The Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-11-14, Page 30.
Our readers write.....
(continued from page 2)
that everyone also keep in mind °
the point that, as indicated in
the' 'working document by
Minister of National Health.
and Welfare, Mark Lalonde, A
New Perspective on the Health
of Canadians, "The annual rate
of cost escalation has been bet-
ween 12 percent and 16 per-
cent, which is,far in excess of
the economic growth of the
country; if unchecked, health
pare costs will soon be beyond
the capacity of 'society to
finance them."
Also, according to the
Lalonde document, "it is
estimated that about half the
burden of. illness is
psychological in origin and this
proportion is growing." Under
the current Ontario Hospital
Insurance Plan it is profitable
- for physicians to spend a great
deal of their valuable time and
use expensive hospital facilities.
treating such illnesses, many of
which could be cared for
equally as well in the com-
munity by other professions,
such as nurses, so.cial workers,
and psychologists, at far less
expense to the taxpayers.
One proposal,in the Mustard
Report is• a group delivery of
services including such.
professions as those mentioned
above ' along with the
physicians.. For such a system
to work, the report indicates
that the professionals 'frust put
the,_, problem . of ^Fheaith—care
delivery before their -,profession --
end respect the knowledge of
others and their right to par-
ticipate. •
A hope was expressed that
the attitude of the professional
ass.ociations would help in this
respect. obviously this is not
the case where the Ontario
Medical Association is concer-
ned (also from the October 31st
Signal -Star publication). It is
not difficult to understand the
animosity , of the medical
profession towards the Mustard
Report when one considers the.
financial implications it has for
the physicians.
I do 'not wish to state that
the points Dr. Mills makes are
inaccurate and should be
ignored. But, I would like to
suggest that 'before everyone
hurries to rally around his flag
and reject the Mustard Report,
they look carefully at that flag
and make certain that it is the
maple leaf they see there and
not the snake entwined symbol
of the medical profession.
Sincerely yours,
(Name withheld by request)
Used stamps
. Dear Editor,
Especially; at Christmas time,.
I think of all the used postage
stamps that are needlessly
discarded. .These seemingly
worthless articles, from any
country,°are sold in bulk by the
Scarboro Fathers, to stamp
dealers, to help finance mission •
projects throughout the worid.
In 10 months I have received
over 100 lbs. of cancelled
postage stamps, in small quan-
tities, in very large quantities,
from schools, service clubs,
companies, individuals etc.
Alley add up . quickly if
everyone collects them for me.
It „hardly takes a second to
rip the used postage stamps off
of an envelope leaving a bit of
paper around it. • •
This can be YOUR way of -
helping the world's poor
without costing YOU a lot of
time or money.
Please send (by "Third
Class" Mail) or bring all your
cancelled postage stamps,
anytime of -the year to: Mrs. R.
M. Chmay, 230 Jarvis Street,
or Mrs. J,
C. Lawrence, 6782 Dorchester
Road, Niagara Falls, Ontario.
Thank you,
R. M. Chmay.
Issue not dead
Dear Editor,
Dding May Of 1972, the very
important Transport Commit-
tee ,of the •House of Commons
conducted thorough, and exten-
si .'e public hs arings throughout
Southwestern Ontario tin the
need, the desire for, and ad-
visability of restored rail
passenger service in our area.
The response from citizens in
our area was swift and Com-
plete, and the good M.P.'s
returned to Ottawa to table an
unanimous report.
This unanimous recommen-
dation of the Committee was
quote 'That all rail passenger
service discontinued in Nov.
1970 be re -instated im-
•mediately.' The majority of the
Transport Committee were
Liberal members. No govern-
ment (or cabinet) action
followed -this recommendation.
Following , 197.2 Summer
recess, Parliament was
dissolved, a general election
called, and a minority Liberal
government was returned to of-
fice. Once again, no action on
the recommendation was un-
dertaken.
Now, with a majority Liberal
Goyernment re-elected, we
believe we -have the right to ask
the Prime Minister, and 4Fthe
Minister 'of' Transport a . few
questions, and in return to
receive some straight -forward;
yes or no, black and white an-
swers.
1 Why would' the Govern-
ment spend hundreds of
thousands of dollar`s on public ,
rail: hearings for our area, if it
,did not intend' to take action?
2. Is, not. the running and
control, of our„ railways a
Federal responsibility?.
3: Are not vital issues such as
preservation of the ecology, the
control of pollution, rising traf-
fic fatalities, skyrocketing costs
of highway construction and
maintenance sufficient reasons
for immediate implementation
of the Transport Committee
° recommendation of June 1'972?
- 4. When are we going to get
honest -to -goodness, yes or no,
-black and white answers, in-
stead of evasive tactics or stony
silence?
You, as a tax -paying resident
of this area, have the right and
• privilege of asking the., Prime
Minister and the Minister of
Transport these questions
throijgh your own M.P..
Correspondence to M.P.'s* in
Canada's Parliament ;mailed
postage -free:
Remember; with the total
elimination of rail passenger
service . in this area,' we have
become second-class citizens. Rvcnnn cP. wanted
transportation -wise. Retnember
also, no issue is dead, when it is
kept continually before the at-
tention .of our country's elected
representatives.
Sincerely yours,
Robert S. Cherry,,
Palmerston, Ont.
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GODERICH SIGNAI.-STAR, THURSDAY, NOVEMRZ,R 14, 197- PAGE 3
influenced by their a1
ministrative officers. It is the
"administration itself that offers
one of the most fruitful areas
for economies.
I feel that education is essen-
tially the business of the tax-
payer, especially parents and
their children. There is nothing
too technical or obscure about
education that the •average
citizen cannot readily un`der-
stand.•The'people must"be kept
.informed, have available to
them through the press and
other media the debate and,
decisions reached at Board
meetings.
The Board is supposed to
represent the people, but if the
people do not know what their
board members say, how they
vote, ^or whether they are even
attending the meeting, then
this representation becomes an
illusion.
I have given my energy and
dedication in the classroom to
many generations of Colborne
and Goderich township
students. I would now ask that
I be given `the opportunity to
continue to strive for
educational quality at
reasonable cost by representing
these townships on the ,Huron
County Board of Education.
Donald S. McKee
Fort
Erie,.
Ontario,
Stabilize prices
ti
Dear -Editor,
The National Union has
initiated a plan of action to
take place right across Canada
to focus attention to the need of
a stabilized price for farm
products.
At the present time there is a
crisis in the red meat industry,
and every crisps the farmers go
through is Worse than the last.
one._ Cow -calf operators need
imrpediate help as these far-
mers have no facilities to house
their calves•through the winter.
The N.F.U. does not condone
the slaughter of calves.
Most farmers feel it is a
ridiculous situation that they
do not receive an adequate in=
come for 'producing food in a
world that is suffering from
hunger.
Ottawa has been approached,
and there will be demon-
strations in capitals across
Canada to press the Govern-'
ments to take caltner meat off
the ,market and make it
available • where needed. The
long term goal of the N.F.U,- is
to establish a national meat
authority which would have'the
authority to control imports.
Research has shown • that
production and"consumption of
meat in Canada is about equal.
Imports make the -"surplus".
G. Austin
Burger Bar Midget "B" 's Joey Morrissey who played a scored the Port Elgin Club 13
All Stars ,are being entered into strong game for Goderich, and, to 2•.
the W.0.1 -1.A. League' Division, Dave Eastwood were the Sun's Danny Maillet and Robert
which consists of Clinton;
scorers Darrell Graham McDonald both earned them-
Seaforth, Mitchell, Zurich and assisted on both Goderich selves a hat trick plus' two
j goals. • assists for Maillet and one for
The rugged Hanover crew McDonald, while Larry, Madge
took nine of the twelve scored twice and was credited
penalties handed out, giving with five assists•
Goderich a two "man advantage Captain Mike Hodges earned
near the end of the third two goals and one helper and
period, but the Suns could not Robby Trebish assisted in the
get the equalizer past Tim scoring of three, Randy
Brown in the Hanover net• Graham and Duane Elliott
The game was well played by each scored their first goal'` of
both teams and had the large the Pee Wee. season while Mark
crowd stirred up, especially in Rowe earned his first
the last minute when Sun's. assistance credits by helping
coach Richard Madge lifted his on two.
. goalie in favour of an extra at- The second game goal -getters
tacker. were Robby Trebish, Mike
This Saturday, Walkerton, Hodges, Jeff Denomy and
who are expected to have a Robert McDonald' with singles
strong team, will be visitors on and Larry Kelly two scores:
Goderich ice, playing the Suns Two passing assistance credits
at 6 p.m. went to Willie Denomme and
^ On Monday, the Suns travel' •one to' Randy Graham and
to Listowel for a 7 p.m game. Danny Maillet to bring the
ATOM HOUSE LEAGUE grand total to 6 for Goderich
and 2 for Port Elgin.
We have 'four teams in the The Lions travelled to
Atom Division or should we Hanover on Sunday for their
call it the County Assessment fourth scheduled game. They
Dept. as most of the presonal played. strongly to gain a 7-4
help comes' from the margin over Hanover. Fourteen
Assessment office. seconds after ' the opposition
Conveners for this Atom - 'scored the opener, Rand'
Division are Gerald Morgan, Graham opened the scoring for
and Ken Fagan who have done the Lions by getting two fast
a magnificent job of setting up goals and one assist as did
the schedule, game reports, and'Larry Madge.
a list of all the players and Robby Trebish skated hard
coaches. throughout the game and
Glenmark Homes 'is coached tallied one goal and one assist
by Barry Eastwood and Ron as did Larry Kelly, Robert
Whetkton°for Canadian Legion "McOona'Id got 'the remaining
Auxiliary, Larry H'ough and goal. Credits went to Danny
Orville Wayland'are at the Maillet, Stuart Crew, Ken Reid
Grand Bend. G.M,H.A, als
will have "B" All Star teams
the Bantam and Pee
Division.
We have a new team in the•
Novice House League, '
replacing MacDonald Marige.
They will be Mr. Stereo, the
orange and white candy stripe
_music' store on West Street,
Many thanks to Gord Davidson
^and Ray Mathers for suppor-
ting Minor Hockey in Goderich.
n
ee
More openness
Dear Editor,
At the suggestion of a num-
ber of people, I have decided `to
run for school trustee represen-
. ting Colborne and .Goderich
Townships.
"With rising costs, it is going
to be difficult to maintain
Huron County's traditional
high educational standards
without increasing the burden
on the taxpayer. It is my con-
tention that in the past our
School Board has been unduly
.,
GODERICH LEGION
AUXILIARY
NOVICE ALL - STARS
Last Saturday the boys met
probably one of the strongest
Novice teams this side of
Toronto when they lost to
Hamilton 19-0 and 10-1. Even
though the locals were badly
outclassed, they learned a lot
about hockey in just 2 games,.
''Sunday morning was the best
game for the boys as they
checked and skated well. They
checked so•well that they held
Hirtiilton to 1-0 after the first
period and 5-1 after the second.
Mike Eastwood scored
Goderich's only goal with John
Thompson "assisting.
This Saturday the schedule
for the Novice begins, with
Grand Bend ' coming to the
local arena for a game at 5 p.m.
On-Su-nday:the-team- wil•I
an exhibition game in St.
*Marys at 2 p.m,
Dear Editor,
On October 25,26, and 27 the
Ontario - Status of Women
Council and the Secretariat for
Social ,Development sponsored
a conference on the Ontario
Law Reform Commission's
Proposals on Family Property
Law:
•
The Status of Women Coun-
cil would appreciate response
to those proposals from citizens
.-in Ontario. Copies of sum-
maries of the proposals on'
Family Property Law can be
obtained- from the Ontario
Council on the Status of
Women, 401 Bay Street,
Toronto, Ontario. Comments
and responses should be sent to
the same address.
Sincerely,
Mary Ann. Shanahan
t Helms. George Osmond is back and Duane Elliott.for their
NOVICE HOUSE LEAGUE coachingGoderich Electric,'
On Thursday, November 7, passing assistance..
the House League saw its first along with Allan Coyne. Mcln- Next Friday the Goderich''
•action with• Graham Electric tee Real Estate have George Pee Wees meet St. Marys in
edging Gardiner's Dairy 1-0, in Gould and Bryan ,Schmidt as exhibition in St. Marys, On
- a closely fought contest. Doug coacheti, also,, returning from Saturday the Lions encounter
Shelly scored the only goal of last year• the --Walkerton Pee Wees on
the game on a break-away.The' regular schedule com- home ice at 7:15 And on The'
Mike Mcisaac drew the assist. menced last Satur ay,
Glen -
Gordon Harper drew the ber 2. The first game sawshutout for Graham's. 'Both
.mark Homes defeat Mclntee
' teams started slowly, but as the Real Estate 4-2. All goals for Manager Richard Eisler are
night went on, they were tear- Glenmark were scored by sen- anticipating an exciting game
ning their positions and skating tre Tim I•assaline. Mclntee on Saturday'as Walkerton beat
better. goal scorers were Brian Murray the Lions there in exhibition
Gardiners Dairy came back
and Darrin Moore, with David play previously.
Buxton assisting on the last
on Friday, November 8, with a goal.PEE WEE HOUSE LEAGUE
4-1 win over MacDonald Elec-
tric. Kenny Huff notched' two a
You can see by the play of First game of the Pee Vee
both teams, that the players are House League Division com-
learning goalsfor Gardiner's with Steve gpositional Shutt and Robin Moore adding to play ood p menced on Monday, November
the other. Ja Williamson, hockey and the defer, ce and of, 4th. Sifto Salt edged Denomme
Jay, fence were exceptionally strong. Flowers 4-3. Stephen Boyce
Robin Moore, Doug Town- ee upthe good work coaches.
sbury, and Ken Huff had Keep greceived a perfect pass from
assists. David Jewell.scored .the Second game Saturday mor- Mike Wedlock to beat Robert
it was the Canadian Cummings in the nest for
MacDonald Goal on a solo ef- mag
'Legion Auxiliary over Goderich® Denomme's. •
• fort. • Electric' 3-1. This game KevinFeagan and. Trevor . � Adrian a •Bos combined with
featured strong goal tending by ,John Fuller and Ted Doherty
Erb in the nets -for Gardiner's w
and MacDonald's respectively each team, Paul McCartney to tie the game. Before the end
were outstanding. The. game. and •Mike Moriarty. Referees of the first Philip Brown scored
was close until Gardiner's for the game were Paul for Sifto and Joe Burbine got
broke through with 3 goals .in Schaefer and Dennis Reed, whoone for Denommes. Both goals
three minutes late in the game. did a commendable job. Goals were on break -a -ways. Only
MacDonald Marine created a goal the Legion team_ were • oal in the second 'period was
3 way tie for first as they shutscored by Del Bedard, Brian by Sifto player Randy Middel,
h• El t•20 •on Shortreed, and Ron Stoddart. also unassisted.
Novern
sday the Goderich team travel
to Listowel, ' • .
Coach Don .,Elliott and
out Gra am ec tic 1
Drawing assists on these goo s
Saturday, November 9. Michael were Donald Littlechild and
Fuller recorded the shut -out. Ronald Stoddart, Goderich
David . Jewell opened the Electric's lone goal was by Tom
scoring early in the• game, Profit and assisted by Joe
unassisted. With two minutes Melody. ,..,
left, Trevor Erb scored with Tuesday, double header in -
• Ron Chapman and John Stokes the first game Canadian Legion
assisting. sr il lost close ame and
k f 1 all Auxiliary a g
After one wee o p av
,three teams have a record of Mclntee Real Estate 5-3.:
one win and one loss each.' We Leading the attack for Mclntee
hope this balance continues. was Thomas Smith, with went
New sweaters 'will be here in goals. Single' counters' went• to
a week or so, replacing the old Mike Worsell, and Brian
worn out ones from MacDonald Murray. Picking up assists on
Marine. The new sponsors will. these, goals were Danny Shad-
be Gord Davidson and Ray dick, Raymond Vanstone,
Mather of Mr. Stereo. David R•uxton, and Greg
-SUNCOAST SUNS " Chris Knox got- Canadian
ATOM ALL-STARS Legion . Auxiliary first goal.
Greg Kirkconnell scored on a
•The Suncoast Suns Atcrm break -away unassisted for
All -Stars split a pair of games Legions second goal, and Allan
in weekend action. Playing. here Hough got the °final Legion
Saturday night, the Suns goals as Ron Stoddart started
the, play.
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defeated Port Elgin 6-4. Outstanding goal tending by
On Sunday in Hanover, the Steve Hunter of Mclntee, which
Suns were edged 3-2 in an ex kept his team in the game as he
citing, well played game made at least four saves on
In four league games so far, break -sways. Brian Shortreed
the Suns have two victories, played a strong game as he
one doss and a tie. came up with two- assists and
Against Port Elgin, the had at least brelk-a-ways but
Goderich team built up a 4-0
was fooled on ,his efforts•
first period lead on two goals
First irst penalty shot of the
by Darrell Graham and one season - Goderich Electric
each by David Eastwood and player Warren Erb couldn't
Brad Armstrong. Jim Mathers heat Glenmark Homes goalten-
had two assists, as did East -
der Patrick Bisset.
wood, Glenmark came up with a 5-1
-- The Suns scored first in the victory, over Goderich Electric
second period when Joey as 'Tim Lassaline had four
Morrissey found the range, but goals, all unassisted to lead the
Port Elgin came back with attack: Frazer Abbott opened
three goals to get back in the the scoring for Glenmark
game, Jim Carmichael, Gary .rw Michael Sheardown
Tucker and Gord McPherson Homes,
were `the Port marksmen. assisting. Spoiling Pat Bisset's
Each team seared once in the shut out was Steve Profit who
third period. David Gallow got got Goderich Electric's only
1 of theme unassisted
the Sun's counter and Peter goo game
Kennedy scored for Port Elgin.
Captain Jeff Speer scoredall
three Hanover goals to give his
team their •victory' over the
Suns.
GODERICH LiON PEEWEES
The Lions met Port Elgin in
two scheduled games this week.
On Wednesday, the Lions out
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Star othe
week
401(
Tim Lassaline, high :;coring centre for Glenmark Homes in Ear
* the. Goderich Minor Hockey House League, has been selected T
as this week's Player of the Week.
Tim has demonstrated an outstanding talent for scoring
• goals without slacking on his responsibilities for winning
faceoffs and •hackchecking.
The 10 -year-old centre has chalked up ten goals in three
• games, eight of them in his team's last two games. He has
not handled 'the feat alone and is quick to credit his
linemen for their work in the corners.
• "I've had a lot of breakaways because of the -wingers
digging the puck out'of the corners and passing it up to me;"
he said, "and they feed, me the puck in the slot all the time" j[
- Tim said about half of the ten goals were as a result of P`
• breakaways"and the other half he• scored from faceoffs or y�
forechecking. His teammates work the puck out 'of" •the
ners for nim and pass it in . front Of the net where Tirir
• positions himself ready for the dhapice to score.
'TC_ This is the last year Tim' will.play in' the. Rouse League. .
Air Five wears in the division, he hopeohis, team -can finish first T.
and win the championship, for him the third championship
ixteam.
Next year he hopes to make the All-Star tearii and from
there he has his eye on the. NHL. Tim lives at 113 .Brock
Street in Goderich.
****************4,°1 ?f.
Bos, Rick Miller and ,Robert goal with 8 minutes left in the
game. The Falcons didn't give
up. Paul Helesic combined
with Roger` Lewis who let a
BANTAM 'ALL-STARS wrist shot go and scored which
The Goderich Police Falcons proved to be the final goal of
won their first _ game of the ,the game.
schedule right in Port Elgin, 5- The: Falcons , alth they
4. The Falcons wereoff to a were..,heat.en 6-2, played good
bad start when Morris clean hockey. Hanover ac -
MacPherson of Port Elgin let. a cumulated 40 minutes in
wrist shot go• to open the• penalties. Two -of -them were 10
scoring at the 30 second mark minute misconducts and • han-
of the first period. ded out after the final whistle.
A Goderich player passed the Total penalties for Goderich
puck right onto the stick of Port was only 18 minutes.
Elgin's Bill Kischuck who in Coach Mike Pope felt his'
turn made a good pass to players -n were very well
Howard Wark • who scored at disciplined compared • to •tlie
2:50 making it 2-0. Hanover Team.
The Falcons fought back. The Falcons play their next
Gary Peters picked up a loose game : on Saturday night in
puck, passed .• it- to Paul Goderich at 8:30, when they
Dougherty, who beat goalten- play host to Walkerton.
der . Robbie Lawlor for
oderich'. first goal. BANTAM HOUSE LEAGUE
Huff.
POLICE FALCONS
Denomme Flowers fought The Falcons came back in
hard ,in the third and 'finally the second determined to win.
beat Paul Bellinger in the nets 'when the Peters boys connec-
for Sifto Joe Burbine got his ted. Billy passed to Gary,, who
`second goal of the game. Win- scored the tying goal, at the
ning goal was scored with ' 2:14 'mark. Larry Daer set up
Denomme a man short 'as 1. Ferry Kisch who let a slap shot
o rt give the Falcons the lead
-2.
Wedlock and Paul'. Meriam. • The third per od- wr s touch
Second game, Monday night, and go. Port Lgin' tied the
.O•P•P. 3, Goderich Restaurant game at the 2:29 mark, Paul
1. Ontario Provincial Police got Helesic came through with a
a goal in each period and their ' nice pass from Ronan Conlon,
net minder Brad Shortreed to make it 4-3. Then Paul
came up with several outstan- Dougherty made a pass to Dale
ding savesto preserve the win.
Clements scored •on..a` three way
passing play from Mike
Duncan who made no mistake.
Allan Bakker beat Martin Mid- Port Elgin scored the last goal
del as Gilbert Vanderheul star- of the game. Goderich Police
ted the' play for the O•P:P,'s. Falcons 5, Port Elgin 4:',
Dean Bowra made it 2-0. The Falcons played their
Defenseman Mike Paqtiette" return game Saturday night in
drew the. assist. Goderich as they defeated Port
Goderich Restaurant got `Elgin 3-0. In the first period, no
their only goal of the game, this scoring by either team.
came from the stick of Paul Goderich planed terrific hockey
Young. Barry Tranquada, right in the second period and
winger, started the play. managed to score all three
In Friday's contest, Novem- goals.
ber 8, two shutouts were recur- Paul Helesic got the first
ded. First game Brad Shortreed„- -'assisted by Rick Rawson, at the
registered one for Goderich 8:27 mark. Then Hugh Hanly
O.P.P. as• they wort their picked up the•`loose puck and
second straight game. All passed it to Rick Rawson who
, scoring was done in the second blasted a high one. The final
period as Robert Jeffrey goal was scored by Roger Lewis
received -a pass from Danny who let a shot go. It .deflected
Redpath to beat Sifto Salt's off the cross bar and bounced
goalie Paul Bellinger. Before in
the end of the period, Allan Stars of the game were all
Bakker skated in all alone' to defencemen for the Falcons.
make the final sco 2-0 for Goaltenders for Goderich were
Goderich O.P.P. over Sifto Salt'. Gerry Gaynor and Tony
Second game Denomme I Bedard. Both played outstan-
Flowers thumped the winless
ding. { ,
Goderich Restaurant 10-0 as Gcr'tderich Police Falcons
Robert Cummings picked up travelled to Hanover on Sun -
his first shut out of the season, day, night and were beaten 6-2.
Leading the attack with five At the end of the first period
goals waAfi "Ted Doherty -and the score was 4-0 for Hanover.
picking up the hat trick for It stayed that way until the
Denomme Flowers was defen-
third when Hanover made it 5 -
Opening their r=egular
schedule Monday. evening,.
McGee G.M..Parts were thum-
ped,. 6-2. Brian • Reed, for
Goderich Elevators started the
season off with the hat, trick as
he opened the game with two
quick goals in the first two
minutes of play. Eric° Skirten
made it 3-0 as Ian Chisholm"
cleared the puck to him from
the corner, and Mark Jones
had no chance. McGee"' G.M.
spoiled Mike , Reynold's shut
out as John Bird heat,hirn on a
high hard blast.
Goderich Elevators got two
more goals in the second as
Eric Skirten got his second of
the game and Ian Chisholm the
other goal• . Rick Leddy' and
Mark Taylor • set up Brian
Reeds third goal in the final
period for Goderich Elevator.
McGee's second goal , of the
game was by Doug 'Cruikshank
unassisted.
Chrivener Jim Peters has
been advised that a hearing
will be held .by the referees and
GIM.H.A. President Bill Reid
as to penalties which occurred
in Wednesday's and Thur
sday's night games.
In. Wednesday's game,
Wayne Jackson scored the win-
ning goal with about a minute
remaining as Don Hoist Real
Estate edged out a win 3-2 over
McGee's G.M. Parts. Doug
Cruickshank scored both
McGee's goals. No other details
are available. •
Goderich Elevator's earned 'a
win over Don Hoist in Thur-
sday's game and this game
. report is also being held by Ken
Crawford, , Referee -in -Chief,
pending a hearing. Spearing
was the infraction and con-
vener*
onvener* Jim Peters says "they are
' definitely going to crack down
semen Steve Sager. John Little 0 Falcons finally got on the on unnecessary penattres tot is
andSteve Walters rounded score sheet. , Bantam Division. Rick Leddy
out the scoring picking up Rick Stoddart let a slap shot picked up four; points and two
points in assists were Brad go from the blue line. Hanovercontinued on page)
Donev, )David Fisher, Arian came back and scored their 6th