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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.
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Also Tape Cartridges
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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.
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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
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add spice and, variety to radio
entertainment dealing mainly
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will bring something of spring to
Ontario's winterland.
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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.
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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
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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
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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
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