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PAGE 12-0%7/ERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1915
Time tot Run'-- a: y movip iniroubled timei
Love and understanding, the
problems between young and
old, 'parents and children,
„personal' problems, all this can
be seen in the movie 'Time To
Run', which will be shown in
Goderich on April 13,14, and 15
at the Park Theatre - on The
Square.
There will be two showings
each day, for the public. The
exact times will .be announced
'later.
The preview of this movie has
been shown earlier this year in
Goderith for a number of
residents. One of them was
Glenn Rittinger.
"It is a first rate movie; It's
appealing to different age
groups. Personally; I was
impressed with this film. It has
a lot of meaning , and rein-
forcement for someone like
Tamil
me," commented Mr. Rit-
tinger.
In 'Time To Run,' Ed Nilson
plays , Warren Cole, a hat-
d,driving „ industrialist, Who
finds it ',impossible to un-
derstand his college-age son
whO has rejected the role his
father has mapped out for him.
After much soul-searching, the
father realizes his own
responsibility tor the disin-
tegration of his family.
Approached from a -religious
perspective, 'Tine To Run' is
also a story of friction between
Jeff and his girlfriend,
Michelle, played by Barbara
Sigel, who is a familiar 'face to
television. viewers. Michelle
has discovered a spiritual
dimension in her life, ,and this
aspect is very confusing to Jeff,
who has little time for "a God
Waives increasing
Wolves , at one time were
seemingly extinct in " Huron
County but recent action by
township councils withlp the
county indicates that the
animals are increasing in
numbers and becoming a
problem:, s
Herb Clark of the Ministry of
Natural Resources in Wingham
stated that the ministry has
received several resolutions
.-from township councils in
Huron County to reinstate the
4b-lr -13Tiunty. He -also an-
ticipates that all of the town-
ships will eventually ask fbr the
reins
• However Mr. Clark said it
has been proven that the wolf
bounty does not alleviate the
pro -Mee' of damage: to
livestock. Farmers may collect
a bounty but they are not
compensated for damage to
livestock. Under present
legislation •the Ontario
government does pay damages
to a farmer but only if the
farmer can prove that a wolf
did the damage.
If the bounty were reinstated
the person who kills a Wolf,.
would receive payment but
farmers would not be com-
pensated for any damages
dope. A, wolf bounty system was
in effect in the County but was.
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bandoned about two years
a
ago.
Mr. Clark believed that the
bounty system is a burden and
or an added expense to the
taxpayer. He has not received
many reports of damage in the
Wingham area but there were
seven claims for damages in
the township of East Wawanosh
last year.
Mr. Clark is confident that
the ministry's present
legislation on wolf.darnages is..
more ,beneficial .. to farmers.,
Since the recent chailiel-the-
townships have now appointed
rs to evaluate waif
damage to ate „livestoc
claim form is subinitted by the
evaluator to the township and
then processed by the Ministry
of Agriculture.
Colborne Township Reeve
Doug McNeil said that
residents in that township have
been very fortunate and there
has been no damage caused by
wolves of which he is aware:
Goderich Township Reeve
Gerry Ginn stated that there
have been definite wolf
problems in that township and
the council has approved the
resolution and sent it to the
Ministry of Natural Resources.
Mr. Ginn Claimed that in-
cidents involving wolf damage
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who would allow war, hatred,'' Church in Goderich.
SOme of the younger people
and suffering.on earth".
But his life is shattered by an have also seen this film: One of
avalanche of personal them is Tim Barz, Grade 12
problems, and he finds himself student in Goderich.
at a Jesus people gathering ,"I hope that mok of the
with Michelle, where he teenagers will see this rhovie.
glimpses the possibility _of a presented the problems -that
new life-style based �n love and both parents and children deal
with. After seeing this movie,
understanding.
"It is a very good flint. It's most of, the people could
projected towards young probably relate to their per -
people. It would also provoke sonal problems much easier. It
thinking." said Rev. G.L. is a very good piece of work. It
Royal, Knox Presbyterian shows lack of communications
Drama Festival
GDCI dui! going
On Friday, April 11 at 2:00
The Ontario Collegiate
Goderich District
Drama Festival, now in its
CollegiatePInwill do an original
twelfth season, has a new
play based on a local disaster,
format for its regional
more "November- 9, 1913", directed
festivals. To enable
by Mr. Warren Robinson.
students and teachers to see
more plays and participate in 'On Thursday, April 10,
more workshops, each regional Parkside Collegiate, St.
festival will be a three-day Thomas, will do "The Rope" by
event with nine award-winning Eugene O'Neill, directed by
prod4tions from the district
HMrigh. D.
cnahooYlw;a1Vit;chSetn. Kitchener, 1.41s1
festivals within the region.
present "Voices" by Richard
There will be four of these Lawrence, directed by Miss
regional festivals during the. June Cameron; and North Park
month of April, and one will be Collegiate, Brantford, will do
held in Hamilton ori April 10, 11 an improvisational drama,
and 12 at Sir Winston Churchill "Collage", directed by Mr.
Secondary School. , Owen Moulton.
Rec. Bd...
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Irov-asie.,,opprirr-aotive
have increased within the as
year and that the once almost
extinct animal is now on an
• • upward trend in the county. •
(continuedfrom page 1) The. resolutions "rendered by
the township councils will be
children, but rather the police forwarded to the Ministry of
be called to pick them U. Natural Resources head office
He said the inconvenience in Toronto.
caused the parents to retrieve
their yotingsters from the
police station may encourage
them to take stronger action
with their children.
"Give them a couple of years
this .way and they will be the
kid:s' up on The Square at
Hallowe'en," said Meyers. ,
' The board decided to con-
tinue policing the washrooms at
the arena during roller skating
and are again going to enforce
their 30 day ban from the arena
for offenders collared in the
'building or trying to get in.
They also plan to encourage a
more frequent cheek . of the
grandstand area by the police.
re.
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Planning Bd...
(continued from Page 1)
a general design established so
the developer knowshis.
perameters."
"Board members agreed that -
two biock parks totalling ap-
proximately 5.8 acres would be.
better for maintenance and use
by ,the residents. The block
park plan was adopted in
principle and will be recom-
mended to council for approval
in principle.
Choose
From our
Fine
Selection
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in that particular family," he
said.
Rev. Ross, Nichols, of
Goderich, feels that the movie
itself is satisfying, well per-
formed.
"I'm planning to see it again,
and I think that most of the
people would appreciate it. It is
the best among the movies that
I have seen. It puts the in-
dividual in the play," he said.
Town of Goderich
DOG CONTROL
Bylaw 10 of 1974
FINAL NOTICE
Dog Tags are now overdue after April 15, 1975 '
A penalty of Ten Dollars ($10.00) plus costs will be assessed
as per item 3 of partnof bylaw 10 of 1974: ,
Tags available at Municipal Office 57 West St.
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