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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-05-31, Page 9
Ise 1 IE ES EAR AR m. ERICH ef 00 ,,..�•y i~1,4 ✓ R'S PRAYER: LFE e from sand traps, t lie behind big tress, calm on all eighteen e my ball up on 'the dos be it near or far, me come OSE TO PAR! a here is a prayer for beforkiYou start your h/ fls./Another tkjf� g' I have been praifttig to rain we have been eek - in the past ve to catch who e little ain•dancer 11 time job in his during the last few rain certainly has and nts. The greens look fresh and in - the drizzling rain, nd ladies' opening a big success. There excellent turn out, it more fun for all. nks to Shirley and their special treat. night winners in first 'A FLUID POWER CHNICIAN Is to service and in - hydraulic and k equipment. Want - paying job with a start by enrolling in Power Technician m et Conestoga l Ike Information on this program designed for hoot graduates or return to: Registrar, collo*, 2M Doon m, Kitchener. A63- •w' S4 T UNET - NEws lg 1111111 Crawl oil flight for this week were Stan Telford, George Bolton, Denis Lassaline and Eric McNee. Second flight winners were Leon Gaynor, Mark Lassaline, Leroy Bedour, George Williams and Marcel Richard. Winners of the third flight were Jack Meriam,. Gord Crawford, Charles Thompson, Bud Shear - down and John Lyndon. Way to swing fellows! There is a change, by popular request, Me,Ws Nig* will be/ fgq,m now on, On Tuesdays. The same as last year. Ladies' Night oil Thursday night started off the season with a two ball. From our front window it looked and sounded like everybody was havinga few laughs. The first flight win- ners were Shelly Linner and Joyce Bolton, Pat Clifford and Ruth Brindley. Winners of the second flight were Donna Frit- zley and Elaine Phillips, Audrey Lyndon and Karen Scott. Third flight winners were Karen Sturdy and Shirley Baechler, Ellen Connelly and Catrina Dyke. Keep up the good work 'girls. We must not forget the door prize which was won by Rose Sheardown. The chairman of Ladies night would like to pass on the message that "Thursday" is Ladies night, rain or shine. The weather was not as co- operative as planned, but the Sifto Tournament carried on.: Winners in order of flights are Rick Sowerby, , Leon Gaynor and Fred 'James. The most Honest Golfer 'prize Went to Bill Crawford. The Lion s Referee's Tour- nament will be held this coming Sunday. We are all hoping for good weather and a good turnout., Well, girls, we now, have a babysitting service at the Club House. Just think, golfing all day, and no problem where to pick up the children. We have two very reliable girls: Darlene and Alice who will be available to babvsWanyt4irne'through the week, (when school is finished) or on weekends. Please call the Clubhouse at 524-8047 to book your sitter. First come, first served basis. HINT: Keep your hands close to the body at address. The result will be a more upright swing with the weight toward. the heels of the feet where it should be. Thi;,' reduces the possibility of top- ping the ball. TEE-HEE: Some of the world's best scores are made with lead pencils. SEE YOU AT THE TikE IN SEVENTY=THREE. FESTIVAL '73 STARTS TONIGHT YOUR OWN MIS 4' SLACK TIME Ready for action or ready for leisure time — that's what these versatile slacks are all about. Of cut -for - comfort, shape -keeping polyester -cotton blends. Great! T I IICYCLE CROWD TS T SHIRTS ON BICYCLE ITS ETC. FROM '$.1. 29s TO $279s tMen t Campbell limited The store For Mon *0N — OODERICN —. KINCARDINE Robert G. Shrier, president of Signal -Star Publishing Company Ltd., was In Exeter last week to present the Signal -Star trophy to the winning school tre the • Huron County I;hobatkig Society contest. In the final round of the debating, ,chs nship for. Huron's secondary schools, Wingham edged South Huron. From the left, above, are Mr. Shrisr; Marjorie Powell and Ben Miltenberg, Wingham; and Don Noakes and Tony Kyle, South Huron. (T -A photo) Goderich United whip strong Sarnia team BY STAN PROFIT London German ('anadia.ns came to _Goderich with an un- beaten record this season to play Goderich United and they proved to be very stiff opposition to the local team The Germans are a very ex- perienced team and it says a lot for the local boys for displaying such a great brand of soccer. The game started in a con- tinual downpour of rain and af- ter ten minutes of..continous pressure Clare Sager opened the scoring. Reflinghaus, fired a strong shot that rebounded off the goalkeeper and Sager headed the hall into the net. The Goderich team were gaining a lot of confidence against their much vaunted op- ponents end from 0 perfectly placed corner kick from Brian Allen, Sager scored his second goal of the game. The Germans were gradually coming into the . game and displayed some fine positional play and Herman Manila scored on a thirty yards long shot. Ten minutes later Peter . Henning brought the scores level with a' free kick from just outside the 18 yards line, it was - a bullet shot giving Carl Molle°r, the Goderich goalkeeper mi chance to save. The 4.ocal team did not wilt and went into the attack.right- away. Five minutes from half- . time Reflinghaus put Goderich ahead once more and at half- time the score was Goderich United 3, London German Canadians 2. -In the second half the Ger- mans mounted a strong attack and looked like going all the way through the Goderich defence. Howie Gottschalk pulled the left winger down in the penalty area and the referee awarded a penalty kick to the London team. - GPH bowlers enjoy awards banquet The' Goderich Psychiatric- Hospital sychiatricHospital mixed bowling league held their tenth annual banquet on Friday evening at the hospital. - The ladies' high average was won by Marlene Harrison with a 192; high triple went to -Edith Moody, 7 67;' high single to Angela, Dawson and Lynda Chambers who tied with a 286. The men's high average was won by James Harrison with'a 200. High triple went to Gary Chambers, 757, and high single 'to Gerry Ball,, 327. - The most improved bowler award went to Ellen Traas and Jack Gilbert who were presen- ted with the Angela Dawson trophy. The Fuddle Duddles won the league title this year and were presented with the Dr. Hagen trophy for their efforts. Mem- bers of the team are Edith Moody, captain; .lack Gilbert, Ellen Traas, Dennis L"`tle and Kay ,Graham. The Back Enders won the playoffs and the Civil Service Association trophy. On that team are James Francis, cap- tain; Ron Goy, Jeanette Huff- man and Barb Smith. Door prize winner was Vera .Gregg. In addition- to award presen- tation the new executive for the 1973-74 season was elected. They are President James Harrison, Past President Gary Chambers, Vice -President Gerry Ball, Secretary Shirley Little, and Treasurer Edith Moody. The final portion of the evening was spent at the home of Olive Brindley. Swim with a buddy. It's safer and it's a lot more fun. Keep in the swim with Red Cross Water Safety all summer. t GODERICH > GNAL-STAR,; THURSDAY, Legion Tykes avenge last season's defeat However, Peter Henning missed from the penalty spot. This was a let -off for the Goderich team and they went right -away into the attack and started to dominate the play. It came as no surprise when the United went further ahead, Reflinghaus scoring again to put the locals two goals ahead. Twenty minutes from the end Rick Fisher put the United another goal ahead. John Gott- schalk took a quick and cun- ning free kick right to the feet of Fisher who in turn lashed the hall into the net. The hest goal of the game came 12 minutes from the end and it started at midfield. Reflinghaus ,received the ball from Dave Graf and relayed a long pass to Brian (Crazy legs) Allen who in turn switched the ball hack to Reflinghaus who .by this time was away -out on the right-wing. . He in turn crossed the ball and Clare Sager racing towards the goal crashed the hall past the goalkeeper with his head, giving him no chance. The game ended v(ith the score Goderich United 6, Lon- don (german Canadian 2. is It seems impossible for this The Goderich Legion Tykes avenged last season's loss to Walkerton by defeating Walkerton 23-5 in their opening game of the season last Saturday in Goderich. Goderich sent 11 batters to the plate in the first inning when they scored six runs. The big blow in the inning was Larry Madge's two out triple which scored two runs. Goderich added another six in the second giving them a com- manding 12-2 lead after two in- nings. Goderich picked up four in the third v'ith two comingon Madge's double, the only htt of the inning. Another four runs came in in the fourth making it 20-2. In the only inning in which they failed to score, the fifth, Goderich stranded two runners. Dave Moore tripled in two runs in the sixth and scored '''on Larry Mange's groundnut to first. Walkerton runs in the first, second and seventh inning and scored twice in the fifth. Walkerton stranded nine runners on base and G,t,derich tot r writer to pick stars in the Goderich, tearn as it was a superb team effort right from the goalkeeper to the outside left. The subs also gave 100g.. SHOP AT YOUR COMPLETE HOME CENTRE Glenmark Lumber 35 SOON ST 524-7308 managed single rk at t three, a walk and scored three runs. Rob MacDonald had a double and two singles in four at bats. Jim Costello, Steve Gallow and • Larry Madge each picked up two hits. Both of Madge's hits were extra base hits. Costello anf Gallow each had a single and double. Gallow scored five runs for Goderich. He was walked twice and Rowe had a perfect day ate for Goderich with in three at hats plus ]3L3th Son HOTEL Again prescntin^ this week THE TEE KAYS NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT'S FOOD SPECIAL Hot Turkey Sandwich only gocp OUR SUPPLIERS HAD A. SALE ... so.« We're passing the SAVINGS on to' YOU AND MORE PRICES SLASHED Large assortment of Spreaders, Pyrd. cedars, Yews, Upright Junipers etc. GARD E N . BUILDING 1 6 CENTRE - VANASTRA 4 Dead budgie replaced by two more The folks on E Ward reached on an error in addition to his two tuts. Dave Moore and Ted Doherty had the other Goderich hits. - John Dahns had three hits for Walkerton. Marc 10avies rand Allan Reid each added two hits. John Dentinger and Wayne Mills each had one bit. Dan Maillet went the distance for Goderich allowing nine hits, striking out three and walking three. Ted Doherty had a good game at third with ,three putouts' and one assist. The Tykes play at home this Satur- day at 4:(10 p.m against Kin- cardine. at Goderich Psychiatric Hospital who mourned their favorite budgie Jimmie this spring now have two of the colorful, talen- ted birds. The hospital budgie to replace ..Jimmie who was, sincerely missed ... and following the story of Jimmie's passing which appeared in the Signal -Star, a budgie was E Ward. purchased ---a donated to MAY 31, 1973—PAGI $ ELM HAVEN MOTOR HOTEL PLAYING THiS WEEK "The Yukon" Coming Next Week "Moonshine" a rmumismeiminge nimaisaimiame Versatl s Group Pop, Rock and Country • SALTFORD VALLEY HAIL FOR RENTAL ED LINNER PHONE 524-6838 See Us for ... AIA CONDITIONERS DEHUMIDIFIERS Now! 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