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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1976-09-30, Page 15Hockey parents and . in- terested people responded to a plea of help from the Goderich Minor I;iockey Association . executive recently and came out in numbers toa public meeting 'Wednesday night to help organize thisyear's minor hockey program. The ilea was made after the GMHA -7 gets respons Don Elliott, presiart. He. added GMHA, issued an appeal to parental supe parents after that dismal that the .executive . had display .of support claiming worked overtime on th iS that unless they got behind year's program trying to minor hockey in Goderich make it possible- for every this year :the ,program would youngster in Goderich to get sirnpl,Lr not work. He said that because of the., Were of gt goi hem tto c the thede jobemolition of the roof of the. Goderich Memorial Areiia, . as well: dent of the move cold only be solved by •e ice time but that they held . its inaugural public the minor hockey y s • astra stem was . moved to Van and• the - The executive were •not Meeting :and 'a parents came out. ' bout nine geographical problems 'of .the .overwhelmed' by, response L�ndn wins BY Tb The'GDCI • senior girls'. second annual invitational Ltournament was held here Saturday with • South • Secondary School of London emerging as champions for the second year in a row. The South, girls won the championship final by a 54-28 score over Timmins, shooting an extraordinary 75 per cent • from the floor in the process. The top team in the London Conference last year, South looks like a good bet to repeat this year. Sarnia Northern .took .the tourne Consolation : championship, defeating the- host Goderich team 36-28• The GDCI girls played well throughout the tournament and had thei'r°fast Orkin well in the lation final, biit GOD SI when they asked- for volun-be assured by October 13 for schools on Monday nights to teer help at the, recent the .exeintive to Vanasthold their icra. e classes were ltosbe two hours and that meeting attended by about 75 time -(ration of players was each and could lead. adults. When a call was made for conveners'and coaches for the year, little response was received but after • some coaxing enough help assured td at least keep minor hockey afloat for the year. Don Elliott' pointed out to the parents that because the hockey system was being 'operated in Vanastra it hasn't been easy to name coaches He said just for the .year. about every name.picked had. resulted in a hesitation by that person because of ,the distance distance to the a>,ena. He. Vvean.ton to assure the , parents that some coaches. first game by a •close 3P-30 had been selected for a All decision to .London's 1Viclitt Star teams 'but that more calm ._Secondary School. were needed for house league L gave:'s . outside . shooting - squads. 'Conveners were also gave them the edge in the a rare item. The conveners' break working well played game. • job is to set up scheduling of b were Other teams in the seven- house league teams and to untilh the shooting team tournament- were ensure that everything then unable both the coaches and players. lite to matt w •s uad. Sarnia St. Clair, and Strat-the league runs smoothly for of the Sarnia q CI Central. eo Luci Turcott f the GD ford The executive explained team was' chosen as the Convenor Donna Doidge t ost valuable d with the smooth that the minor .hockey tournaments m was please wi player:. way d rogram is set to start on The Goderich girls expressed pp anon October 18 and that the he her appreciation final byd beatingfor the Strathroy oyi28-- • for the efforts of those who support or on final helped as minor officials and. 12. aided. inorganizing the event.• • The GDCI, team lost their regis held Septerober 25 and the someone all the way to Rer-•- executive said that they had tified referee status. cal, to have support for the The response to the appeal. system before they signed•up for referees wasmade dalli by ,. the bpys 'and promised them about 2.5 people teered to come out and take games. the courseacid to work as • "If we have too -much help many hockey games as. they we can -go to the people and were . required to do, this Sank them and. say we don't winter. need you_right now," said Myr. Elliott, x there"butis no wa . J you can sign a player and The executive then assured parents of novice and atom then go and tel l him there. is age players that there would no place for him to play. An appeal for referees for minor hockey received outstanding 'results at the meeting. Ken Crawford said that as referee in chief for the .. league be had stuck his neck' that if the ice . time was out and promised the Ontario booked the.. GMHA would `sponsor the two age groups Minor :hockey..A'ssoce 25 but that parents would be that he :w.ould have • 25 req„ fired to operate it. referees to handle the year's games when he actually had four signed up. Fie said that after "We certainly have a lot of registration the . parents' people in the stands that are would be needed to drive the referees, now is their chancg youngsters to the arena, to to try it out," he challenged. coach and convene . for the He added th a e league and to schedule their be be some• sort of system worked out for them. Mr. Elliott said that the executive had checked into renting'lee at the Bayfield Arena adding t th GMHA eag • was, sponsoring referee own games and Practices. 1AI:-STAR, Tk 1 R,Si SAY,: SEPTEMBER Vit,1e7fa *AOE 'f S IEATER `TIME fell.. seihttien of Svioatet's Cardigan$, • V -Neck , Pultovers, ' Sleeveless PolloverS, Curling & Ski sweetera etc.' {:.by Terry Williams, Warren Knit. White Ram. Imported Byford Of,d England A.. Ballantyn'e Scotland. Se• ethe selections at '- CLOTH'ES !FOR MEN ON THE SQUARE POIgT OF GODERICH v Audrey Vanden t Heuvel hdmov�es in o Thomhelp on outo in;the GDCI annfor a rebound ualblue and London whit senior whis basketball Marie Murp y girls' opener e with played 30 andtmade in to ther consolation tion f nallaga Vikings Sarnia ped their _ Northern, which they lost 36-28. (staff -photo). •le--- CLW & SANE GODERICH TOWNSHIP ARTS & CRAFTS (li ton -(Mali : l,• • - • •- hurt 'ln --fitto '4 misha , p beginning Oct. 18 and every Monday except the second one from 8 'to 10 p.m. at Holmesville School. Season's mem- bership $1. per person plus cost of your own materials: Regis'tration: Oct. 18, 7:30` 8:40 p.m. 4 PROGRAM 1. Return quilt block. Bring scissors, Ribbon roses and bows for corsages and Bornath, Kaye Harris, Bud Yoe. 2. Christmas gifts and decorations. Faye • needled thread. gift wraping. Gerry Chessell, (Stratford) • 3. Mar6me - Bert and Hazel McCreath. 4. Quilting. '' 5. Rug Hooking. Hazel McCreath'. . Needlepoint, Crocheting, Crohooking: 7. Iconage (come and, find out) Julie 'Tompkins. 8. quilted picture making. Goderich township and Surrounding Area residents wdltomk 4.,1,11.,.. w.; «.+..=,. • Terry Gordon of 147 Huron Street in Clinton was taken to 'hospital by ambulance on • September 25 -suffering from minor cuts after the vehicle he was driving spun out of control. on Bennet Street, and slammed into a tree. The Gordon car was eastbound on ,Bennett Street at the time of the accident and damage- has been estimated at $400. 13arriage' totalled $1,000 on .September 24 when two cars collided on Victoria Street. According to the Goderich • Police Department a vehicle driven byDonald Siernon, 136 Cambria .Road . in Goderich, was proceeding south in the west lane of Victoria Street when a second vehicle driven by Jean Lennips of Victoria Street in, Lucknow, also travelling," south but in the east lane, Attempted to make right turn. and •collided with' the.Slemon vehicle. 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