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The .Craven Trophy for seriidr dance was won by Michele Harris, front left, and partneri
Tracey MacEwan' while second place went to, left to -right, Nancy Jacobson: and Connie •
DeHaas and third went to Christy Boddy. and Lori Feagan: The trophy was pairt'of the
competition at the Goderich Figure Skating:int'e'r-club meet heldSaturday. (staff -photo).:..-'
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UItSDAY, F FJ3RUARY l°2, 1976-
A
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:•firoderiell :town council unable to distribute founds due
endorsed a motion Monday ,to the deluge of requests, He
night requesting the F.1°ovince- added' that the government
of Ontario to forr)3. inunicipai was in the process of hiring
boards "`to 'administer . Win additiona•l people, to" iii
trio funds, • • • ; vestigate the requests:'. 1
tin i 11 o r 4r , .,ge t ew s ,.. w�,»... -1, .','*""r .,.
presented the Motion to The '"motion presented by
.---ctiunctl claiming there : was Paters' said Wiutarto was
need' ` to dislodge' :til $10 $2'0 e tabkished to provide. funds
•.m,illion' fund • and • begirt ' 1or'£:ultural a'nd recreational'' •
•distributing it to worthwhile-ouetivities• in O.ntario,bu the'
projects 'in Ontario: com- , province had riot fulfilled its ;
munitids. promises to forward the funds -
Cn,innil4',. 1 orgy "r4-°.,:•''';.•:-. ter -this puarpose. It added that. -
-argued that, the-Wititariq... the monies have beena'llowed.
lottery was :more Successful' ' .to accumulate in eves in:.! .
than the. government had creasing- •amouri,ts an•.cl that •
anticipated and they .were Iht~°enmmit tn� iN'r^-:•.;itNvy,
not -been able to pass good..
first hand judgement as to the
needs' in any given com-
munity.
The motio li,ed.�far,..th -,--
-fin of;.Go.derich tojequest
that 'the,-Provi-rice of Ontario'
naine' hoards in` ,,each
'munieipal'ity to'award` the
hinds. .Ioca.11'y.. The funds'
.would be made avai l,bleon a`'.
proportionate'; basis :to the•:
money:; ' collected in ticket
sales iii the aom:mutrty:L
Council will also •seek,
.
Support of the, motion from
other municipalities. • -
toms exten
The Suncoast Estates
Atoms Won their fifth straight
WOAA' league .game. here
Saturday, shutting out 'the
Listowel Cyctones,•6-0:
The win •gives the Suns a
'league record of thirteen
wins, seven losses arid a tie.
They have only• two games
retrainingbefore .playoffs
begin: Both these gave are
at home against the Other • top
two tearh°s in.theieague. Port
v,' Elgin, .who are in a race tothe
wire.' for , second place
•Walkerton finish the Suns
schedule here next saturday,
A Measure of the; im-.
provement shown by the Suns
over the season can be seen .in
their scores in games with
Listbwel.-
In their'.firs't meeting of the
season, Listowel defeated the
• Suns, 6=0. Their next game,
ended in'a 1 1 tie. The Suns
won _the th-erd gargle: -2-i over --
•Listowel, . and then finished°
Doff their regular: schedule
meetings by reversing thd6-0
score from their first game,
The Suns left little doubt' of
their - superiority ovel• the
:Cyclones Saturday, scoring
' once inthe first'period, and
five times the second. .-
goal tenders • Jeff
Denornrne and .Terry, .Bean
each la .ed halrthe ame to •
Wednesday' at :the,"
Goderich Memorial Arena
tJ e -Lucknow 'Intermediates
came from behind to edge
Goderich Sailors 7-6. :Leading
the attack for Lucknow was
Jiro Emberlin with five goals.
Sailors lead 3-2 at the end of
th'e first period .on -two goals
by John. DeColling and a
single by Kevin Meriam.
•D•r,awin•g -assists ,on John
DeColling's goals 'were Jim
Farrish, "J.im .Hayter. Wayne:
• Doak and Gord • McI'ntre set •
• up Kevin Meriam's goal: •
Lucknow :tied the game
, four -all in the second as they
outscored the Sailors 2 to 1.
Milt• Place picked °up the.
• Sailor'.s goal from Tom
Crawford .and Ron Miller.
Lu•cknow, in the third period,'
went . ahead on' Jim`
Ei iberlin's,fifth,goal;_,b.ut ithe
;Sailors came right back with
the equalizer by ".John Fen-
. .wick, John.. 'D'e' ol.ling
assisting. Livingston and
• Austin •picked up two quick
goals to put :them back in the
lead 7-5. Sailors'fought back
but could only rn-anage-erre
goal this by John DeCallrng
• his third goal ,of the game,
Jim- Farrish assisting.
•
•
P Y. g.
record their sharedshutout.
Right • winger•
Crawford had two goals and
an assist' torr ttie'uns: `bayed
Gaily scored once' and had
two assists: Rick Younghad
a goal and an assist. Brad
Armstrong and Daryl Madge
were the other .goal scorers,
for the Suns., Defenceman.
John • Peter's :and John
Thompson, who played •a
ar
win streak
South,London.
strong game, were credited series between
with assists.
:The Suns passing attack
was the outstanding 1'e-ature
of the game. Once they had
built up their 6-0. lead, -the.
Suns played 4 .'strong
checking game • to preserve
the shutout.
Wednesday night the Suns
played. in. Hanover. ,
The Suns ' game here
Saturday against'Port Elgin
will be followed at 6 "p:m, by
the, fifth and deciding gamein
the OMI -IA Bantam playoff,
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