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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-12-14, Page 30PAA, 9..ppi II;_sl. .N. L TAR.'T`RURS1 AY. DECEMBER 14.'19`)2 !. C tion t q:s Last Saturd°ay, Maitland Country Club hosted the season's -first bonspiel, spon- sored by Sheaffer Pen. The bonspiel committee is to be commended for its diligent ef- forts in organizing this tremen- dously successful day. Rinks from Kitchener to Sar- nia'� nd London to Listowel en- tere in this bonspiel were piped on the ice at 9 a.m. by Jack MacKenzie and Peter Malcolm, of the Clinton Pipe Band. Overall winner was a rink skipped by Earl Fitch of Belmore and the runner-up rink was from the London Highland Curling Club and skipped by Bill Young.. Winners in the first draw: Bill Young, London; Ron Teeswater, Cam Bogie, Goderich; Vaughan Harris, Listowel. Second draw: ' Earl Fitch, Belmo-re; Ivan Rivett, Goderich: Ray Tamowski, Kit- chener; Cal. Christie, Mitchell. A local rink skipped by John Brownridge with Dan Worthy, Don Renshaw and Don Ed- wards provided the spectators with the most exciting, com- petitive curling of the day. John dnd his rink were tied with two other rinks with 39'14 points each but lost out on the number of ends...Good curling fellows! Ner(e on our calendar is the Mixed Jitney planned for December 26. This will. consist "of two six end games with a pot -luck dinner between games. An entry °t;heet has been posted in the lower lounge so sign up for a relaxing apres Christmas Day. On December 28, Ladies'Jit- ney, two eight end games with dinner between games. Entry sheet for this jitney is also. posted in lower lounge. Ladies who were unable to make the first draw and have indicated that they would be A. interested in curling in the second draw. (Tuesday after- noon, Wednesday a.m. ecumenical, pay as you plax or Thursday evening) are asked to call Hazel Beaver (524-6193) to confirm the draws in which they wish to curl. -- High school students are reminded that their $6.00 fee entitles them only to high school curling. In order to curl on a regular basis with any other'group the fee for students is $15.00. Membership fees are now due and payment, may be made at the Club, Victoria Grey and Trust, or at the Bank of Nova Scotia. Plan to dance the old year out and the New Year in, to Bobbie Downs' music at the Maitland Country Club. Tickets ,must be picked up. on or before December 18th. The Juveniles and Goderich Building Centre both ,licked up a victory last week' to remain tied for the lead in the CHHL with twelve points. The Juveniles have .a 6-0 record and Building Centre is .6-1. DRMCO is keeping close to the leaders with ten points on five wins and three •losses. Bayfield is fourth. with five points on two wins, five losses and one tie. Holmesville, who also picked up a win last week are next with. a 2-5 record for four points. Sifto Salt has yet to pick, up a victory. They have lost five and tied one. Paul Ostrander' scored three times and assisted on one other and Bill Hoggarth added two more as Holmesville doubled up on Sifto -Salt 6-3 last Tuesday, November 5 in Clin- ton. Larry Schertzl scored Holmesville's other goal. . Ron Whetstone figured in all Sifto Salt's scoring with two goals and an assist. Wayne Draper opened the scoring at the thirty five,second mark of the first period from Ron Whet- stone and Wayne Cooke. Paul Ostrander tied the game at.3:0R from Ray Brown. Ron Whet- stone put Sifto Salt back in, front at 6:30 from Tim O'Brien.Bill Hoggarth tied .the game again at 12:29 from Ron Grich. Two unassisted goals by Paul Ostrander twenty seconds apart at 13:09 and 1:3:29 put . Holmesville in front for good. After a scoreless second , period. Larry Schertzl put Holmesville out in front 5-2 at ,t,;59 of the third period from John Cosgrove and Paul Ostrander. Ron Whetstone scored Sifto Salt's third goal at 3.:53 from Wayne Draper. Bill Hoggarth rounded nut the scoring with an unassisted effort at 4:04. The contest was a rough encounter with sixteen minors called - 11 to Sifto Salt arbd 5 to Holmesville. Shawn AVield of Sifto Salt was given a ten-minute rh'isconduct. Building Centre outscored DRMCO 3-1 in the final period last Wednesday, November 6 to defeat DRMCO 4-2 DRMCO held"a 1-0 lead after one period on a goal by Ken Lee at 13:37 from Del Bedard. Buck Million tied the game at' 4:09 of the second from Dennis Lassaline and goalie Doug Spit- zig. DRMCO went back out in front early in the third period at 18 second mark on a goal by John Hodge from 'Bob Pap- ple. Rick Sovverby tied the game at 15:56 from Dennis Lassaline and Bill Duckworth.- Mark Lassaline scored the winner at 17:09 from Rick Sowerby and Buck Million. Dennis Lassaline added an insurance goal into an empty net from Buck Million at 19:32. 'Each tearn was given four minor penalties. The Kentucky Fried Juveniles kept their unbeaten string alive with a 3-1 victory over Bayfield last Sunday. Allan Sheleton, Ian MacAdarn 'and Dan Duncan scored for the Juveniles. Sheleton, opened the scoring at 6:41 of the first period from Bruce Bowman. He fired ,a wrist shot from the top of the circle which eluded the Bayfield goalie. Ian IVXacAdam- scored the eventual winner at 7:25 from Paul Kelly: Dan Duncan scored from Tim McAstocker at 10:03. before Bayfield could get on the scoreboard.Gord Fisher scored Bayfield's only goal at 18:49 unassisted. The Juveniles were assessed seven minors and Bayfield four. Four unanswered goals in the second period helped DRMCO on their way to an 8-2 victory over Sifto Salt in the second gatne last Sunday. Sifto Salt opened the scoring at 2:05 of the first period when Ron Whets*one . scored unassisted. Bob., Papple's goal at 8:36 from Ken Lee and Dave Graf. Brian Allin put DRMCO in front at 12:32 of the 'first from Jake Allin. Ed Jones scared DRMCO's third oal of the period from Bob Popple. Larry Thurlow scored at 0:27 - of the second from Denis Joh'n- ston. Ken Lee scored DRMCO's fifth goal at 10:02 from Steve Allin. John .Hodge scored 28 seconds later at 10:30 unassisted. Harold Leddv set up Denis Johnston's goal at 14:55. The teams traded goals in the third period. Dave Graf scored unassisted at 0:32: Wayne Draper, scored Sifto Salt's second goal at 10:36 from Jim McAstocker. Sixteen penalties were handed out in the- game. •DRMCO was given seven minors and a major and Sifto Salt 8 minors. '- The Juveniles and Goderich j3uilding Centre meet this Sun- day at' 9:00 p.m. in a clash to determine a momentary league leader. DRMCO plays Bayfield in the early game at 7;00 p.m. This Tuesday, December 19, in' Clinton, Holmesville plays Bayfield. Sifto Salt plays the Juveniles the following day Wed.. Dec. 20. ' Thank You •FOr your support on Dec. 4 Season's Greetings and Best Wishes for the Holiday Season. CAYLEY HILL 31:5510a VA MA YZik S xv xv i»1% V5337:53W iMx a iMcWAWF MSSWS-AI4 MA APA YAMxSeit i AiSAIEMA PRA3; S NtgiA5SAMMA i i24 .1V1InOr Soccer Association numbers 1,000 • The Huron Minor Soccer Association, a fledgling group who hope to form a -county- wide minor soccer league begin- ning this spring, are more and more encouraged as tentative registrations pour in. To date, the group have more than,1,000 boys 'on their books and it is anticipated that the figure may reach 2,000 before play actually gets underway. , A giftlor your flame? Came choose it now . • . from our special Chrlstmas collection of distinguished items, assembled for those who appreciate qu,ality furniture and -fine accent pieces. A -great deal of the expected increase is seen coming from youngsters in the Separate School System who have not yet been provided with forms. To date, the forms. have gone out only through the Public 'School system. There is no con- nection between the H.M.S.A. and the Board of Education. The 1,000 boys 'come' from the communities .of Exeter, Gorrie, Lakelet, Kippen, Egmondville, Seaforth, Brucefieid, Bayfield, Varna, Wingham, Clinton, Blyth, Huron Park and Coderich. Final fee scheduleS for the league have not been set as the 1(41 group is aWaiting a (tension by the Ontario Soccer Association, who meet in Jarnuary to set provincial mem- beilli\ip fees. It is felt fees will ibe aronnd $2.50 to $3.00 per boy for the season. The minor soccer league will involve three divisions, PeeWees, those under 14 years of A ge, Atoms, those under 12 and Squirts, those under 10. however, labout acquiring enough coaches to handle_ the surge of youngstersiwishirig to . play soccer ,next year. Anyone interested in helping out is urged to contact the Soccer Association through the Goderich Recreation Director's office, Tbe Square. At Daytona Beach, a stearn car reached 128 mph in 1906! This was a record that'stood for 15 years, sovq the Ontario Safety League. In that same year, 1906, a Cadillac Model M sold for $950; a Ford Model K sold for inglite-carolS. Ring the bells. Let the season's joy be felt by young and old... 0 THE SEPARATE SHOPPE Main Corner ---Clinton SKIRTS iPANTS TOPS 00410 doled Pot, Woe. We're Overstocked With QUALITY CHESTERFIELD SUITES Boirh in Our shi;wrOom and in our warehouse. Brighten your home this Christmas with a luxurious Chesterfield suite from our collection - and take pdvantage of our special stock clearing priees The -Season's Greetings and best wishes for the New Year to all our friends and. relatives. ,Instead of sending Chrlstmas cards, we are making a donation to a charitable organization. Mrls. Stella McPhee, Lois and Audrey. I wish to say Merry Christmas to all my friends, relatives and associates. Mrs. Theresa Ahl._ Instead of sending ChiistmaX cards to our friends in this district we are making a donation to Cystic Fibrosis Association. We do and a very Happy New Yea,r. Mrs. W. Palmer. A very Marr—y—Christmas and all the — Best Wishes for a Happy New Year. Bob and Daisy Sowerby. The blessings of the Christmas coming year to all bur friends. We have contributed to a favourite fund again this year. Harold, Jean Bettger and family, Ruth and Brad We would like to take this oppor- tunity to wish all our friends and acquaintancis a very "Merry Christmas" and "Happy New Year". Cliff and Charity McDonald. Wishirig our neighbours, friends and relatives a Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year. Madeline and Tone Wisser. Instead of sending Christmas cards to our friends in this district, we are giving a donation to Our favourite charity. We dri wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a Very Happy New Year. Hattie and Dave McMillan. To all our friends and nelijhbours • in Goderich, we wish a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. The • Bannisters -Lyle and Cec, Carlyle and Wierilyn. Instead Of' sending Christmas cards this year, weare making e_ friends and neighbourso a Merry Christmas and a Fiappy New Year, Jim, Joyce Oke and family. To all our friends and acquaintan- ces, we wish a Very Merry Christ- mas, a Healthy, Happy and Prosperous New Year. The --LeBlanc si--P amyl—Bunny—and would like to Our friends and relatives in the Goderich area a joyous Christmas and much hap- , piness in tht New Year. Harry, Rose Land and FaMily, Brantford, I would like to take this way of wishing all our relatives, friends and neighbours a very Merry Christmas and a happy New Year. Ada and Harry Fritzley. The blessings of the Christmas season and best wishes for 'the coming year to all our friends. We have contributed to a favourite fund again this year. Ila and Ted Williams. Merry Christmas to Ail from The Bank of. Moiltreal. Instead of sending cards, we wish all our friends and neighbors a very Merry Christmhs and a Happy New,Year. Frank, Elaine and Jim Pat and John Morris wish their friends a Merry Christmas. A con- tribution will be made to Unicef. ,To all our relatives, neighbours 'and friends, we extend our sincere wishes that you and yours will en- joy a very joyous and blessed Christmas season. • In lieu of Christmas cards, we are making a donation , to the Diabetic Association. - Franklin and Alma, This Christmas time and in the —ihturei we ,will wish to, ail our — friends and neighbors a , Merry Christnias and a Happy New Year by making a contribution to a charity in fib -u of individual greeting cards. Adelaide and Malcolm Wailers. We would like to take this oppor- tunipy to wish our friends, neigh- bours and relatives a lii-offy Christmas and a Happy and Prosperous New Year. Norma and John Proctor. Due to illness, we are not sending Chtistinas cards this year, fro are wishing our relatives, friends and neighbours a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Chas. and Mary McCabe. Instead trf sending Christmas cards, We are donating to Salvation Army and Adult Retar- ded Association. We wish you all a Merry Christmas, a Happy, Healthy and Prosperous New Year. Ralph and Norma Kingswell. Christmas Greetings and a Happy NSW Year, friends, relatives and neighbors. George (Joe), Evelyn '‘..and Annie Maria Chambert.