The Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-07-18, Page 14Pk,G I4—OOD RICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, JULY Iii, 1971
united Soccer News
BY BONNIE VARGA
'teoplet Goderich United didn't 'win the game last
week, • but neither, did we lose! We tied the match with. the
German. -Canadians 2-2. That was a, good team we played
and we were kept at constant attention ,keeping the odds
event {Huh??)
The London team started off the first. 45 minutes with a
goal (cute =trick, Rolf!!) and Goderich was busy with the at-
tack from then on. Midway through this half, -e were awar-
ded a free kick and Brian Allen was elected to this task and
scored a goal bre 'die!
With the score 1.1, we were breathing easier (the fans,
that is!) and ' the •play continued at a breakneck pace.
Minutes later, t1i opposition scored again and shortly afti r
the a whistle called` this half to a halt.
The German -Canadians are ahard-driving team and were
very much in control. Theyhandled the ball (you don't use
your hands in soccer, so shouldn't the vw.ord be ' `footied", as
you do use your feet? Just asking!!) with ease and craftiness
and checked our men at every turn. With the second half,
scarcely begun, a fantastic head shot from Harold Ref
flinghaus gained us our second and tying goal. (Got a terrific
shiner and an Excedrin headache - for that• effort eh.
Harold?'?) .
An added note for this particular goal; it ,was on a long,
lovely pass, way over from left field over to Harold on the
,right, from "Whip" Wedlock; No small feat, that assist! It
sure looked terrific, Bill! • •
The remainder of this half was well played and lots of ef-
fort put out, but no further goals were forthcoming, The
fellas made a lot of great plays and performed some fancy.
footwork as_ well. (even did a little "Harlem Globetrotters"
routine!!)
The teams were gratified to hear that final whistle
irking the finish' of the game. It was hot and muggy and 90
utes of pounding up and down -`the field .can w'ear you
do
Th
were p
style to
team" m
"Class" tea
our mettle!!
• There was
• German=Canadians were a .great .team to play" as we
rforming at peak level to demonstrate our skill and
advantage. Goderich United is a classy soccer
st times and all we need is to `meet another
and we're On our -best behaviour and testing
me tremendous soccer displayed by a- few
members of Un'ted which definitely rate a mention. Rick
6f -the "Bi Mama's Special" 'as a
it and sheer determination! He played a
me beautiful passing. ' '
eptionally strong in the second
ice ,All•plays. Brian en was steady
ion centredon • e a
k were "gung-ho players andas
1 made somegreat shots onhis' best.
be depended upon for
footworkf Howie 4,
ward" for his anti
,•
turnout of fans this •,
came out. to lend
noted aid much
s who attended
it sure spurs
ud to kn6w
enough to
Fisher is the rec •lent g 1 d
reward (?)'for his
fine game and did • f 1
Clare Sager was ex h half
and .got -•in�.quite a few • t ads
and skilful, his'concentr: th action
around
him.
Dave Graf and Bill Wedlo.
forceful: and fast' as' ever!! B h
goai'and •'never,'tired of trying
Q
d
Harold ,Refflinghaus can�al"411:vd d
competence' and control and tris'r°;-
schalk receives the "Showmanship ' n
the tine of duty!
Special mention tis made here for th • .
week. Despite the weather, a large crow.
•supportand voice to our team." 1'yt was dul
appreciated. I -thank especially, all the paren
• the match. 'The guys ,may never say it, bu
them on, to better play and makes them very p •
• their -parents care enough' and are interested
watch their performance.
The.next game is in London on Sunday at 4;00 p.
make it,?.Tune in'United and "turn on- to soccer!
time folks, God bless, ,keep fit and stay happy. Unit
stand - divided we fall. , .
Love
Fox
Mrs. Mary Boomer has been working at the Goderich Municipal offices for the past three
weeks and has already grown accustomed ;to her new surroundings•. Mary was hired officially
as Harold Wall's private secretary but is unofficially doing all sorts of office work, She moved
to Goderich from London on June 1 after her husband 'gained employmen't••as a social worker
. at Goderich Psychiatric Hospital... In London` she was the church secretary for, the,,Jpundas.
Street Centre United Church;;- (staff photo)
Hospital strike averted.
(continued from page 1 meetings will be Jack Hot -
to. settle negotiation deadlocks, •
had. taken ' place early in -1974
and .no decision had been han-
ded down from the arbitrator
until,a'strike deadline, voted in
unanimously, was released to
the press. This was, the, Ottawa
Civic Hospital arbitration
awardn4 , . ' • °
Director 'of Nursing at AM.&
chkiss,, acting administrator of_
AM & G Hospital in they" ab -
but three arbitration hearings • sence of vacati4
ocni-ng ad
ministrator Tim Elliott,
A :spokesman - for the 39
hospitals in Ontario who are
negotiating.` with their local
nurses' associations, Carey
Robinson, executive director of
St. Catharines General
Hospital has called the nurses'
G'' Hospital, Mgrs. Charity demands "completely
ivlacDonald feels that 'in a unrealistic'. ,
small hospital such. as Goderich Robinson said • i'he ' nurses
4, hospital, registered nurses must 'i'iave been offered an, increase
be capable in • all areas • of, , of about 40 percent over a two -
patient care as compared to year period. He added that, the.
some •larger `hospitals. wh>. e nurses' associations are-demaan
nurses 'are 'able to specia•li', Mcj t ding a salary ,i icrease of more
a special field. She also poin ed than 60 .percent. He charged.
.Out that registered nurses in - this would boost h.ospital
Goderich. d'o -.not have the' ,operating costs,, -by more than
benefits of resident doctors and $80. 'million for the 30 par-
ticipating' hospitals. .
hos i al t
-'Try to
'1 next
we
Goderich Police, report `three
traffic accidents this week with
no one involved receiving any",',
personal injury.
Lillian Joan ' Bowen;,' " 208
'Elizabeth Street, caused $600
-. damage to •the car s1ae_ was
• operating when she drove into
a parked car belonging to
Coreen S. Duncan of 28 Elgin
Avenue East on "July 10. The,
.,parked .'car received $800..
damage as a result of ;the
mishap.
a On July 12 a - parked •car
belonging to -David . G. • Ashby, -of
Niagara Falls,. received $250
damage when it was struck bya '
car operated by Paul S. Cham
ney, RR 1 Auburn. The ac
cadent occurred" 'on Harbor
Street and resulted yin $25
damage .to the Chamney
-• vehicle..
A ..car'�d'riven ;by
=, Harvey, 202 " Cameron ' street, '
. received: $75 damage and a car
driven by Barbara Pigg, -100
Waterloo Street, $200 damage,
when they collided .: The -
Square.on July 9. +'
four charges w,er •. a.de un-
der the criminal coe of
.Canada last week
Grciderich Police P•orce and 38
Highway Traffic, Act charges °
were laid;. Seventeen liquor
charges were made and one
charge under a town: bylaw,
interns who are available at all.
times in' larger hospitals.
"We are very gratefu•l'•to' the
regjjtered nurses ,who ' have .
promised emergency care at
this hospital in-- the event of. a
strike", said Mrs. MacDonal-4.
Talks resumed this week bet
ween the five -member bcommit-
tee representing the nurses and
the eight ,member committee or
the' negotiating .hospital ad-
ministrations. Representing
Goderich" .at t•ke , Toronto
In Go e h pi° here
are 42 tistered Nursing
Assistants, nursing aids and'
of -her auxiliary help. Followtag
a recent settlement -with the
Service . Employees Union, a
'Registered Nursing Assistant.
who requires a Grade -1,..0
education and a `" ne-month'
course, as of Jun- 1, 1974
4
receives $59 • a month with a
maximum salary of $643.
At the first of January 1975
starting salary for a Registered.
Nursing Assistant will be $653
per month with a maximum of
$702; by July 1, 1975 it will. be
$76.5 per month to start with a
maximum of $754; and'on Sep=
tem'ber 1, 1975 the contract
calls fear a starting salary of
$744)-• per month with a
• m.anximum ,.of -$789.
MA.RKEY /iv A
$/fIEDADt.
Catth �echanical-detects
The Ontario Department of- Transportation and the 'Goderich Police Force will be working
together this week°to ensure that safety"standards• of vehicles operating in the area are high.
-The departments are operating a vehicle Inspection station on Victoria Street with the inten-
tion of'discovering faulty tires, brakes, exhatast' systems; ,car b'odie's, steering ,and f4ghts and
bringin9•:th'em to the •car owners' attention so the problems .can be corrected. (staff photo), 4,
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