The Goderich Signal-Star, 1970-01-29, Page 5vr
I have 'a con* Of dates for
your calendar, so haul it down
the.calendar, that is. ,
gave you Marked Feb. 21 and
22 as our Winter Carnival and 27
and 2$ foy the Skating Carnival?
Good!' '
Now mark a big X for this
Friday nite ,at the gene "when ,
the mamas and the papas play
hockey against the children!
They%tell me this Friday is
FLJN-NITE for the Minor
;Hockey Club and yon are invitedi,
to share it: Their youngsters are
playing, good 'hockey and it will
siiiely be a fun for all instead of
A free for all that 'you have often.
seen -on hockey night. Theladies
have made •up their' minds to
•show these kids that they
SideWalit Shopping and Many
other. interesting goings on for
You And 014 hundreds of visitors
Who come from miles around to
jet us in this busy °week. So
there, you have it, ,
With so Much Flu, coughs and
colds - and other illness at this
Little Theatrq Member§ .
were a bit worried about casting
their next °play. r, think. •
everything is under control now
and practice will begin this .week '
on. ,very interesting, „muider.
mystery With 'several new faces
.for director Ruth a Leonard to •
'watch over.#,
Ruth is a Very capable little'
person who is not afracl to
tackle anything. In, just a few
_seasons, she has Shown She is the
.know 'Something about hockey
• and they'R give those young
rascals a run for their money!
The fathers _ - well; that's
different - aif they have enough
to make a team, that will be fine
- but I still think- they should
have h couple .of spares in ccase of
• punctured egos or deflated,wind"
'bags. - I mean, I think the kids
will "skate • the pants off the
"fathers" and THAT should be
interesting.
Whatever happens you are in
• for an hour or so* of real
enjoyment and.,...youll be glad
you moved yourself to go WITH
your children to the arena for
their exhibition.
TheY want you to see how
these youngsters are -coming
along, see why we may still be
or • able -to hang onto the title of
"Hockey Town" - they ' also
stuff great directots..are nade of.
y_ou.11 nRver, hear any ,
great shouting or arm' waving
because Ruth ip a very humble,
quiet person; but one who has
worked hours apj, hours in all
• phases of theatre and knows
what lias* to be done - and I
believe, knows HOW to.do it,
Anyway, -if she doesn't she
will soon find out, because she
will never:let a job beat her and
she's got herself a JOB.
• it has been very interesting to
Watch people come and go, work
• and develop develop not only
a liking for live tbeatre but
develop their personality,come
out of their shells. Working
backstage is • a " wcinderful
privilege and 'a real -treat and
something everyone should do
• even just ONC_E-in their life. -
Of course everyone can't get
ant_you_o_Ate_43.Dauzi__a_theit in a
small community you have the
• chance ot a .lifetime to
participate in this wonderful bit
, of the arts world. If you lived in
a city you, would be fortunate if
you even SEE live theatre, let
along take PART in it.
• We are fortunate ' that our
younger generation 'realize the
value of theatre and know -a
great deal tore about it than
their parents ever only
• thing is that you should try to
associate yourself with the hard
work -and- pleasure - to- be-- had -
when you 'have an active Little
Theatre group such as ours in
your town and an qpen
invitation to join them, at any
time.
•
accomplishments --and start
coming to the hockey games
again.
Just --because the "Bees" are
gone is no reason' for you to
forsake- Hockey altogether. We
have t� have these young people
for our .future- national hockey
players -and if you don't give
them some encouragement
NOW, they may just give tip the
ghost and then what will you do
on Saturday nites for hockey?
So DO come out this Friday
trite and let them know you still
care —PLEASE?
Now, -fpr that other date for
your calendar - July 15 to 18
for `Goderich Week'-- Art Mart,
• Flower- Festival, Kin Carnival,
So. the, next play Will. be
'presented early in Match - and
Vll give you the definite date
later. ,
Congratulations were out last
week for . Mrand t'Afirs.' Archie.
Wilkin on the occasion of their
50th Weddiing AnniveXpary, Boy °
that's a lotof years together and
they still lools • just
WONDERFUL! ' I won't wish
you another fifty, but, -:,25?
• Bless you both,
'1 ,•
, I don't e.xpect to ever make
the fifty no* but illy husband
thinks by adding up - the years
• HE was married - first and °
the years I was married• and
then the married years we've had
together - it would make up a
pretty impressive figure --- but
that's a horse of a different color
isn't it?
• When you • both lose your
mates, the anniversaries take a
littlelonger together to add up,
but I guess as long as you, can
niake them count and be happy
counting them, that makes it up
don't you think go?
• Here's ?an •appropriate little
• stOry:
Mary had a little' -cold but
wOuldn't stay at home
And everywhere that. Mary went
the cold was sure to roam.
• .It •wandered into Molly's eyes
and filled them full of fears
It jumped from there to Bobby's
a, nose and then to Jimmy's ears
• It painted Anna's throat bright
• red and swelled poor Tommy's
head
Dora had a fever and a cold put
• J k fr. b d
30% THE SQUARE
PHONE 524-7811
RCONDITION ED
GODERICH
very quickly said
She -could have saved a lot, of
pain with just one day in bed.
. And that, -is- so. true! The
Doctor gays bed is very
necessary - stay home etc., etc,
and you are not alone - just
• everybody is miserable with you.
Youys, a-h-choo
Martha
P.S.
Have you started that wild
scarf? -We- hope -to -see -everybody
wearing a scarf - a long one T at
the winter carnival. There will be
nice prize for the oner- hose
-design we can use for- future
Carnivals. Deep blue, gold and
black are town colors.
• Thursday,
Friday and
Saturday
•January 29, 30 and 31
(ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
Motorcycle Film With
• A' Cowboy Slant
Thursday—One Show at 8 p.m.'
Friday & Saturday—Two Shows
.,at 7.30 and 9.06 p.m.
• This was
the RUMBLE
that ROCKED
Las Vegaisi
The deadliest gamble everdared.
Theodds are against the house
when you bet violence against
a payoff in millions!
ANGELS •
HEWS'
•
• The possibility Of
' anialgamation between the.
Health Unit in klurpo and the',
Health Unit in Perth looms
• larger. after the Alanuary session
of fiuron Comity CoUricil.
A ' eoPUUittee will
estahlialied to study further th
ainalgamation pt ,the two urifit4.
• This, committee..wili (be of equal
, represqntaticm
from both Unit •
arid consist a five Inembera of
the Bparci, of Health plus:the
Medical Officer of Health and
qi6-$,ecretary-trOasurer.
A letter has been sent -to the
Minister of Health, with a copy
• going ' to Hon. 6. S.
MacNaughton indicating Huron
willingness to negotiate With
Perth in the matter' of
amalgamation but that an'y -
satisfactory • agreement- wonld
involve equal* representation
from both Huron and Perth
coUnties.
The Perth Board has asked for
six members with Huron having
only five members. There also
has been .indiCatiOns that Perth
would like to see the offices *
located in Stratford.
Huron County favors locating
_the office in a more central-,
• location to both counties:
Seaforth has been mentionecLon
several occasions.• -
A hearing was held Jan. 13 in
Toronto establishing the
Canadian Union of - Public
Employees- as bargaining 'agents
for all,staff of the Huron County
Ilealth Unit vv,,ith the exception
of the MOH.
• The `County is attempting to
have the director of nurses and
the chief public health inspector
also exempted from the
contract. As well, the county
would lie to have Iwo union
contracts proposed, one for the
• nursing staff and one for all
other employedi Of the health'
unit.
'Donnelly* .and Murphy are,
Richard Stephent,CallOrt thia.heauty in Mouth of the river
• . . ,
here In coderich, it, is a cohae salmon ,which measured 3Z
inches long and weighed 16 lbs. Richard had his, prize stuffed
re,
and mounted for display in the family living roam.
Young tisherthalt.,hangs
. ,
kite Inihiingitiom
•
Richard Stephen, 12, son of-Ofte-ri up and gone fishing long
Mr. and Mrs. W. Stephens, 241
South St., is theproud possessor
of a muted cohoe salmon"
• which he caught November 15 in
the mouth �f. the river here in
• Goderich. •
The fish was 32 inches long
and Weighed 16 lbs. It took
a_yotrng. Ri 1,1,00three-quarters of
an hour to reel him
"I -did it by myself;" beamed
Richard. "It gave me a good
”
fight.
• . •
stuffed and mounted the fish for
Richard at a cost of $1 per inch.
The boy's prize now has a place
of honor in the Stephens' living
Richard • Owns about $12
worth of fishing equipment. He
uses an Open-faced reel and an
ordinary • rod • on his fishing
outings, and according to This
mother' and father,- Richard is
before the rest of the .. family
rises in the morning. ,0
The lad is 'a real` fisherman
too, shown by the fact that he
seldom returns without a string
of fish to his credit. --
"We keep the neighborhood
in fish," laughed Mrs. Stephens
who added that Richard cleans'
all his own catches. -•
• A • Grade 7 student • at
'Robertson • Memorial • Senior
Wing, Richard has anOther
."1 . he
Stephens' living rotim bgasts two
tanks of tropical fish, the pride
and joy, of young Richard.
Oddly enough, no one else in
the 'family goesr fishing • or has
much interest in fish.. .
What is Richard's • life
ambition? - To be '.employed: by
the " Canadian • Fisheries
-Department, what else?
1 • •
• • .
1
acting on behalf Of the county in •annual rental Of $2,400 phs
the union riegotiationsp• telephone and caretaklng. -.
It Was learned that the public Wingham unit work* out otothe
health nurses at Clinton are now former rAnr$00' training School
quartered.n a house adjacent to -and rent there Is $1.03 ,par •
the nurses' Asidence ,,_at_an_ixica4biluslelephone,
r er
returns„ p
•,Huron County•
Council .
learned Thursday afternoon that
Miss Carolyn. 'Coke, ": twiner
Huron County librarian, has
forwarded it refund for monies
paid to herbeyond.December 5,
1969. '
- Miss "Crolie Jett the county's
employ on , that date and
accepted work in London,.
although she had given illness as
the reason for her, resignation
°here. There was some opposition
registered in council during the
November session that Miss
Croke should not be paid tO the.:
end of the year even though it
was county policy to do -so when
illness • was the cause of
departure, especialry since it was
known the former librarian was
employed elsewhere.. • „
but to cfate it has not.
accepted. '
Clerk John Derry reported, a
small siFplUS at the end Of 1969
aMonnting to $150,090,
In other business, council ,
took out membership in Several
approved associations ineludIng
the .° Ontario • Good Roads
Association aikt the 'datiadlaii;
Good Roads Association; -agreed •
to an increase in fees for auditor —
A. M. Harper in 1970 *muting
to $675 from $3,300 to $3,975;
and entertained delegation .from
CNIB, . the University of
Waterloo and the University of
Western Ontario:
Truscott busy
t. .
• • Total operating expenses for writing DOoK
Colonel SandereRecipe .k
gentile -
Dumpers, arise!
•
Huronview, during • 1969 were .
$771,027„2..7...with Huron's share
being $77,084.55, $1°,815.45
• less than the budget forecast.
Employee salaries and fringe
benefits continue' to rise and
account for oyer 70 percent of
the total e)s.penditure. -As consisted of of 1.17 full-time
employees and 46 part-time. ,
Negotiations are continuing
witt the International Union of
•-Operating. Engineeis for a new
contract. The present contract
expired :Dec. 31, • 1969. The
. Committee has offered a seven
percent increase to the Union
• Steven Trusccitt, paroled in,
OCtoller after 10 years in prison
charge of murder in the
• death of Lynne Harper, ig, a
resident of Adastral Park, near
Clinton, is 'reported to be doing
well and "'busily 'engaged in
writing a NOE-
Truscott's whir abouts is still
jaot divulged. He is living under
an assumed name and according
to recent .news stories, he hasn't
been badgered since leaving
prison.
'Grange Street, chairman of
the -National Parole ,Board, said
he expects things- to Work out
for Truscott, as they' do for 90
percent of those on parole.
Med felt
TAKE HOME SHOP'
„ '87 KINGSTON STREET
„ -
Located Bes'ide the _pulf Station At The fi,ve Points
For..Deliiery tCall' 524-7359
' ,to. be p'ut onl tleaven forbid'.
• •, * •4`477:4-» WA91,,P4TI<F1:1!it.4:1'.
The ollOwing letter is in •Our last glorious freedom -to be
Moggach party
postponed
. regard to the- Secret Society of
Colborne Township and also a
fDeuwmmpore notes on the Township
- It seems that back , in
November ,of- 1969, Colborne
Township advertised for a Clerk
'Pi -ea -SU -ref to --lake over duties
• January 1st, 1070.
The advertisement appeared
in • the Signal -Star for a short
..time. It.asked for a party t6"
state their -qualifications and also
to state a sal* expected. Surely
-the Council is not that scotch
that they must consider the
applicant on basis . of lowest
salary. Tendering for the job is
,e
what happened and it seems to
m, that • es/linen is more -
concerned over what is. paid,
f rather than the job done and
quality of work. -
People of Colborne! I ask you
this! •
. As of January 28, 1970, do,
you know who the Clerk.
_Treasurer of Colborne Township
is?'"Phis'ilas got to be the biggest
mystery,of 1970.
Now for the best, part. That
juicy topic, the Township
• Dump.=,1- doWt believe there is
• need for further -advertisement
to inform people Of the
unsupervised dumping area in
Colborne Township. It's just a
thile and'a half trona., Hungry.
'Hollow, that booming. suburb of.
Goderith
Citiiens! 1 understand that a
•higher fence , is to be built
around your Dump! Ail , the
better to decorate. And a gateto
be• put up! For Hallowe'en
pranksters no doplit. And a lock
Me, Bert Moggach Farewell
Party and . presentation
scheduled for the Searorth.and
District High School Friday
'evening, January 23 was
• cancelled because of the high
incidence of flu in the area.
• An announcement of the
presentation will be made at a
future date.
taken -away, The seagulls yvith no
one to watch them. The rats
'‘vith no food.And no more
paper to brow Around. PAPER!
Arise dumpers, surely you will
not allow your durni3,"to be
locked. But note! It will be open
certain days. No doubt when
Holmesville ,durnp is c,loSed.,How
:convenient. •
. I urge Citizens of
Goderich and 'Colborne, 'protest
most openly the locking of the
The Next 'Time Family Or Friends
,Drop In -.DON'T •COOK CALL US' -
,S"t-T-URDAY
MATINEE -
January 31 at 2.00 p.m.
• WALT DISNEY'S
"PINNOCHIV
WEEKLY
SCHEDULE
• FRIDAY
• No PUBLIC SKATING
• FUN
SATURDAY, JAN,. 31
• MINOR HocKEy
STERNSATEVAN DYKEIADOR
•• COLOR 40. ;ill RNA ' 4101
,•1969 Airworlaan Intonistierial.Plisture*
GODERICH
vs.
ADASTRAL PARK
Pee Wee - 6. p.m:
Bantam - 7 p.m,
Sunday, Monday,_Tuesday._)Afednesday,
February 1-2-3-4 •
DOUBLE BILL, —'STARTING AT 8:00 P.M.
She is woman:
• animal, saint, mistress, lover.
. Which is the true
Midget - 8 p.m.
SUNDAY -
PUBLIC SKATING
2:00 P.M. - 4:00 P.M.
SUNDAY' 8:00 P.M.
CHHL HOCKEY
GBC:
vs.
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a
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• Detonator Dan.
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TUESDAY
PRE-SCHOOL
SKATING
2:00p.m._ 3:30 P.M.
• LIONS FREE SKATING
3:30 - 5:00 P.M.
THURSDAY
PRE-SCHOOL
• SKATING ,
2:06P.M. - 3:30
LIONS FREE SKATING
3:..10 P.M. - 5:00 P.M.
• SKATES NOT
ALLoweD IN -
NEW WASH Rooms
...UNLESS PRO1ECIgat,-1.;:,;-:'
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