The Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-08-08, Page 9•
EVERT MIDDEL
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Here is the most experienced fellow on the Goderich
United Team. (soccer -wise, of course!) Evert Middei is 49
years of age (would you believe it??!!) and is a native of
Holland.
He is employed at the P.'U.C.as a Line Superintendent. He
is married and . a . devout family man who enjoys par-
ticipating with 'his wife and childrenin such activities as
°boating,- fishing and camping. ".
. ' Ev .presently coaches 'a minor soccer team and is fully
gratified , .working with these youngsters. He•'"is quiet,
dedicated and "sincere" and the United gang .:admire the
steadiness and quality of his' playing and thoroughly enjoy
his company! When. you.think of Evert, you think of loyalty!!
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John GottSchalk scored the winning. goal from a penalty kick in day's game which saw
Goderich United take the London and District Soccer Association ' ,'rd Division Cup. The
final score was 3-1 over Clinton, The tournament was. played in Ingerso' =nd many fans from'
the area attended.
Goderich girl struck
by district vehicle
A Goderich girl was injud
re $1500 damage when it was hit
August 1 when she was struck by a car driven by William
by a car on Britannia Road, Tideswell, 140 Eldon St.
Goderich Police report. )a
• Julia Scott, 4, 214 Britania The Tideswell car received
Rd. E., received scrapes to her $35 damage, police said.
back, legs and arms when whe A car driven by Keith G.
'was hit ,by a car driven by An- Croft, of Etobicoke, received
thony Uyl, RR 2 'Clinton. $400 damage 'July 31 when it
.� Also on August 1,.a gas pump, hit a mooring post at the har-
at John Prouse's Gulf station ' bor.
at the Five . Points received • The same .day, a car driven
Marriage -Go -Roan
now at Playhouse
• Following the theme of
marriage, itswarietiesd dif-
fering . forms of "bliss",
prevelent through this season's
Festivalof Summer Theatre
calendar, at the fiuron Country
Playhouse, The ••Marriage -GO-`
Round opens on. the Playhouse
stage Wednesday, August 7. It
plays the tent theatre on the
Stephen .B Line off Highway 81,
just east of Grand -• Bend for
the .usual four evenings at .9
p.m. going. to Kincardine Town
Hall for the. regular Sunday
only performance on August 11,
at 8:30` p.m-. " -
This sophisticated Broadway
comedy hit of 1958 5y. Leslie
Stevens isabout a 'couple of
rnarrie•d academics
- pit rnulgating, the pleasures of
matrimony. by. avoiding. the
"perils','. of "inonogarny.,
Theories are severely put to the
test, ' 'ho'wever, when • a
colleague's voluptuous Swedish
daughter • arrives. Quite
uninhibitedly, she embarks on
a mission - which provides an
evening •of naughty -but -nice
amusement and theatre -going
pleasure. ' 4+0.-4,k, "l
Staring as. Paul .Delville; a
professor of cultural an-
W.• John Millis graduited In
June from De Vry institute ol
Electronic Teohnology as a
,techhician. He has acdepted
ra
Ltd in Toronto. -`
thropology (originated on
Broadway by 'Charles Boyer) i
guest actor. M.E. (Maurice
Evans. He rettirnt, to r th
Playhouse' from last season'
resident company and ' is wel
known to ,Ontario theatregoers
for his drama festival ad-
judications, his award-winning
directorial and •act„ing assign-
ments- in community theatres
and his professional `stage and
television work. He G is now
Resident Director in the
theatre arts department • of the
University, of Waterloo.
Playing opposite Mr. Eyans
is. Joan Hanna as Content
Lowell, Dean :of Women and
- spouse to the romantic "prof".
A veteran • member of the
Playhouse'sresident companies
from the, outset, she_ has been
seen in a variety of characters
this season and now presents
another displayof versatility in
this'" Claudette Colbert.-
originated role. ' • •
"� Patricia Phillips 'Plays the
- catastrophic Katrin from
Sweden. She was seen as Olga,
the pianist, in : Stage Door
earlier this season. Bob Wind=
sor plays Ross Barnett,
colleague of Content, used by
her ' to sway away -Paul•'s 'in-
fatuation for the Swedish bom=
bshell. Mr. Windsor is vividly
remembered -from both last
season's Like Fath' r, ' Like Fun
and ' as' Barney -Cashman, the,
'last of the ,of the red hot4overs
in • last week's . Playhouse
production of the play by' the
same naive. That' production
broke all existing'Playhouse at-
tendance' 'records to date,
Playing', to capacity houses
throUghout its entire `run.
Following the opening night
'Performance' of `Marriage', the
Playhouse 'management and
board oftrustees will host a
special Patron's Night Party.
Invitations have been sent to
those pla ygoers who hose given
particular• support to- -the
s
develo ment• Mof the Huron
County Playhouse through
..their 'donations to•the building
fund. '
In. the light of heavy'
bookings. • received in recent,,
weeks, early reservations are
highly. advised ,through the
Coach House Or the box office:
Mondays ° and -Tuesdays 9.6,
Wednesdays to Saturdrys 9-9.
Closed Sundays. Box office
telephone number is 238-8307,
by Reginald , —Hay, Ca ria-,
'Alford, received $50.0 damage
and a car driven by Hans
•Fuglsang, of Goderich, received
$500 damage when the vehicles
collided at the -corner, of Vic-
toria"a-lid Elgin Streets.
Police officers investigated an
accident August 2 ,when two
trucks collided on ' Victoria
Street near St. David's Street.
. A. truck driven by R. Allen
• Arrnstrong, 61 Cambria Rd. S.
owned by Dearborn M Steel'
Tubing, received $700. damage
I and -a truck-driven.by James F.
Sims, of London, owned by
Hickson -Lang Supply, Co.,
received $100 .damage' Its a
result of •the .accident. •
In- other duties, officers Iaid
54 charges under the Hi hwa
• Traffic Act and 57- under the.-
s Liquor Control 'Act.
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BY RONNiE VARGA
Hey, Hey, Hey, United Fans!!
You are cordially invited to
celebrate with us in a victory
celebration! We are novo' the
proud recipients of the London
and District Soccer Association
3rd Division Cup! (18 teams
from all over Western Ontario
• participated) Yessiree! we beat
out Clinton on Sunday to the
tune of 3-1 and were ' we
singing!!
We'd had a previous game on
Saturday against the 1st
Division Ingersoll ,Flyers and
lost. But this was a "heavy"
team- for us' and if ,we had
pulled up our socks, we might
have lessened the shock of 'a 4-1
score and come out looking a ,
little less trounced!! As it was, -
they ,were a technically
knowledgeable, hard -driving
doteawmn! -
and they just ware us
In the first half they snappecP:'"
off four goals and left Goalie ,
Alex looking .dazed and slightly
sheepish', but they were "
proficient and knew how to hit
and where to hit. In' the second
halfwe were given a penalty
kick' and John Gottschalk whip-,
ped one on t; m and deprived
them' of a's 34:t -out! •
This was a great'game fpr ab-
sorbing and learning std' we
came. away wiser • but not sad-
der ras we badn't really expec-
ted oto --win, (but we sure could
have socked -more goals into
their net!!) United . played a
slightly.. "off" game during the
first 45 minutes but we were
into our own' for. the 'second
half. (witness: no more scoring
for Ingersoll!)
"Player -of -the -Day Award
goes to Dave Graf. What more
can you say about "Dave t'he.
Dude"? He always gives his
heart and soul to each match .
and fon "get-up and go" -he
rates atop honors!- Clare Sager •
played a good, steady, game
along with Pete Herlufson who
was a strong 'contributor for
our cause! Rolf Gottschalk and
brother John, maneuvered, for
thee.a;e with daring and
skill. (Brother Howie was
"decked" and missed ' the
remainder of the game! So they
carried on for him and no
"gap" was noticed. So. to
Many thanks to all. the extra
fans who travelled to ,Ingersoll
to catch this' ,game. Your,,
loyalty ' is gratefully
acknoWledged!
As for Sunday's game, well,
this was our shining hour! The
+aUnited fellas were'primed and
timed, tuned -up and turned -
on!! Never has a ga.rne been so
exciting and - tension -filled!
Clinton was determined (as
were we!) to win this
"challenge", bt HfJnited didn't
swerve in their objective; which
was to take home the ' third
Division Cup! During the
'-beginning half Clinton was
awarded a penalty kick and
they `cored their point against
us. °
This was all Goderich needed
and they clamped down " and
began the' attack in earnest!
Man tor man, and play for play
there wasn't one iota of slop-
• piness or indecision on United's
part. They were beautiful and
strong! They covered their
man, retrieved the ball and
reacted with _...sureness
and confidence. Each play set
up was a joy to behold! As fran-
tically as Clinton worked . to
wear dawn our resistance, we
weren't to be swayed from our.
purpose! Although we preven-
ted' the opposition from, further
scoring on our net; we didn't
pass up',Any opportunity.
Starting off on your run of
goals was "the big if", Harold
Refflinghaus..He zapped in a
shot that resounded with force
and sureness, (assisting was .
Clare Sager) -,What a .beaut,
"Danger Man ," With a tie of
1-1 we ended this half with' con
fidence.
'During the early'moments'of
the, last half' we were given a
penal.ty. kick (which John Gott-
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schalk took with ease and
grace. With the score chalked
in at 2-1, we knew we had them
panicked and the United guys
gave `them cause to worry!!
Nearingthe finish, pf this
period of play, reliable Harold
scored another goal that has to
be the "zinger" ofthe season!.
It cattle from a free kick from
r''Tony Van Don8en at centre
field which he passed to Harold
at the 18 yard line who then
"headed" it with powerful
authority bang on into the Clin-
ton net.
This caused a commotion on
the field and on the sidelines
never- before witnessed! There
were cheers,- tears Y and
uninhibited ' happiness from
team players .and fans!! When
we recuperated fully enough to
continue the match we were
fairly sailing along! Nothing
and no One' „dismayed, our
staunch United men! The final
whistle heralded ."the -coming -
of -the -cup" come November
and '.bedlam was unleashed
once more! '
/
spectacle of leaping players and
frenzied- fans! Wow! was it
great! Clinton w48 outclassed,
outplayed, out -maneuvered arid
outdone!! We put them out 'of
contention early in the game
and held our strong position to
the end.
1 4i1-1. say one thing; Clinton
was magnanimous and
ungrudging in their
congratulations to , the team.
Let's face it; they wanted this
Ctip''every bit as much Lie vke,
did! So their attitude after-
wards was especially sporting.
There -is no one player who can
be singled out for merit today
because every last man on the
-team pulled their. weight and
'played both halves "full steam
ahead!!" You're a great bunch"
of fellas and we're all ex-.
tremely proud of you!
Everyone receives the
"Big Mama's Special Super--
dooper!!" ,The fans were fan-•'
tastio!!:4 Many' thanks one and
all! Most of all, God bless Rick
and Harold for their faith in
`Alex. One little footnote: Pete
Rick "the toe" Fisher did such.
a grand job of 'checking out"no,
18, they've perfected it to a fine
art!.. bon "no. 18" Armstrong.
kept hi$ temper in low gear, but,
it affected his performance, no
doubt whatsoever! ''" -
Also, it was especially nice to
see • Carl out for this very
special game! Glad to have you -
thay.: guy!
A very special,`ITh.ank you"
to Dr. Conlon who contributed
the entry 'fee for this' Cup _
Game. It's donors such as these
who care enough to support•our
team; that make all our efforts
worthwhile. Goderich United ••
thanks each and . every one of
the, persons who support the'
club in any way whatsoever;
from donations to being a faith-
ful fan to being a:steady reader
of our column. We salute you!!
Next game is in Exeter at
4:00• p.m. on. Sunday. Tune in•
United and 'turn -on to soccer!
Until next time, God bless keep
fit and stayWd)•y" happy! United
we stand - Forever!! :p,
Love ya,
Foxy
I've never witnessed such a -"the Shadow" Teichert and
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