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•By• Tie game was a rough affair
�to.Edged with a •fatal off 33 pe;ti,alties �be- s .. i.iut; handed aunt. .f these, Gode-Javcees Hear
rich drew 17 penalties i
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Stone Town air Friday 'evening.
With only 211, minutes left
to play, Tillsonlburg broke the
3-3 tie and scored the winning
goal here Tuesday evening. By
the end the second period
Ti'11sc, ihuli had blanked Gode-
rie 3-0. the jird stanza,
however, Gode
eine gen
'with three unanswered goals by
Connelly, McCabe and Jeffrey.y.
The secants period saw a little
donnybrook with plenty__. of fist
fighting aanonsg' the players. In
the first period, the game was
delayed at the 12-tninute mark
when Jerome Geoff .
ta,d.eri
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gs ei has krthek�ed ttrittgiV Rous
by a 'flying. puck. The team
beertlearetettliiitige-
eight minutes of the first period
at the end citthe second period,
allowing the intermission for
the gaoler to receiver.
At St. Marys last Friday even-
ing, before a crowd of 1,'2'50
fans, the -Lincolns downed the
Siff?tos by a 6.2 score. Rankin
opened the scoring for Goderich
in the first period. St. Marys
netted two goals and Judge add-
ed another for Goderihh to end
-the period a 2-2 tie. From then
on to the end of . the game it
was all goals for St. Marys.
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For many 'years a resident of
.the Auburn district, Terrence
(Terry) Alliston, 50, was found
shot to death on the Six Na -
Lions Reserve near Brantford 'on
Saturday.
Mr. Alliston had spent the
last five winters near Brussels
working for Ross Nichol, on the
Ot,h concession of Morris Town-
ship; twe miles west of Brus-
sels. He left the Nichol home
last June. He had been em-
ployed on tobacco farms in the
"Vienna area during the summer
months.
Bgrn _ n Ian�d. he _carne rQ
Canada in 17 and. made his
home with the late Mr, and Mrs.
Jack Medd, of West Wawanos+h.
He is survived by a wife and
'two children, reported living at
St. Thomas, and alb by his mo-
ther in England.
A fellow tobacco worker,
Jesse James Green, 30 -year-old
member of the Mohawk band on
the Six Nations Reserve, is be-
-irug e eha�rgerd ith- the murder
'which took place in the kitchen
of -the mother of Mr. Green on
the Reserve,
SELL ITTHRI, THE
The GODERICH LITTLE.THEATRE
offers- a FREE course 'an the Theatre to its members. Non-members
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G:'L.T WORKSHOPS--MaCKAY HALL
MAKE-UP Januar- 10 and 11 at 8.30 p.m. Instructor; Mr. Henry
Zoder. - Sponsor, Community Programmes Branch. ,0-
LIGHTING --- February 8 and 9 at 8.30 p.m. - Instructor, Mr. Philip
Rose, -- Sponsor, -Strand _Electric:
.ACTING TECHNIQUES --March 8 and .9 at 8.30 p.m. Instructor, Mrs.
June Hill, ° Sponsor, • Goderich Little Theatre. -
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ACTING_ TECHNIQUES- _ _A�,1.1:-14 .fit _8 30 and
�? April 15 from 10 to •
124 a.m. and 2 to 4 p.m: a Instructor, Miss Olivia Hasler.
Sponsor, Community Programmes Branch.
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-'G•oderi J 'cee at their
meeting Tuesday evening were
ol,ioi'ted for 'their "moral
sup'
ort" .far . the a :1 •
olposed 1,000 watt- 'redid stae
1i
on at Goderich. Presentingthe .0
4�a� were
t
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Station-CtfllWO, Oakville, and
his farther, Joseph Yarrow, ea
Toronto business man.
If an application for a license
were presented to the Board of
Broadcast Governors it would
prdba:bly be heard about next
June, Mr. Yarrow said. At the
same 'time, statements from
other, media in the arefa• as to
whether they believed the pro-
.possal was justified would 'be
heard, it was 'painted out. The
Board of Broadcast GoVern•ors
would snake the final decision.
'When. it": was pointed out by
same Jsayseees - that cKNX, Wing
ham, - was -now covering the
Goderich area adequately, Mr.
Yarrow claimed CKNX „twos not
serving the Goderich area as it
slhould.
It was stated that the pro
posed station signal would be
heard as far south as Bayfield
north to Kincardine and inlan
to about. Seafortlh,. God'erich, wa
-mentioned afins c bice for th
location of the station with
Clinton as second. ,4dsvertisin
to su partethe apper ation of':-,th
stabtorr-a+ oulldeb "'etp tt' Prins
aril? from Goderich''1aand Cl.in
ton•,' Mr. Yarrow said.
Jaycees president, Brent Wel
son, was chairmian of the meet-
ing, attended by about 14 Jay
Cees. Mr. Howard' Aitken mov-
ed a vote elf thanks to the visit-
ors for tl• .presentation. Pre-
eident.- N craw urged all to at-
tend the, inaugural meeting of
Town Council. He also can-
g'ratuhated Larry Aldham on tak-
ing over Pridham's Men's Wear.
QUICK CANADIAN QUIZ
1. Which is greater, the popula-
tion of Ontario, or -the com-
bined populations of Mani-
toba, Saskatchewan, Alberta
• and (British • Columlbia?
2. Whale,a`-t'h'e,leverage monthly
wage -of male farm help in
Canada?
3. Of all Canadians with 'jobs,
.what all
are trade, un,
ion members?
4. Of the four 'Atlantic pro-
vinces, which has the largest
are -a?
5. Under the B.N:A. Act are
laws resneeti-ng property
rights in the federal or- pro-
vincialdomain? .
ANSWERS: 5. Property ights-
are subject -to provincial law.
3. Less, than one in„.four. 1.
Population 'of Ontario; "6 million
compared to 4.6' million. 4.
Newfoundland. 2. With board,
IMO._a- month;month;_.w.it.haut- •boa -r -d;
$1160 a month. •-
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