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New Horizons.....
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general repairs are planned.
New benches are on order.
When it is alt completed next
spring, and the point applied,
the Club will be a credit to
Goderich.
Fred expressed the thanks of
the member's to the 12 men who
have worked so faithfully on
the proJects. They are the
works committee, Fred
Richardson, Earl Allison,
Larne Webb, George" Allison,
Os Falkiner, Harold Knisley,
Allan McTaggert, Frank
•McIlwain, Harold Mon-
tgomery, Fred Price, Ted
White and Lloyd Young;
^ Ted White reported on
membership particularly. By
accepting the grants the Club
obligated itself to involve as
many retired people as
possible, and others, in, lawn
bowling. To accomplish this
active membership and
coaching committees' were set
up and afternoon bowling en-
couraged.
Free use of bowls and -free
membership were offered to
new bowlers regardless of age.
This has -resulted in grater use
of the greens and 2.Q potential
new -members for 1976. This
could meana fifty percent
increase in membership in one
year. Inter -club bowling with
Mitchell was commenced this
year. Hopes are high for in-
volvement with other clubs.'
Silver dollar awards for those
bowlers who used the greens
the greatest number of times
were presented to Lorna
Vincent, Lloyd ' Young,
Margaret Allison, Milton,
Rayner, Stella Crawford and
Mariogan.
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Lee Ryan and Mike Mallough
brought honour to the Club in
the _Provincial and Summer
Games championship com-
petitions .this year in London.
They wqn gold medals in the
Suinmer(Games.
Appreciation was' expressed
to the ladies foci their support,
to Lorne Webb, Earl Allison
and Fred Richardson for ex-
cellent greens and to all who*'
helped make 1975 a year of
progress.
The dinner committee
comprising Harold Knisley,
Lorna Vincent 'and Lorne
Matthews afranged lively
entertainment by way of
•pantomime singing, Edna
Overholt, Os Falkiner -•':and
May Richardson; a quiz show,.
Ann Sprung and Frank
Walkom; and "turnip and
apple" lawn bowling, followed
by games
tr::loseone to Grand
Bend; blank St. Thomas
Howdy, Ma'am's and
Misters! Got two games for
you this week;, one a loss, the
other a fantastic, terrific,
overwhelming win! ! (Notice
that enthusiasm??! ! )
It beats me how United can
be so superior for one game and
the next time look like a bunch
of rookies.(no offense, Iain!)
That's how the match against
Grand Bend two weeks ago
appeared to the onlooker.
Granted, the weather was
incredibly crummy ..: rainy,
cold and windy; -but United just
couldn't cut it and that's the
long and short, of it! Grand
Bend isn't the "people's.
choice" for classy- soccer or
popularity, but they dig in and
never let up and for pure
steamroller tactics ybu can't
stop them.
The first half ,was a toughie
but it seemed_ promising
because we were awarded a
penalty kick -and "Big John"
Gottschalk landed an easy goal
in the net. But Grand Bend
scored two goals -on us and we
were left feeling at a disad-
vantage. The second period of
play proved to be not one ,whit -
easier 'in terms of chances •for
scoring as the Forwards left the
mid -field wide open and the
opposition took fair advantage
of this situation and scored
their third and final goal of the
gatne. ,.
Not rnueh covering was seen
on United's part and too much
parrying with the ball was
evidenced 'and , not nearly
enough unity and solidarity
between the lines; both forward
and defensive. Grand Bend
took full opportunity on each
mishap and dilemma befalling
Goderich and they literally
walked away with the game, 3-
1.
For United, this was
definitely an "off" day but they,
rallied their talents and
determination for the,following
week's game against St.
Thomas. Ijt was everything and
more that you expect from a
team the',calibre -of Goderich
United.
We walked on the field and
the air was full of promise and
tense expectancy. And it was
marvelous to watch our guys in
action back in their familiar.
and comfortable . niche. They
were tuned in, turned on and
totally in command of the field.
They initiated each play' and
•carried theni"'through smoothly
and effectively. St. Thomas
was not to be taken lightly;
they fought to retain .their
ground, but it was hopeless in
the face of United's dogged
desire.
The first 45 minutes 'saw
plenty of maneuvering and
fast -paced plays. United was
the aggressor from start to
finish. .Harold Refflinghaus
ended the suspense of this half
with a beaut of a goal and we
were on our way ! Not toornany
;minutes -were left for this half
howeiver and we were up 1-0
when the whistle halted the
play. .
We entered the second half
with confidence and persistant
determination and it paid off.
Only minutes into this period
"the Big H" once again zapped
a ball into the opposition's net
with the authority of a goal -
minded man! The cheering
had barely died down,. when a
penalty shot was given to our,
team and Dave "the Dude"
Graf was chosen for this task
and he gave us goal no. 3 in his
own inimitable style! Shortly
after this•"fair accomplie", ole
Harold whipped another ball
into the goal for a hat -trick and
point no. 4 for Goderich,
We were fairly zipping,
zapping and zonking,'em?!.! St.
Thomas' sturdy men in centre
field were no match for our
defense line. They settled any ° ,
and all problems .in, double-
quick time. United was "foxy"
(a good adjective, mais oui?).
and cool-headed, ' • They
handled any action St. Thomas•
had to give and controlled the
situation and the ball, superbly.
They left the Forwards free of
flak and harrassrnent, thus
enabling them to dispense:'w.it i :`
the goal -scoring under the best
possible conditions. Their
singlemindedness was self-
evident when, Dave 'again
barrelled in anpther "wowie"
goal and proved that the turf
was most assuredly ours!
Very few minutes were left to
be played out when Harold
gained firm control of the ball
and totalled up point no. 6 for a
fantastic finish of 6-0. Now,
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