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WEATHER... whether .or not!
With all the piles of snow -I
DO Wish I was at least two feet
taller.
Today. after a sifting of frost
crystals, everything is clean and
Lsparlding and makes .you forget
(and • forgive) the trouble you
have had gettinLthro' the stuff.
There are MAIMS and hills and
lumps such as rreVe not seen in
_many a year -434 we „are , still
'getting around -That's what
they told me when I first hit this
from within the earth, IN sea
and over the earth -such as
• seeds, nuts and cones from trees
and other plant life from many
Parts' of the continent. It is no
wonder that in the sunny South
just F,VERYONE is a collector.
•Perhaps it 'Is because it is nice
and warm that you feel like
doing these things -I don't
know, but in the south you•just
collect .all kinds of things. Mrs.
$parling showed me some of the,
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,G -DCI
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The 'GDCI wrestling team
second in the
folks 4Who are doing- interesting H u r On -Per t h Conference
things, willing to sharp their championship meet... held in
pleasure with others. Exeter Friday,
Some years ago- they were The host, team, South Huron
trying to find people who had of Exeter,. won the over-all
interesting crafts and hobbies at championship. Third place went
their " findertips-'eraftS" handed " to St,: Marys.. . • . •
don thro' the families for - 'Other teams comp,eting were
many, marry years -which were in from Clinton, (4. Windham,
danger of dying out with that Seaforth ''ind Stratford Central.
family. They tried to get these ' Goderich wrestlers_ finishing
crafts shared witIVothers:-•have in their weight class were
them teach others sO that,,more Marl 4rouglItcm in the 1$0
part, of the county -and it is most beautiful ROS8S which are could' ' became ,teachers and pound class, Mark Ryan' in the
. beeanse you WANT to get the ,se4dg or cones from the -revive - the , arts and : 'Crafts .4,94 '' palled class, nd - Al
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' - For those who are - 'really California. Other , tinytiny They were successful in many Mark Chisholm, in the 90.
shut-in and are 'suffering or seeds, shells, coneetc., she is poued, class, and Paul Johnson in
areas and there are now - more'poundclass,
tolerating thiti‘,1 -white 'using • to rnake lovely and
incolleges' And cho ilable for148 pound dais .both
s
t rri•fic winter and to, all you others on a rough material, but'
• folks in the sun countries -do 't organizations -and groups could
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convenience we can interesting wail hanging. Some s
finished,second
the eneodragement of leisure in their division.
mpathize with them -as it IS a- are on a suede type . velvet, ,'*-
nour crafts. Many of our local Terry' Corbett, 123.pounds,
Larry Donnelly, 106 pounds,
and Bill Stemp, 17.8- pounds all
finished third in their class,
while Philip Blaisdale at 115
pounds was fourth. A .
The top- three wrestlers from
each weight class -will advance-te
the W.O.S.S.A, totniiiment at
London Oakridde, February 20.
- • Earlier last week, the
Goderich matmen' defeated
Seaforth 42-19 in a match held
here. The results were as
follows- • 90 ' ds - Mark
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be too smug because you are
missing :something
nusual-and-your GLAD -I
know, don't smirk!
I 'do know that the folks from
the north, when they are visiting
in the south, are always
interested in "whits going on
back home”. They watch the
weather reports and weather
maps (and in the 'States' they
seem to haye such good ones,)
s, and so they can see where.,anit
when.ive-a--- to our ears in
snow or rain or a bit of sun and
it makes them happier to be
where they are-usually-altho I
. have heard of some who knew
we were having snowdrops, etc.
with an early spring who hurried
home only totind themselves in
.the,31:11,ddle.:of thet.:woottlizzard:
they can remember'.
-stt.,•'"?.=5,4A.ritt-tbs-i•trg-oes. -
This is what keeps things,
allare a study in themselves- encourage more of this type of
and are well thought oat and -well
made.entertainment and eithershare it
wth.
others or use it to raise
I know this interesting, and
funas for their club.
fascinating hobby is very
I have another date for, your
educalibnal. and there are man -Y,
many people • who find
calendar -March 25,,, 26 and 27.
themselves "without a thing to -
Goderich Little Theatre Play
"Spider Island", directed by
do" who, could certainly take a
_
few lessons from this energetic Ruth Leonard, a very
lady.
interesting,',,. intriguing
Oh, she doesn'give "Who -done -it" „that will hold
t .
"lessgns"-as lesSons-but
ybu , for a while. The cast have
you
been in rehearsal for some time
"cOnld .surely• learn a lot froth--
now,, the hold up is the painting
,some of her wall hangingsalone.
She is able to see the 'beauty of and up.4ating-a bit -of MacKay
so many things that most of
Hall. It is certainly been another
us.
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never take time to even glanceuilding that has been sorely
at, and she is clever enough to neglected. over the years -and
I'm sure • would be ,due for
arrange ,them on colorful
backgrounds to bring out the retirement -if we had anything
.
most value in her • precious to replaceit.
;11.lkii0W.AS --YoUt'shohhy
We' could all take a few along?
' • leStOrIS'iiillis-ttIVITMtrtini. het
Too bad -vve can't have more
interesting, keeps you_ on your
toes, gives you a dandy backache • .
Martha.
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* rosy cheeks and shiny eyes. Laketown band to play
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• and other aches and pains or
• Whether we're getting or
whether we've got -we're gonna
, get WEATHER, --whether or at' Knox' this' Sunday
Chisholm (G)won by forfeit; 98
pounds - Larry' Donnelly _(G)
pinned Bill Reinik, 1:08; 115
pounds - Philip Blaisdale (G)
won by forfeit; 123 pounds -
Don Jewitt. (S) decisioned terry
Corbett, ,4-2; 130 pounds - Don
Broughton (G) pinned Jim Still,
1:48; 141 pounds ...- Paul_Blake
Sgrker;• -1:48; •
'148 Pounds. - 'Steve Shouldiee.
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Hickman with 25 points and
Smith with 22 were top men for
Mitchell. Dave Carruthers led
Goderich scorers with 23 points,
followed by Brian Mackenzie
with 14, Warren Watt, nine,
Brock Stimson,liseven, and Greg
Smith, Steve Stringer and Mike
Tafeit, two points each.
The Senior run -away victory
over , Seaforth was . led by
Carruthers'again, With 22 points,
while Mdckenzie had 17: And
StimSon 14. Other -scorers were
Greg Smith, eight, Warren Watt,
six; Gary LounsBury :and Mike
Tafeit, four each, Pete•Teiehert,
three,. and Gary. Yeoman, .S14,ve
Stringer,..and-A14irie, a» with
two points.
Seaforth top scorer was Bill
Kunz with 12 points.
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This _week, the GOO teams
played. Tuesday in Listowel, and
play here today (Thursday)
against Stratford..cerriral.
Mitchell's Juni& victory over
GDCI was led ,by R. Brown -with
20 points. •
Goderich scoring was led by
Dan Demers with 14 and Doug
:Fisher with, 12 points. John
IVIoore had six„, with Casey
Wildgen, R. Willis, and M.
Wildgen getting two each,'• and
Dave Pattersoradding one, •
Demers was alsO top getter in
the win over Seaforth with' '14'
points, CaSey Wildgen got nine
points,. „Eishet :tMo'earroeithtp4:4
and.Pattersonrite: • •,
_Holland was tap man for
Seaforth with 12, followed by
Chalmers with 10„ , •
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As threatened, the -January'6
meeting was held at the Victoria.
Grey Trust building and as
you can see if you scan the
bottom r.h. corner of this page,
this will be ..our regular' meeting
place until _further notice. Those
who ' were- on hand can testify
- that .. the room is. -adequate,-..-
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156 pounds - Paul Johnson (G)
drew with Neil Bauerman; .168
pounds - Jim Reaburn (G)
decisioned Jim Thornpson, 12-4;
178 pounds - Bill Stemp (G)
- pinned Philip Blake, 4:47; 194
pounds - Mark Ryan (G) pinned
North Simm, 4:30; Unlimited -
Al Drennan (,Q) pinhed
•BASKETBALL
Not!' ,
0 tside,..6f an earthipakO-1.
believe .we have had mor',
• -happenings -happy and
tragic -in the east month than
you'd find in many corners of .
the continent.
It has been ,too bad that we
had so much snow that it spoiled
, our winter .Carnival -as
planned -but if you can't travel
you just 'can't carry out these
plans. ,
The bandsmen, of the
-G6d6rich Laketown Band are
busily engaged in ,rehearsing
Sacred music for presentation at
the 11:00 a.rRarworship service,
Knox Presbyterian Church,
Goderich, Sunday, February 21.
The band will also participate at
a. Sunday morning service at
Victoria Street United Church,
Goderich, •on an undetermined
• date .
• Goderich and aiee residents
are urged to reserve each Sunday
evening this summer for a time
of relaxatidn and good music.
Plans • are now being
formulated to send several of the
"Laketown Bandsmen" to the
OnTiii-O- Youth Music4.Camp at
'Beaverton this summer. There
they will receive private and .
group instruction from Hie very
. in Mareh
best instructors of various band, -
• This weekend we hope' hope' ! 'As a result, of -the wonderful instruments as well--as---CnI4
nicer., weather so you folks can response to the Sunday evening
get out for the fine show put on band concerts conducted taictviittli°esna. -summer "mP
by the. Figure Skating Club -ICE sumni_er jr_i_Goderfchl-TH-aTiour By Spring the Laketown Band_
r new arena -We- -Pan's, plans' are underway to will' have, takerr on a "new look",
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even have tiEAT for- you repeat again this summer for The girls and ladies have been
-now-so , you don't need to sit nine consecutive Sunday ' outfitted with gray culottes
and freeze while watching the evening's c,o,mm'encind June 27th while the Men and boys are
great performance put on by, and concluding August 22nd. ' 'presentlYbeing fitted with ,
matey of our own ton skaters., Concert time this year is matching gray trousers arid a red
The routines and costumes moved fOrWard ta-IntO-m. stripe to go along with the red
promise' to be terrific again so Commitments tb date have been. • k t
come out and enjoy them. 'received from Clinton's fine,
Beta Sigma Phi Girls' Bake Legion • Pipe Band and the
Sale is Saturday March 6 at the Norwich Musical Society Band.
Denomme Flower Shop -(Bless Many . will recall he large.
him!) , crowd that gathered last summer
F e'br ua ry 2 3 -Shrove to hear, the Clinton' Pipe Band,
Tuesday -supper at St. George's and see the Marytynn 'Telford's
• '. Parish Hall from 5-7 and what a Highland Dancers, perform, Mrs. .4.
wonderful menu planned for Telford's . dancer§ 7are ' ' also •
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McLean,'
The GDCI boys' basketball
teams split, with two wins in
four, -games played last 'week.
Both 'Junior and Senior teams
defeated' Seaforth, but lost to
Mitchell.
- The scores against Jeatorilr''
were, for tSeniors17Coderich
84,.Seafofth 33; for the Juniors,
-rocierich• 44, Seaforth
,Against Mitchell, it was Mitchell
winning the Senior game 77-59,
aid the Junior contest22.
The loss to Mitchell was the
first of the season fOethe GDCI
Se,niors. Goderich and Mitchell
both went into the game With
five win, no loss' records, and
Mitchell took over sole
possession '-of first place in the
standings with their vietary...
'tbmfOrtable, :and bet of all, the
ee is • IISL,Pb.4.414-
"SeriouslY, we are indeed grateful
to the Trust people for the ,use
of their' facilities.
Warren Miller of 'Crediton
became our newest at
this. meeting, Warren has bought
Jae Nash's partially completed
Cavalier and is busily working
away at , it: This 'Makes three
Cavalier projects in the chapter
plus Bill King with a set of
Cavalier plans. A recent visit to
Sid Bullen's' emporium found
Sid still bus y with wind clean-up
wok. and partner Ed Hai:rider)
has been busy with 1r,,
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instrument panel. ,. And---a•-''Very
-- - • ,- • ,
•imppsive-parreFit will be!
s•-•1,rn . LeBlanc, a ' D.O.T.
inspector type,' was 'on a tour in
ux....are,a_recently" and as .a result
,e.,
Cavalier fuselages are O.K 'd for
,, he McGregor , Miniplane4, and
cover, the Miniplane :wings will
require another 'eyeballing
before covering. We assume Ron
Riley's E.A.A. 'biplane...., --wine
received an O.K. for cover also.
Don Giffon's Turbi, LMG, was
to receive its final inspection on
this visit, Don must have ,been
exposed to.,, some 'Luftwaffe,
influence as • his bird bas 'a
definite , Germanic look with ,a
Side folding canopy plus a large
shield design with a Gothic "G."
The prop tip ,s_ on this one got a.
shortening treat Ment when
taxiing tests. in deep snow
remsyed,sorne excess length.
We hear that Guy'- aRocque
suffered a .slight he- rt attack
recently but is now out of
hospital and back ho ie. It is
hoped that Guy will b able to
complete his "LiCtleToot'''as he
haS put a lot ,of effort into this
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you. i ,, . returning., 'Mr. and Mrs; Bert, Finlay of ,
Rdtarians ' Travelogue -same '' 'Unfortunately the Sunday to' CieriO along with the
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nite-Scotland Forever! ' that Norwich ---was scheduled Huronview Orchestra provided
Last week ' I. mentioned termed out to .be one of the few,' ,the_inusic for last Nionday's•sing
'llobbies" and wonderedo how wet evenings and the concert song and dance.
many are still being carried,On was held in the G.D.C.I. kprogressiys_ euchre was held
from• the' spark ' 'of ' auditorium, Those in'attendance in the auditorium last '
encouragement given in 1966-7: were treated to to hours of - ..Wednesday with eight tables,
t had a short visit with a o ti t s:t a n d 1 nd m us i cal ' playing. Sarah Carter won the ,
sprightly _yobng lady -she'll en-tortainment, This ' well ladies' high prize; Ivan Fljrtzel
never„grow old -who has s� rehe"arsed fifty piece band went .. had- the high score for men;
,' many wonderful things keeping on to win high honours at the 'consolatibn prize winners were
• her buy, she hasn't time to do a Canadian National Exhibiton. Mrs. Dungey and Jim Barrie.
9 quarter Of . the things_ she .., At the present time the Mr. Jim Lawrie of Blyth and •
, WANTS to do, There just 'aren't bandstand in -harbour 'park looks his group • provided ,a Scottish
enotigh..,...hOm-sr....in-'zthezday-,,mr:...,,mathee-Ioriarai. and', the4p.atic.,;.,v.gry..Trggrain. ilatst 2iiursday,...(„i'arnity
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enough energy -to go 'round': uninviting; but time passes Night) -for the residents. The
She has one of the nicest quickly and June will ,,soon be . program 4consisted of Vocal
collections --o-f unusual with us. - , numbers by Jim Lawrie, Adeline
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stones -polished and sliced and
0 some still in the rough. I have
,seen bigger collections but this -
brie is of pieces which, gave HER
pleasure 'and she can still take
.
• enjoymentrrom them by sharing
their beauty with others. They
are. not just beautiful -you have•
to learn so much about them,
s4 that they become part of your
life. You 'begin to realize how '
old some of these stones must be
and wonder if we will ever learn
the secrets of our earth and its
contents:I don't know why they
• bother with moon dilst when we
4' have • such fantastic and
interesting -UMW On our own
, planet.
• She also has a beautiful
collection of things from the sea.
I was fascinated by it. Things
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LATiST. HITS
Also Tape Cartridges
And Cassettes
JEWELL BROS.
The Square
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Colonel Sanders Recipe k
tame 9,
DAY
ried
Campbell, Mark, ' and 'Francis
Rattge,' a dance number by Ayon
Toll, , instrumentals by three
siSfers Greta, Barbara and Sheila ,
France, Jim Lawrie and some of
_the ,members of the Huronview
orchestra, Mrs. Taylor, Miller
Adams, John Leeming 'and.
Norman Spelt.
The program , , was well
attended and enjoyed by : the
residents and several relatives.
The residents' appreciate their
la -mines and friends. attending
the‘progsam...wit:h..them,„AncLit
hoped- that, when -the -weather -
improves, more people will be
Able to corne.
machine and had planned to
have it flying this season.
Allan Ball is putting in lots of
time on rebuilding his -second
180 and is well along with it. A
Jet •
slubslropping through the surface
twisted .the gear.,, to' fuselage
attach area and did a small
amount of damage to a wing
also.
The big storm that started on
Teesday, January 26 has
practically immobilized Ontario
and isn't over yet. Your editorial,
staff viras- caught, by this one
while returning 'to Goderich
from Shelburne and had to hole
up in Harriston for two days, as
a result we can testify that if
you are looking for a place to
rest, Harriston is the place for it,
like, there's absolutely nothing
-to•
Goderich took
haus_ with_ .rnuch7at that- ti
spent just sitting on the road
waiting for visibility to return.
This storm took a good swipe
at Sky flarbour also', the new
trailer based weather office
burned out Tuesday night, due
to snow plugged roads firemen
couldn't even get to it. Cause'of
the fire hasn't .been determined
yet. George Vallick's Cub was
flipped hy ,winds reported to
,
reach 70 inland and up to 100
on the Great Lakes. Patr_7.
.:"Pattison's•180 is SaidtosbelliddrY
damaded-,-----ther- Same for' Ken
Knight's Luscombe plus a. 172
with considerable damage. The
wind also ripped off much of the
Airport paint shop roof covering.
_To date it hasn't been possible
to get out to the field for a first.
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To ,all those who participated in th' Goderich Minor
Hockey Supporter's Club Fun Night.
To 'those who supported our efforts;
We are grateful for the support of the following merchants
and firms who donated prizes:
• Blackstone Furniturd
Fincher's Limited • • •
Earl Rawson Style Sh9p
F. W. Woolworth's Ltd.
Sheaffer Pen Co.
Goderich Building Centre
Dearborn Steel Tubing Ltd.
Pickett and Campbell
Shore Gifts
Little Bowling Lanes
DRMCO
Upper LakesShipping Limited •
Domtar Chemicals Sifto Salt Div.
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Silverwood's 7 Goderich
Special thanks to Denomme Flower Shop for the usef
their store for the Bake Sale on Januaiii .30th.
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' GODERICH MINOR HOCKEY
SUPPORTER'S CLUB.
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4r•tt'
hand view of die results.of
storm, but we can report that •
John Edward, whose wife is
expecting number three
•addition, had to walk home
from the airporigwlien caught by
the storm, •and, the trip took
three hours. Fortunately, the
plow Managed to get through on
their road and Mrs. Edward is at
the local hospital. •
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Dale Lan.ipart, who resides at
Crediton •and is employed at
Hughes Boat Works of Centralia,
was a guest at the last meeting.
Dale's work is with fibreglas arcd
he has consented to, retbin for
the next rneeting"arittgive us,all
the do's and don'ts in regard to
working with this versatile
.material. All those whose
projects will require 'some
fibreglas --Work are urged to
attend.
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ITS SHIPPING COMPANIES '
ITS RAILROADS:
ITS TOURS
ITS HOTELS.
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carpeted ----- Convenient — premises.
OPENING MARCHl
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59A, HAMILTON ST.
GODER ICH
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