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the preservation of. Canadiana.
The Goderich Sailors Inter-
mediate Hockey Club will play
their final game of the season
against the Port Elgin Sunocos
on February 9. The Sailors, in a
late season drive, seCtired
second place in their division
and will play their arch rivals
from Seaforth in the first
segment of the playoffs.
The Huron County
Health Unit .initiated a special
program for the screening of
pre-school children. The test is
designed to find specific areas
where a child may need extra
encouragement and guidance.
Maurice Gardner was a town
spokesnian at Town Council for
the group of citizens in the
southern end of Goderich op-
posed to the manner in which
the costs for the proposed
South Storm Sewer are being
divided. The petitioners feel
that since they helped pay fair
drains throughout the town
that the town should aid. in
payment for the drain in their
area.
FEBRUARY 15, 1973
In separate releases recently,
Ed Giesbrecht, Goderich Plan-
ning Board secretary, and Bert
Alexander, President of Sun -
coast Estates, announced plans
for the construction of .a
$2,000,000 shopping plaza on a
site off Highway 21 south of
Goderich. The proposed mall
will be completely entlosed and
climate controlled:
A number of Goderich doc-
tors switched to direct billing
as of February 1. Patients were
to receive monthlystatements
for the doctors services. The
doctors 'Telt thiswbald give the
doctor :patient relationship a
more personal touch.
At a special session held
February 9 Town Council
agreed to permit the Dominion
Road Machinery Cp. to con-
tinue to make use of an old
barn owned by Maurice Gard-
ner on Picton St: even though
the area is zoned residential.
A delegation from the "Save
The Jail Society" attended the
nomination meeting of the
Huron New Democratic Party
to meet with the Party Leader
Stephen Lewis. The society
plans to "conduct similar
meetings with the Liberal and
P.C. leaders in the near future.
In a letter accepting the in-
vitation to a public rally spon-
sored by the Society, enter-
tainer Earl Heywood commen-
ted, "The jail is the greatest
monument of Huron County's
past. It must be preserved."
The secretary-treaaurer of
Com -Cables Ltd., Bruce Davey,
announced this week that cable
television will be available to
some residents of Goderich.
The. Goderich Sailors war-
med up for their quarter final
series with .Seaforth by
defeating the Port Elgin
Sunocos 6-5 in Paisley.
FEBRUARY 22, 1973
The "Save The Jail Society"
.were pleased by the turnout for
the public. tour. of the now
defunct' Huron County Jail.
More than 2000 people braved
the bitter cold winds standing
in line for up to one hour and
45 minutes to' view the old
building. The tour scheduled
for 2:00 in the afternoon was
started earlier due to the large
crowd that gathered at the
door.,.The afternoon proved to
be a disappointment for some
300 pf thcise who had waited 80
diligently for -so long. At 5:00
sharp the doors were closed in
their faces. After much angry
protesting they were reopened
but only about 50 more
managed to get in. The disp-
pointment, however, did not
dampen the enthusiasm of the
Society members- who believe
that a successful agrrement can
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be reached to put the jail out of
danger.
The town of Goderich viLis of-
fered the Sky Harbour Airport
for the sum of $125,000 by the
CruickshP.nk family of
Wingham. The offer includes
approximately 250 to 300, acres
of land that has two paved and
two turf runways. The town
had showed concern that the
weather station at the airport
would move because of the
ty ownership' dispute that has
only now beep cleared up. The
facilities also house the paint
shop which is not included in
the' deal. **.
Th#, Goderich Sailors suc-
cessfully defeated the Seaforth
Beavers in their playoff series,
of seven games. The Sailors
took four straight from the
Seaforth skaters and now await
the winner of the Port Elgin -
Kincardine series.
The first cable TV hookup in
the towtfof Goderich took place
on February 19 at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Wilkin of
Hincks St. At the time -of this
writing Bluewater TV, Cable
Ltd. were nearing the coinpletkin of service for ,the town.'
The Goderich Figure Skating
Club was putting the final
touches on their carnival for
1973. The theme was Anna and.
the King of Siam and The
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your patronage
during the' past
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HAPPY
NEW YEAR!
from all
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Wizard 'of Ps. Mi,ich hard, work
and constant retioar*ng went
into the show which tlw people
involved enjoyed a great deal.
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The Signal -Star was recently
honored by the Ontario Weekly
Newspaper Association in
several categories, The paper
received first place' award for
general excellence for a paper
with a circulation of 3000 to
4500. It received first' pilic'e for
'ilbtnewsciliieditscirtoity\l;Tand'hw
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also received second
awards for best photography. -
Several engineers. conducted
a study of shoreline erosion
along Lake Huron in the
Goderich area. They are con.
corned that the area just south
of the mouth of .the—Maitland
River badly damaged
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