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AG 16&,• ODt RtC SIGNAL-SxUR, THURSDAY. PECEMBER 14, 1.72
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rinks
Bill Gardner, left, representing the sponsor of Saturday's
Bonsplel at the Maitland Country Club, ,Sheaffer Pen,
congratulates this rink from London Highland oh their first
place finish in the first draw. Left to right the rink members
are, Bill Young, skip; Don Hill, vice; Ted. Barber, second and
Ralph Partridge, lead, (staff photo)
Pipers fed the 16 completing rinks of the annual Sheaffer Pen
Bonspiel on to the ice Saturday morning to officially open the
event. Sheaffer Pen representative Bill Gardner said he was.
very pleased with the response the event had enjoyed;, the
schedule filling up well ahead of time and even some rinks
on a waiting list. A rink from Belmore, skipped by Mac Inglis
emerged overall winner. (staff photo)
This Teeswater rink placed second in the first draw of the
Sheaffer Pen Bonspiel held Saturday at the Maitland Country
Club. Left to right they are, Mac Eadie, lead; Arthur
FILL SANTA'S
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This rink from Bellmore topped all other competition on second; Earl Fitch, vice and Mac Inglis, skip, accepting
Saturday in Mb Sheaffer Pen Bonspiel at the Maitland Coun- awards on behalf of his rink from Sheaffer manager Bill Gar -
try Club. Left to right are Bruce Harkness, lead; Tom Inglis, dner. (staff photo)
REWARD
Vandals
Have been turning on water hydrants in Goderich and
draining our water tower --- if this continues and a fire
develops, our town could suffer disastrous fire damage
and loss of life.
Therefore
A $2S 00 reward will be paid by the Goderich Public
Utilities Commission for information leading to the arrest
and conviction of any unauthorized persons turning on
water hydrants in the town of Goderich.
CITIZENS ...
WE NEED YOUR HELP
Will you please inform the Police instantly when you see
anyone tampering with hydrants
The Goderich Public Utilities Commission
Many
toles from
Yukon
Kloo Lake, on the Alaska
Highway, north of Whitehorse,
Yukon, was named after the In-
.dian name for "fish".
Jack Dalton, adventurer, out-,
fitter and builder of the famed
Dalton Trail in southwest
Yukon, named Champagne,
Yukon, after he transported a
case of French Champagne up
the Dalton Trail to the Yukon
and settled down with friends
"'-to drink it!
The newly -formed Northwest
Mounted Police established.
law and order in the Yukon
territory in 1894, two years
before the discovery of gold in
the Klondike and four' years
prior to the famed Klondike
gold rush.
The name Yukon was first
- -used-by--4: Bell -of the Hludson'-s-
Bay Company in 1846. It comes
from the Indian word
"Yakakat" which means Big
River. Bell wrote the name as,
";Youcon".
The big engines of the Yukon
paddlewheelelrs burned a cord
of wood an hour and covered
the distance between Whithorse
and Dawson in 40 hours.- It
took four days to return uh-
stream to WhitehorseA
16 THE SQUARE
GODERICH
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McKague, second; Dave Hawkins,, vice and Ron Hifi, skip.
(staff photo)
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