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I. The, Ontario Munkipal
"Board has announced that it
will be holding a hearing into
the proposed amendment to-
tIon shopping plaza:
No final date for -the hearing
*has boon set however anC
Town Ciork4reaturif,, Harold
Walla eithistot 'the hearing
will be hehl near the end Of
March 0,
The- plaza, proposed by.,
Suricoast Estates Ltd. of,
:Qciderich, is to be built on 16
acres Of land off Highway'21
near' the MUnicipiii Iniduatrial
bia;fboiewicatir°dniidg ttio'-tt'hhe•
of Tiviasury. Ecionnoloi. and
all oblittlons iihi:10 be. hitt.
mod arthe on*
I
ke tb�llkin,
pure two wins
cap
Gs .
The 0D61° "senior, "Vikings
remai ed undefeated in Huron -
Pert '' Conference play here
Fr' ay, chalking up- their Third
st sight win:in a 63.33 romp
rover the South Huron pan-
thers.
The Vikings showed balani
ced offensive ; power, with, four
players hitting in double
figures.
Ron Willis -had•,13 points for
the' winners while Casey.
Wildgen ,Added 12, Jim Watt
11, and Pat Conlon ;1Q points.
Mike Wildgen, Dave Patter
•son, .and Tag Sowerby all ,had
four points for the Vikings.
'Zeke Weerasooriya contributed
three points and Al Bogie and
Glen Tigert had two points
apaiebe.
Don Giberson had 10 points
and Larry Savage had 11 for
• South Huron.
The Vikings led 31.14 at
half-time. -
Coach,Lynn Meyers' junior
'Vikings . upped their league
'record to two wins and one loss
•--with a 54-1.9 victory over South;•
Huron.
Rick Moody led the Vikings
with 12 points. John. Haply hit
`for nine aril -Dale Nivens for '
eight. Bili''auley had seven
points as 'well as' making a = - • -
str6ng „effort in controlling E-
-,rebounds for the Vikings: Jed
te\ Jong; • Iain, - Lambert, and
Dennis Dowhaniuk contributed
three points apiece. John Brady s
had six points .and Mike An- -
drew two to round ou t`''" the
Viking attack.
Paul Brooks was South
Huron's. top scorer with five
points. 4
The GDCI midget team com-
pleted the sweep of the day's
games with a resounding 72-18
win, their second -against one
'defeat. '
Jim McKinnon had ,the, hot
hand- ,for the mini -Vikings
hoeping 22- points. Dennis -Le''
Blanc hit ' for • 13 points, Jeff _=
Baechter. nine, Tim Dohert��
six,—Gregg Beacom, Ed Count -
Trey, Bill ,Walters."and Steve
Chase four points apiece, w,llile
Jeff . Harrison,. Steve Johnstoh
�_and.Bernie Van Oesch got two
points each: •
The three • Viking teams
played Tuesday, in St. Marys.
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fourth in tournament.
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wrestling team made go
showings in two' meets- .1
week. ,
„ ' �H re on Ff•iday, • the GD
wrestlers were, downed 43-25
a dual meet with South •Hu
bu.t:-marde a. goodkeef prt
the .Hugon-Perth Conference
•
• • strongest wrestling power.-
, Winning :their bouts.
GDCI' were Steve Moore by
pin in the 98 pound class, St
Palmer by of pin in the .1
pound class, Rick McClinch
on a 7-0 decision rl the 1
pound class, Larry Plaetzer'
a,pin 'in `the' 123
___ _pound ..cla
`and . Jim Ginn by, •a2
_decision in the 1,57 pound clas
Also competing. for th
Vikings. were Don ',Kir'kcon'ne
in. the 99 _pound class, ,Gle
' Naaylor; in the 130 pound class,
Larry Donnelly in the :-136
pound class, Pete.Willis in the
141 pound class, Dave Bodges
in. the 148 pound class, Fred•
DCI Martin in. the 194• pound class
od and George" Sheardown in the •
ast . unlimited class. ' On Saturday the Vikings •en- •
CI tered eight wrestlers in the Sar-
in nia Northern' tournament, .out
Hut on, , of - a total ' of 14 weight
nst categories. •
categories. The outstandingperformance mance'
of these eight, wrestlers gave the
for GDCI team a, fourth place
a ' finish in. a field, 'of . twelve
Ste ` • teams, »including • ones. from
06 Port "Huron, Sarnia and Lon:
ey don. •... „
15 Rick' McClinchey was' the
by first place Winner in:the 115
as: -pound-class-and Jim Ginn ..__
top
ped the .157 pound -class.
s: George-,Shea.rdown .placed,
e third in- the unlimited class,
11 'while Pete Willis was fourth in
n the 141 pound class.'
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British theatr invites
student actors
q'he G:D:C.I. students' group destined for England during -the
March break will be, approaching residents of Goderich with
'lottery tickets in the next few weeks. Monies 'gained from the
lottery will help -to defray costs of the trip _.-..
Various working groups have been set up to ;oversee such
thinVs as the lottery and other fund raising projects.
At a recent meeting held at the Knox church, it was announ- •`
ced that an invitation has been received from Theatre 64 -in
London for the groupto
Perform. ''his theatre is 'udder the
patronage of such perfo ��. 4
well'known personages 'as Sir. "John "'Mills
CBE. and Venessa edgrave OBE. This invitation emphasizes
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the uniqueness -Cif this sfuc eat drama'
from -Canada to the United Kingdomoup, a first of its kind
. At present, seventeen students are' signed 'up to take the trip
which will -take in Leeds, Lincoln, London and Manchester.
There are about 10 seats, left on the group; . any student in;
terested in travelling with the group and willing to assist in any
way with the, three planned stage productions can obtain fur-
ther information from either Warren Robinson -at G.D.C.1 or
from the staff at the Coach House.
Parents 'who feel that they would ,.like to accompany
students can also obtain information from the a e sour ese
While in England, the -students will present the play "A Troll
Out Of' Tune."
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.:.-. Bill Smiley
continued from page '2
swallow it. A tiny mouse. :,
Thank goodness he's good fo
-something. Then" he'd throw u
the mouse, and go through ,kh
whole business again. I got
'bit alarmed that he'd' throw u
more than the mouse' one o
ode-rch-'men
take awards
at Sarnia Fair
' Four • Goderich residents
r came home ' from the Junior
P `'Royal Winter Fair, held in Sat-
e „ nia last •weekend; with awards
a for birds they entered in
P various competitions:
f Entering ' 24 chickens`- in dif- to
ferent"classes, Bert Mills 'won 11
these onto the rug, I in
• vestigated,
He was tr,♦7'ii ,t9, a est one'o
,1;�"1^1h lhl ,� t� X1.11. In.I A'. .� ^ �'i•b'
those wide.elastic bands.•Every
time.h"e'hit it,"'it would jump', so
heM'
thought it was alive and
.-che°wed it and swallotved it", but
couldn't keep it down. - That's the kind of stupid cat
lip is. But he's- getting smart
very quickly. When I try to grab
him and • threw `htinr out in the
snow, after a feeding, he goes by
me like a`� cheetah going by a
rhinocerous. ,
' Sure wish myf wife would -get
home.. It takes tufo of us to han-
dle the two of them. ' . ,
Students,in .room 21 are wat-
ching one 'crocus glowing arid
awaiting its blooms. ' In ad-
dition to "watching plants,
growing ° their • fish population
grew also. Overnight the . class
became proud owners. of, six
newly born fish. w...
Eskimo artists and their art' •
is being studied ' .in Mr
MacDonald's reading class.' 0
tt W.M.S. and Seaforth:M•.S. lie _offering ,�' ng was received by S
work towards "The World for Christ
.The 89' annual meeting 'ofthe The
•„gPresident, M�•s.. Alex
H`iiron Presbyterial of thee.•..`---En-right M Goderich Was in'
Women's Missionary ;Society of charge of . the meeting 'and:
the Presbyterian '=Cfhurch' 'in ,opened the afternoon session
Canada was held in First ' with prayer.-
Presbyterian Church, 'Seaforth ' The devotional p;er--iodwas in
with delegates present from • charge of, Hen all and'was led
Goderich W. M.S.,.A:rthur's Cir- by Mrs. Harvey Hyde. Mrs.
cle Goderich, Arnold Circle, A. Orr read the scripture -lesson
s. Hensall, Hensall W.Mc,S:, and, 'Mrs' Hyde gilv-e an in
Friday Mrs..-: John Hazli
brought - - slides,-- -carvings _ _- -
an
prints that she had acquired i
her year of teaching at Grea
•
114nnie Wagner, Auburn, esi n
and 1Virs. ,Frank- pI de,•t Mrs.. Ulmer Rivers, literature Mrs. Ro
�. l�.aithhy,, secretarySaaforth,..Mrs.` W. cktus Faber,
Auburn and dedicated, with R. Kippen, supply secretary Miss .:
< Kerslake, Seaforth.•• treasurer Jean Scott, Seaforth.,- 'gla'd:
prayer by Mr�7Wildred Sin- Mrs:' G. G; MacE'wan, 'Wings, Mrs. J.
derson; Auburn. Mouthorgan Goderich, adult groupsecr,>• McBurney,
solos wee a played by • Mrs. etary� Belgrave, press secretary -.yrs.
Lorne .Dawson, Seaforth ' ,and < Mrs' Molly Waddell Seaforth, Eleanor •Bradnock; Auburn, ljfe - e---'-•"
Young. Women s and .C.G.I T. membership secretary. Mrs,
were much enjoyed:' Groups Mrs. Eleanor Brad- Jose
• The „•minutes •�of the last ph DuYibar., Belgrave."
. nock, Auburn, ` children's Mrs. Enrigh
Presbyteriatmeeting were read groups ,Mrs. Gordon .Schwalm 's
Mrs. W. 'R. Kerslake ' of. , . ummary.,, of th
__ _._- Hensall,- ,_assocj,atie-_ mernbe
eaforth.. The ,,P,resrdent -an-• rs „done _in --the- P
ounced that the Day -of Prayer . Mrs-', •Harvey. ;.Hyde, Hensall, .coming• year
y friendship • and service Mrs, the theme—"W
wor1�-•vtzide��ervice will b
n Belgrav'e W.M.$., Auburn .aspiring New Year's message;' by
n
Whale River. '
The class is grateful to Mrs
Hazlitt for letting us •.eiami.•
the soapstone carvings.: We -c
appreciate more the beauty a
simplicity -of their art. We wet
happy to have Shelena with u
too and were sorry that she di
not'enjoy the slides as '-much as
n
t gave a .short
e work to be
resby�terra� =the,
and. spoke ' on
ho am' I and
7 .
held
.. ,,,e e d
nor road,COflditjOflS"'on Marcymmunta
} was app need ,.thath
ne
March 1
in ever 'co ` Charles Kalbfleisch, Varna, Why ' am I here
nd-'she• urged all to attend. it ' -
a ., , Haiinilton.Londan �' : • Recreation complex
.an'nua'l- "meeting
•-,
d will'beheld at _•„.W keep Chesley on A town
pril 2 and ,3 and ice lyirs. Joseph Dunbar of a •
Be
a
d �_ lgrave was appornted voting.
objective o f �- c � : . •
0.�1m,tt ,re•
Officers •of• the Goderich
site is"
'By Diane Ross
Once upon a time there lived
a-„.,lif'tle rabbit named Spots
because he had white spots.
One day an eagle came along
and. took Spots away.
About an hour later his
brothers and sisters came along
see where he was and they
couldn't frnd'him: Al "of a sad
en .,Willy,,V'one of the brothers,
ound the eagle's foot' prints.
The, eagle -brought Spots -into
a ditch and tied him up to 's-
trong 'stick.Then the eagle
ew' away.. .,
.
ft was 'blowing, There were
tees around him., Branches
"w, into his face and tickled
is nose. It was really itchy and
e- cotildn't.itch it. 1-ie•'twitched
• " first places,-12seconds and 'One d
f ,third. The 'birds were White f
Leghorn Bantams, Dark •Corgi
nish Bantarns, and Buff Win=
s
dott Bantams. ' '
Ailfred Smith; .who entered
fl
:. 1 pigeons, ' took...home' fight -
first places and two seconds.
Emery Baechler and his son
Walter also .,,entered pigeons. fie
Mr. Walter
entered fota'`r.` - h
” white Fantails and won first, '
second, third and fifth places,:' a
•' His soh entered Tho Showpon
Homers which won a first' and .W
• a second and two Rollers which ra
placed first and second
nd'did everything. - '
Then he wiggled arid the itch •
gone. From that • tirne on
'bbit5 always wiggle their
ses.
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of -ice Department were, kept
• busy 'over the 'past ' week . as
. slippy'.'driving 'conditions
caused six motor vehicle ac-
cidents, two. of which resulted
in injuries to those involved.
On January' �4 . Roberta, J.
Hays was 'sent, to, hospital suf-
fering from fractures; cuts and
internal injuries e,( the `-
she, was . driving skidded' - n
Cameron 'Street and struck a
tree. She is.a .resident of 85.
h Ih lhl h`r
Essex Street •in Goderich.
Two passengers ,in; the Hays
• ,car 'also suffered' cuts.; They
were Margaret Raynolds of St.
David Street_,. it Goderich and
Beth MacEwen of RR . 4,
`-Go.-Folice report thepcar
was a "total write off.
On January 11 Burt Tilburg,
i resid.ent•of the eBe,dfordHotel,
offered cuts: and bruises when
he was involved ,in a two ;car
collision on, tb'-'Sgtiare. Tilburg
was a passen:er in a car driven
by. Benjami' M. Grabhain of 155
Keays Sir et art Goderich which
• ved in a collision -Oh
cle driven' by i]
ton of Elgin Avenue East
in .R oderich.
's
was •env
a ve
Ham
arnage was estimated at
, $1500 to each of the cars.
January 9 atwo car collision.
involving cars driven by
Nicholas" H.` Hodgins of 62' -
-Orange Street in Clinton and
-LYndon of 65 Blake
Street in GOderickat the:corner
of Britannia Road and Toronto
Street, resulted in an estimated 'A
damage of $400 to the Hodgins
car.' and $600 to the L ndon
-vehicle. There were no injuries.
'There were no injuries in P
• In
other
activities' over.,the
week officers of -the -Police
Force laid two .charges under
the Criminal Code of "Canada,
four under the Highway Traffic
'Act,. three- under the ' Liquor.
Control Act and two under the
Narcotics Control Act. ' .
that mishap either;"
BY -KEN
Hari°. Bucky, owned by
Frank...Cook, Lorne 13rown and
G. R. McEwan of Clinton. won
the first race at "Vvtindsor
--Raceway ...last Saturday night. "
Ken Hardy drove the mare to a
2:08 mile and a $8.80 mutuel.
Last Thursday -night at Win-
Clinan, was fourth. •
Western ir "Rapewtiy in the
fourth. race, rtic John owned
by Larry, ale of\Seaforth was
fourth 'with:C. ONeill on the
fifth- race, the winner
was. Carry On Syl, owned 'by
Andrew Park of .Mitchell ,and
riven•-•by.'"Gicrd Pullman of
Se,aforth.' The mile was in 2:13
owned Ge
January 10 another collision Wednesday bight in the
on the S
quare resulted in $140 -
amage to a vehicle driven by
• Sandra 6. MacDonald' of 56
Wellesly Street,. Goderich.
There were no
A single car 'accident on St.
Christopher's Beach Road;
January' 12 "resulted in $500
damage to a:vehicle driven1/4,by
Beverly P, Porter when -triv car t
skidded out of control and b
Wm. Laverty and Ron
Williamson both of Seaforth
was fifth'with Ron on the bike.
In the ninth race Jay Bee
Blaze owned by Benson Feagan
and driven' by Gerry Roebuck
both ,of Goderich was fifth.
'8aturday at .the London
rack in the eighth race, Peb-
-1 of Goderich and RonYeagan
of Dundas; was second with
Gerry 11;ebuck nn the bike: "
We note that the newest
track at Barra* off to a most
successful meet.
There are 245 stallions
enrolle4 for tthe. 1974 '''seasons
'that.. Will have their offspring
eligible for the Ontario Sired
sSit.a7k.errisiiztriim. atet.i. to- be worth
The dri‘ier escaped injury,
January 13 a -two ca,r
on the Square acatilled in
damage totalling 4325. A
vehicle driveh"byJames-Durnin
,of 220 James greet, ih
Goderich suffered $204 damage
while damage was estiinated at
$125 to a car driven by Douglas
Roulston of 26 North Street,
Goderich.
•
from' Huron
resbyterial. .
•
Plana were made to hold the Goderich Recreation Director of their objectives, a possible
Spring Executive meeting :on Mike Dymond, made' his mon- site.
May .15 at<.Belgrave at 1:30 p.m., thly report to Goderich Town In 'o'ther matters ' 't,1
Mrs. G. G. 'MacEwan'' of Counc.il'ivhen, it met in regular Recreation Director oted that.
Goderich the treasurer,gave the committee session last Thur the Town now had an outdoor.
financial'' statement and an- slay evening:' rink at'the Judith Goorharn
pounced what the Presbyterial ' ' a Park and "as long as the
The committee that was for-
had passed its allocation and med to look into the possibility weather holds we should con -
gave good , reports from all of a recreation connate? tinue to have a good rink."
Auxiliaries. pl"e3t' in. ','A rink wi also be started
_ Goderich have met and h '
Other reports were given by laid 'a fe
e next
r.s. Dale Nixon, 'Seaforth, month' or ' so " he told-, the
Mrs. Eleanor �...
ave at the Robertson •Memorial
w- plans for' xli
Bradnock; meeting,
Auburn, Mrs. Gordon Schwalm --
Hensall, Mrs. Harvey, .Hyde,- 4.'We -will : be . considering
Hensall, Mrs. Charles, Kalb- possible:sites, the' extent offleisch, Varna, Mrs. R. A. Orr _ ?facility . development, related
Hensall, Mrs. Joseph Dunbar, costs, public -opinion and sup: for hockey,,and skating.
BelgravP,"'...Miss ,Lean cottT�-art'money raising- .arid,--ad-P-r
= "_ogram-s--t-h-at- were started
Public
at the east end' of .town pn the
property used for a playground
last, summer," he said.
Signs -are also 'being placed
on the•rinks signifying the area
last
Sea for ministration policy."
Miss Scott thanked the mem%
. bets for the, quilts sent 'to
.Evangel. Hall and the bakes of
baby clothes,. and other used
clothing sent to assist them in
their work, in Toronto. .Mrs.
RochuS Faber., Kippen gave the
report for Literature sold and,
told where she had held her`
display of books.
- Miss Belle Campbell of
SeafOt th presided for the' elec-
tion of officers and Mrs. Gor-
don Schwalm and Mrs Ham
Hyde, Herman presented . the
nominating committee report
„which was ' accepted as given
Miss Campbell:installed the
officers:and gave &challenge to
accept responsibilities of
each department, and work 'for
World for Christ."
1974 Huron presbyterial of-
toderich, president Mrs. Alex
Enright, Goderich, vice -
pug
'• The cominittee consists of -
this Winter, 'with the possibility -
of some additions. Cross •coun-
,members of the Lions Club gtpd
try skiing has been talked
the Recreation Board. • •
abOut, fitness program- for
, an, interview later Mr: - ladies, yoga for m "
on said the . committee photography," Stated
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OPP c arge 39 persons
The 'Ontario Provin,pial
Po 1 ice, ,Goderich Det a ch r6n1,
reported investigation '.,of one
acts for the Week between Jan.
They investigated 31, 'non-
criminal incidents.
Officers answered' reports of
eight traffic acciderits. Five Per-
sons were injured in four of
-ProPerty damage
Mulled in '` the other four'
mishaps.
Pellicle laid 39 charges; 33 bn-
•
der. the Highway Traffic Act;
four Liquor'. Control -Act
violaCions and 2 offences
covered .by the Criminal Code.
They gave 51 warnings.
'In Provincial Court,
'Criminal Division,. Goderich, 14_ .
persons were conyitted
,Way Traffic Act offences and
three "Virerre convicted form
violations of the Liquor Con-
trol Act.
Olticers answered , two
requests for lissistance. and
•
provided tWo prisoper escorts.