O.A.A. games.
See you at the arena.
Sailors -lose to Seaforth
The Goderich Sailors played
the " worst game of their young
- season last Tuesday, November
28 in Seaforth and lost to the
Seaforth Beavers 7-3.
Seaforth controlledthe play
throughout the entire game
although they trailed 3-2 after
one period of play. The entire
Goderich team played a poor
defensive game. ,
The forwards .. allowed . Sea -
forth to get organized iri' their
own end and did not backcheck.
In the Goderich end, Seaforth
players were left alone in front
,of the lett once or twice.
• It cost the Goderich team one
goal' in the third period. Jack
Mcllwain was left unguarded in
front and when 'Ken Doig and
Bill McLaughlin dug the puck
out of the corner; he slipped it
under Chuck Jewell's pad:
Jewell also did not play as
well as� he had in previous
games.
Jack Mcllwain opened the
scoring early in the first period
from Ken Doig and Bill Mc-
Laughlin. Only 20 seconds had
elapsed before Mcllwain broke
in all alone on Chuck Jewell
and slid the puck along the ice.
Jim Hayter tied the game at
the halfway mark of the period
from Jim Farrish. Ron Miller
gave Goderich a 2-1 lead at
16:11 from Jim Hayter. Frank
Hagen scored from a scramble
infront of the Seaforth net for
Goderich's final goal at 17:11.
Jack Mcil-wain scored Sea-
forth's second goal' from Iden
Doig, 9 seconds later to cut
Goderich's lead. The second
period was the, decissive one
:when Seaforth scored four
unanswered • goals. Ken Doig
,tied the game 33 seconds into
HELPS
WHEN
DISASTER
STRIKES!
the period and McIlwain's third
goal of the game at 11:32 put
Seaforth ahead for good.
Ken Doig and Ross Davies
scored late in the period to give
Seaforth a commanding.6-3 lead
going into the 'third. Jack Mc-
llwainscored his fourth goal of
the game. at 1,0:48 of the third to
round out the scoring. Seaforth
kept Goderich bottled up in
their own end throughout most
of the final period.
Seven penalties were called
in the game, four• to Goderieb-
and threetro Seaforth.
The game produced some
injuries. Bolo Rich played only
one shift in the first period and
both Jim Hayter and Tom Craw:
ford caught high sticks just
above the eye.
•
A capacity Crowd of ,members
and guests wason. hand at the.
Canadian lnegi m Hail for. the
19th annual meeting of Code -
rich Community Credit Union
last Friday evening. "
President-
Chas. Stewart
chaired the° meeting and sub-
mitted,bthe report of the Board
of Directors,,' He expressed
great satisfaction -with -the con-
tinued growth of the Credit
Union in all areas, ,, especially
`the fact that members' savings
now totalled ower $1,000,000.
Mr, Stewart reminded the
meeting that' members who
have retired may now purchase
Travellers Cheques from their
Credit Union at no service
charge. He further pointed out
that during the year, the Direc-
tors had lowered the interest
rate on Personal Loans by one
percent - thus making it a
most attractive rate on this type
of loan.
From colored slides, which
were produced by Robert Legg,
Treasurer -Manager Stephen
Helesic commented on the var-
ious stages of completion of the
new vault and the installation.
of safety' deposit boxes, as well
as the various duties performed
by the friendly staff.
In his report for the Credit
Committee, Norris McEwan
noted that 809 loans had been
approved during the year, mak-
ing the total amount, loaned
Dear Electors,
As you are now aware, 1 am
contesting the Office of
Mayor in the election next
'Monday. 1 am doing so for a
number of reasons.
It is generally agreed. that
our Town is having some
"growing pains". I would like
to suggest that, in this.
situation, decisive leader-
ship, combined with a . good
understanding, is needed.
You win have to,decide
vrhether, my (Qur years of ser-
vice indicate that I can offer
these qualities.
Secondly, the basic business
updating. The workload has
our methods have not been
published several proposals
you will take time to read.
operation of the Town needs
increased tremendously, yet
adequately improved. I have
in this regard which I hope
Finally, I want to indicate clearly that 1 do have time. In
fact, 1 have already resigned all other executive commit-
ments so that 1 can exert all of my- efforts in the Town's
direction. My job allows me to participate fully in the
Town's schedule of evening meetings. It also allows the
periodic daytime hours that are needed.
Your consideration would be sincerely appreciated.
Respectfully,
$890,724,00,
Doe to a successful year, the
declared' Dividend to be paid
on members* Share Savings was
hiked to 6(44. This is the highest
Dividend tate ever paid by the
-Goderich Credit Union on "n9n-
ehequable life insurable. sav-
ings. . •
For the past five consecutive
years, the dividendinterest)
rate has averaged 5V4 at . a
SIGNAL -STAR. TRIM
n�oe
tine of an ever increasing ing
el operation, the Directors, are
most pleased that they Credit
`lJnion members can now bor-
row looney .at a lower rate .of.
tntereat and also receive a
higher -..dividend 'Qni Nthelr salb,
ings.
•
Elected to tie Board for a
three year teal were Charles BR..
Stewart, Rel ert-11) art, and
Darold Stewart,Vieeted to the,
Credit Comleittee
*Ewan,
In. the .Annusd Silver Alar
'draw, 19' ladies were the lucky
recipients of s silver dollar,
each.
In honor'of the Credit tl ►ien
'reaching thelnil ion dollar iia*
teau, a draw was conducted',
n o t
one- day's i t�ir��t� n.. ,c►00x'►-
This . amount°totalling $160-00
was woo by Mr's..J, R. "Bedbug.
,
.,.. We're overstocked
We haven't room to move - so we must clear our lot now to make room for
fresh trade-ins. Excellent prices on used cars.
72 SATELLITE
SEBRING
Two -door hardtop, finished in rally red,
with white canopy top and white vinyl.
terior: Equipped' ' with 318-v-8, power
steering and loaded with options. A one-
owner lady driven car. Lic. no. K49648.
--$1-595
71 DODGE
STATION WAGON
383-V-8 motor, trailer towing package,
power,, steering, power brakes, power
seats, power. windows. Ideal family car in
excellent condition: Finished 'in golden
haie metallic. Lic. no. X98756:
$2995
69 MERCURY
MARQUIS BROLIGHAM,
Two -door hardtop, 429-V-8, all heavy
duty equipped, and in excellent condition.
One owner, finished in Plum with black
vinyl roof. Luxurious black cloth interior.
Lic: no. 5429N.
$2395
67 VALIANT. V200
With 225 Slant 6 motor, automatic, radio.
This car is frdni the West where rust is not
a problem. Lady -driven since new, low
mileage, in excellent condition:' Lic. no.
519125.
Top Quality
USED CARS
414 HURON ROAD,
$1295
72 SATELLITE
SEBRING
Two -door hardtop, finished in Sherwood
green, green vinyl roof and matching
green interior. Equipped with 31$-V-8,
power steering, radio, well maintained
car. Lic. no. K48-834,
- r3 T9
70 BUICK
ELECTRA LTD.
Four -door hardtop, Climate Control air
conditioning, fully powered, including 6 -
way seats, windows, doors and trunk, AM -
FM radio, Michelin tires, only 39;000
original miles. This car when new was ap-
, proximately $8900. Lic. no. K47688.
$3695
69 CHEV'ELYE';`
Four -door, sedan, 6 cylinder motor,
automatic, radio. One owner. In excellent
condition, only 39,000 original miles. Lic.
no. 78396L,
1895
For an excellent deal., see
WANE FISHER
• GRANT VOLLAND
ARCHIE HAMILTON
PAUL SCHUTZ
SCHUTZ
CHR rSLER
Your fell Line Chrysler Dealer
GODERICH
524-8311
We still talk to :people at your credit union.
It'sthe Real people place.
People have wants and people have'peeds. It
all takes money. At your credit union, the Real
people place, looking after peoples' financial
wants and needs is ou,'r total business. That's
all your credit union exists to do.
At your credit union, we,don't talk to custo-
mers. We talk to mernber-owners. People who
know they can trust us to give them a fair,
squ "re deal.
WO talk to Freds and Jims about new cars.
We talk to Gords and Bobs who need money to
pay some bilis. We talk to young people plan-
ning marriage about loans for furniture. We
talk to pretty Karens and Doreeris who are
taking their first exotic vacations. We talk to
Ralphs about loans to buy camping trailers or
snowrrtdbites. We talk to and make- loans to
people, not account numbers.
We'd like to talk to you too. We'd like to tell
you just whatps in it for you at your credit union.
INTERESTED
IN YOUR
INTERIST
ONE YEAR DEPOSIT
Pe
SHARE, SAVINGS_? ------
,
CURRENT DIVIDEND PAID
7%
PERSONAL CHEQUING ACCT.
0
10c per cheque
AND Goderich Community Credit Union
Offers you the following' services
• SHARE SAVINGS
• SPECIAL DEPOSIT ACCQU$ITS
• CHRISTMAS AND VACAtON SAVING PLANS
•
PERSONAL CHEQUING ACCOUNTS
• "'LOW COST PERSONAL LOANS
• QUICK PAY DAY LOAN SERVICE
• FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS
We give you a better deal
you better believelt!
.:.LOW COST LOANS
AVERAGE_ MONTHLY PAYMENTS
Taw
.; . Amen.12,111*;s 1/:INr 19.,.1i:3M: 4i Misr W 4M. .
1, 100
5 200
300
400
0100
600
700
ice
900
1,000
1,500
000
500
000 000
1.64
17.61
28.52
35.35
44.19
53.03
61.17
70.71
79.56
11.39
132.51
178.77
215.15
301.34
441.42
1.061
12.10
11.16
24.21
30.28
36.31.
42.37
41.42
54.45
10.52
90.71
121.04
161.57
211,11.
6123.05
9.32
13.91
16.65
23.31
27.97
32.13.
37.29
41.95
46.61
61.92
13.22
131.15
163.14
44
9.12
13.10.
, 11.37
19.66
22.92
21.19
29.47
32.74
48.11
16.50
91.23
114.10
11011.71
7.78
10.31
12.92,
15.51
11.10
20.61
23.28
25.15
36.77
51.70
77.55
10.47
129.40 225
1.70
10.17
13.05
15.22
:17.4o
19.57
21.75
32.62
43.40
63.24
76.11
108.74
EXAMPLE: $1,000 repaid In twelve con.
saw** mond lnstalmeats of $889
wand coat $60.6$ at our true Waal inter`
sat iglu of 11 poweat per $►onto. Loi s
aars r no abowed irs goat» (for hisu sbls m.mbors)
MO
.,....,
THE
REAL
PEOPLE
PL ACE
NOW
ONLY
Goderich Community
Credit Union
39 s., David It. PHON8. 44.7931
Mistral Now 6V41 oN a MILLION DOu.At
OFFICE HOURS:
Monday'.to Friday ty 10 i .rrr;« to 5130 P.tirr. Saturday 's rn. to 12.30