The Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-09-29, Page 21Min
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Don Johnston, President of
the Goderich Minor Hockey
Association, says that player
registration is comparable
with last year at this time
and he claims that more
boys in the midget and
juvenile category will likely
register.
Those figures were
released as minor hockey
Bs sting
Glencoe
BY FRED
SCHOEMAKER
The Goderich United B
soccer team played Glencoe
on Sunday and stung them
good and hard with a 4-1
victory.
In the first half, good old
Mike (Woody) Wedlock
scored with a 25 yard banana
shot. The second goal was
scored by Eric (the Stinger)
Mitchell on a penalty shot.
Glencoe came back with a
goal on a very ,questionable
call by the referee on a
penalty inside the 18 yard
line. It was scored by Carlos
Gee Fletcher.
In the second half, play
was in Glencoe'S end. The
referee called a goal kick.
The goalie kicked it straight
to Fred .( Coach Boom Boom
Schoeboart) Schoemaker's
head. It then went up in the
air about 30 feet and came
down near the line where the
goalie couldn't stop it despite
all his effort. That was the
insurance .goal for the Bs.
With ten minutes left in the
game, Randy Stoddart drove
one by the goalie that
finished off the scoring.
You couldn't pick just one
star of the game -since the
whole team played well.
Motocross
wraps up
The 1982 Motocross season
wraps up Sunday, October 3
at Hully Gully with a double
header event.
Riders from all parts of
Ontario., along with some
from Western United States,
will be going neck to neck
battling it out for the season
Championship prizes, in-
cluding giant trophies, Pro
Jackets; plus the regular
daily trophies and : cash
prized.
School boy and junior rac-
ing starts at 10 a.m. and
senior and expert racing
starts at 3 p.m.
For \ more information,
please contact Randy Collins
at 262-5808 or'262-3318.
For Exclusive and
Unusual Gifts
key prepares to hit the ice this Saturday
prepares to hit the ice this
Saturday when the tryouts
for the travelling teams
begin.
While 220 future hockey
stars have registered this
year it is not know if there
will be any second teams. At
the annual association
meeting last year it was
decided that boys will not be
allowed to play house league
if they are on a second team.
•'We don't know what
second teams we'll have
until all registrations are
in," Johnston said adding
that the travelling teams
should be more competitive
this year.
Behind the bench for the
Signal -Star Juveniles, for a
second year in a row will be
the familiar face of Doug
Cruickshank. The Stars will
hold their first workout this
Saturday, October 2 between
1 and 2 p.m.
The Legion Branch 109
midgets will take to the ice at
11 a.m. for 60 minutes of
tryouts under the watchful
eye of Larry Jeffrey and
CB Club
donates cheque
The Circle City CB Club recently held a draw with proceeds
going to the MacKay Centre for Seniors. -Left to right are
Bill Ross, finance chairman for the MacKay Centre; John
Miller, president of the CB Club; Alvin Daer, treasurer of
the CB Club; and Harold Bettger, finance chairman of the
MacKay Centre. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan)
Huron farm and home news
4-H Beef Calf
Thanksgiving
Show and Sale
The second annual
Thanksgiving 4-H Beef Calf
Show and Sale will be held at
the Brussels Stockyards
Limited, Monday, October
11. Huron and Bruce County
4-H Berf calves will be ac-
cepted. Show time is 10:30
a.m. with the sale to follow at
1 p:m. Jim Coultes of
Wingham will judge the
show and -M.P.P. Jack
Riddell will auction. •
Many of these calves will
'be Guineas quality calves
and should make an ex-
cellent showing. The general
public is invited to -come out
and enjoy the show and sale.
Excellent lunch facilities
are available at the Brussels
Stockyards Limited.
-Stan Paquette; Assoc.
Ag. Rep.
Beware,7 Roughage. , .
Quality Low
The 1982 hay crop may
need some help from extra
protein supplement in the
grain mix to ensure dairy
rations are balanced"for all
essential nutrients. This was
not a good year for har-
vesting qualityhayor
haylage asa andsult
dairymen are going to have
to pay close attention to
supplementing' the proper
protein, energy and minerals
to the milking herd.
• In many Ontario dairy
herds, dry cows and heifers
are very poorly treated;
largely because they are not
contributing any im-
mediately saleable product.
This mistreatment can :often
lead • to costly health
problems, poor feed' intake,
and poor production in the
critical first few months of
the following lactation.
Of course, feed analysis,
and ration formulation based
on the results of your home
feeds' is the best way
toown ensure adequate levels of
nutrients are met. We
strongly encourage the use
of this program for milking
cows, dry cows and heifers.
-Dennis Martin, Assoc.
Ag.. Rep.
ENTERTAINMENT
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Paul Stahl, both back for
another season.
The coach for the Goderich
Elevator Bantams has ° not
been decided as other
commitments will prevent
last year's coach, Dan
Duncan, from devoting as
much time to the team. The
bantams will take to the ice
at 8 a.m. Saturday.
Starting his fifth season as
coach of the Lion Peewees is
Dennis Williamson who says
that registration in that
group is down one-third
leaving him less players to
choose from. He hopes every
peewee player will be on the
ice at 10 a.m. Saturday.
Bridge
Club
scores
The Goderich Bridge Club
had eight tables for a Mit-
chell game on September 21.
The average score (50 per
cent) was 84.
Mary Donnelly and
Eleanor Erskine were first
North-South with 105;.second
were Louise Hetherington
and. Jean Papernick, 93;
third were Helen Tench and
John Wood, 90; and fourth
were David Aiken arld Rick
Somers, 89.
Joanne Duckworth and
Lee Ryan were first East-
West with . 1021'2; second
were Helen Gardiner and
Audrey Tobin and Cathy
McDonald and Pat Stringer
who tied with 87; and fourth
were Jean Cook and Verna
Worthy with 83.
At least 44 atoms will be on
the ice at 9 a.m. Saturday
under the direction of coach
Steve Buchanan. The coach
is confident that his final
team of 18 players will make
an impressive showing this
year.
When it comes to the 7 and
8 year-olds playing hockey
for the Garb and Gear
Novice team, coaches John
Hodges and.. Brian Rumig
will also have fewer players
to choose from as
registration is down by 10
players. All 33 novice -age
GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29,1982 --PAGE 3A
players will be on the ice
Saturday at noon. Tryout
times are , posted at the
arena.
>on says that while
almost all coaches have been
selected for the travelling
teams, house league and
second team coaches are not
confirmed. A meeting for
anyone interested in
coaching, managing or
working with any team are .
invited to attend a meeting
with othercoaches on
Thursday, September 30 at 7
p.m. in the recreation office.
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