The Goderich Signal-Star, 1964-10-01, Page 1•
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117th Year — '.No. 39
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GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1964
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The
Goderich arena is soon to
have a' neav public address sys-
tem. Reg. Jewell, dep+utr •
of the G-oderitirtC'i ncii
a.nL==Irai a rt
Commission, said the new $1,600
'IPA" system will be in' oper-
ation within two weeks.
.�.m•,It.,..•.,.wir1..,..a�piritwh>aranaws.
original system,' built in° 1949.
The decision to install the
new system was made at the
commission's regular meeting•
fast week.
The new system will feature
10 speaker~, columns—eight "cov-
ering the spectators" and two
covering -the -ice area.
There will be a total of 60
speakers. With the new system
in operation, nu 'arena spectator
will be more than 50 feet from
speaker._ w.......
There will be two speakels
in the community auditorium.
Hub of thenew system will
be the press office. •
Each speaker colutvin unit is
designed to ' issue sounds to
cover a pie -shaped 'area. The
1y -installed' : system will be
-acousiti•ca11y ► table --for –mtt�r
bion. .
Co•ntractor for installation of
the new• ,system is Rivett's
Stereo and TV.
Present at the September 16
commission meeting, • besides
Deputy Reevl, Jewell, were
Mayor May -Mooney, Reeve
Frank Walkom; Councillor Jos-
eph 'Moody. anu Arena Manager
Gordon McManus.. •
During the meeting, Deputy
Reeve Jewell was appointed
.chairman of the corntnission for
the fifth consecutive year.
Councillor- Moody was wel-
comed as a new commission
member.
-,._The-.-comirission,.. officially
commended Manager McManus,
Assistant Arena Manager How-
ard.. Carroll a;.ld Mrs. Vern
"Kitty" . Smith, arena canteen
manager.
Public Sch�Is
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FACIUTI
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Car Hits
Pole; Four
Are Hurt
Four Goderich youths were
injured wh.en;tne,auto in which
Criticism of -religious educa- they, were riding .crashed' into
tion in the Ontario Public a tdenhone "pole three ' miles
School system is,- in the main, east of Goderich 'September 26
unfounded, J. W. Counter; Hur- at 6 p•.m. ,
an County public school tnspec- , They are Jchn, Howard, 19,
!Qptterieh H.91fe of N.R, .1L.wly•y^-xceptved :
arid- Sehooi' Ass'ociafloff" .f the` lac e't'atibrig;'-•J"5hh 'Ha u'?tori 20;•
association's first meeting of1 brul+s
the year. 'Denniser, 19,ised of 201right .4outhlig;Gary stl eetG,ouand
The meeting was held Tues- McAllister 19. • Also
ay nt. "fn is or a Sc o�'ilt re tMn tai masli'up wartf1e`
More than 75 parents attend- drover of the car, ,'William
.ed despite competition from the Evans;.•• 22, of R.R. 3, Clinton,
Detroit Red Wings who suffered, facial cuts. All
Inspector Coulter stressed were treated at Alexandra Hos-
that religious education in the pital.
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Howe All Look Sharp
. A crowd of nearly 2,000'peo-
' +pie attend,,gg"d' the exhibition
me at• the arena Tuesday
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et eenhe
t Detroit Red
_Wings
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This was the' *first, time, an
NHL team has performed On
the Goderich Memorial Arena
ice. It was probably the quiet-
est crowd..ever to attend a
hockey •game in the local arena.
The fans' appeared to-�h•ave,
'wine to watch and • not to
All of� this seemed, at• home at
a practice but not at a game
where the cheering of the
fans usually 'drowns out such
t'
ff of "this Wagl..-
perhaps un-
derstandable considering the
fact that many area people
were seeing NHL stars in per-
sonal action for the first time:
It ' was diffcult at first to com-
pre'hend that you we're seeing
ane of Hockey's All Time greats,
Gordie Howe , erennial:a11-star•_
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GODERICH TOWN COUNCILLOR BILL SCHAEFER of Wel-
' lington street was • among nearly • 60,000 grid fans who wat-
ched Green Bay Packers ground out crucial 14-10 win over
Detroit. Lions Monday • night. Key man in Lions' thrilling
-.las
carter, -:move zo; estd� •e - . s ,�,a.�t,, . ivr>7�.�-A.a .._.... .
•.. � .mak fir,
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er-NFf I gen State All'-Allwho has
fl6-106r
ousted Milt Plum as •first-string. Lion quarterback, Key
play of door -die Lion effort was a nifty completed pass from
Morrall to ' a Detroit receiver along sideline. Ball was
Ambled -after catch and Packers recovered inches inside
sideline marker, ending final Detroit scoring threat. Follow-
ing game, Schaefer and Signal -Star newsman chatted brief-
yVp
T 1bM Cheer.
During the • first • period, it perforini'ng on locil ice.
seemed as though an intra-, The crowd vas roused a bit
. squad p'r•acti•ce scrimmage• was only ,when play got a little
on and the arena was full of in- rough and on scoring tippor-
terested onlookers.tunities. • Fans seemed to be
Plainly heard were the fam- iia 'little he the side of the un-
iliar sounds of hockey along derdog Pittsburgh -Memphis All
with the shouts, of the plalyers..Star's.
'ly with Morrall through courtesy 'of Lion PR director Bud
Erickson. Above Quarterback" Morral and Schaefer discuss
'hectic la Y
w3ich
spoiled the night for Lions. Despite o be-ing a bit:disconsolate
about the loss, Morrall took time out
-- bei_ cl rite_: the'th Goderich'
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iiYg--- Above 'Councillor''—counsels Young ion.'
a Following his chat with Morrall, Schaefer was overheard to
say: "If he thinks the`Packers are tough, he ought to try
tackling a Canadian Centennial Project." Schaefer and party
from Goderich on Monday night were among a crowd of
59,203 fans- largest crowd ever to watch a pro football
game in-LAtroit '4'k.,, a• Signal -Star photo
Croiier was 'not kept too busy
lujn,g the night_hut_he ,coked;
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Detroit's- promising looking. fu-
ture 'stars.
Undoubtedly the big attrac-
tion of the evening for most
Taps was Gordie Howe. Obvi-
ously • pot playing like the
Gordie Howe of last spring,
when everythingwas* at • stake,
he. was still playing aggressive-
ly.
Ile gave fans a personal ex-
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p. his' own
inimitable' fashion. Off the ice
he endeared himself even more
so to youngster as he willingly
signed autographs.
Of equal interest to local
hockey enthusiasts was the ap-
pearance of Larry Jeffrey and
Paul Henderson, once again on
Goderich ice.
There was a vast difference I teamed -with Bob Dillabough
.�"':...a n± J Q�
--im r a
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e' est ens e ado: _.a. relay& s- how;.- -'y, ey'
uniform. . Larry played his last long with the Red Wings and'
game here as a Midget on an why they will probably be with
Ontario Championship team: •the Motor City club for many
Paul played here last •With the years to come. ' (grades 4-5, Victoria), William
Junior "B" Siff"os of 1959-60. It was a fast and fairly hard iBlack (grade six, Robertson
Jeffrey Iookeu OK as he play- hitting game. Undoubtedly Memorial), Miss M. Wilson
ed on a line with *loyal and most hockey fans would like to (grade seven Victor Lauriston)
MacGregor. Ilenderson, one 6f .see this become an • annual and Miss Donna McNee (Victor
the fastest Red Wings, was •',event. . • -Lauriston) tied. . ,
schools •is "non -denominational Ontario Provincial Police'
and is based on Scriptures, with said the Evans car was west -
specific creeds, doctrines, and
catechisms being. avoided."
For "the parents he demon-
strated a lesson as it is .resent-
ed in Grade one and outlined a
series of lessons in fiirade five.
He complimented the local
ministerial association for its
participation in the ,program,
and said: "All members .of the
local association take their turn
in instructink -Grade eight
classes in religious education.
gAl�yr µyb ing�s�rt point�oNn;'�vglt�hWa that should.��,�u �ybe.
Vtretreer 1J ll'A 11 ttrl 1.er fbit
low a prescribed course of in-
struction unrelated Llio a speci-
fic dogma."
The association at its Tuesday
night meeting installed officers
for the 1964-65 school year.
President is Nicholas Sawchuk
of' 162 Lrghtho tse street. .
. Speaker Coulter was intro -
The principal also�iintroduced
the public school staff. Mrs.
Bruce MacDonald conducted the,
opening business 'session. -New
officers were installed by M.
W. Black, who presented the
gavel.. to '64-'65 President Saw-
chuk. --
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Cornish. l.o
TQ ram_
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The attendance banners were
won by Mrs. Carl Vassella
Go -Ahead Given
After Parley
{�i iderivir-ccruTtihon-&epic
ber 24 authorized itsconsulting
engineer to call for competi-
tive bids on major equipment
to be installed, as part' of the - .�
town's new half million dollar"
sewage treatment -plant,
it did so after an hour and -
a half parley with W. H. &wales,
manager ,of the Kitchener office
of the Central,‘, Mortgage and
fiti t, tg ri t *.H:'::I --. •
Grove of Hamilton, Branch
Town Planned. for the Hamilton,
District of C.M.H.C.
•'- kat; w�a.,s-a.utha�iz1, „aero
in to 'Engineer Ross,, was "in-
vitation ibiddir..g" on major
equipment for .the new' plant.
This Would include a vacuum
filter, the massive round drum
to be housed within the build-
ing itself, 'and aeration equip -
bound nn the iixth Concession merit for the outdoor tanks.
when• it vaere•1 out pf control The vacuum filter will dry
arid whipped off the left side' of
the road. ,
Damage to the car was estim-
ate at $300. • Damage to the
of v as..._esitina ted_ at . $100_ _ Weednesday t �
day that the town will
accept the low bid that meets
the sludge. The aeration eq'uip-
ment' is for oxidation of sew-
age. •- -
Burns M.. Rocs, consulting en-
.• :our specifications."
New Nursing; _ ! He ad'ied: "We're asking for
a firm quotation to take effect
for six months: We're just
1�11'fte a+askin; thesepeople
to give us
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Authoritative and informed !award a contract for this
sourct!s` indicated WetInesdar- a i equipment-wea'rte 'making _no
new • 40 -bed nursing home is firm .commitment o the part
planned for Goderich. of the town."
Engineer Ross indicated that -
only •about five companies, all
of them U.S. firms, manufacture
the equipment' .sought here.
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Within Six Weeks
e;s `�
d �.'aii:f:se
a '
Plans for the 'home are tent-.
ative and contingent .on ap-
proval by authorized govern-
mental bodies. .
According to the report, ,j.p-
• ra ""t± Jnr« tki� ,.nursx . -'
permit ,here is William Altman ter be submitted on the equip
of Kincardine. meat will be received iby the
An unbfficial, but highly re- town within the next six weeks.'
liable source i•n'icated that con- The actual contract for pug -
t'r'actor' for. the nursing home chase of the equipment will be
will be John' Refflinghaus of awarded by council, itself at a
210. Palmerston. street. . later date. -
Mr. Altman,,- in discussing Council Meeting.
-ten 1 r3s-baa tb.n- _ eci, orni-.seasiari..-af -.
that there yet remained the ! day morning to discuss the
task of securing official approv- planned sewage treatmE nt.'far- -
al of the •town council and ap- ility with the 1""'siting C.M.H.C•
propriate ,, overnmental bodies. I ofliciaLs.
Swales 'and Grove, in their •
Mr. and Mrs. Clair -Tweedie, ;presentation, asked that coun-
Mrl'waukee., ,Wisconsin, were vis- lei] accept.' in principle' a CMTIC
itors 'With Mr. and Mrs: Camp- ! recommendation that home -
bell Tweedie, Elgin avenue. ' (Continued 'on page, 12) •
!�tch Red Wings In
�derkh Exh'bition
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ELEVEN -YEAR-OLD 'Jeff Fester, of 53
Wellesley, waylays Red Wing Great Goi,die
Howe as Howe .returns from interview in
TV booth. Although hemmed in by count-
less admirers, including community and
' county °MeV *s, Howe took time out to sign
autograph for young 'Fester while the boy's
father, Fred, beamsapproval. Hove then
took to the ice and led Red Wifiigs to 4-1
victory over Pittsburgh Hornets, Detroit
farm club. Signal -Star' photo
RED 'WING SUPER STAR Gordie Howe, in
Goderich for exhibition Tuetsday night,
turns his stick over to Jimmy Durnin as
Red Wings Paul Henderson and Larry„Jef%
frey look on. Howe, considered by niany
as "the Babe Ruth of Hockey," had hearty
words of encouragement for young hope-
fuls. Besides Jimmy, other Goderich young-
sters shown above with IlIkoe, Jeffrey and
Henderson are Wayne Fisher and Terry
Kuenzie. 1 ,
Signal -Star photo®
GODERICH RED WINGS•Larry^Jeffrey and
Paul Henderson hold impromptu reunion
withman who coached them in their early
yearns. Above, Larry Jeffrey, left, and
Paul It nderson flank Ted Williams of Cam-
bria rbad shortly before Detroit took ice
against its ..Pittsburgh farm club here Tues-
day night, Williams, who coached two all -
Ontario championship clubs in 1955.56 and
1956=57, coached Jeffrey -as Midget and Hen-
derson in Junior competition.
Sigmas Star photos,
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