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The ` Suncoast Estates day The first eriocl was
Atoms took part in the
Bruss.e 's Optimists Atom scorch and the play was
hockey tournament last evenly balanced,•
weekend, winning their first Hespeler broke the game
round „game, 4-2, , over Kitopen with three g the second.
n just
Gtienei ,but losing in the semis •over a: minute in the second ..
final, 5-1, to Hespeler; : period.' Richard Leadbetter., •
David Ellaeott and, David
In the, opening •round, the •
Suns were, matched against Westwood •were the Hespeler
'the Kitchener •Bluej•ays,., a ` goal -scorers,•
major the system. representative team' The Suns. Caine back with
t
from one,, easily the prettiest goal
of the 8a°1°;when David '
The Suns' played' well to WI* took a return pass
defeat the bigger Bluejays. from Nark`Crawford just at
Goderich opened the scoring tipped it
inthe goal mouth and the first of play when. Rick past, Chris. Eaton' in the
Young. banged in a rebound Hespeler goal'.. Paul Day also
from a ggal-mouth scramble, received an assist'on the play.
David Callow and Mark David Westwood. got .:his
;, Crawford were given assists second goal of the game to
on the play. -
The Bluejays came back
with two goals .by Scott
Winterkorn to hold a 2-1 lead
at the end of the first period.
- In the second period, the
Suns scored twice to take a 3-2 presented to the outstanding
lead. David Callow, player on each team in each
assisted by Mark Crawford gamer David ' Gallows and
and John Thompson, spored Mark Crawford were the Suns
• after taking .a pass:. from recipients.
Daryl 1VIadge at the•Kitchener Hespeler lost in the
blueline.:• championship final, 4-3;to
The. Suns last goal went into Merriton, who were also
an empty net in the final champions of the''A' division
minute' of play. when• Kit- in last .year's tournament, ;in
chener•' went with .six at- which the. Suns were. .'A'
tackers but the move back- finalists and winners` of the
fired. Mark Crawford scored most o sportsmar}like team
the empty net goal assisted • award.,
• .by Daryl Madge.. • Tuesday the Suns took part
in the- Hu'ronia Ho.ekey-
Tournament in Mildmay.
The only other action for the
Suns. this season.:willbe. their'
visit to Saltfleet 'April 3 and 4
to complete the exchange
visit between • Saltfleet, and
Goderich teams. Goderich
hosted the Saltfleet ,teams in
January,
in the arena on the spring-like •
give Hespeler a 4-1 lead and .'
Richard. Leadbetter got his'
second ,to complete the
scoring with only six seconds'
remaining in the game.
Hockey sticks were
_, The - -Kitchener coach,..
Ron Richardson, commented
on the fine skating.. ,.and
parsing.of the Suns..'
In the semi-final game,' the
Suns • played Hespeler Who
had -defeated Elmira, 5-3; in
his first round action.
The game wasa slow-paced
one, owing to the softice and
high temperature conditions
ender
ayof
On . March -17 the final
si;heduled games of -the 1975-
1976: Industrial Curling
• League were played. . The
DRMCo Plant team, skipped
by Jack kellough, made • it
• knownearlythat they, wanted
second place as they
proceecled to an 11-1 victory
over the Teacher No. 2 squad.
Victoria & Grey showed . no
mercy either, 'whipping- the
Kinsmen 17-3, killing the
Kinsmen's drive to get out' of
the cellar. The Financial
team edged the DRMCo
Office boys 7-5 in the only
r^ko§e game of the, night.
•;Payoff =positions are':now
set and the :next two weeks
will produce the champions of
each group. In grow ,."A" the
Financial team wil "play the
The Atom 'House League champlo s, Mcintee Real -Estate,.
had a team party recently to .celebrate their winning
season. ,The team members are [front. row from left]
Charles Egener, John Dobie, Brad Smith,Ray' Vanstone,
Doug Stevenson, Paul McCartney and Joe 1VIelady; [second
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Th,p ;column that's road for a pure+
r 0 w •from left] Gordon Harper, Randy Chapman, Scott Stoll,
Paul ;tlttrphy,, Jamie Reynolds, Jeff Feagan and David.
'Mahood; third row from left]. Kelly McAdam and coach
fiord Smith. Not available for photo was Bob Walsh. [staff-
photo
Goderich force busy win rash of accidents
Margaret McIntyre of 30
Ellweod Drive; Chatham,
Ontario, . sustained $3;,000
damage to her car on March
21 by crashing into- a brick:
and cement Goderich Buildall•
'planter: • .
•She was.trave]ling south on
Victoria St. North and, due to
ice on the road, lost -control of
her vehicle and hit' the
planter. - ' •
Damage to the planter was
$100. Thedriver of the car
was not injured.
On March 13,a''hit and run'
accident resulted in $800.
damage to -a vehicle owned by
Lawrence Lassaline of
Goderich. •
A .Collision ; on
1Vlar�h..:. l resulted' in -. ..total
damage of $300'. :Vehicles
were o-wried by-Jehn D4h.e
onto the Square, where he
Collided .with John, Vollick
who was reversing' from a
parker position. •
Damage to the Vollick.,
vehicle was $200.1 with
damage,to the Doherty
vehicle estimated at,$100.
On March 20, 20, •Richard
Milburn: RR 2, Clinton
sid=eswiped a parked 'vehicle
owned by• Donald Cook., 115
West St., Goderich.' Damage
to both' -cars' is estimated at
$425..
Richard Milburn was East-
bound on West St., when he.
collidedwith the -vehicle
owned - by Donald .•Cook.
Damage to the parked car is.
$250. ,.w.lth' _damage :to the.
• moving :yeWcl'e 175...
A MarCh 20 accident, 7T'
-Y - volving' a -car ancL LL
1811 -Par-k--St., Godt>r'ich,- and—
• John . Vollick, 98 Park St.
Goderich: -
The accident resulted when
John Doherty ,was making a
right turn from South. Street•-'
Teacher No: 2 and the 'DR
MCI' Plant will, play Victoria
& Grey. Both .games should
beclose' and exciting. Based
-on season performance; the
Financial team, and DRMCo
Plant should, win; but 'in
sudden -death play.Off
anything can happen.
In group "B” the Kinsmen
Will play Teachers No. 1. while
the, DRMCo Office team wait
toplay the winner. Both.
teams finished the season
with identical records and
were only, one quarter apart
in points scored. •They split
their season series one game
each and the only difference•
'"appears -:to be in the points
against column a statistic
doesn't mean anything in a
sudden -death elimination.
GODERICH INDUSTRIAL CURLING LEAGUE
. W L •F A ' .P
Financial 12 1 1383/9,
DRMCo Plant . ' 9 5 117
Teacher No. ? • 8 6 108
Victoria & Grey . ,.... ,.6 5 - . 951,/2
'DRMCo Office ` 5 9 - 931/
Teacher No. 1." 4 9 ' 781/2
Kinsmen a.:'.•;.• 4 9
8
58 .923
85 .642
103 .571
731/2 .545 •
1201/ • .357
1071/ .308
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dame. •d his car to. the extent
of SG00 Alen making a right.
tura unto Bayfield Road from
tht• N1 all exit when the vehicle
-‘vas-‘vms struck from the rear by
this
motorcycle, .also north-
t)uund ."n•}3ayfield Road:
Damage to the motorcycle
. is t•�trntated at $600., '
(s,t nn• Anderson, operator
tsi'frit.frioll •cycfei was' taken
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by Scotty Hamilton•
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At last report, he had suffered
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During the past week the •
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RAILINGS
For Exterior and Interior
Columns and; III metal
Fab 'r-Lt-ation-aeats '
eye4e, i,salted-:-ins. joint -
damages of 8900, plus injuries
to driver Glenn Anderson, RR
• 1 Dungannon, -driver 'of the.
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John Carson, RR 6, Merlin,
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A couple of months or so ago, I bought a car' for cash,' which
was a private. sale. This car has been nothing but a -headache
ever since. It's once again in the garage, and my mechanic now
tells me, that the mileage has been altered: •
I've managed to get hold of the former owner/but he strongly
denies this. Lfeel that I have been taken ... what can 1 do?
Unless you can obtain a service receipt from some place
where this car had work done,and it showed a higher mileage
than•when you bought it, then there's nothing thatyou can do, to
our knowledge.
When you buy an automobile from a registered dealer, he is
regulated by the Motor Vehicles Dealers Act, which means;
among other things, that anyone on his staff altering an
odometer could cost him his dealer's licence.
This also ,applies to registered mechanics, as well as car
leasing firms, but when you buy privately, you "Take Your
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you parted with the. cash:
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I bought my husband a pair of shoes for Christmas: from a
Targe department store. The shoes•they sold me were the wrong
size, and as a resulthe got a blister on 'his heel which, burst
causing blood poisoning. ' ' -
He had.to get penicillin shots, buthe could have lost his leg, or
his life. We think weshould sue this company, what do you
think? • -
. Well,madam, we are neither•in the shoe or'sue business. To
find out if you have a valid case, you will .have to consult a-
compet'erit lawyer. • I.n the meantime "IMPACT" has contacted
this store '(not located in this area, we might add.) This store
claims that they know nothing at.all about this matter,. as; ap-
parently, you have never bothered to visit, write or.ghone them,
so they are completely '"in ,the dark."•
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Recently we purchased a Doberman Pinscher pup and sent
her to a kennel which was supposed to specialize in all phases of
dog. training. They .charged us 5200 cash 'in advance, for an'
obedience training course. •
. Well, after a' Month wepicked her up, and she's a little better
than before, but certainly nothing near being well trained..' We •
feet that his $200 was a complete waste of money and have
complained to this .trainer to no avail. ' '
"IMPACT" has investigated this 'kennel and its owner quite
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• He claims that pups are similar to children, some are very.,
• bright. while others are extremely slow to learn.
Your's, unfortunately, was one of the latter, and the trainer
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guarantee', and also'that he was not responsible for the animal
while in his care. His lees is justified, he states, because of the
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