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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-11-01, Page 9Officers of the Goderich detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police covered 7,829 miles of highway and other roads during 816 duty hours last week and investigated five accidents which resulted in three people being injured in two of those cases and three cases of property „damage. In all 39 charges were laid, under `the Hit*hwav Traffic Act and nine under the Liquor Control Act. Forty warnings were also issued to motorists. Six requests for assistance were answered, one prisoner escort conducted and in Provin- cial Court, Criminal Division, 47 persons were convicted un- der the H.T.A., 15 under the L.C.A. and one under the Criminal Code of Canada. "Brother of the Wind," an unusual outdoor wildlife movie filmed' in the Canadian Rockies, opens a j..iruited engagement Sunday, November. 11 at the Park in Goderich. The family film was directed and co-produced by Dick Robinson, noted • animal han- dler and wildlife cameraman whose work has brought Oscar and Emmy honors to many film productions. Robinson also stars as the lonely mountain man whose life is changed drastically when he rescues -four wolf pups from certain starvation when their mother is killed. The frisky youngsters soon make themselves at home with the old man in his cabin and become his constant com- panions. Their playful behavior _kind comic pastimes pruyide some of the moat delightful animal scenes ever filmed. Joining the wolves in the Sun International production are over 30 other colorful animals indigenous to the Canadian Rockies, including bear, cougar, elk, deer, raccoon, beaver, weasel, muskrat, fox, and many others. III the course of the two years the film spans, the wolves grow to a mature weight of ,150 pounds and experience a series of dramatic encounters .with other animals in the moun- tains. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10 AT ARCHER'SFARM SALES it SERVICE Seven voting 'members were among fourteen delegates from Huron who attended the On- tario Liberal Convention last weekend at the Royal York Hotel in Toronto in which Robert Nixon earned another -chance to try to unseat the Con- servative government in Toronto. Nixon in' the third ballot edged out Norman Cafik, the federal Liberal from Pickering by a final vote count of 992- 675. Donald Deacon another can - didate from Toronto's York Centre, spent $60,000 on his campaign which ended in the second ballot. Mr. Deacon threw his support to Mr. Nixon to ensure his leadership at least through the next election which will probably be in 1975. For a time it looked as though the hara- -iving Cafik campaign would topt,!- Mr. Nixon from his post,' t)4.`. - Deacon supporters were largely unwilling to see the party tur- ned over to a Liberal untried at the provincial level. • Ready pasted • Scrubbable • Completely dry strippable • Stain resistant CONSIGNMENT FEE $10 - FOR COMPLETED SALES AN ADDITIONAL FEE OF $15. ALL CONSIGNMENTS MUST BE IN BY NOV. 8 KEN.D ERS 0 N 'S SQUARE BOOK STORE MONDAY THROUGH THURSDAY 8 A.M. TO 6 P.M. FRIDAYS 8 A.M. TO 9 P.M. SA,TURDAY 9 A.M. TO 6 P.M. SUNDAY 12:30 TO 6 P.M. Advertisement Published By DOMi'NION ROAD MACHINERY CO. LTD. MARY;'1. SEWING CENTRE Monday -Thursday a a.m.-5:3O p.m. . Friday ! a.m. • 5 p.m ^Saturday 8 a.m. 2 p.m. 17 ALBERT ST. CLINTON, ONT. AUTHORIZED WHITE — ELNA DEALER NOTICE ,WHLT.E - ELNA-,FACTORY TRAINED CONSULTANT WILL DEMONSTRATE MACHINES AT OUR STORE THURSDAY, NOV. 8 10 A.M. TO 4 P.M. COFFEE WILL BE SERVED SEE OUR NEW STOCK OF FABRICS ACRYLICS - ARNELS - JERSEY - FORTRELS IN PLAINS PLAIDS & PRINTS GALORE USED MACHINES — REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES NEWS FROM KINTAIL MIS. HEWN EMU 521-7541 SILVER ANNIVERSARY '7 hear the Reverend Joseph MacDonald from Roseville, Michigan, preach anniversary services there. Mrs. MacDonald accompanied her husband to Kincardine for the occasion and renewed acquaintances here. Miss -Donna Wylds of Vic- toria Hospital, London, visited Mr. and Mrs. Warrent Wylds this week. Minister • for Ashfield Presbyterian Church this Sun- day was Mr. Charles King, student of Knox College, Toronto. Sunray school-teacher'swere perturbed this week over the falling off, of the Sunday School attendance, in all classes. It is hoped that this plea will remind all students to return for the remainder of the fall months to make` the classes worthwhile for other pupils and teachers. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Simp- son of Kintail celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary on Saturday, October 28. A family dinner was held at the Duke of Bedford, Hotel in Goderich. Present with Mr. and Mrs. Simpson were Jan, of the Unive::pity of Western Ontario; Margaret, of nursing school in Kitchener; Mary Louise and Cletus , Dalton and daughter Jennifer, Robert Jr., Catherine and .Arthur; Mr. Gary Kaye, Stratford; Glenn Ferguson, Delhi;. Shawn Dalton. Land Miss Annette Alliodge, Miss Leona Hogan. Following the dinner a recep- tion was held in the Legion Hall in Lucknow for relatives, neighbours and friends. A decorated cake centred the buf- fet which was served at the front of the hall. Some of the wedding party of 25 years ago who were present were Mrs. Bill Barrett of Toronto, Edith and Donald Simpson, Robert Maclntosh, and Duncan Sitpson. Jean and Bob were ., the rec►►,_� -►f many lovely -'and useful gifts. Some of the guests from a distance were Mrs. Arabelle Bushell, Clinton; Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Cameron, Buffalo; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Simpson, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Hunter, Port Rowan; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Allan and Miss Margaret Allan of Camlpchk; Mr. and -Mrs. ..Bernard Catney of Lewiston, New .York. Guests from Goderich, Lucknow, Ripley, Kincardine and district were also present. SOCIAL NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Donald Simp- son motored to Toronto on Sunday p.m. to visit their daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Robin Davey,' and granddaughter Melanie - Jeanine, and their new grand- son who arrived 'on Saturday, October2.,in the Davey family. Congratulations! Visitors with Mrs. Rhoda MacKenzie this weekend were Mr. and -Mrs. Bill Barrett of Toronto, who attended the Simpson wedding anniversary and. also- Barbara and .Bill Haydn of'Ashfield.- Mr.4.,nd Mrs. Ewen MacLean enterNined Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Williamson and family of Petrolia the last of this week. Mr. and Mrs. Ewen MacLean attended a wedding anniver- sary dinner on Sunday October 29 for Mr. and Mrs. Walter Willetts of Wroxeter. Mrs. .Willetts -was the former Jean MacMillan of Lucknow. Many attended the church anniversary services in Kincar- dine Presbyterian Church to Where EIse Can You Find Aluminum The perfecttic insulation. Light weight ... just our It between the joists In your attic and spread It to the desired depth. Doors at these PRICES? The Goderich Sailors tied Forest 4-4 in -their- first exhibition game' of the season in Goderich last Friday, Oc- tober 26. A total of 42 penalties were handed out in the game which took three hours .to complete. Ken McNaughton gave Forest an'earl_y lead at 0-42 -of the first period from_ .Jean Beaupre. Frank Flagon tipped in Wane Fisher's slapshot from the blueline to draw Goderich even at 1:56 of the first .period. Fisher put Goderich out in front` at 3:09 from Bruce Stoll but -Jean Beaupre tied the game at 9:35 frorn Vince George. Mike Blunt's unassisted effort at 7:46'of the second period' gave Forest a 3=2 lead. Rick Sowerby tied the game again at 15:06 from Jim Farrish but Ted McCahill heat Doug .Spitzig at 19;55 with a shot from a scramble to- give Forest a 4-3 lead going inti► the final twenty, minutes. Bob Dick rapped the rebound past Ron Urray to give Goderich a 4-4 -tie, at 11 1 () of .. the third period. Harold Leddy was given an assist on the goal. The Forest goalie was struck on the throat by a puck or stick on the play which resulted in a short delay. Goderich received sixteen minors, 2 majors, 1 match penalty and a -game misconduct throughout the game. Forest took twenty two penalties in the game 15 minors., 5 major and 2 ten minute misconducts. Rob Kellest:ine, Doug Spitzig and .Chuck Jewell split the goaltending chores for Goderich. Wayne Rau played hid' usual strong game on defence 'for Goderich. The Sailors next homes game is tomorrow ` evening against the Port Elgin Sunocos. 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