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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1971-10-07, Page 17• ♦• • • s• ENTERTAINM(Ny GUIDE • •9 a • Continued from Page 4A, • ,rank "it Gus.." Carry-4�-t PIZZA 50 WEST STREET, GODERICH (Near The Laundromat) CHRISTMAS .COUNTRY FAIR AT CARLOW WED., ,OCT. 20 SAT.,' L OCT. 23 SALE OF LOCAL ARTS. -114`: CRAFTS :.ani .,, �, . ?,kti �' ..:• ..i rw3 .. a'' 'i row •71f�1�Y`r+" ..11W7 .,. Plan to come early to avoid the rush!, M • A • • ATTENTION FARMERS CURLING MEETING FORRESTER'S HALL Benmiller Monday, October 11 .9past wrva,1antigsc�pa;.�°�t4�:�kua:,u5n:,w�• w .,w, .. w.*�.c::;�ua �. Waterloo Lutheran University A survey conducted among Waterloo Lutheran ,rilpifvetsity. students regarding the upcoming provincial election showed an almost even voter preference for the three parties. GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, MOM 4, Students divided , evenly Among those studerfts' who said they intencto vote October 21 and indicated knowledge of the candidates, '33 per cent said they would vote for the New Democratic Party. Close behind were the - Progressive Conservatives with 33 •per cent and the Liberaj Party with 32 per cent. The survey was conducted by Profs. John Redekop and Conrad Winn of the political science department. , They surveyed 1,400 students on 'a random sample basis during registration two weeks ago. Many samplings use fewer replies in making political an ls. In studying the retur the, two , professors —said that although a strong . majority of students indicated an intention to vote, a probing of their responses to a series of questions ,about local candidates and provincial leaders revealed disinterest in the election. "Consequently, •rny.tolleague7' and, I believe ,that only a hare majority of students is likely to vote and even that assessment may be opting st'ie,.. Prof. Redekop• said. Goderich Psychiatric, Nurses Association--•---,— HALLQ'V1/E'EN DANCE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30 DANCING 9 - 1, H RBOURLI'TE JIVN Music by THE ISLANDERS (West Indian Group) Added 'Attraction — LIMBO DANCER BAR -- LUNCH — DOOR, PRIZE'S Prizes for ,Best Costume ADMISSION -- $2.50 each For Tickets Phone:, 5'24-6642 of 524-8564. 145 ESSEX STREET GODERICH, ONTARIO DANCING Sciturday, Octoor 16th. THE -4 MAXIMUM SPEED YOU IST BE EIGHTEEN AND PROVE IT REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE Dancing 9 - 1 a.m. Cover Charge $1.00 "Among those students who said they intend to vote and give evidence of interest, there is a p p r o x imatel an eve preference for the he' parill ',{ " When the results were broken down further OW .the newly enfranchized group o1 students, • those 18 to' 20 years 'old, a somewhat different Mattern, 'resulted: y - The 18 to 20 -year-old group showed a much greater preference for the Conservatives with 37 per cent opting for the government party, 32 per cent for the NDP apd 31 per cent for the Liberals.. For those 21 and over, the preferences were 38 per cent IVDP, 33 per cent Liberal and 29 per ce"nt Conservative, In interpreting the results, the WL,U professors asked themselves how the students would vote and agreed that widespread apathy indicated in the responses made any predictions uncertain. "Among the large number of apathetic students — that is those who' answered the questions in the survey but don't intend to vote — the I2fberal Party was indicated strongly as 'the party of their choice," Prof. Redekop said. Prof. Winn added that if the Liberal Party catches 'fire, more WLU students would vote °tN GRAPHIC Liberal 'than either Conservative or NDP. "This situation is not likely to occur, however, because Ontario LiberaTs -students and non -students alike 4- hake historically been relatively apathetic in provincial elections." 'A more 4rkely cutegrreterhe suggested, 'is a slight campus plurality far the NDP. He felt more students are likely to Vote for ,the New Democrats because ': supporters of that party tend to in Three be older and more interested in the election. From their knowledge of students at WM) both professors had expected to find a popularity for "tile.` ?rog essiye _Conservative Party, than was indicated. • . "We were §omewhat surprised • to _find• as'mUse h sIrppvrt For ~the- New Democrats as the survey showed, Prof. Redekop said. "Its strength among the older students was alsb -spfnewhat of a revelation." . Teacher's Pet You all have heard of Mary's lamb, These many years deceased, And I would pen a line about A much more favored beast. This sheepskin rare so full of life, Was knowri'as "Teacher's Pet", If HE' escaped the butcher's,knife, - HE might be living yet. Our teacher as a pedagog Acquired great renown, • Altho she taught a country school Her home was in the town. On her way to school each day She passed a grassy plot, Where dwelt. this orphan 'lambkin Quite contented with.hislot. 4.4,- i. And her firm friend HE soon became And daily with him played, Until HE hailed her coming And was not at all afraid. She used to call him honey-bunch. Ami fill his heart with, lolls; Op n �e��v �e�O r+¢� irryca•,�•,dscma anq.3 `sQ "i�'.u7D 4'r '1,Sd;W �iww1,14e • S'1iie.planted a long,�lorig kiss. Endearing nam+s••she called -him Enough to fill a book, t Until from so much flattery HE wore a sheepish look. ` But one day this much petted lamb, Discovered HE had grown, -'------ And for his past submissiveness. Proceeded to'atone. • ., HE-looked'his victim over. As one with time -to spare, HE:picked the proper mark Then threw all caution to the air. _.,Like. "(rows swift. frontbawstri.ng HE crged with lowered head, But ere HE reached the target His erstwhile friend had fled. Ben H. Willings Goderich. ARTS — COMMERCIAL ART - SIGNS TRUCK LETTERING iNTERIOR &- EXTERIOR. ' - " DESIGN & CONSU:LTING. "',A COMPLETE ART• & SIGN+,SERVICE"' ' ' G6DERICH, 38 EAST ST. \ , 524-66;01 CLINTON ONTARIO HARNESS RACING POST TIME ELECTWAL bISTRICT OF DAILY DOUBLE - - EXACTOR - - Notice Is H9reby weer ilial` A Poll, Fc'r The .'u rposo 0' -Receiving The'Ballots Of.V�ters V/l'ho Expect` On The Day Fixed For Polling,v To Be Absent From And Unable To Vote In The Polling Subdivisions For Which Their Names Appear On The Lists, Will Be -open On: THA'IVING Sunday Nig-ht-October 10 SMORGASBORD 5:30 - 7:30 Monday,; Oct er 11 THANK � IVING DIN Served 12 - 1:30 and 6 - 7:30 RESERVATIONS APPRECIATED BEDFORD HOTEL •GODERICH - 524-7337 Our Dining Room Hours Are Mon. - lri, .LUNCH 12-1:30 DINNER' — ° :11► cin. -T hurls---- 6 :.30 •�,.7 unday — 6:3647:30 1 , 4 From 12 Noon Until 9 p.m..DST AND '.r " On Each Of The Two Days AT The Old Legion Hall, Main Street, Brussels Mrs. Bere's House, East Side Maim Street, Dungannon The Scout Hall, Lambton Street, Kincardine The Village Fire Hall, Mildmay The Town Hall, Main Street, Winglram THE BALLOT BOX OR BOXES WILL BE OPENED AT THE SAID PLACES AND THE VOTES COUNTED AT8 P.M. D.S.T. ON THE ° - 21st'DAY OF OCTOBER, 1971 DATED AT -WINGHAM THIS 27th DAY• OF SEPTEMBER,I971 - Every person who wilfully destroys, injures . or. obliterates, or causes to be destroyed, injured or obliterated a Writ of Election, Return to a Writ of Election, Poll Book, List of Voters, Polling List, Certificate or Affidavit, or -'other document or paper made, prepared or drawn according, to dr for the purpose of meeting the' requirements of the Elections, Act, or ariy of them, is guilty of an offence and of a corrupt practice and on summary conviction is liable to a fine -of not more than $1,000.• ��,, S•. y .p„i ErKq.�.0'"t h . '' ��rl ' G. E. Mct111'TCH/EON RETURNING OFFICER, ONTARIO HURON -BRUCE • REGULAR TO 18.99 No old stock included in this sale. This.is all fresh fall merchandise in the latest styles - and colors. Never before have we put new stock on sale almost as -soon as it is omour shelf. Shop and save now while'we " have a complete size range. You will never have a better opportunity ti to save. /. , KINGSTON ST. - Next To The Club Grill ''4 440 h