The Goderich Signal-Star, 1971-02-18, Page 2•,, , "5 .. ti.,AL-STAR, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1971t__
11 Oust Iritiumas
The Welfare State as
conceived during and after the
last wary' (World War 11 that is)
was • based on certain
assumptions which, while '
'seeming . n valid then, are
-questionable today. It was
assurne.d, for example, that for
the ,vast majority ' of the
population there could be no
welfare services unless they were
provided by the State. It was, a
'e of :N "Had we been rich,
enough, we would have paid the
doctors'
M y}billls . ' }ouryspeplves we
2w11? sii3VA..et .7Mnx'�K•�l^ 'S1':,At`, •�}iM '�OAS!hx2 7t .R�✓"�.
services: " .
Much the same reasoning goes
for education, housing•and much
else, for here was a low wage
economy and a society in which`
there ,would be periods of
depression and unemployment,
even if every effort, was made tq ,
avoid and shorten them. No one
foresaw 'an automobile (often
two) in every garage; holidays in
r Florida for every class except
the poorest of the poor. •
. First there was the huge rise
in the standard of living between'
1953 and 1969, much of it due
to inflation. Secondly the
advance in real income, apart
from public expenditure on
social services, nearly trebled in,
six years. Thirdly, despite these
two increases, we are still not
Spending enough on the relief of
poverty, or more accurately, we
Tfare-ti-ot yet found a way to
spend on the really poor. The
benefits from the huge
• expenditures are too sina1llin
...�,..'. i relat.Lon�:.t�a .Rine "needs, Qfn4`GFIG��.
who have exceptionally low
B�rn une
country in which a privileged discrimination . unknown? Do Unfortunately it turned out that •
minority enjoyed ,hi h standard not FUN NIGHT-
g some circumstances arise to the only media • responsive to ,
of- living and economic security,' which regimentation is not these. • behests' were ' the bricks
Goderich
The annual Fun dight of the
with a poor majority which applicable? After all the and mortar o1 the buildings; in S o d e r i e h Minor•' " Hockey
expected to remain poor, the • "Region" is not a'division of the consequence the • miracle at Supporters Club • was a
Country has become atremendous success last Friday
try Armed Forces; or at least- it Queen's Park never - materialised. evening. We shoold.have more of
community where the majority didn't start out that ;way. Truly And it is of *cold comfort to these events; The Mathers'
is affluent, while only a minority if Regionalisation be the price of ,realise that „this. misjudgement displayed their :talents -as
is po . Why then .organize the the Welfare State;'Good Lord we « was ,in turn due to Jack «of`
won against. the Squirt B team,
loci services as though the have paid in full education on the W basic 3-1, In the first game, the Mite,
opposite were the case, The '• idea that education distribution of populations of All -Stars Won 6-0 against the
Why do' governments insist on should be paid for by the parent, whatever kind. , Mothers.
everything being paid for by thetri. wholly..,,pr in part; is , far from THE PECKI N ,,,i <' DER �� In the Broomball challenge,
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co b i n ation of, taxation copunonplace, yet even ,the Political, thong whether East , the Minor Hockey executive
followed bywhat'', has . been ''Soviets do,not believe the citizen
dominate
`� � � or West, has been d• by took on the Supporters', Club
1 p v .q� ' ,•
c c ut -•� • ,�
�r. .. Til .: . T . 4fi ',N 1•s+'M t«wr ,11 �Rli IARF• . ..� .S� �' � ` ... � ' • y _ �- • •n .. ..•
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.< k,.,, � tl°t� �, � ��Y.. _�a, w ,�:h+�y'�,� `+may, ,;r�a��.p�,.�m„�,.
i. �'Y°-' ��;" � .- r �4j „ . '7^•'re, ��►'•�i �. �g•.�,, �.�,.. �4EEG�'�- i}e+YTifS,�l� 4�{�'•
That is - distributing' largesse to . rrothirir. The 'Australian citizen : eve>r' since. Jefferson assured us,..-..--aiCed to score in the contest:
L�t's talk minor hockey
iIViTH JACK CUMMINGS
•- • The second game was tied
all, then withdrawing from the
unheeding majority. by taxation,
' 'operating through a means test.
While this may be an
accountant's paradise' (with Mr.
Edgar Benson well in. the van)
consider 1. the inconvenience to
the citizen and 2. the expense to
the 'taxpayer, with both imposed
solely tq ..uiaintain the
discredited principle of equality
' of treatment.
Compare this archaic, effort
wasting intricacy with the
approach of free enterprise. The -
marketing operations of firms
such as Kresge, or Woolworth,
etc., etc., whose genius has
brought' to-iieople of moderate
meads a wide range of goods of a
quality hitherto denied to them,
and has been achieved while -
making a profit, as proved by
the 'value of their shares on the
stock market, where $100 in
-,w
-in omesrnainly the aged) or
g .�
'
of any . class. retains an Our 'governors have -been -telling ' The Big Game of the night,
independence of character which us that all men; perhaps all
we, in Canada, aredetermined to Goderich Fir'exrien tested Doug
women too, certainly all races Spitzig who Was.in the nets for
suppress. He-- 'insures against and classes, are equal, This view
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sickness .arid hospital needs. He is, dogmatically opposed by the the'oPolicemeneorewith pened he
pays his doctor and a fee' for writer of a book: "The Social shots before they opened the
scoring. The game ended in 6-6
medical prescriptions, and while Contract ORobert Ardrey by
education is free; he ' pays for name, who argues that all human
school books. societies , are, based on
There is the .Mistaken belief, INEQUALITY; an inequality
widely held, and vociferously .which the biology of the last
propagated, that -the century has been busy
discouragement of private establishing, quite unbeknown
medical ' • practice ' and the to the outside world. We haiie
substitution of medicare heard and seen equality used to
(Canadian style), . by spreading acquire power so often that we
the butter more widely ..and 'almost believed it. Not only wase
more thinly, will raise the health the Emperox filly ;clad but his
level ' of the average. clothes even down to his buttons
Unfortunately this is not . the were the same as ours! So we
way averages are. raised in any were assured. ,
walk of life.Only the gradual But now inequality has
dissemination . of exceptional become the ,Binge of
excellence effects a raising -of the evolutionary thought, and the
average. In other words, only by «. generation of inequality is seen
1949 .`has gone to $1631 in INEQUALITY of treatment, to have been the key to the
1970. Here, through no effort of which ' socialism so ardently whole course i of •animal, and,
their own, people arein a abhors. It is such dilution of the plant evolution, while in the
position "to '�el-tidy-producewhre r- t' 'Whiei"tia- aused; '20- per.. - ptirs�riiyoft��'ertd,•ihe proo�ss':e
they never expected to. cen of t e octors o e of heredity themselves 'have
haveAs wew-cast abU'ut, trying to United Kingdom to emigrate, e'v o l v ed. -Man's activities,
` exceptionally heavy claims
on a -,modest income (Large understand how -our politicians only to find themselves replaced extraordinary as they are in their
families of low earners) ,, can be so ignorant - of human in 'the U.K. by doctors trained in effects, in their causes are
Obviously there is much nature and of the facts of life, it poorer, countries,. whose need .is merely the last term in a
soften in the 'Canadian Welfare dawns.on 'us- that their love affair greater than England's. continuous 3,000 million year.
• with governing has been to the "The advances in the sequence. A sequence which
detriment .of a life of full standards . of medical care. cannot be ,stopped -or' reversed
conclusion is :that a high pp
proportion of social expenditure experience. , One in which they occurring in the last century by an educational programme,
• by all levels of government goes sharpened their intelligence on have usually, been 'introduced in •or a political manifesto, still less
State ..and . one definite
to families whose' tax payments adverse circumstances; on centres of excellence and have a communist 'revolution..
equal or exceed the value of the obstacles '. which had to be only subsequently been made The State's efforts t°o organise
benefits received_.. These families . overcome. This explains, their available. In consequence, the equality, , however exaggerated
� not, as they- suppose blind spot, or; spots, or 'often under-.priv_ileged of today receive and. expensive, • will ,never rub
themselves to be,.beneficiaries of their blind areas. Take the care of the privileged of down -the inequalities between
the Welfare State,. They are the Regionalisation for example, yesterday. The moral axiom that families, for the human element
milch• cpw_ . based on the sure-fire belief that every member of a community will always contain a hereditary,
concentration • makes •
..•.'for has a natural right to equal a genetic element,'_and it follows _.
Now_ that it has bec�2.rrie.. r
efficiency. Admirable. do doubt ' standards of medical care . at a as night follows day, that the
Patent that the welfare stateIs a
in high _density areas like given moment in riffle". . is not
cruel hoax; that it takesnway in g Yopportunities which will arise
taxation«and contributions more Toronto and other i'ndustrial in fact feasible,. for so expensive., will be just as unequal: ' ,
than it gives; - glo we find spots, but applied to sparsely . has modern medical . Bare The beginning of this
populated - lament re=examining the' areas .,.of which most ;, _become, that no society is able enlightened outlook on life came
principes. -Certainly not. Theyof t ,is Province - consists,. it 'to afford universal excellence:` , when • it . was discovered that
to the hands of Excellence ` must-\ either be 'animal life was not the struggle
fear to break wi ifa-Sti-o merely plays in
ore concerned to follow ur`eaucratism. "Take the simple absent,. or confined 'to a limited for existence which" the 19th
are shall•' be bought for a local the London. `Times'mcentury 8/12./69 ceremonies and conventions' of
opinion than to influence it. matter of deciding what books nuber of centres " [Letter to ' had assumed. The
THE MYTH'OF, library..Yesterdayanimal 'life 'were based on
-- lil�r � it was a focal from' Mr:J M. A. R. Freeman.
EQUALITY matter, within, a budget. Today Consulting Orthopaedic Surgeon something laid within the egg, or
But -the_. Welfare State : is
founded Ori-- two other
misconceptions: 1. State' 'help
must be not' only universal, but
also' EQUAL. 0 2. Private
provision of welfare is bad in
itself ' because it ` IS unequal.
Equal•-,, pensions ,for all fails
,be°cause Obple will always
subscribe more for their own
personal " and family security,
than they would ever be willing
to pay in taxation. r From a
you shoot a request into the air to the London F ospital..].... born with: the baby. They were
here
it,, seems to get' lost`': Much' the same argument based on instincts which were
orever. ti might well be , applied to individual, hereditary and
Of more recent memory is education, but . in Ontario `'at genetic. Thusrom the -•--early
Reionalistion's effect • on least; `we 'have been treated at bservatios of a' pekingorder eve Walterfnishd
tie as the Firemen lost all their
steam in the last period and
didn't have the legs to carry
them on to -victory. It would be
interesting to have a re -match as
the Goderich police and.
provincial.....•police feel they are
now in condition to whitewash
the firemen.
President Tom Thompson
would like to thank everyone
who made this a success and all
those who helped to put , this
event on.
If the following reports armee`
pot correct, you can blame ft on
the score board at the Arena_.
Why wasn't it repaired?
LEGION MITE ALL-STARS.
teams -Legion Sailors with three
points and Bedford Motel -Motel
with two points..
C.onvener Arnold l-iodges will
be, holding a meeting ,wjth the
coaches,. to , decide on the
play-offs, and will advise us. by
next: Monday. ” as. --there. .is, „no,.
games this weekend; • ,y
LEGION SQUIRT ALL-STARS
tri the W. 0. A. A. standings,
Don Elliott? Legion Squirt:
All -Stars ended up in top place
in the. standings: The final game
Goderich played to a '3-3 ie.
pary Peters • was the big giln•-•for
Goderie' r with , -Iwo « goals 'and
Pant -Doherty " scoring the other.
Double' - `header 'weekend
games with Oakville: the Legion
Squirt All -Stars won the •.first
game Saturday, 4-3 and lost the
second gaihe Sunday, 3-2.
In Saturday's.4game„ Oakville
opened the scoring with a goal
by Curt. Fitzsimmons. Then
Goderich came through with
four unanswered --goals, two by
Gary Peters and singles by Terry
Kisch and Mike LaPaine. Late in
the third period, ' Oakville made
the game close by scoring two
goals, one, by Bruce Paton and
the other by Gord Moodie, but
failed to tie the, game. 4
In Sunday's game, Oakville
were out to win and they -came
up'- with a fine performance,
winning 3-2 as Tom Grainger,
Palmer ..and Greg Beacom' got
assists. Orangeville came back
---..,with • three goals to go ahead and.
then ' late • in• the thifd period
Mike Cummings tied the game.
In overtime, Scott. Sutton scored
to .even up the series at a game
each:.•`......., ....... :........,.,,.-.....
.......,
Coach. Paul Schutz held an
early morning ....practice on
Saturday and .then had his team
come through with a; 6-4
victory to win , the ' series
Saturday night, .One of the best
-attendance records were , at r the'
to victory. ' •'
Orangeville , opened the
scongsearly in the first, period.
Then with Goderich a man
short, Steve Palmer scored two
goals to ----put Goderich ahead
2-1., Then Orangeville came
back to tie the `score in the
second, period before Scott
Kennedy , once again ' put
Q,derich `in ' front 3-2.
Orangeville tied the score in the
third period, then Rick Moody
scored three -goals to win the
game. Final score, Goderich Pee
V1ees 6, Orangeville 4. 1 ' -
Elmira will be the next team
in the 0. M. H. A. playoffs that
the Lion Pee-Wees meet. Dates
have not yet been confirmed.
• PEE WEE HOUSE LEAGUE
In the final two games of the
regular schedule, the two top
teams, Sifto Salt and Club Grill
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f . th a
Mto coming Sutherland and Scott - met with Si g up wi
In an exhibition game Friday Gould scored for Oakville. 3-1 victory.
evening, the Mite All Stars lost a Scoring both goals for Goderich Sifto Salt finished the
�IOSe'.;�garrre::.:tQm�t; '� 15stan in on op; _now have
fi
-Marys.2��-�_was..Gary ��..- . ponts Mfoltowee-by-Ctul'Cril".n} ry,..which_.he..suffered earlier,
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oarawai
1-1 with less than a minute to •
play, w Ten Greg -Stott -scored on
Denom a Flowers goalie Bob
Overholt, , giving, Don Hoist the
first game in the playoffs.
Scoring for Don .Holst was
. John MacDonald but Phil Petrfe
tied the game for Denomine
`Flowers. Final score Dorn. Hoist
2, Denomme Flowers 1�
KINSMEN, MIDGET ALLS.TARS
Saturday night, in the third
and final 'game of the semi�fi ials
•in the 'O, M. H. A,2. playoffs, r'
wirt, in ovetirne 4--3 and..now
advance against Fergus ''or
hlm4ra.
Orangeville went ahead 2t -O
but Paul Kelly whowas working
hard, going both ways, got one
back for Goderich and then Paul
Johnston scored with a beautiful
goal in the top corner to tie the
score. Kinsmen Midget AIIStars
- got a go-ahead goal from Sam
Meriam' who played almost the
full game as Goderich have Brian •
Thompson, Allan Skelton out,,' 4
with 'injuries, Orangeville came
back late in the third period to
tie the score 3-3. Then in
overtime with less than two
minutes to go in the first ten
_minute overtime'' period, 4 the
• winning marker came from 1
Danny Duncan, whoa was all
alone in on the Orangeville
goalie 'who 'gave him the puck
and all he had to do was put it in
the net. '
B,rfuce Bowman also played a
strong game despite an ankle
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Coach John Hodges hopes 'to get
in- a..feW- more exhibition games,
before they travel to Strathroy
to enter in a tournament during
the Easter holidays. This. was the
third - meeting of these two
teams. In the other two games,
the. egion Mites had 'a vi
L'ctory
and a tie, so against St. Mary's
they -are even so far'.
MITE HOUSE LEAGUE'
Final games . of the House
League schedule were .played last
weekend. Fri.da.y_..night's game,
Canadian Tire played to 1-1 tie
against MacDonald Marine. .No
game report"' was available `on
wlio'got_t.he,aoals..,_...�,._....._._.W
.. Saturday in the, first game at
' 10 'aril,- the Legion .Sailors and
Goderich, Electric played to a•
2-2 tie. Scoring , both goals- -for
the Legion . Sailors was Robert
Willis. Goderich Electric got its
first goal from . Greg Smith and
then Barry Good `tied the score
for Goderich Electric.
Legion Flyers, top team in
`their ' dna i5ion, r whitewashed
Bedford Hotel -Motel 4-0 • - as
Brian Shewfeltgot a shut -out for
the ' winners. David Kennedy
opened the scoring, getting the
eels nd then La
SQUIRT HOUSE LEAGUE with 11 points. .a , .t
schedule were played on n difference as he came up with
Tuesday evening Februa 9th
Saturday morning, asentuc• y
Fried Chicken won_ a close game nets for the Goderich team.
• in the game.
•." -» Ga Xoern made,.i -all ire
'Frrral aims �:-tie �:�re� ;a..m.�::�:�� ry .•�.,,
'� "dt'I�r atn�'" fast
-.�,.: 'the ' .g
K k nes y g�' some• outstanding saves in the
Goderich 'Restaurant won a close
eine - 1-0 ' over Goderich
over the. Legion 3-2 and Mills Motors. This now puts Goderich In fact, the whole team
defeated Gardiners 2-0. l•th Played a whale ,.of a game and
..'Restaurant in third pace in -the
Finishing in first place in thecoach Williar�r seri was
standings with six points and. vieDenny with the. team
standings were Kentucky Fried they will meet Sifter Salt in the very pleased with
as they came from
• performance.
behind to win ' 3-2.; Opening: the
playoffs. ,Goderich Motors who finished
scoring, for the Legion was Ricky with:, oply 4- points; will be
Sto art with -two goals both playing Club Grill. in the playoffs
unas• iisted. Then Kentucky Fried which are.two out ofthree and
° Chicken .got three goals, one each then the winners will playoff for
from Mike Hodges, Dale -Duncan the Championship. Losers will
and Donald Bogle. then , tee -off for the runner-up
In th.e. _second ,game, Mills trophy. Mot'ots goalie carie up with a ,,. ;
shut' =out. "`David Bedour, Paul' BANTAM HOUSE LEAGUE
In the first game of the
-the goal getters fort winners ,playoffs, Goderich Elevator
who now have cl►nched second carne from behind in the third
-place in the standings. Gardiners period with four goals to win.
Dairy finished third 'arid Legion Opening the scoring * for
Young' and ,,Tom Do were
team last. McGee's was. John Warr. Terry
In• the play-offs it will be 'F'rit-zle ' ''scored two goals for
• Y
"Kentucky.._ --Fried • Chicken vs
Goderich Elevator, Tim
', Glousher and John', Hanley
Motors will take op the Legion, rounded out the ,scoring, folc the
team. Series will be two out of winners. Final score 4-1. "' .'
three, with the winners of ;this
Gardiners' ba' and Mills
first two ga rry ..Boceand St
series playing off for the: 0
Championships.
school children in the"faceof a vast. expense to an attempt to amonhens and' "territory" ;ith a gl eah LION PEE
warning of a bad storm. Was the flout the principle, ' menioned belonging to individual quail.and - his ' now completes the , February
power of decision to keep open above. -We have - found a even robins, we areshown in
politicia'n,woienganueArdrey's book howthe 'problems In theplay-offs, .the' top •team, °the 0enli htened centu , to show.the . LFIhg rY� status, competition, order and tied for second place are "three
world tha-t superlative education conflict are linked with those of teams, MacDonald ,Marine,
could be made available to all. animal' behaviour. tCoderieh Electric and Canadian
or to close 'a school delegated? h 1'k Ki C t• And who was the uncrownedking who ordered the buses out?
The more " we pay them the
farther away they hide. -Is
EE ALL-STARS
11; second gameof
regular schedule for the Season: evening, in th
BY MRS. WES BRADNOCK
Lorraine Chamney chosen
. Carnival Queen
of old, decided in this of humn socity or race class 'toirits} OrangevilleP
egionyers ave en p
The gospel "of equalisation, Tireallwith seven points. Then
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which; the socialisthas espousedwe' have -- the ` 6ottbm . two• so ignorantly, is akin to the
belief that perpetual motioncan
5267be discovered-, for no 'sooner has
he raid the 'standard of the
The 'sympathy'of ,the ':lower ':third ,of -the populatibi,
•
cmmunity%is extended 'to Mrs.. than it is .raised too fortheDonald Cartwright on the death upperand middle thirds. In theof her mother, Mrs. William result the - disparity persists;
Kueger, RR '1 Clinton, inequality remainsAll that has
Congratulations to Miss . Lorraine was crowned by Miss -William• Seers is a patient in hapened is that the whole
Lorraine Chamney in being Dominion ofCanada with a tiara • ictoria .°Hospi-tal-- undergoing complex' has been -moved bodily
chosen Queen ' of the Winter presented by Anstett's Jewellery surgery on his hand.We wish up the scale_ -
Carnival - at Clinton. last Store, 'a red rose corsage .by Patti . him a speedy recovery. - The `book' mentioned would•n behalf of Cook's Flo ist make ._..... a good..�. LeadershipSaturday,•;'.:,.,Ls�,xraine.,. .is.the...- ..�ay.s� X Masters.. Stephen and.. Mihael,.:n,.....�-._r f4rertOi dacrghte of Mr."and ASft aci:,��^-bo ff chocotate -�,x�,,�. .;., s an� 'littfe l�fis `'�iird o5i`- Gotrtr�rtEiorr �pr+eserit��w.'�•ourMrs. Gordon Chamny, RR 1, from Bartliffs. spent , the weekend with their favourite politician.uburn and was chosen tto
representuoointhecompetitions ,Riehl ' Newcombe DrugsSix„,,,ejementary schools tok Holland Shoes, the l ecreatron
Committee, Irwin's Ladies Wear
aentered teirQuens nd Keith's Family Clothing
which • . personality, skating ability and
dress. • The schools- were Keith Howatt, -son of Mr. and
HolmesviIle, Brucefield, Clinton, ..Mrs. Gordon Howatt, R•R 1,
St. Joseph's Adastral Park and Auburn represented • Hullett
Hallett Central. ' Central asKing. -
. A...Semi-Finals,
Wees came from
belund to defeat Lion Pee We
AllStars 4--3 in overtime.
,pderich Opened the scoringwith a 2--0 lead; goals by' PulMackay and Rick Moody. Steve
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giVe.sQ more
�iwiit five
EARTIl
H. liextA Central S, h l' •Other gifts were 'from Bill
Good :• attendance at WMS meeting
• The s Wbmlan's ' . Missionary offering was , received and
Society was held last week at the dedicated with prayer by Mrs.
' home of Mrs. Frank Raithby Raithby. '
witha good attendance. Mrs. The president, ,Mrs. Wilfred
Raithby was m charge of the Sanderson took charge Of the
'meeting. -business period and opened with
Thescripture lesson was read prayer. The minutes were
by Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson. The
meditation, ' "We Have Time" • accepted as read , by the
• was taken by Mrs.. Raithby secretary, Miss Minnie Wagner.
Thank -you notes for plants
follciW4d by prayer: received were read and a card
Roll call was answered with afor Mrs.
Bible verse containing "heart". ,w A sd ty lunch was E.
Lawson.
gavethe histriry Of served by
Mrs. Baithb t Mrs, Raithby assisted by Mrs.
the hymn',- "In My -Heart There Robert J. Phillips,
Rings 6 % s .A Melody". ° Mrs J- Robert .•-._ ,
-
w Phillips played a piano solo of a Auburit S
medley of favdrite hymns'which
^ Y ,
was much elrtjoye'd Leaders', of ,,the, Spring 4-1.1
Miss Frances Houston gave an club- "Separates for Summer"
iris iring topic, "The Religion of are meeting in Clinton thisweek
-rr ]
ry
��iil��%�i'$ }i�Q�+.!!�i" ��*i!I�'!!`�' ��'�`'a'�'',r''1+����'"��-tk'�aa ��s�s � �v•�i'$"�'�zgl'114atnvet11'�m
bola "O Top f the Wdrld"' gi 1 �i' h o it , "sh°ng to
grandparents, Mr. and Mrls. * The Social Contract by Robert •
Gordon Dobie and uncle Ross. Ardrey, Collins. 2.5 pounds.
1 NOTICE
ONTARI0 HYDRO
CLINTON AREA CUSTOMERS
EFFECTIVE
FEBRUARY 22, 1971
The existing Clinton area offices on Albert St.,
CIin1`�u"i, will. be vacated. All future business will be
conducted at our new location on Hwy. No. 4 at the
Can. Forces Base, approximately 11/4 mi. south of the
Town of Clinton.
Ontario Hydro
Clinton Area
Box 550
m o a r" it e c mmum -wi i phone 482-3483 or,.,Zeitith 28220
telling. the ,pus ose, the method.' take this sewing p ject please ,
-arid the• -responsibility of - contact Mrs. Donal Haines or
• -,Christians- in . today's world: The- Mrs Prank ftaithby.
idge � Sc
ores
There. were three 'tables in
play.•at..the„Goderih Duplicate
.Club Tuesday night. - ” •
Winners and their scores were
as follows: tied for first Mrs.
Sproul and Mrs. A. Galbraith,
Mr. and Mrs. Ron McDonald; 28;
Mrs. Ivan Papernick ' and' Miss
Lena Robinson, 26%; Mrs. D. D.
Worthy,'Mrs: W. Duncan, 25. -
Applications for senior •
citizen apartments
capable of acdommodat
ing a . couple - are' being
accepted by the Goderich,
Housing - Authority.. Rent
includes - heat, water,
- light, sewer, _hot' water,.
fridge; : stove and TV
aerial. Minimum rent is
' ,$37 per nionth�Tadjusted
upwards according to
income. Appficafions are
available'at the• office of ' !+
.' , the . gignal-Star, 37.•'..West
.,..., • -
Street,
r J. H.•Aitken,-.
Secretary_Manager, ,
- Goderich Housing...
Authority. '
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GET A
LOW COST
LOANAT YOUR
CREDIT UNION
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LIFE INSURED
AT NO EXTRA COST
TO YOU
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GREEN GIANT FROZEN - 12 oz.
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SUPREME BRAND - 5 oz.
Iflstant Coffee
PREMIUM SOCKEYE - 7% oz.
SALMON
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