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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1970-12-31, Page 2p ° OO ► ICH SICNAAL4-STA , TOURS hound and About With Martha Fun in the snow AY, QECEMBER 31,197q Tuesday a.m+ and a beautiful winters' day -- actually warm out. Seems to be about two feet of snow on everything and the sun . is cheating beautiful shadows. .1 know the Kinsmen and snowmobile folks are hoping we have, as much snow at the end of January (30 31) for ,their Winter Carnival. 1 ee many trails made by the snowmobiles and 1 hear the area around!Feagan's gravel pit --- and the orchard at the end of the road are dandy. Also the South Beach Park is wide open for fun, but please don't try going out oh the ice, - there is lots of�,poom without risking a ducking. Sledding is great on the Golf club hill, too. 'There are sekeral outdoor skating rinks either being used -- or almost ready. The Shaws down on Wilson Street are preparing a dandy •again this year. We should find the secret to their great success for an outdoor rink, as theirs seems to stay nice for such a long time. I see some people spread a huge sheet of plastic as a base. but when the- ground is well forzen - as it is now - 1 shouldn't, think that the plastic Would be a necess'ty. •I'oda\ for the first time w years I found I could not enter the lookout at the end of '\V -est Street. ..The one at the GDCI Sportsfront CURLING By Nancy Hills On Saturday, December 19. the Sarnia School Boys' Invitational Tournament was held at the Golf and Country Club there. Our team consisted of Igen Bogie, Dwayne Linner, Gerry Durst, Sam Sheardown and Ian Harper. Out of 16 teams, we placed 6th. This tournament was the first time the boys had played together. Mr. Sumner, staff advisor, says that they played very well. STUDENTS TRAVEL By Sandy Maize Just a short while ago the students of Grade 11 physics took a trip to the Ontario Science Centre in Toronto. • There were 57 students to go. This was' an independent study for the students, there were no guided tours. • They arrived there at about 11:30 a.m.-and stayed till 6 p.m. The Centre- consists . of 23 acres which covers information on exhibits, space ships, computers, life, light and 'modern- standards:--._._ The students were accompanied by Mr. Garrow, Mr „' Machan, their physics teachers, and Mrs. Machan. Mr. Machan said this is his third time down and he saw four things he never saw before. When_ 1 asked, the students what they thought of it they said they . found it very interesting, educational and enjoyable. .• VOLLEYBALL. By J. McGuire • The interform games. were played at noon in the gym at the school. The games were played on a two out of three basis. In the senior division for the boys there were seven teams. And in the intermediate division there were six teams, In the Bridge Scores There were five tables in play at the Goderich Duplicate Bridge Club. Tuesday night. Wiritiers and their scores were as follows: Mrs. R. Sproule and Mrs. R. L. McDonald, 72; Mrs..J. Cook and Mrs. J. Chisholm, 69; Dr. .A. B. Deathe and Mr. A. Weerasooriya, 61'2; Mrs. 11 D. Worthy and Mrs. W. Duncan. 57'42; Mr. and Mrs. Jerry White, 55. boys -finals it was: Il beat :L\ in the 11, 12 and 13. 211 heat 2.\ in the 2nd year. 1.\ beat 111 in the ls.t year. The teams all had a number of .good players. 'i'he leaders in the different divisions were: 3,\ was led by Rpss Pruder,. 211 was led by John Simison, 2.\ was led by Harold Refflinghaus. In the games played the 1st year - team had a total tear effort. In the girls semi=finals the top Grade,nine team played the top Grade 10 team on Tuesday. And the top Grade 11 played the top (trade 12 team on Friday. The finals will start on 'Thursday with the Grade nines plying the winners of Gradol11 and 12. The girls' . Interform Basketball will start next week., Mite hockey Mike Hodges scored all three goals as the,Goderich Mite All -Stars defeated St. Marys Mites 3-1 here last Saturday . Kevin Mitchell scored the lone St. Marys marker.. _ The victory gave t.be. 1o( al Mites a record .ot.ty>va Wins: -and a tie in three games. • Their _ next action N5 as scheduled for December iO when the were to take part in a Mite tournament. at Exeter. Skating draw winners Lighthouse was ploughed but I guess l was too earl) for the other one but 1 was so surprised ;since the traffic at this lookout is always heavy ' -- winter and summer. - Little Theatre is stirring again. the next play is a mystery 'who -done -it' and Ruth Leonard says she will have a first reading this Sunday - at The Barn. (2:30 p.m.---3p.m.1. 1 believe there are four nen needed for this play, and lots of behind the scenes workers► ,If yqu have any desire to help with a .play, do turn out on Sunday - this one or a later one. Some plays require more work. back stage than others and this is one of them. They are always interesting and fun and the more the merrier. So if you'd like to help construct or paint or do any of the dozen jobs which turn:up on a big production,,,Little Theatre welconies and appreciates your help. I wish you a Happy, Happy. New Year -- don't drive on your "Fun" nate` -- give the Cabs the business and really• have a good time. Love Martha GODERiCH \'\'inners of the Goderich Figure Skating . Club Turkey Draw Were as follows. Mr. E. Jenkins, 202 Eidon St.. Stella Gallows. North St.' R. L. McDougall. 232 Catherine St. Mrs. E. Falconer. R.R. 2.. Goderich. The Draw Vvas made by Hank Bregman at ' the arena • oi'i Wednesday evening. December 16. DISCOUNT RECORD BAR LATEST HITS Also Tape Cartridges And Cassettes JEWELL BROS. The Square PHONE 524=8331 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Helesic have returned from Calgary after visiting for a week during, the Christmas season with their. son Robert' and ,.\Irs. Helesic and, grandson Jeffrey`. Mr. and Mrs.' Roy Mugford and family attended the wedding of their son Ron to- Miss Sheila Kring 'in St. James Bond United Church, Toronto, on December 19. Guests were present, from. Goderich; Exeter,•= Stratford. Plerno, Kingston, Michigan, Toronto and leaforthi. John Bradshaw's radia show... to feature personalities What do Johnny Wayne, Eddie Albert and Doris Day have min coninion? They are .all gardening buffs, and their views on the subject, and those of other well-known personalities, will be discussed on radio with John Bradshaw on his new Garden and Home Show. Guest shows are popular on T\' out have become something .of a rarity in the radio field, so John , Bradshaw's 25 minute radio program will be look4d forward to with interest, It will .Figure skaters Compete in Harriston Goderich Figure. Skating Club members participated in the - Inter -Club competitions which were held in the Harriston Arena Sunday, December 27. Results were as follows: Junior• Dance, Nickie' Satter and Debbie Murray,' Stratford, first; Emilie Cowie and ,Aline Tschechart, Walkerton, second; • Becky Crawford and Bonnie .McGee, Goderich. • -' Junior Free. Skating, Becky Crawford, Goderich;` Pam Cracen,,,'Goderich; Owen Kahle, Mitchell. -.' A Senior Dance, Debbie Ferguson and Cynthia Rath, 'Walkerton: Patti Harwood and Gweil. Kahle,' Stratford; Ann Critchfield an -d Cheryle Edwards, Walkerton, 0. Intermediate Frye' Skating, Sherrie $quer, ..Stratford; Carol- Chapman, arolChapman, Goderich;-. Sandra Murray, Stratford. s • "Senior, Free Skating, Mary McFadden, Mary Anderson, Sue 14i-debrand, all of Stratford. These skaters were judged by five Canadian Figure Skating Association Judges. be carried by 22 stations in Ontario's major centres with the first program being broadcast. on January 3. His first guest will be Johnny Wayne of the famous comedy team, Wayne and Shuster. As well as gardening, John Bradshaw's Garden and Home Show will have programs on hone care and pets. Although Mr. Btaxlshaw will host. all the shows, Roy Spence, already well-known to radio audiences, will dispense 'new ideas to the `do-it-yourself. handyman, and Allan Secord of Toronto's •"farnous animal clinic will discuss pets: Both Mr. Spence and Mr. Secord will alsointerview distinguished guests on the show. - There is no better known , name °,i,n this country on gardening than John Bradshaw. His syndicated garden column is featured across Canada, and he also has a highly rated weekly radio show in Montreal and Toronto. He was the first to bring gardening to the TV screen in Canada and has been on TV for 12 years. IJe is a regular guest on "77 North"Maple." Born in Winona, Ontario, John Bradshaw grew up in the family nursery and fruit growing business. With the exception of a 'tint of 51 2 -years as a pilot during the war' years, he has spent his life specializing in °gardening •and farming. In 1950, Ile -started a free-lance radio -TV and " writing agency and eventually became involved in all communications media. His books on gardening have sold several million copies in the U.S. and Canada. " John Bradshaw is a Fellow of the Royal Horticultural Society, London, England, a director of the " Civic Garden Centre in Toronto and' of, the Canadian Rose Society and is, also, a member, of the Floricultural Committee of the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair. 177 I 1 WANT -TAVERN CANDLELIGHT TAVERN BAYFIELD ROAD GQDERICH' 524-7711 DINING And DANCING New Tear's Eve - SOLD Ott Friday AndSaturday JANUARY 1&2 The BELL -TONES the New Year -unfolds, may bring success and happiness to You. Please accept our greetings, and thanks, too. Gerry anc1 Norine Nurse SKY RANCH DRIVE IN • Watch For An Announcement Of Our Opening' In Spring ti PARK • GODERiCH 30 THE SQUARE PHONE 524-7811 AI RCON DITION ED Friday and Saturday Two Showings , 7:30 and 9:O5' the 'CARRY ON GANG' look at things on the bright side. ...:., THE DANK O1$bAN,ZAT1ON PRESENT. A PETER ROGERS rw{cess rY r7 Vii Y ON CA1VtPING" --� ,..�✓' SIDNEY JAMES KENNETH WllIIANS In COLOR ADUt_T CHARLirS HAWTREY JOAN SIMS DISTRIBUTED IT ASTRAL FILMS LiMITED JANUARY 2 +.b SATURDAY MATINEE WED., THURS., FRI., SAT. JAN. 6, 7, 8, 9 Werinesdly and TEh4r,sclay -One Show Only at 8:00 p m p m Friday and Saturday -Two Showings at 1:30 and 9:30 (ADULT ENTERTAINMENT) PAMMOI.NT PlatI 3 - LEE MARVIN CUNT EAWOOD JEAN SEBERG PM4TYOURWAGON OYlrir►tt.r(rtrrmxi I,rxw�r Oraad�y ►l*urcal- �r 11'AI `t /l,�� N VE H NE&& . The pew, weekly show will. add spice and, variety to radio entertainment dealing mainly with°ptusicand talk shows, and will bring something of spring to Ontario's winterland. NICE° ASS. QRTME IT QF PASTRIES,FOR NEW YEAR'S OUR STORE 1NiLL BE CLOSED For Painting From 'January 1 to January 6 REOPENING THURSDAY, JANUARY 7 CULERT'S BAKERY 524-7941WEST ST AUDITIQNS, FOR • s Goderich Little Theatre's Second Production WiLL BE HELD un., January 3rd 3:00 P'M. and Wed:, January 6th 8:00 P.M. AT "THE BARN" Bruce St., Goderich .11111.111/410 EARL RAWSON STYLE' SHOP ALL ALTERATIONS - AT COST s;: SWEATERS 1 00% Australian wool pullovers in crew and. V-neck. There are also cardigans and sleeveless pullovers with belts. REGULAR 15.00 to 25.00 11.x$ to .18.5 STACK SUITS In stock right now and avai:able at these reductions are English wools in muted and bold stripes, plains and checks. All the seasons latest. Hurry for best selection. - 'REGULAR, 99.50 to 110.0.0 79.°°: TO 88.°°li TOPCOATS These are zip lined topcoats that will see you in and out of several seasons. An excellent buy at these prices. REGULAR 35.00 to 55.00 26.25 TO 41.25 FIRTH CLOTHES Made -To -Measure SUITS Yes, it is our made -to -measure suit sale time again. Now is the time to save on all the finest of Firth suits. Make your selection of cloth early. REGULAR 125.00 to 180.00 9, oo To SCARVES Warm scarves of imported - wool. For all occasions plain and checks. There are 6 and 8 foot scarves in plains and stripes. REGULAR 4.00 - 6.00 - 8.00 $.3_$45?_$6 10% OFF ES7 OH:OUR EARL u 144 Winter JACKETS If 'you have been waiting until Sale time to buy that warm winter jacket now is the time. A nice selection. REGULAR 29.95 to. 35.00 22.° & 26.25, ENTIRE STOCK RAWSON Styie Shop, THE SQUARE On The Woolworth 9fockl r+. M • 0 4 1 r • • rk• M • w Iti