The Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-11-14, Page 64
PAGE f••-GOUERICI-t SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, •1974
MIOR IItCKFY
(continued "from page 3)
.goals and two• assists. Final'
score -' 5-1 for Goderich
Elevators.
THE TWINS
MIDGET ALL-STARS
In a return match in
Elgin last Wednesday,
Twins were rolling in high gear
as they defeated Port Elgin 6-3.
First period's only goal was by
Bill Lewis at the 4:35 mark as
he picked up a loose puck and
made no mistake.
The line of Phil Arthur, Bill
Lewis and Tim McLean were
the strongest units on the ice as
_they picked up the next two
goals to start the second period.
Phil Arthur stick handled
through the defense and made
a neat move to get his first goal
of the night.
Bill Lewis then made ,tit 3-0
on a high hard one. Benny
Worsell played Ja strong game
both ways, as he teamed up
with Bill Gauley •and Pete"Crew
at the 11:16 mark to give the
Twina comfortable lead.
Port Elgin finished the
p
s
goal of the night from the point -
as Pete Crew set him up.
In the second period, both
teams exchanged goals
Walkerton tieing the game as••
-Jim Snodgrass picked up the
third goal of the game. Tim
Port McLean scored his second goal
The : of the game as Bill Lewis com-
bined with Phil Arthur to set
him up. .
In the third period, Greg
Beacon deeked the defence and
let a high wrist shot go for
Goderich's final goal. Ben Wor-
sell and Pete Crew were also in
on `the play.
Walkerton fought back and
scored the last goal of the game
at the 9:30 mark. 'They had
many chances to tie the game
but John Page pulled off some
voters, lists from the
outstanding saves in the last 10 preliminary -voters' lists .from
minute's of the game. the Hu. ortPerth Regional .
Assessment Office following
.HOCKEY NOTES enumeration.
Congratulations to the
Vikings who won the Sr. and According to walls, it was 'a
Jr. football Championship time-consuming, tedious,
• against Exeter last Saturday in . frustrating job, but it was done
Stratford. Trusting to see some , for a •cost of something like
of these fine athletes come out • $700. n
for hockey as the Juveniles etc, n This year, due to the unusual
scoring in the period as. Dave could use these boys who are in amount f paper work thrust
Uiselt fired from short range: excellent condition.
Port Elgin came on strong in With regards to the Bantam on the town,..: office staff
the third period as they picked Crawford bei -muse of • a „multitude of
up two goals by centreman
Elections are hectic and costly for everyone
Elections are more than just government. However, an unex-
getting out December 2 to cast plained snag developed when
a vote for -the candidate of the paper masters proved to be
inadequate for ,the printers'
your choice. needs. Extra -cost was involved •
to photograph and plate the en-
Elec:tions area pile of extra tire voters' list.
work for the administrators
and clerks and other' clerical According to Walls, the total
staff as -well as the regional hill for 150 voters' lists in=the
assessmertt.office"personnel and Town of Goderich will • be
the enumerators who .prepare' about: $1,500 - nearly
the voters' 'lists and make cer- ' double the cost to, the town two
tain that everything is in apple ‘'ears ago when local staff did
pie Birder and to the satisfac- the work.
tion of all electors. "I never dreamed I'd get a
In Goderich this yeat‘', the hill of this kind," commented
lists have been unexpectedly Walls. "I'm rather annoyed
costly and Administrator because I hate throwing good
Harold Walls isn't at all money away."
pleased about it. Walls said he'd contacted the
In 1972 when the voters' lists Mississauga company concer-
were prepared, the staff at the ning the failure of the paper
town office along with extra • masters provided by them. He
part-time help prepared the said he was told by personnel
there that other municipalities
had been having similar dif-
ficulties.
House League - Ken zoning changes, etc., municipal
me
Brock Turcotte, who was their
the play rs involved
went in off the goaltenders in
Ed Courtney `let a golf-. shot
1V game reports •-"have been
received
ived by the ,eniles who
shoulder to make it 5-3 and• had two h -a
.ome,mes cancelled
on the road last
won 12-2. They will
awn as the Signal Stars.
suspension was handed out to
advised that a one game
office staff. was unable• to un -
best player•
go• from the blue line which spearing. am
Phil Arthur. who previously pT
• - rnissed.several good chances to seek but did d
score got his second goal of the be • kn
an
game. Ed • Courtney assisted.
• Killing penalties and playing
a' strong defensive game' were
Kennedy who played their st
dertake the preparation of the
• voters lists..
The printing was done by the •' '
Print Shop from paper• masters
supplied through the
Assessment Office from a•
Mississauga firm that does all
such work for the"provinci•al
Mike Cummings and Scot Sal Ors win pair
' -
•
'game to date. '
/1. V•
nrri
f
Both teams playa a good s ea or
clean game as tmy
e„vias only
Andrew
m
isco
penalties
i team plus Mike
Yicked up a 10 minute
uct • iii th‘- last' few
14 .minutes in
called to e
all to defeat
writing on the 'enumeration
In Huron County, six slips etc.
municipal's es chose this same Mr. Eastwood feels that of'
Paper masters method. Of the the hundreds and hundreds of
six, three municipalities names listed- in the
( Shorne, 1'uckersiTiith and municipalities yin his district,
Wingham • reported no the number of errors is
problems at the printers. Tile amazingly small.
other"three - Goderich, Ashfield
and West Wawanosh - found
their printers had difficulty
working from the paper
masters. �.
H„wver. the Goderich
voters' lists are prepared and
citizens expecting to vote in the
December •' election are urged
to check the books to ensure
their names are there and all is
straight for the halloting day.
In this regard, Huron -Perth.
Regional Assessment, Com-
missioner Barry Eastwood,
Goderich, says the enumerators
do a great job. He admits,,there
are some mistakes, but says
most of the errors can he traced
hack to the key punch operators'
who may misunderstand hand -
The Baha'i Faith Teaches'
The resources of, the world, food, fuel, energy, scientific
knowledge and medical research etc., should be used for the
good of all mankind. They should be shared commensurate
kith the needs of the people. They will be under the guidance
of a Universal Tribunal appointed from all the countries of
earth and freed from national greed and avarice. This,
said
Baha'u'llah Prophet founder of the Baha'i Faith, in 1863, is the
way material civilization, -the source of human progress com-
bined with Divine civilization will reach its attainment, the
felicity of mankind.
Clinton P.O: Box 334
Goderich P.O. Box 212
'Getting back to the cost of elec-
tions, Administrator Harold
Walls reports that this year for
the first time, Goderich will
,have to send out cards advising
electors.pf their polling districts
and the location 'of their polls.
When there are over 5,000
,voters in a municipality, the
provincial government requires
that cards be sent' out.
Goderich has just gone over
that magical number of voters
this year. The extra cost will be
like $200 for thy/
$300 for postage!
somethi
cards
CHRISTMAS'.
IDEAS
- - A
distinctive collection
of hand crafted
country copper,
in heart-warming yesterday designs.
For the craftsmen,
we have containers, baskets, ribbon
by the foot, inathe newest designs.
seasonal •-
foliages, flowers, and trails, for
tl your holiday' -decorating creations.
Visit the Raintree soon,
and inquire about, -the many
very special wreaths and door designs,
created one -of -a -kind.
ng
and
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Clinton - 482-3871
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se o ods .of the game. BY JACK CUMMINGS Harriston jumped into a
/The first meeting withthree goal lead in the second as
Walkerton is one game coach” irt FH sA. game Intermediate
fthe regular
Fred Nor iian and Don Barry
Ted 'Williams
illiams would like toeach •got a goal. Goderich were.
:forget. The Twins ended up schedule was played here last
night and Goderich a man short on both goals.
Sailorsfinally got on 'track
with 11 minor penalties, 1
minute misconduct and a five
minute penalty for fighting. But
the Twins did manage to • win
the game 7-6. -s ar
Goderich opened the score at and each team had only two Wayne Doak. Wane Fisher
the 13 second mark as Tim minor penalties. The Beavers•
sparked the come back as he
McLean pushed in the .loose opened the scoring at the 2:38 made it 3-2.
pucka Bill Lewis assisted• mark of the second as .Terry Mark Fisher, who was.
Walkerton came right 'back .as. Craig beat Rob Kellestine on brought up •replacing Wayne
they beat Pete, Kelly with two the short side. Paul Rau fed Rau (out with a serious injury) .
quick unassisted goals. Ben --him a 'perfect pass a made a pass to start the play.
Worsell, who•{played a'two way Then the old pro', Jack Wane • Fisher then set up
game for the Twins, set up the Mcllwain combined with Bill Wayne Doak for the tying goal
next -play as Mike Cummings McLaughlin, and Bob Buetten- and also the, winning goal, as
knocked in his own rebound to ' miller to make it 2-0. Mike Courtney took a pass to
tie the score. That was all the scoring for
Fourteen seconds later, Seaforth as Wane Fisher, who ,heat Harriston goaltender withless khan .eight minutes
'HV lk rtoi Walkerton went has been moved up to left wing
Cremaining.
Sailors came from behind to and on the score sheet, as Cam.
defeat Seaforth• started2. MacDonald beat Mike Norman
First period '' out on. a three way passing play
slowly as there was 'no scoring t ted by Jim Farrish and
dthe Twins were and has been appointed p
ahead again as
taina of the Sailors took over,
a man short. On a power play • scoringthree goals before the
by Goderich's Ben Worsell, the'period ended
game was tied as he blasted a p .
Tod ended.
picked up their
wrist shot from close in.
It was a see -saw battle as fourth .goal in the third period
Walkerton scored 40 secondsby TomMCranwfo d andsJohn
up
later to give them the 1cadFenwick. •
Before the end of the first Penalty total - Croderich
period; Ben Worsell scored his Sailors 18 minutes.
second goal of the game
• unassisted to make it four all. A very poor crowd on hand,
The go ahead goal was - and if you want to see exciting,.
o
scored with less than 30 god • hockey, why not drop
seconds left in the first period. down to the arena?
Mike Cummings got his second Travelling to Harriston Sun-
- day for an afternoon game, the
Sailors were without the ser-
vices of Jim Hayter, John Fen -
.wick, and Dirk Wolterbeek, and
managed to come from behind
to edge out a 4-3 victory.
Only goal'' in the first period
was by Tom •Newman as Bert
Newman and Ken Robertson
combined to beat Rick Toth
who played a strong game in
the nets for the Sailors.
•This els Your Town
Vote as you like
But Get out & Vote
Need a Ride?
For transportation to -
the polls '
Call 524-9090 or 524-9097
Total penalties - all minor -
20 minutes for Goderich and 24
minutes for Harriston.
Next game Friday at the,
arena when the Clinton Colts
will be in , town. The Sailors
need your support.
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