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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-01-18, Page 11f ■" • rioN N. E rford .1111111111. ea. ,A 11111111111111111110111101411 ,r. LETI' TALK MINOR HOCKEY tined from page 3) Ce All-Star will be playing orae . againmt Lambeth at p.m. as part of "Hockey t in Goderich" WEE HOUSE LEAGUE game report for Monday Leagues Mitchell Lions, and is game (8th): Whale is it? defeated -them 5-2. 'In the first esday, January 9, Sifto period, Rick Moody stole the 5, Goderich Restaurant 2• puck andwent in and beat the the first period, Randy.,, ROTARY BANTA ALL-STARS Saturday night, Jan 13, at the Goderich Arena, in the last game of the evening, , The Rotary Bantams played one of their best defensive games to date, as they checked and skated with the top team of the 'goalie on a well -executed play, o lied the scoring 1�D lead at the dard,. - . :.._ - ._w.�„ to give .them..a gjfto .44 unassisted-. Then end, of the first. y Carman tied the game as' Moody then scored his Leddy set him up for second goal of the night, and incl Restaurant's first set up the next two goals, which Brian Reid then scored were scored by the defensemen, goals to , give Sifto's a Mike Andrews and Mike Cum mantling lead. Brian mings. Tim McLean got the erby got Sifto'.s other goal, final goal for the Rotary Ban - Chris Sumner the assist. tarns as Scott Kennedy and Ed k Leddy scored the second Courtney set him up. Mitchell I for Goderich Restaurant, started out like they were going Geof King assisted. to skate all over Goderich, and hursday, -•• • Jantra •ry 11, if it hadn't been for the fine derich Restaurant and goal -tending of Pete 'Duck= ' erich Motors fought to a worth, the score could have gone the• other way. e in the second period. Neil taurant's goal, and Bran- f % V PIJ County Council. King got the equalizer for erich Motors, both goals ssisted. Both goal -tenders w e supreme in the nets. aturday's contest also en - in a tie, as Sifto Salt blew a lead, only to have Club ill come from behind to tie game and pick up one point. al Score ?-2.'- Jacques -all tie. All the scoring was er got Goderich -pY, JACk CUMMINGI KINSMEN MIDGET sweaters missing. Would the ALL-STARS players who forgot to return there, please bring them, next ame? Don Hoist Real Estate Sunday, January 14, in a regular W.O.A.A.: scheduled game, played in °Gbderich, the Kinsmen Midget All -Stars defeated Hensall 5-2. Doug Marshall opened the scoring late. in the first period as Grant Shelton and LeelAr- bour set him • up. Goderich made it two -nothing early in the second period as Tim Glousher knocked in a rebound from Mike Donnelly. --- . "H isaCl of one" back as. R. Ingram scored to make it 2-1, then Grant Shelton got a goal unassisted to give the Kinsmen a two goal lead. Hensall fought back • as Joynt scored to make the game close. John Hanly and Mike Palmer broke the game wide open as they both got third period goals. HOCKEY NOTES It appears we have some • g have -several missing. Standings to date in the Novice House League show Goderich Electric in first place with seyen points! then Ken- tucky"' Fried Chicken and Legion 'Flyers with four points;_ trailing. is the Sailors• with one point. Stoneybrook will be herethis Saturday for an Exhibition, game' agaitlsahe'.Legion Mite-'-- All-Stars. Game Time, 6:15. (ODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, JANUARY IS, It7$-P Huron Board of Education If any of the young hockey players wish to become referees, there is a book out on C.A.H.At Hockey Rules - 1971 1972, published by Crown Life Insurance Co, Contact Russ Pruder as he has just read the book and will ,be glad to tell you where they can be ob- tained. See you at the Arena, Russ, You did a wonderful job last Saturday. Keep up the good work. r New committees name Lily Wilma Oke Nominations.for the member- ship on the Education a,4d the Management committees were presented by the Ad Hoc Striking Committee of the Huron County Board of Education at its first regular meeting of the year Monday night and were approved. The committees are: Education Committee, Mrs. Marion Zinn, chairman: John Henderson; Mrs. Marilyn Kunder, Charles Rau Jack; -Riddell, :Herbert _ Turkheim, and Mrs. Dorothy Wallace. Management Commit, tee: Donald J. McDonald, chairman; Jack P. Alexander, John Broadfoot, Kenneth C. Cooke, A. Corrigan, Clarence .McDonald, and John West- brook. The vice-chairmen for these , tommittees will be chosen by he members of each committee at the first meeting: Education on January 29 and Management on February 12. The Board •was informed that Education Week in On- tario will be observed in 1973 from April 8 to April 14 in- clusive with the official opening provincially to be held M �� � Toronto on April 8. ciin i a e arthe Ecumenical Institute of • Canada reporting a national new toms mi• eel .name ;conference on religious -education in a pluralistic society will be held . in Toronto The 1973 race for Warden Cuthill, DR of Seaforth; Joe Morris; Jack Turkheim, R May 28 to June 1. hard opened the scoring for Bill Elston, A., letter was received from showed plenty of sparkle as Hoffman, R Hay; R Zurich Roy Alli l i n, ISR , o Salt, and Brian SowerbyJoe Dietrich,R Colborne; and Roy Westcott, Mrs. I.M.B. Dunlop of San An - de it two -nothing, both goals four ballots were required to Morris; • selmo, California, enclosing old assisted, Gerry Munink got select Reeve Roy Pattison of Stephen; Ralph McNichol, DR- Osborne; Clayton haithw Cte,' school certificates,oetc East. Wawanosh for theMcKillop. first goal for . Club Grill, w Goderich., Township; • Brussels; Elmer belonging to her brother, the county's highest office. ,, Huronview: Chairman Jack Krauter, • late Dr. James L. Hammond, d getting the equalizer was Pattison, nominated By Bill McCutcheon, R Brussels;. Hayter, Stanley; and Harold m Chisholm. An- Robinson, Howick; (these last who had attended Blyth Public Elston, reeve of Morris, was Frank Cook, DR Clinton; School in the 1890s. K-Stanley° Roy five men also on the land The Board did not endorse, ANTAM HOUSE LEAGUE shown to the Warden's chair by ' Williamson,n McKinley,- Dit Grey; Harold' division committee). • 1972 Warden Elmer Hayter. � but "filed, a resolution from the n the first game, -Monday; In lis,, pre-election speech, Campbell DR Hay. Development: Chairman' Ken° Norfolk County Board of nuary 8, Goderich' Elevator Pattison promised to listen to Health: Chairman Gerry McMichael, R 'Turnberrv: Har- , Norfolk on the 'subject of,, 4e -washed McGee Motors 5- the suggestions of county coup- Ginn, DR Goderich Township; vey McMichael, DR Howick; inadequate support for subject Horton, Mike Miller, cil and to endeavor to enact' Roy Pattison, Warden; Robert Allan Campbell, R McKillop; inadeg lepro support nnv Worsell, Steve Chase those policies approved by Gibson, R HowicC; Cal' Horton Warren Zinn, DR Ashfield; and The Board will advise the d Doug Sproule were the county council members. DR Stanley; Jack Morrissey, Deb Shewfelt, R Goderich." of Municipal Af- evators. Executive: Chairman Cecil'_Department al scorers .for Goderich Runner-up Hugh Flynn who—people's representative, Desjardine, R Stephen; Ev. fairs that it does not, require avatars. Picking up assists in with Mattison• was a second- Crediton. t 1 ' 'provision of a school sie in the e game were Paul Parsons, time contender for the post, Library: Chairman John 1VicIlwain, R Goderich Town proposed 40 lot subdivision for R Hensall; John Flan- ship; Doug M cNeil, ` ft the of Goderich as it is ny Vollick, Steve Chase and • urged county councillors to be Baker, Helen .Jar- Colborne; Elgin Thompson, R ' m Sager who had two county minded. He' said official nery, ft- Seaforth; }1the Townly adjacen stg i A 'riki ts. First, shut -out of the planning and zoning was of.ut- myn, DR Exeter; Ernie Talbot Tuckersmith Joe Kerr, R, Memorial Public School'v'' ason was obtained by Danny most importance and stressed' Stanley; Don McKenzie, Ash- Wingham; Robbie Lawrie. R The Board took no action on ilkinson. the' need for Huron to planM C.•_t h Bl h Social Services: Chairman 1 County Board of Fdtication supporting thentheor;� that in- creases in ,dollar amoi�„pts per pupil over the previous year's ceilings will produce a ,declining percentage Tate a"nd Boards already in trouble with the ceilings, will have difficulty in staying within the limits set • if, expenditure percentages in- crease and income 'percentages decrease. Mrs. Wallace invited her fellow trustees to attend the .....'speaking, . c, rtes .s (preliminary) to be held in Wingham on January 30; in Clinton on January 31 and at Our Lady of Mount Carmel School at E R 3. Dashwood, on -*F-ebruary 1, all beginning at 1:30 p.m., with.the finals two weeks later in Clinton. a The Pick-up Conference for newly -elected trustees, to be held at the Airport 'Holiday Inn in Toronto on February 4, 5 and 6, will be attended by Ken Cooke, Herb Turkheim; Jack Riddell, John Westbrook, John Broadfoot and John ,Hender- son. The Huron County Board of E.di4„atjon _-Moeda �..Wfoliuwitig •� y its committee of the "whole meeting approved the hiring of Karl Skov of Clinton as 'chief engineer custodian at Central Huron Secondary Sch ' 1 in Clinton; R. ' Fairley a:, !chief engineer custodian at/ • , uth Huron District High Sc . 1 at _ Exeter; and W.T. Mc :h of Varna„as custodian at uron Centennial School at Brucefield. Alf "appoin ents effective as of January 42. The ,firm of Donne and. Murphy, Goderich, was timed Board solicitors and the firm of • A.M. Harper of Glide 'ch as board auditor';'' • Both e for the term 1973-74. , Thea_ ola9rd alas_. ga_ a per- mission to Mr. anti Mr .M,P. Hoggart of Bluevale to. ansfee their two children to'other' `�" school. its • field; and George c u c eon, , yt a, request for support from the Brussels, all county reps. o • -'•�•� Lloyd Ferguson," R Osborne; Va'nF.gmond Foundation to eyed by Don Hoist "``Real Reeve Everett McIlwain, property: Chairman Harold purchase and restore the Lobb, R Clinton;' Hugh Flynn, Charlie Thomas, R Grey: Derry yanF.gmond residence in nate, but managed to defeat ousted on the thirdiallot, said 'Boyle, R Exeter; C. Scanlon, em by a score of 4-1. Carl that in his opinion "public of- R Hullett; ,Bob Lyons, R West DR Hullett; Ervin Sillery, DR Egmondville as a historic site. blanc opened the scoring for, fice is a trust and an oppor- ' Wawanosh; Harold Wild, DR Trustee John Westbrook. asked n Hoist and they led 1-0 at tunity to serve He, too, said Wingham; Stan Profit, ,SDR Tuckersmith; and Harvey if the Board was in the habit of e end of the first period. Den- county council must look a Goderich; Walter McBride, DRMulvey; DR' Turnberrv. (the making donations, and he was s .Reed and Dennis LeBlanc Huron as ab entity. McIlwain Osborne. first four men listed on this informed that it usually does ve Denomme Flowers -a 2-1 urged , "calm, unbiased _Planning: Chairman" Girvin committee are also represen ,, , Reed, R Ashfield; Ed Oddleif tatives for�unty council on when the request has an ad and Jim Smith scored the thinking" for, he said wheneducational overtone. nal goal •Outstanding i y o theChildren's Aid Board) enomme Flowers were out- own future. •4 °n the any. one municipality benefits, g n R Hayfield; J.A. Mair, DR A borrowing by-law was is for the winners was Tim all municipalities in Huron passed borrowing from time s o obinson 'WV stop"d a°lot of benefit • _ ..• .---.. r, .. ots which were labelled, Ron Reeve Ed. Oddleifso ceedin in the aggregateurnot ex- 1�time ..a sum or. •s n; � g � the esk and Mike' Milley on Bayfield, a retired gentleman sum of $8 million- to meet, until Tense. also played a strong who', had hoped• his past ex- ti the current revenueehas been me perience coupled with the received, the current Bantam- House League had availability of time would take received, s of the Board expen- eir first major penalty called him to the warden's chair, was An Ad Hoc'PolicyaReview is season as Peter Crew and defeated on the second ballot. Committee was appointed to w anis Reed were called for He told council that because ughing (fighting). Thursday night games area, he hoped it would be' roduced a shut -out for Tim - • treated slightly • differently by obinson as Denomme Flowers the 'Provincial government hite-washed McGee Motors 5- when and if the time came 'for Dennis =Reed opened the regional government. He said , ;ring, from Dennis LeBlanc his concern was that the county nd Roy Fisher. J. McGee got did not become "swallowed up • e second from Roy :Fisher. into a large area of regional -_-slt- hile the other scorers were Reeve Harold Lobb, Clinton,, ballot said that in his opinion, Huron County could stand to double its population: He also noted that he hoped the county plan •.would be passed during i' 73 and that the addition would be made to the assessment building4in order to hold 'that industry in. Duron.. -- There are 17 new faces on Huron County . Council this year, seven of these being per- sons holding new deputy -reeve posts due to,,, changes in the election act. • These seven new deputies' • t are: R.J. Allin, Colborne; J.A. Mair, Morris; Walter McBride, Usborne; Ralph McNichol, McKillop; 'Harvey Mulvey, Turberry; C. Scanion, Hullett; and Roy Williamson, Grey,_: Other new members of coun- cil include Harold Campbell, Deputy -reeve of Hay; Robert Gibson, Reeve of Howick; Cal Horton, , Deputy=reeve of Last Wednesday, January 10, Stanley; Mrs, • Helen Jermyn, orrHe'61ekedUp two goals--'�governmen . Huron is primarily a rural t' ill Goddard and Number 10; who went down .on the first nasMsted. Mike Milley picked • p two assists irr the game. In the other game, Don Hoist est a tough one . as Goderich. levator won 3-2. Goderich levator went ahead 3-0 on oals by Steve Chase, Doug proule and Tom :Sager..Set- ing up the last two goals were enny Worsell and Steve Crew. eter crew made it 3-1 as Carl Blar* set him up for a goal nd ,Jeff 'Harrison got the other :oal for Donnfolst Real Estate. ssisting were , Paul Schaefer nd Brian Meriam. In order to assist the writer; ould the convener or coaches ilease make up a roster of their am arid numbers. This is heeded for Bantam House League. Also a schedule would be appreciated. ROTARY•'BANTAM - ALL-STARS the toderich Rotary Bantams Deputy -reeve • of Exeter; Joe travelled to. Hensall for their Kerr, Reeve of .Wingham; RobT first encounter against Hensall bie Lawrie, Reeve of Blyth; Cook's All -Stars, and . came' Harvey McMichael, Deputy - through with...a win of,7-2. Rick reeve of I•Iowick; Ervin Sillery, Moody led the team . as he Deputy -reeve of Tuckersmith; scored tour gnats. A first was -Jack Turkheim, Reeve of obtained as Don Kirkconnell Zurich; and" Warren Zinn, and Bill Walters scored their• Deputy -reeve of Ashfield.' first iasis in .All-Star cpm- The new committees for1r3 DEAtEDITOR Dear .Editor, - Enclosed letter to Premier Davis re leg -trap is self ex- planatory .... Other sympathetic .... ,eaders could follow suit. Regards, `" J.D. Hindmarsh. P titian. The' other scorer was are: - s n(` ). Jeff Roads: Chairman Wilmer H trill; iiJ'i�uk The Hdn. William Davis, Premier Or Ontario, , Queens Park, Toronto holes, but with a, government which approves of, and profits from this gruesome profession. Yours truly, J.C. Hindmarsh Thank You review current Board policies: B John roadfoot, chairman, and the six new tru'stee_s--J:P. Alexander, Kennet -h Cooke, Jack Riddell, Herbert Turkheim, , Mrs. Dorothy Wallace and John "Westbrook. Mrs. Wallace suggested the Board should receive a feed- back on board policies from the principals. "Unless we get feed=" back we are sort of operating in a vacuum", she • said. The Dir.et'tor of Education, Cochrane; reported there is a -t teacherrustee relationship committee composed of representatives of principals,. teachers and trustees which he hopes will meet in February and_ could provide feedback as to whether the policies need strengthening or additions Qr just a generai review. Approval was given for a field trip from South Huron District High School to Ottawa for 100 to 120 Year II students, accompanied by six staff mem- bers on a four day excursion on February 22-25 inclusive. They will visit the Parliament Buildings, War Museum, Mint, Arts Centre, Government Department buildings, foreign .embassies, etc.., since a study of Canadian Government is part of the Year I1 history course. The Board approved a recommendation that the staff of the Wingham Public School park their cars on Frances Street beside the school. This recommendation followed a 'petition to the Wingham Coon - from ratepayers on John -.,Street south of the school objec- ting to cars blocking their walk- ways to their homes in the win- tertime. The Board endorsed a resolution from the Elgin 44 ♦4.�.. Dear Sir, 1 wish to join the parade calling for the abolition of all traps that do not immediately kill the victim. I . do not do this as a "hysterical amateur", but as a landowner who has too of- ten been sickened and disgusted by the 'incredible cruelty associated,with leg -hold traps. - - Much of our farm -land is in bush and swamp. In spite of signs reading: "No Hunting or Trapping - Unarmed. Visitors Welcome", someone is .always sneaking in and setting traps. Each time I watch --a released animal hobble away: on three freet, or put a hopeless cripple out of its misery with a shot- gun blast, I wish there was some way all the smug, pious pillars of society. •whose cravings for ° wild furs created this heinous traffic, could wit- ness. ,A suitable souvenir for those style -slaves would be a- . -...chewed -off paw retrieved from a blood-stained trap. - In our society trapping is • considered a manly and roman- tic way of life. It seems to fit into the general low regard for life,- be it animal or human. The faultis not with' the' youngster who copies his elders'_ as he sets traps around squirrel, ground -hog and rabbit Dear Editor: We would like to thank all those wonderful people of Goderich who have supported Pam with enthusiastic en- couragement' while getting ready for Western Ontario Figure Skating Championships. Our' special thanks go to Mr. Lumby and Mr. Carroll, the arena staff -and the, Hockey Association. Also, of course, our Goderich. Figure 'Skating Club and its Board. • Thanks a million. Sincerely, :Me Cravens Letters to the Editor are welcomed and.. encouraged by this newspaper on any -matter of public interest.: - All letters must 'be signed but pseudonyms will be permitted on the understanding that' shouldany.reader question the identity of the writer, that, identity will be disclosed. 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