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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-05-04, Page 6ERICA S QNALw$ AR, TBURSD4Y, MAY 1,97x. ountry Glu News BY SHELAGH SULLY Daylight saving time is finally here! This seems to give everyone a big lift, when the long sunny days return. Of course, this also means good„ gplfing, and things have been pretty active down on the course. Charlie has been working hard on the fairways and greens, where a weed -control and fertilizing program has started. Clean-up Day—Saturday, May 6 at 10:00 aan. Please bring rakes and garbage bags, and take part in this clean-up. Remember -every litter bit helps' We will also be getting help from the govuernment- sponsored "SWEEP" program, about the,middle of May, particularly around the river bank areas. We also anticipate LADIES - DAYS at G.ederich Building . Centre' repair of the sand traps, and putting in nice clean sand. You are requested once again, igplease clean out your lockers, so we can move right along with our renovations of•„the locker room: The regular Monday Men's Nights will begin on May 15. Make it a point teattend fellows, and get things off to a roaring, start. Juniors—Boys and Girls --be prepared to learn the game of golf. Keep your eyes on this column for plans just for you! Please note the advertisement in this paper for the fee schedule for 1972. Dues should be paid on or befere May 15: Dates to remember this month—Saturday, May 13— Men' Opening Event. Monday, May 15—opening of Men's Night. ,Thursday, May 18; 6:00 p.m.— Ladies' .m.— Ladies' Opening dinner and 'meeting. Tuesday, May 23— opening of Ladies' Nights. Let's everyone make a special effort to get out tq these events. They can only be successful, when everyone joins -in. •km OPENING MAY 13th,' For The Second Season "THE KALEIDOSCOPE” MAIN STREET — BAYFIELD Gifts For All Occasions • Handcrafted Articles FRAN • LOGAN, Proprietress 0 YOU NEED A PAINTER? WE WILL DO. THE JOB -HOMES —COTTAGES -BASEMENTS HAROLD LEDDY GQDERICH CALL 524-7237 • • i • ti AUTOMOBILE LOANS er Ink !i' / • • I A New Car.. • It's Great!. And it's easy to own, with a low- cost Automobile loan from oar • CREDIT UNION. You can rely on us' with confidence. for all financial • needs. Goderich Community Credit Union 39 St. David St. 524-7931 • }may. The band trip could have easily been a high speed film—there wasn't an idle moment—time , passed so quickly! We left, as scheduled, about 8:00 last Thursday morning, and', most of us were just awakening when we ' reached Woodstock Collegiate Institute at 10:15. This,. gave us ample tiro to set UP and adjust the music..stands, mi-ere-p-Ivotte hairs, and rehearse for the concert at 11:0.0. • W.C.I.- has pre-teCi's, .noticeable' in their bright red blazers and they appea;•ed to organize the movement of students in and out of the auditorium. • "After a very successful and appreciated concert, we toured the city of Woodstock, then left for Norfolk County' and Waterford! Waterford is at least a small town, surrounded by numerous other villages, usually composed of a general store, church, a tew houses and maybe an elementary • school. Most of these friendly little places are within walking distance of each other. Waterford District High School has the same number of students as does G,DC.1. and. like our" school, has various naw additions, including a large gymnasium. I think the enthusiasm for Track and Field at. Waterford is equivalent to our enthusiasm for football and one of their band members will he running in the Olympics at Munich this summer. Before we played we were, briefly introduced to our hosts for the night. After the concert wehad to seek out our hosts from among the'crowdinthe gymnasium,then left for our temporary homes. Most of us were biiletted on tobacco' farms and were introduced to the life ' of the tobacco farrier and„_,, the procedures involved• • in , ttie • planting, cultivation, curing and marketing of the crop. At present. . the miniature tobacco .plants are growing in greenhouses. The planting. begins in about two ee ...why: a madbine•: which resembles a ferris 'wheel: is put into action. After dinner, the band members from Waterford sponsored a • get-together" in the village'. The school's • bandmaster, Mr. Gallagher. is a member of the dance band that entertained. Later that evening after we had met everyone. and were stuffed full of pizza, we returned to our homes for • the night. The nextmorning most'of us got a tour through the highschool. The halls are lined with the artwork of public school students which makes them bright, ' Before we knew it. .we were on the bus headed for Brantford. Much to our surprise, Mr. Fischer, who recently .taught Geography at G.D.C_I, meet us at the door! • •.The students there wear green uniforms which look nice. They :gave us a standing ovation: Mr. Kalbfleisch and.7,t:he Stage' Band GODERICH'FLOSTED FOODS 65• HAMILTON „STREET� SAUSAGE FAST FRY --MINUTE STEAKS FRESH SLICED SIDE' PORK SWEET TTAGPICKLED q - (QE ROLLS 2 lb. 89 4 ib.99 ib.594 ib.69` DACDS—ASSORTED VARIETIES; COOKI.ES� LIBBY'S FANCY GREEN 14 oz. YIN PEAS C:UARK'S-B EF OR IRISH 24 oz, 'TINS "P, • 49`. 5:$1 played longer than usual until we finally had to leave if we wanted tQ. reach Goderich by 4:00. Many thanks to Mr. Kalbfleisch, our band rnenster, who arraned this, the most enjoyable tour as of yet! + + + They have started the blocking in the play "The Lottery a serious play, to be presented before the. Junior= students M'ay- 15. The Formal was a success! Many compliments have been received about the elaborate decorations which transformed the gymnasium into an oriental garden. The queen, Trudy. Kernighan, was ',crowned in a pagoda in the centre of the gym. Congratulations! Music Night tickets are now on sale. NDP plan ., members' meet at Brucefield The Huron Riding Association of the New Democratic. Party announced two upcoming events this week. This. *Monday evening the association will be sponsoring a members' meeting at Brucefield School. A number of items of current interest to members are on the agenda far discussion and a guest speaker has been lined up. According to president Shirley Weary the evening will, wind up with a hospitality hour. The Association also reminds members that the N.D.P-. convention is still set for September 29, 30 and• October 1 but that the dates are subject to change if they should conflict with the anticipated Federal Election. The Huron N.D.P,. Association is looking for delegates. however., • and anyone interested might contact the exec-titive members, The Association is permitted to send one delegate for every 25 members. During the policy discussion-- at the convention, matters dealing with the rebirth -of the sugar beet industry in Southern Ontario,: the proposed changes in Family Allowance Benefits, the.new NO - Fault clause of�the auto insurance -and the possibilities of continuing• to support social benefits on . property taxes will be heard. Anyone with suggestions or points they would„like to make is asked to contact executive memhers or delegates with their ideas. "Many may not realize`' . the association • president '•noted. "that the basis for N.D.P. policy • is member reaction to• such questions. We, are encouraging you to comment. This will. allow your executive to draft policy resolutions whichcan be sent 'for further examination by the provincial,council'or executive." RAE PORT In their, _weekly news report to area papers the Goderich detachment w of the Ontario' Provincial Police point out that the boating season is open and 'boat owners should reme.rihber that they require ce4tain ,equipmentto conform to the law. The O. P. P. will again this year be patrolling Lake Huron and - checking boats to see .that they have,the proper equipment. For those who might not know what they require, Jhe following might be helpful. Requirements for pleasure craft not over 1.8. feet in. length. The boat must be .equipped with one approved small vessel lifejacket or lifesaving cushion for each person on board. There must also be two oars • and rowlocks or two paddles, one bailer or one manual pump. If the boat is equipped with an inboard Motor, permanently fixed or built in fuel tanks or a cooking or heating appliance 'that burns liquid or gaseous fuel, there rnrust also be a class B 1 fire extinguisher. - Boats over 18• feet in length must be equipped the same as those under 18 feet except that the oars or paddles can be replaced by one anchor with not less than 50 feet of cable, rope or chain and only a lifesaving jacket can be used, riot cushions', The O.P.P. ,also, remind boaters that to operate a boat at night it must be equipped with proper lighting. In regular activities this week officers in,,vestigated four thefts and two break and enter ,cases under the Crifninal Code : of Canada. , Only one traffic accident was reported. It occurred. Sunday 'April 23 on Highway 21 north of Stanley and Hay Township Line Road. Two cars were in gonion causing damage to .the vehic s. 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Goth;has been a Minister at Metropolitan Church, London, since 1948: He was one of fifty lecturers, writers and speakers to tour Europe in 1954.with the famous Sherwood Eddy Seminar. In 1957 he travelled around the world with the Christian Century .Wprld Seminar, visiting Formosa, Japan, The.Phillipines, India, Pakistan, Thailand,' Turkey,• Greece, The Holy Land, Italy and returning, via Paris-, London and New York. In 1962 he visited Russia, first as an observer -to the World Peace Congress, making a smallprivate tourfol lowing this. 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