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This year's champion of the Kinette Junior Girls Baseball League are the Noodles,who captured
the league. title last week winning. their best of three final series against the I.O.F. team two games
straight. Team members are, left\to'right, front( Dale Oke, Laurie Keller, Pattlelsic, Brenda Fuller,
Laurie-Tagert,,Marlene Whetstone, Susan MacDonald and Diana Oke. Back row, Shirley Kennedy
icoach), Marie Huff,' Anita Robinson, Helen MacDonald; Mary Willis, Heather Fielder, Sandra
Meriam, Sherry Fielder ani Ruth Oke (coach). -Staff ohoto
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Rotary sponsors
Travel
Beginning October 26 JAR..
Rotary Club of Goderich will be
presenting , -its fourth annual
"Travel and Adventure Series"
which will 1i&� six nationally
known adventurers and
explorers who are 'artists in the
travelogue field. There artists
have appeared on such major
platforms as National.
Geographic in' Washington FM3.,
the Town Hall of New York
City, Orchestra Hall in Chicago
and the Town Hall at Salo' • •
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.GICIDERTCIAl
T,SIGNegT
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adventure series upc
Award, will be on hand to
present a revolutkonary ,and
unique production "Spring
Captures Holland.",
In this prRgram the narrator
uses three screens and
four
projectors incorporated with
hi-fTdelity sterophonic music and
on the spot sounds. The collage
of color is captured in this slide
production in a way' that has'
brought rave reviews from every
community in North America
where it hag been staged.
ew films '-efirairoble-
Francisco.
Each of the artists who at county 11 bra nes
produced these travelogues is a
professional photographer with
many years experience in
travelling and filming the many
beautiful and interesting places
,,around the world. These very
artists will add the personal
touch to their, work that has
made these travelogues s�
famousby appearing locally, in
person,to narrate their film.
In addition to the color
motion rttctures,many include -a
musical background and special
sound effects for , added
enjoyment and realism.
The opening feature will be
"A Taste of Israel" as narrated
by, Walter S. Dodson. This
timely presentation involves a
country with a flavourall its
own, spiced with form 70
different lands and features the
whole of the\land'from sparkling
Mediterranean"- resorts to King
lierod's _Palace; the Dead Sea,
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November - 30, narrator- •
' Raphael Green will present an
iincensored .film he made of a
trip into the, land known aS the
Sleeping Giant;"Siberia".
"A Danish Diary" vil1 be
presented °by Stan :,and' Irene
Paulauskas covering that country
from the Royal Palace of
Atrialienborg to a chalet in a
Copenhagen suburb.' ail -eland
the Land of. 4Leeend" •
another timely presentation will
be shown ,..oft February 8 as
narrated by Bob O'Reilly;
March 7 will perhaps' bring
the. highlight of the ‘trztvelogue
seties. 'when Robert Brouwer,
holder of the Valley Forge Film
The Midwestern Regional
Library System had added some
new films to its deposit in the'
Huron County Library and these
films are now available for
showing.
Anyone wishing 'to obtain
one of the films may do so by
contacting the Goderich Library
or the, County Library and there,
look through a catalogue of
films selecting the one .wanted.
If the film is available at the
time.needed it i0ented out at a
nominal fee of $1.00.
The new films available al
"Whiplash" a safe driving film
concerning rear end collisions.
"Ottawa, 'Reflections of a
Nation" a film on theyomp and
pageantry of the nations capital,
"Home of the Brave" a film on
the American Indian, "First
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,Runner's up for 1971 „in th-iirin-ette Junior Girls Baseball League were the I.O.F team who made it
into the finals against the Noodles but lost out in the best of three match two games to one
I.O.F. team mernbers.are,.left to right, front, Martha Baer, Susan Feagary, Laurie.Kernighan, Cathy
MacPhee, Heather Jewell, Mary Ellen Sturdy, Judy Taylor, Peggy Asher and Lisa•Moore. Back '-
row, Debby Durst, Mark Taylor, Jan Ginn, Wendy Fisher, Brenda Mcclinchey, Marie Willis, Gail
McMichael, June Bowman and Clara Anne Jewell ('coach). -Staff photo
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Noodles win series
The besrarriroTTirseron
brought to a close the Kinette
Juvenile Girls Softball League.
The third and final3game of
the series saw the 'Noodles defeat
the Foresters, by a 14-9 score.
The -Foresters_ sponsored by
Benmiller Qrder of Paresters,
oiriiPo.""stilkerl,rosloi
Lown bowlers
hold
final tourney
The Goderich Lawn Bowling
Club rolled their final
Tournament for this year under
warm and sunny skies, and
excellent -greens. Fourteen rinks
of mixed pairs participated.
Grace Scriingeour and Arnold
,Fisher, skip, took first place
honors with a total score of
• three wins, plus 17 and a total
aggregate 9f 48 points.
Second spot Went to Alice
Pridham and Pred „Richardson,
skip, ,with a similar score of
three wins and a plua'of 17, but
with an aggregate of 42 points.
Third place went to Irene
White and Harve, Scrimgeour
with two wins and a plus of 24;'
fourth place to Pete Bisset and
Helen Allison skipping, with two
wins plus 18; fifth spot to Mary
Robinson with Ernie Pridham
• skipping, withtwo wins plus 17;
and sixth place to Vi
Montgomery with Earl Allison
skip, with two wins plus four.
Consolation prize for high
score last game and no previbus
wins went to Del Jervis and
▪ "Peg" 13e11 skipping.
The Bowling Club will hold
- -Bangnet at -the
—ea-naillan Legion Hall,, October
• 14, at 7:00 p.m,
The Men's Club section will
hold an Annual Meeting at 8:00'
▪ p.m., October 6, at the Club
• House.
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made their presence felt in their
first year of league competition.
Following the game, the
Gerrard's Trophy was presented
brBrian Hamilton ,,,to the Coach
of the Noodles, Ruth Oke.
Marlene Whitstone presented
regular umpire John E,mpson'
with a suitably engraved pen in
• appreciation for his services.
All prayers of, the League
were taken to the Pizza Patio for
.pizza and cokesisAy4tere--their
coaches presented them with'
crests.
OTICE
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RESPECTING
ASSESSMENT
APPEALS.
FOR ,THE MUNICIPALITIES OF
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TOWN Or GODERICH
TOWNSHIP .OF GODERICH
TOWNSHIP OF COLBORNE
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If. no' changes 'have taken plate in property valuation', or
ownership, you will not be receiving an. assessment notice
this year. Your 1970 Assessment will be the basis for 1972
taxation. ,•
The Assessment roll may be inspected at the Municipal
Clerk's Office during business hoins.
any complaints with respect. to an assessment on the
assessment roll may be brought to the Assessment Review
Court pursuant to Section 52 of the` Assessment Act R.S.O.
1970, C. 32, as am'er*ed by Section 10 of the Assessment
Amendment Act 19'i1.
Notice of complaint )must be made ,in writing, either by
'letter or on forms available at the Municipal offices.
For purposes of identification, please include your, ,name
and postal address, and the reason (or - reasons) for
corriplaint. If possible note also the assessment role number,
the street address, concession and lot numbersr and the
ifir "ViiIiierh- The. --prOrciei---W" Wider dimplaint: is
situated.
Any notice of complaint,,shall be mailed by ordinary mail
to the Regional Registrar named belovii, and ih addition by
registered mail to . any 'person whose assessment is
complained of, not late, than thENalst day of October,
1971. R. H. Fitzgerald, Regional Rigistrar iSAMSmen*
Review Court, 410 Third Street, London, Ontario.
J. Harold Walls,
Clerk, Town of Goderich.
Wilmer Hardy,
Clerk, Township of Colborne.
R. E. Thompson,
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Canadian Winter Games" about
the spirit of the winter games
held in Quebec in 1967, "Alco
Beat" a film on the effects of
drinking on drivers, "Don't
Kniick the Ox" a film
concerning the International Ox
Pull held annually at
Bridgewater No Scotia, "The
End of the Nancy J." -a film
stressing the importance of boat
repairs before trouble sets in and
"Family House" an artistic
treatment of what constitutes a'
change in the philosophy of
housing.. '
Anyone interested in
obtaining any of these and many
other films Should contact either
the County or, the Gaerich
Public Libraries for—frifther
information.
NOTICE
Marina and Services At
The North and South Sides
Of The.Harbour
Services provided by,the Town of G derich will 'terminae
..'-for the season September 30th. Buildi gs will beclosed.
The Goderich Harbour Committee an Snug Harbour staff
would like to take thisopportunit to thank dII the
customers who patronized the facilities.
Goderich arbour Commktee,
rr011 - Chairman.
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THIJR$PAX4gorrEMBER
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The Rotary clubi.s'se ries will
wind up on April 4 with a
travelogue entitled "America's
Hidden Jewels" presented. by
Joe Adair. A superb musical
score complements this
production.
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.A‘ season ticket forAll sb
travelogues is offered atThe IOW
price of $4.00 for students and
, $6.00 for adults with'a farn4
rate of .$15 by the local Rotary
Club. All proceeds will go
worthy Rotary ppajects:
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