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The Sifto' Salt entry in the Bolan to make it 2-0. Brussels
pee wee , house league came back early in the
journeyed to Walkerton en 'second • period ..but ,Allan
March 20 and 21 to take part Bakker scored a powerplay
in the Lake Huron Zone goal (late in the, period with
peeWee House'4 League Huff and Sager assisting. -
Tournament; Sifto Salt went ` Brussels made it 3=2, vaitii
all the way to the finals,. 'two minutes'lett ilii the game;
losing by: a score of'2:te I;to • On 'the .power play •Steve.
another ' Godericli team, Dobie scored 'with a minute
Goderich Restaurant, • and '. a half left from Tim
The first gine took lace • Lassaline and Paul Bolait and
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on''Saturday .'against Exeter. th'Pn c6'mpleted his secondhat
at
The Exeter team was big and . trick in two games, As.be.
rough, and because of . their scored from Bolan with half a
rough play, were assessed six minute' left Paul. Bellinger''
. of seven . penalties. In the and Pat Bissett again shared
second . and third periods, the timein•thenets:
Sifto was able to capitalize on,Sifto Salt met Walkerton in
these manpower 'advantages te next gameand won. 7-2,
and went on defeat Exeter. Again,- Sifto was able•:to stay,
8-1.. ,out of the penalty box and
The big scorer for Sifto was score on the "power . plays.
•
Steve Dobie with a hat trick rWalke'rton..took . five,- of the:
and anassist. John Huff had 2 seven penalties and, S ifnto •
goals with singles: going to scored on three power plays.
Mike Paquette, Mark Car- Tim Roosemalen and Steve
men and Steve' Sager; Steve Sager scored in the first.
also had 2� assists Paul period and Steve Dobie, •
Bellinger and Pat Bissett. Robert Willis and John Huff
shard the goaltending scored in . the second:
duties. Walkerton scored twice in the
early part of the third. period
On Sunday, Sifto played but • Steve. Sager and Tim
;`against Brussels and Roosemalen scored their
defeated them 5-2. The game second goals of :the game late
was close all the way as, in the period to pot the game
Goderich did not pull away on ice. Mike Paquette played
until the dying minutes of the another strong game and
third period. Again penalties picked up • two assists. Both_
'played an. important part as Bellinger arid ,Bissett played
Brussels • took all. three .'strong,ganles In 'keeping :the
penalties. The teams fought:. Walkettonscere low.
evenly during the first period As a result of their per -
end with
er-end.with six minute's: to go .. •centage of , goals for and,
Allan Bakker ",scored ;from. . against, Sifto earned a bye,
Steve Sager. With a minute. into. the - finals. Goderich
leftSteve Dobie; scorre 4r. m Restaurant won the right to
Tim Lassaline '. and Paul the:finals'and defeated:Sifto 2 -
plans: to return to her home
here'ori .Tuesday; March 30. -.
Severaom this area are
attending, a• series on'
"Marriage- and the Fainily''
-'held every Sunday evening at
8 p.m. in Clinton.. .
The ' Kingsbridge. Youth
;_Club_ engaged the , Y.nastra
•'• ib'1" on Sun
from 4:30 to 5:30 and 'the
•
The two teams were well
matched andplayed end to CongratulationsRto Mr. and
end in the first period with Mrs, Cletus Dalton on the
neither team: being able to arrival of a- baby girl on
score. Saturday, • March ',120' in the
Goderich Restaurant Wingham' and District
scored- .early in' the thirdt„ General l ospitaL.
period•on•a scre�ened:Shot .by Mr: end,. Mrs. ' Toni
Tom"Profit- With Marty':Mitenburg and family fl wto
Mi•ddel assisting. Sifto came • Holland;:: from • Toronto on.
rigbt.back a:minute, later as Wednesday, 11arch.•17 to visit.
Steve -'Sager was set up. in ', with their many relatives and
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front of the net by John Huff . friends. Torii will be'returning
Late it the second period, in two weeks while Mrs.
Robert Jeffery.. scored the : 'Miltenburg and children. will
winner frbrn Toni Profit. Sifts,• stay for three weeks -'
mounted a sustained attack •Congratulatfons to' Danny
but were, held off by some fine Wilson who received his
goaltending by 'Robert Huff. Captain's • pap'ers.
The two goals :scored'against' Examinations -were written in
Sift.o.'s Paul Bellinger were Toronto on Tuesday March
the ` only two 'scored against 16, , •
him in the tournament Danny Wilson and Eddie
The ere to team Shnett'returned. to`thelr boa
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played wellthroughout the The Gulf Canada by se arate.
tournament. • Steve • •Dobie, flights flying from • the
John Huff, Steve Sager and : ,Toronto airport on• Sunday,
Tim Roosemalen were . March 21 •to Tampa, Florida.
prominent in . the scoring where the boat has been tied
while the constant .:digging up for the winter season,
efforts of Huff; _ Mark Car- Congratulations to ,Mr. and
-men, Tim Lassaline,. Paul. Mrs.- Desmond Courtney on
Bolan, Robert Willis- anci4 the birth of a baby girl. on
Randy Mid'del produced Friday, March 19 in the
many geed. scoring op Alexandra Marine , and
portunities. The de ense, of General Hospital Goderich.
Mike Paquette, Duane Jim Sinnett entertained;
Elliott, Jeff'. Sowerby and ` with his Irish songs ac -
Allan Bakker worried the -companied by Ed Stiles at the
• opposition through all the piano on Saturday,, March 20
games 'with Paquette and at the Royal. Canadian Legion
Ellibtt.deserving extra praise Hall:in Goderich. ' -
-for their efforts. ' . '.Mr -s Bill VanDyke flew
The coaches would like to . from.. the. Toronto airport on
thank the parents who Thursday, March 18 to visit
provided transportation and . with-- her: parents . M"r. and
vocal encouragement__ :thy Mrs Pette ,and •r-slatives
Mrs. Joe Courinej;;, 519-1189
young as well as the old en-
joyed swimming.
We w.eicorne Mrs
Genevieve Kinahan back to
her home bete after spending
the winter months with ber
daughter, Mrs.Mary.
Edwards: and -family, in'
. London, '
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Courtney
•
visited.' aixli +friends iii.
W,iarton on Sunday, March 21.
Congratulations .,to the
^Kintail Flyers who defeated
Ashfield in the,best•two out of
:three games `and will. noW
play against Holyrood with
the .first game to he on
Thursday, March 25.
Lucknow will play .against
•Asd
Houselehfiel•ague. final playoff
-Jibe-key : gai-nes` were corn'
pleted at the- Lucknow Arena
on: Saturday, March 20.
congratulations 'tothe Bruins
who defeated the Redwings
with the score Bruins 3, the
Redwings 1 to win ,the
Championship trophy.` The
Black- Hawks defeated the
Leafs with the score Black
Hawks 2 and the Leafs 1.
They then, played the
Canadians, defeating them to
win the Consolation trophy.
Trophies will be presented on
Wednesday, March 31
following the. All Star Game.
Players., from this area:.on the
Bruins. Hockey team ' were
-goalie Michael' Frayne;.
defence, Stephen Frayne; •
forwards, Floyd Courtney,
Freddie . Durnin, Carl
Courtney, ; and Michael
QQDERICH ' UR$DAY,4.MARCU 25, 1676—p40
A dispute between the:
weldersand pipefitters union -
and'Luenmus. Construction at
4he. Bruce heavy; water. •plant• 'A
• eonstructipn site was settled
last .week when the company
agreed to rehi.r.•e four.foremen..:.
and two ..general f erernen
j• ourneymen....,
Ontario - Hydro's.," in-
formation officer at the Bruce ' ;
Nuclear Power Develdp rent
told The News that the union'
withdrew . its grievance
concerning the foremen who
were dismissed about two
weeks ago. -
Lummus and the pipefitter•s,,
and welders union, Kitchener
local 527, agreedtohold talks'
March 16 when an agreement •
was reached. During the talks
it was decided that none of the
workers , would receive
retroactive pay .for time
missed during the dispute,
Three other pipefitters who
Contravened 'rules, according
to Lummus, 'and .were fired
March 8, were not rehired,
Mr. White said.
About 3.640 workers were Off
the job. from March 9 to 12 to
protest the original dismissal
of the foremen: Most of them
returned to work March 15.
The dispute began when the
foremen -refused to discipline
workers leaving the job site
early. They ;resigned their
poSltions __as_ . foremen.. and......
tried to return to work as
• journeymen but•Were refused
wark..by_ Lum mus.
Durnin.
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Storm cost
L5 million.
The • cost • of putting the
hydro system back together'
again after the havoc caused
by the early March rain, • ice,
and wind storms, will reach
approximately $1.5 million.,
according • to Area Manager,'
Vatter . Palmer, Ontario
Hydro, Clinton Office. -
This figure is applicableto
the Clinton area only. Mr.
Palmer pointed out : 'it:. will,.
take several' months to
complete all re•'pairs,
replacements •and' clean-up
operationscaused by the
March 2 storm.. -
Six hundred square miles
was• the extent of damageto
this area. Broken poles
numbered 350. Six hundred
miles of rural line were out of -
service, with linehardware
and material (exclusive'. of"
wood poles) damaged. .
It was necessary for -Hydro
workers to clear ap-
proximately 2500. trees away
from -the lines. A. combination
of:__i:.ce.-and_vind plus ,broken
tree problem's caused ice to.
build ' up on the conductors'
and the wires. ' -
Regard,yig broken poles,
Palmer' said it was a con-
siderable clean-up job. He
added, l'A lot of farmers took "
the ' poles •,far firewood or
whatever."
It took the men tendays to,
' get things back to some
degree of normalcy fo�ilowing
the storm although the clean-
up operations will continue
forseveral months. • •
The Clinton Area Manager
remarked he 1 really grateful
that there were no serious
accidents locally.
. Apparently, during' that
storm, many generators were
con•ne'cted without.
authorization of the local
I.nspector.. .
Palmer said, "It's ex-
tremely hazardous to : Hydro
' ybrkers. One young linesman
received serious electrical
burns in another area
because oft, this' unauthorized
generator system: I would
like to encourage every
custorne,r who has not a}iplied
for authorization to do so."
He reiterated, "I would
like every customer who has
had one of these generators
connected without inspection
to 'immediateiy make gip -
lineation to this Office for
electrical inspection to avoid
thisvery serious electrical
hazard-: It's 'a really serious. -
problem and I cannot
"ninimize'it."
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