HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1971-10-14, Page 13ENTERTAINMENT
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Continued from Page 4A.
A relaxrnr night's sleep in a modorh comfortable
room supnrb ,orv-i'ce to hrdp you enfoay what you want
to do you're in the heart of downtown Toronto, sou
whr!n yr1_1 walk out the frrxnt door you're close to every-
thii�r� theutre;s, entertainment, ,shopping. Ana. you'll
find the Lord Simcoe' dining and lounge prices are ap
sensible as the,, oom rate;;'
Yoii get.....more for lessatthe
University &, King. Streets, Tei. 362-1848.
• 12 50 to i5 00.
BY BERYL HARPER
On Saturday, October 16, be ,set out next sprihron the?
The Golf Club, will be the scene long holes, for markers at 12.5
of a tree:planting° session-ufider--.- r t lance' from the.tees and •
the direction of Ron Menzie. He a hedge of fast, growing Chinese
has a,crew of seven.or eight men Elm along the .bank `of number
lined- up and he would like to six, to help, prevent balls from
remind them to come equipped this fairway bouncing down the
with round -nose shovels. w hill into the seventh.
George Robertson has 'The Junior Golf competition
donated about • twenty-five -----
maple and ash trees from his may finish next weekend if there
bush. Many of the older trees of is a break in the weather this
the course, have died off, due to
Dutch Elm Disease; and these
. new trees will replace them.. ,
The handsome specimens
along the eighth green, were put The curling fees for 1971-72
in ten years ago. There is an ice are posted in an advertisement in
problem every, year along the this _week's paper. ,Besides
eighth and ninth fairways which regular memberships, there will
prevents planting saplings along be Industrial and Farmer's
this area, but other fairways leagues for pay;as-you-play
have many new healthy trees curlers, • The directors are
gracing their borders,, alarming a General Meeting for
Mr. Menzie also, has la l or' all, curlers on Monday,
eight trees of the poplar type to November L '
week, for the boys 17 and
under, to complete their
matches. They are to leave their
scores with Jim Kinkaed.
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JASPER THE :BEAR
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"Canada Savings Bonds are worth storing too!" .
Robertson School students
Snowmobile drag races name students' council
attract wide enthusiasm
Beginning last Sunday and action for the season at a site
-4,pr! ocontiinuing.-. from that time located on Highway 21 south of
- A7-through.:.untii spring snowmobile. ,Goderich about two miles.
buffs have the opportunity of Everyone from throughout
entering or seeing some 'hot_ the area is welcome .,tha the
competition in the field of ganizers invite all owners or
snowmobile drag racing. -dr vers to take part or .drop by
Under the direction of Argyl an watch the action. There are
,Marine in Goderich the, drag race divisions for both stock and
racing has. already swung into modified models.
145 ESSEX STREET
-GODERICH, ONTARIO
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. By BOB NAWTHORNE, Three -Time World Casting' Champion
RAINBOW TROUT
The rainbow trout is • the runs in the spring and fall,
king of the trout family', as, far trolling just outside -o1=. they
as fighting qualities are con- mouths of 'rivers. and'streams
cerned. He is a ferocious bat- is popular, This. is the time. to
tier, "and often leaps high into intercept the big rainbows as
the air 'in an attempt to free they make their way• up to 0,1�
himself of a hook, rivers.
Unlike - other trout, the rain Trolling with' yr Flatfish 01114w spawns in the spring .when '�" pr- Willovyleaf `spoon is effec
the big lake -dwelling roinbows
leave and rush up streams and
rivers to the delight, .of count-
less numbers of -,anglers. After
the. spring-sh•akvning run, the incl v•,•hitco,p(lons.,and spinners •
big rainbows return to the lake such as the Mcpps or Panther
until the fall, .Martin, Ore' popular choices.
Only the big rainbows return ..For the fly fisherman, gaudy -
t6 the lake, `and as a result"
txeam fishing ,for rainbows is
relatively good throughout the
summer.,. months., especially for
the smaller variety.
Many anglerSl are confused
by -the term "steelhead" as it
applies to the rainbow: trout. A
steel -head is a. rainbow trout
tr'`
tht goes to the sea and re-
turns to the , rivers to spawn.
Steelhead are predominant .on
the west coast where they art,
a native fish, and are usually
larger in; sizo, than those found
in Tfrland waters.
tivc 'at this time, When rant
bows are in the .strc•cimy, al.
most „any type of • spoon ur
snrnner works vv rl 1. small red
colored 'streanmer flies }lave ac-,
counted for many rainbows a's
-,have the standard wet and dry
flies. The true spbrts•man likes
nothing hetter,'than to go after
rainbows with a I'ig,ht• fly rod
and a -dry fly. This is'the 'ulii
mate thrill in sport fisllinr ,
and due -to the acrobatic antics
'of the rainbow, the angler's
skill is always put to the su-
preme test.
Rainbow's, like all trout, Icwe
minnows.. As a, result, they arc
an effective bait; 1lovv ever,
probably the most famous of
Fishing technique f'or rain?-,. all rainbow ,baits is• roe car;
how varies depending .on -the' salmon eggs, These—ate
time of year,. In the' summer tared in a gmall hall and eti
when, then_ aze..c�.u.t.._i .tht� lako., . casetf..,in..a, s,mall'piece of nylon
you must°fish deep in, order to - stocking. This bait is so. deadly
,,you
successful. At this time of y,.• fol' i,ainbo's. that it is illegal
year, trolling -with larger lures. in some areas. It is always wise
is the most effective method. to check local regulations he -
Just prior to -the bi-annual - fore using salmon eggs.
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JUNE 6 t®' OCT.. 31
A REMINDER
10th 'ANNUAL
,GODERICH
ROTARY
m CHARITY, BL �.
-NOV.~l3th.
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Robertson Public School held :McMillian chosen• president, Earl
their first Student's. Council Alter secretary and Brenda
meeting of the year recently Mohring treasurer.
with the council members, antl••ao Other members of the, body
their alternates attending.
The. major item of 'business
_k)ri t'Ie agenda was the election
of. officers ancd. this ,portion ofi
the meeting saw Connie
- `Bridge scores
There were six •tables in play
at the Goderich Duplicate Bridge
Club on Tuesday, October 5.
Winners and their scores were
as follows"
Or. and Mr' . M. W. Stapleton,
79' '2; Mrs. J. �Coo'k. -and Mrs. J.
• Chisholm, 75; Mrs. D. D. Worthy
and Mrs. W. Duncan, 74' and
Mrs. J. Dorinellti• and ' Mrs. B.
Erskine., 73' 2,
CO: 00 1T1
BvY TOM TREMFIX
11: Ile`h►re 1 close our -uemu*ru-
►ner emu* for, the .ca.on, i
Rant ti► nike ..tire the roof'
conapleteh .eeathe.r -eale�l.
«•Dere are Ir.a1.»- must likely
to occur, urld ,ythat', tI►e.I►ea
Nile-to-poti•--ll-them? ' .
, A: You're wile to use the
pleasant full weather for this
job, especially -when the build-
ing will, he unoce(rpieLl (luring;'
the winter months. Prolonged
water .seepage can result in
CostI, repairs which could
a have been avoided with a little
preventive maintenance.
I)."(;Eli SPO) '1'O (111A :k
Cheek to he sure that flash-
ings around the chimney and
vent stack are in good condi-
tion, as this is where leaks
often develop. Gutters also
should\ he exam'. - ci hole`
or• rusted ar "s Tay k down'
aray shin s that may need
• it: Ap. `Mont int Patch,lo any
ar-. that' looks.41ouhhfuh
his self -reinforcing soft
phalt paste contains non -
rotting bristle, 4.1.- is. a-ppl.iei'i
with a brush and (fries to 0
long-lasting, tough mat •re-
'sulting in a complete seal. One
application 1 $ ' thick will take
care of -holes or cracks up to -
1
o•1 1'• in size.
IT It �1\
The chap NN 11() says his roof•
only leaks when it rains and
. when it rains hi'' can't fi)it,
doesn't• have that- excuse any
Longer. Instant Patch sticks
to both" wet and (fry surfaces-
If the weatherman doesn't
•cooperate the day you plan to
/winterize your roof, \olr ('an
still do the job. You may get
wet, .1 u1 the inside of your
cottage won't.
If you have a specific prop•
lem with n leaky roof, write to
Toni"'Tr'emfix describing the
type of roof and the problem
area in (lnetail. Torn Tremfix,
-The Tremco ;Alantifacturing
Company (Canada' Ltd , 220
Wic•ksteed Ave , Toronto 17.
Ontario.
TDOOR-ETHICS
"E4,E SURt TWAT CAMPFIRE
IS REALLY -bur/ USE,
YOUR WASNWATE'R TO
' THeriZaUGNLY .OoUSE r
...critE.ARGIT140,13'gVORE ,.
LEAVING." ,t ��jjak
are, Mark Jones, Kent • Mills,
Cathy Reynolds, Judy Fisher,
.and'' Brenda Lougheed- with
alternates being - Cathy- Vance,
Tim Evans, Brian Yeoman, Lori
Keller, „ D,avid Best, Don
Kerkconne, Jack 13urleight and
David Kusseli. -
The- council also decided to
hold a skate'exchange ;again this
year with .the activity to take'
. place October 13, 14, 15. Tim ,
E\:ans is to be the chai'rinan, of H.
this event, .with committee
members Donny . Kerkrconne,.
Jack Burleight, Cathy -Vance,
Brenda •Mohering, Lori Keller
and Mark Jones.-{ - '
0014CH StGNAI,;'STAR, TliURSDAY, IV044
Notice, Of..Official Agen.ts
for the candidates nominated in the elelctoral district of
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HURO �BRU. .
Conservative Candidate — Mr. oar Boyce.
Official Agent ;- Mr. Terence B yce, Listowel, Ontario.
Liberal Candidate — Mr. Murray 3aunt.
Official Agent Mr.,Wilfred Anderson, LucknovV,;Orlia'rio.
New DDerrrogratrc,Partrear idate
Official Agent --Mr. David McKee, Kincardine, Ontario.
George E. ,McCutcheon,
, Returning Officer.
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