The Goderich Signal-Star, 1964-04-02, Page 3Goderich and District Association,.
. For Retarded Children
ANNUAL MEETING
Wednesday, April 15
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RP.
MacKAY HALL SCHOOL ROOM
PUBLIC CORDIALLY INVITED
14-15
AT
THE
THEATRE:;
GODERICH
SHOWTIME 7:30 '
• air-conditioned for your comfort •
OBITUARY"
CLAU»E S„ COFFIN
Claud‘ S. Coffin, 64, White
church, died ,in Alexandra Mar
e' and Gekeral 'Hospital Sattt.
Tay. He is survived by his wit
the foriner EMMA Laight; eig ,.
sons, George Clifton, both -4?
Hespeler; ' Allan, Icitchme?'
Richard, Verdun,, Que,; Rete.
Galt; David, Montreal; Alex an
Jelin, at home; two daughter.
M.rs, -William (Eva), High
Galt; and 'Mrs, Itobert
line) Dent, 'Dorval, Que. I.1
mother and a sister, Mrs, Fr.
(Thelma) .Frealce, also suryive
both are of Joe Blatt's Arn
Newcfoundland.
The funeral service was he]
on Tuesday afternoon at S
Paul's Anglican Church, Win
ham. Burial was in Hespele
cemetery.
MRS. HELENA REDFERN
After an illness of one moat'
Mrs. Helena (Catherine Ameli:
Redfern, 82, died Good 'Frid,
at Alexandra Hospital. Th
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Plug a special featurette ` "The Born Hunter"
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s "PING CHIO'f ' funera service was held t
i es ' Hera ome on MmieD
afternoon with Rev. C. A. Duk
low offieratiY g:"T Iritef ent w
MON., TUES., WED. — April 6-7-8 — Adult Entertainment
Charlton Heston; Elsa Martinelli and Baccoloni
This riotous war -comedy features "a carrier pigeon on
active •serviee during World War 11. Filmed in
"The Pigeon That Took. Rome"
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SIX DAYS — THURS., APRIL 9 to WED., APRIL 15
44, In Technicolor, •
Doris Day, James Garner and Polly Bergen
In Use great hit fun -show that has everyone chuckling
"MOVE' OVER DARLING".
�—" Adult Entertainment —
Saturday Mafihee Only — Laurel and Hardy in Bonnie
• Scotland plus two ' special cartoons
ine Maitland cemetery.
Daughter of the late Richer
Walters and Catherine Hine
Mrs. Redfern was _borresat Be
miller. She attended S:S. No.
On October 16, 1905, she me
ried Robert Redfern, who w
killed at Virny Ridge in Wor'
War I while serving with tl
161st Battalion. Since then sh
has resided in Goderich, latter'
at 19 Victoria street. She wa.
a member df Victoria Street
United Church• and for some
years sang in the choir.
Surviving are two sisters,
Mrs. Charles (Frieda) Young
And Mrs. Ben (Olive) Allen,
both of Goderich.
Chippewa Indian players .
THIS WEEK at the
ELM HAVE
MOTOR HOTEL — CLINTON
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"The Standard Five"
Entertainment Monday- to Saturday
Gents 1.00 -- Ladies Free
Goderich band
places third
The newly formed 'Goderich
Higihland. Pipe Band attended
its rst competition of the year
at the Fort York Armouries in
Toronto on Saturday. The band
entered two quartettes, and
placed third against. 24. other
bands -:from New Jersey to De-
troit. • •
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e'treit ba—r t `,`fi `arae
. .nom
a.band. from Cleveland was sec-
ond..
• Inthe • individual cempeti-
tidn, Charlie MacDonald placed
third in the 16 and under class.
,, 'The competition was stiff as
over 110 competed in, the var-
ious age grouns. , •
' • Members of the quartette
•which placed third were: P/11
Bill Millar, .Bill M�aeLeed, Bruce
MacDonald and Bryan Young -
Other members of the band
„aking part were: Jimmy Howie -
,son, Don Dewar, James Millar,
Joe MacDonald, Rosemary Tur-
t.lax .and- 'lards * -
Bill Tucker - gives last minute pep- talk
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As the fame of Young Canada
Week spreads acrass Canada,
new inquiries regarding entering
the tournament come from dis-
tant places, Latest to seek ,in-
formation about entering the
1965 tournament are clubs from
Calgary, Alberta, and Frederic
Ston, News Brunswick, We would
like to see. more entries come ,in
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For more pictures and
stories of Young Canada
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from United States
and the best
prospective areas would he the
northern part of United States
west of the Great Lakes and
also northern New York State.
Each and every team is fed a
full course, hot meal in the G.D.
C.I. -'cafeteria .after their games.
The staff at the cafeteria finds
it difficult to take a break at
any time. Besides preparing
about 500 meals daily "dishes
have to be washed and table
,re -set ,every three-quarter hod.
Mr. Bartter and his staff, who :The •mathematician in charge
are,cafering•for the Noting Can of this '-particular phase of
ada Week series, certainly -have arena maintenance is Howard
their hands 4.111. • The 'gilanti Carroll, a capable ice -Maker for
ties of food that are consumed the past 15 years, assisted by.h
adds -up to .fantastic and some- crew of able engineers more
what unbelievable totals.' commonly known as deck -
For example, 50 dozen ham- hands, or, in the vernacular,
burger. buns are used daily., Po. "rink rats." •
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tatoes are oonsumed et the rate Howard. Carroll and his crew
of 300 pounds a ,day ,and •nearly deserve a great deal of credit
one hundred' pounds of meat are. fpr their industrious • efforts in
gobbled down. , Along ,,,with keeping threw ice surface satis-
this, • the boys eagerly drink: 2C factory throughout Young Can-
day, and desserts take over ten heroes behind the scenes and
gallons' of lee cream for every are very often••overlooked- and
500 meals. The weekly ton- too often taken for granted!,
nage•of foods of all descriptions
couldrbe readily established at Mr. Sian ` Stokes, the referee -
well over 5280 pounds! in -chief, gives . , the qoderich
Let's not hear any more corm
a great) 'cal of
plaints from mothers who can praise and appreciation.'
not seem to keep enough food "Young Canada bias opened
n the table at home. the eyes of 'many men regard-
ing Minor Hockey in Ontario.
This week has created a stim-
The art of making ice is a ulirs. for other centres to set
ear science!. To form a hard up tournaments such as this.
fig, surface, the ,form
-' respon- On further ••discussion,' Mr.
„i.,,:re:V. d.• sem ee of the
compressor must. nts about his own part in
opened up to the precise var. the Young Canada. tournament:
The referees are all associated
;,�
' cf(t vi itit 11 •{3ikld— are er-
the outslc• eritperatirr es.
fainly qualified too
do a , ;ood
Ammonia, both liquid and 'a-.1j,ob in. Gdderich.. They need
por, mut be forced through an •
Huron
Jed
Is $18
with a check up
andi a cheque
WHEN
YOUR
NEIGHBOUR
KNOW
A N SOAP
THE CALL
AND
You Can Help
By Giving Generously
When The Canvasser
Calls On , You!
intricate,:systent, of pipes and
ittbing below stile ice, ssurfare.
Water must be' applied 'al; cer
rt tin times" and temperatures of
130 degrees Fahrenheit .so that
the molecular activity of .the
little assistance from Stan:
hoWever, there are always a few
questions each year that re-
quire hiS !,judgment. The ,,twO
refs for each 'game -are strictly
,volunteers and me -et eall -ot
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their expenses individually;
there are men from all across
the province.
Rough •play is ' not, a problem
for Stan .aiad his crew at this
particular age level. O_MIIA
rules are rigidley enforced:
There is no body -checking al-
lowed in the centre ice zone
and the helmets worn are com-
pulsory gear.. '
"These rules are for the pro-
tection of all the players; i
they', pretect one boy from a
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fractured skull or any other
bodily -injury, then 'it is worth
.he entire safety effort."
•In his 11 -year history with
Young Canada week, Mr, Stokes
places one incident as an out
standing occurrence:
"A few years ago,. in the
middle of a rugged game, we
were skating cop and down the,
. ce and I noticed one little
fellow chasing me all over the
ice. • I didn't pay much . ,atr,
tention '-to him and a little
later he came up ter me ane.
pleaded that I stop the gamic'
`Our goal 'keeper has to gc
to • the bathroom!' I stoppeo
the game, of course—the res:
was. up . to the goal tender!"
Visiting Young Canada Week,.
former Detroit Red Wing goal
',keeper, Dennis Riggin, think; ,-
the calibre of play In the tourna- -
ment, has improved vastly in thy.:.....
•past ten. years. ' The •Kinbardint
native was' 'refereeing one oe
u.
ounij Canada Scores
FRIDAY, MARCH 27
"C" Seyies
Point Edward, 3 Mitchell 2
'Arthur 1 ,Kincardine 0
"D" Series
Ripley 1'4 Hensel' 2
Sarnia Indians. 4 RCAF Clinton 2k
Point Ed -Ward 4 Durham b
Thornhill 7 Watford 0
Mildmay 3, POrt Perry 1
'Lions Head 11' Ailsa Craig 0
water itself is enabled to term
INTERCLUB CONFIRMED
ice in the shbrtest period ,pos
sible. The depth, or
15f -the stgivilsessisfaces is eals
a critical factor iri preserving
the density of the ice .at thi•••
particular t 1.117' of s7ear, great
pains aro taken to shave'the ics
metrical. '
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mritt
ess
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Riploys.7.•...S'arnia Indians.
.(Harriston. 'shets. on goal
14-14)
Winona 10. Mount Forest 0
MONDAY, MARCH, 30
"D" Series
Ltmart 4 .Zurich •2
Byron 2 .Clinton 2. .
(Clintbn 14-7)
"D" Series
Lucan 24 Paisley 12
Belmont 'Atwood 2
"B" Series
111;e -6r -sell 6 Aylmer I.
• TUESDAY, MARCH '31
ExotoT 6' Fergus 4:
"A" Series
rhal.him .1 Bramptsin 0,
"B" Series
"A" Series
Chatham 4 St. Thomas 2 4's
"-(Renfrew 1840)
Hamilton 5 London 3 -
GIVE TO THE
CANADIAN
CANCER
SOCIETY
tttk
GODERICH .CANVASS 'TUES., APRIL 14
Canvasi Of Townships Will Take Place During ApriV
LOCAL OBJECTIVE $4,300
Local Chairman: ,,leitISS G. McDPWELL
Local Preside4: MR. ED STILES
HURON UNIT
anadian Cancer Society
BROWNIE'S
DRIVE-IN
(LINTON
FRIDAY -and SATURDAY
tr,CrtIASEEMEN •
CHARLES BOYER
(Adult Entertainmant)
Colour'. Scope •
"The Badlanders"
ALAN LADD
Colour - Scope Certoon
NEXT WEEKEND
THURS. ahd FRI. — April 9.10
— DOUBLE FEATURE —
"ASK ANY GIRO'
PLUS
"Journey To The Centre
SAT. and MON. April 11-13
"Duel Of. The :titans"
PLUS
'Gunfight At O.K.
Corral"
President of Goderich Rotary
vice-president ,in the cut -rent
year. Th m embers, at Tues-
day's weekly luncheon accept-
ed a slate of officers, submitted
by. a nominating committee. In-
stallation will take place at the
beginning ef the new Rotary
year.
• Harry Sturdy is past presi•
dent and continue as a
member of the board of •direc-
tors in .1964-5.-- Other officers
are as follows: . 1st vice-presi-
dent, •Bob Chapmane 2nd vice-
president, J. B. Newman; secre-
tall; tack— Hinton': 'treasurer,
Okal Day; directors, W.. Stuart
Forbes,. D. D. Worthy, Howard
Aitken and. "Mac"' Campbell.
VhiPh committees these 4;lifFE-
ors will head will be decided
by the board at ItS first meet-
ing, President Sturdy said.
Tuesday, A:pril. 28, was oon-
firmed as date of the annual
,n•terclub meeting, at which the
totary Club is to be host. Mem-
bers discussed but were Unable
:o ,explain a statement in last
Veck's Signal -Star that there
had been "a slip-up on this,
;omewhe're down the line."
(Editor's Note: The 'March
'6th issue of the--LionS Club
_Jul ..state under,
tand the annual inter -club
meeting, first organized by Lion
•\rnold McConnell way back in
1949, will net be held this year.
'his meeting was a•lways a high-
light of the year for the. organ-
•zations of Goderich. Since the
It was sort of o family feud
when Exeter.' defeated Elmire
5-2 in a "B" series game 'Tues.
day. Mike McLaughlin for Ek;
eter and Danny Carroll of El
mire, the rival goalies, are coo-
-sins, ..,Elmira ,coach," Don Seed•
ing, is ,fin uncle' of Exeter'play.-
er John Braid, Elmira defence
man, Don Seiling ,Jr:, ors a cousin
of young Braid..
In the "A" series games whiel-a
started Tuesday, Ohatha1n blank•
ed Brampton ,.1-0, then ¢downer'
St. Thomas 4-2. W,aterloo,1shad r
ed Woodstock 2-1. Lindsay and
In ihe "AA:' series on Tues. -
this seriei which- should set,
seine outstanding playing, BefOre
•the finals are reached 1-"ricias
If You're,TIRE
ALL THE ME
Now and then everybody gets s
"tired -out" feeling, arid may be
bothered by backaches. Perhaps noth-
ing seriously wrong, just a temporary
condition -caused by uliwary irrititiOn oft
bladAer discomfort. That's the time to
stimulate the kidneys to relieve this
condition which may often cause back-
ache, and tired feeling. Then you feet
better, rest better; work better. Get
Dodd's Kidney Pilbs now. Look for the
blue box v‘ith the red band at all drug
counters. You can depend on Dodd'o.60
'INGO at, LEGION HAkl:
SATURDAY., APRIL 4-
----The—PiTii—fOTiiiC17-rigiiiiir game vifil 0'2.40
Share-The-Weatth Jackpot Combined.
SPONSORED ' BY CANADIAN LEGION BRANCH " 109 ".
Rotarians were to handle this
year'S meeting, we vvOtild like
to have an explanation from
theni." It was solely on this
Lions Club bulletin story._ that
The Signal -Star' story was
After diseussion of h propos-
al to change' the meeting time
to evening, a majority vote con-
firmed the present arrangeinent,
of luneheen at 12.05 neon.
Guests at the luncheOn, held
at the Maitland Country lub,
were Chester Campbell of the
public works department at Lon-
don; Frank Peter, Stratford Ro-
tarian, and George Huck,' Kit-
chener, who presented one of
.1:is club's banners afid received
9ne of the• new Goderich ban-
ners in return, '1
ea& Mit
PODERICH,, ONT.
Dancing Every Saturday Nighi for The Young Crowd
' No Slacks, or Jeans
THIS WEEK APRIL '4th
9 p.m. to Midnight Adinission 7 5c per person
Catering to Weddings, Luncheons, Banquets; etc '
For rental information, or reservations
DIAL 5244371 or 524-9264