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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-11-05, Page 29Sports GODERICH SIGN.AI,-STAR, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, ;986 PAGE; IIA The Best No, to be is, a Your Farm -Guard policy with The Co-operators protects buildings, contents, livestock, produce and machinery. For complete farm insurance protec- tion, call about Farm -Guard : - today. Atex Ci1Si. r.• . lgresi tiid 11011>. 25 STANI)A, RUST Deposit Insurance i rpora otk Jim Bell Member 00 the t7 co -open toss Insurance Services Rat GODERICH: 31 West Street. 5242138 LIFE HOME AUTO COMMERCIAL • FARM TRAVEL 138 The sq aim" Goderich, Ont. N7A 3 • BEAMSVILLE • BLENHEIM • BRAMPTO • HAMILTON • MARKHAM • MONTREAL • N • SASKATOON • TORONTO • VANCOU CALGARY • CHAT MARKET • PARIS R • WALKERTON riimuni dep6sit $5011. ltbject In change withu'ut notice 24-7385 ESSEX • EXETER • GODERICH ERTH • PICTON • PQ(IT PERRY • REGINA INGHAM • WINNIPEG • WOODSTOCK The Goderich Minor Hockey Association was the beneficiary as two town groups, the Goderich Old Deckhands hockey team and the Goderich Kinsmen Club, made presentations to minor sports. Jim Hayter, front, of the Kinsmen Club donated a cheque for $400 to GMHA president, Brian Hoy while Paul Corriveau of the Old Deckhands presented the association with new sweaters for the novice house league. The team purchased 30 sweaters in total, 15 white sweaters with gold and black trim and 15 black sweaters with gold lettering. Dirk Wolterbeck and Shawn Potter model the new sweaters: Sponsors of the oldtimer program have their names on the sweaters. (photo by Dave Sykes) urprisv someone this Christmas! Give the gift that keeps on -g v g ii n ... Week after week, after week! 4 2 3 _ — q 10 b l B 16 0 41 12 13 2122230 17 24 18 29 2 28 29 30 252b?..—, ' 4 ow ... for just $2200 - anywhere in Canada - you can send a subscription to the "Hoi`ne Town News" as a Christmas gift. We'II even, give you a gift card to put under the tree to announce your gift! Get your shopping done the easy way, just come into The Goderich Signal -Star office in person or mail your subscription • and cheque to: - Address: The Huron -Perth championship football game between Goderich Vikings and Exeter South Huron Panthers was atough defensive game, featuring many hard hits. Kevin Telford of the Vikings was slow to get up after one play but he returned to complete the game. (photo by Dave Sykes) Porkers win the Bedford Flyers 6-5. Dave McDonald scored in the final minute of play to lift Green Machine to the win. Rodger Lewis led the offence with two goals while Brian Allen, Dave Moore and Bill. Peters added one goal apiece. Brian Moody had a three -goal perfor- mance in a losing causefor the Flyers. ,. Agreement will preserve Ontario wetland HOCKEY PLAYERS WANTED For Jr. C Hockey 16-20 years of age Contact: 524_7125 524-9391 Ducks Unlimited and Wildlife Habitat Canada have signed separate agreements with the province that will provide a total of $1 -million annually to secure Ontario's most valuable remaining wetland areas. More than 200 years of development have wiped out 80 per cent of the original wetlands in southern Ontario. Natural Resources Minister Vincent Ker- rio announced recently that his ministry will provide $250,000 a year to secure wetland areas using such arrangements as pur- chase, easements, bequests, grants, tax rebates as well as other landowner agreements. Ducks Unlimited will match that amount, on activities specifically related to securing of wetland, and Wildlife Habitat Canada has agreed to match the combined MNR and DU funds up to a total of $500,000 annually for habitat securement for waterfowl and other wetlands' species, Natural Resources Deputy Minister Mary Mogford signed the agreements recently on behalf of Mr. Kerrio at the Fall Outdoors Show sponsored by Ontario Out of Dors at Toronto's International Centre. Ms. Mogford said the agreements "repre- sent an important co-operative effort to preserve and protect remaining wetland areas for the benefit of this and future generations." This investment follows years of planning by the Ontario government for the develop- ment of the comprehensive prreehensive provi tial thal wetlands policy — plex groups, ra n d has involved many municipalities. Ontario's Guidelines for Wetlands, ° management were released for public com- ment in 1984. Four Ontario ministries — Natural Resources, Environment, Agriculture and Food, and Municipal Af- fairs -- have summarized the comments, and are drafting a policy wish will be released for public review next year. "What we are doing is ensuring that On- tario's provincial policy on wetlands will be well -understood and well -supported," Ms. Mogford said. Send to: The Goderich Signal -Star P.O. Box 220 Goderich, Ontario N7A 4B6 Gt!,Uerich SIGNAL -STAR BUILDING IN THE SPRING...? PEOPI.E WHO DON'T NAIL DN A PIYGETNAILEDIATER. RE CONSTRUCNON.. It's not surprising that the average builder hates to commit to a price before construction begins. There can be weather delays. Material costs can suddenly increase. Any number of things can go wrong. As a result, the buyer usually gets nailed. Does that mean you should forget about a new house? No. It simply means you've got another very good reason to look into Royal Homes. Royal Homes are built inside — out of the weather. 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