The Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-03-08, Page 3288—GODERICH SIGNA1. STAR, THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1973
Intermediate
group finis
,underway
Symphonyi
,,. n Goderi,ch Saturday
Through the sponsorship of the Goderich Rotary Club and the Sully Foun-
dation, and under the direction of Clifford Evans, the.. London Symphony Or-
chestra will appear in concert this Saturday evening at the auditorium of the
Goderich and District Collegiate Institute. The Rotary Club explain that in or-
der to improve the audience's view this year, the orchestra will be placed on a
Rotary- sponsor.
..Symphony again
The London Symphony Or-
chestra, directed by Clifford
Evens, will appear in Goderich
this Saturday evening. The
Symphony has gained a
reputation as one of Canada's
finest orchestras and last year
when Mitch Miller appeared as
guest conductor he lauded. his
praise upon it as well.
The program this verar is a
sound spectacular ranging from
' Carmen Suite'.' and'-Emeror
Waltz" by Strauss to the
beautiful "Ballet Music- from
Faust" by Gounod.
The Goderich Rotarians have
arranged for a special stage
from Centennial Hall in Lon-
don and 'the 75 member Svm-
phony will be elevated so the
audience, may 'better, see and
bar.
e The audience will he
Seated on conventional chairs.
-Advance ticket sales have
been brisk and tickets are still
on , sale at Campbells of
(;o leach. Remaining tickets
will go on sale at the Goderich
and District • Collegiate
auditorium►:fat 7:19 p.m. -atUr-
day. The concert will get under-
way in the high ,school
auditorium at ,*3(1 p.m,
Bridge
Scores
There were four tables in
play at the Goderich Duplicate
Bridge Club Tuesday, Feb. 27.
Winners their scores
wi,re as follows:
A..1. \ eeraw►oriya and A. H:
Deathe„ 511 = points; Mrs. J.
Peters and Mrs. G. White, 48
.points; Mrs. .1. Donnelly and
Mr. W. I)unsan, 46 points: and
O. Haselgroye and A. Wilson,
441 ' points.
raised platform nd the audience will be seated onconventional chairs.
Tickets are still available through Campbells of Goderich and those left over
will go on sale at G.D.C.I. one hour before the 8:30 p.m. performance. (staff
photo)
Keeping it clean
by Bill Dodds
In the dead of summer, when -
hard news falls off and
everyone who makes interesting
feature material is out of town,
comes the time known as the
silly season.
That's when newspapers and
magazines reach for the
ridiculous to entertain t heir
readers. It must have come
early this year.
I ,just heard that horses used
for logging the immediate
area of Oregon's Bull Run
Reservoir. are wearing diapers.
The diapers are.: to keep the
animals frihm fouling the water-
shed 'when they feel a Call of
nature.
You see, they have t6' use
horses to log in that particular
area. The machines that are
used generally in the logging
industry .tend to churn up the
earth and horses don't
With diapers on the horses,
the soil and the water quality
are not disturbed.
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Our _Oregon correspondent
forgot to ask them, but I'll het
that the horses are disturbed by
the whole embarrassing thing.
On the other hand, the
diaper _approach might solve
some of the controver"v that
keeps cropping up in crti.s like
Toronto over dogs.
You can count on regular
complaints in the letters to the
editor columns from people
who object to having.their front
lawns used as public canine
conveniences. And there is a
real hostility to people who
• walk their clogs_ to neighbors
lawns.
It's 5o1id enough fop Tom
Hughes of the Ontario Humane
Society to take an editorial
stand in the society publication
Animals Voice. His plea is to
animal owners to curb their
pets and keep them from being
a nuisance, solving problems
without legislation.
[n Britain, legislation. has
been passed requiring dog
owners to remove what his dog
leaves behind. In some U.S.
-cities, the owner is required to
grab ,his dog and thrust the of-
fending end in the direction of
the gutter • when an offense is
imminent.
I'd hate to see that happen in
Ontario. We have enough
serious things to take care of in
restoring and protecting the air,
land and water. ,
But Keeping it Clean has
been serious for the past few
weeks. It's time to look at the
light side.
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about thefuture of Huron ...
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The group fintit-` got started
last week with - two exciting
games. Port Elgin won the fflst
game last Tuesday, February
27 in Port Elgin by a score of 5-
4. Port Elgin tied the game at
19:57 of the third period, and
won the game after forty
minute, and 5(i seconds of
(vertirtre. &
Goderich came back to win
the second. game 1-:3 in
Goderich Sundae, March 1.
In Putt Elgin, .lint Abbott
fired a hard slapshot from the
blueline to tie the game for
Port Elgin at 19:57 of the third.
Dean Symons scored t hree
goals for Port Elgin including
the winner at 0:56 ..of the third
overtime. Ron Miller led
-G9tI•torich with twc► goaIs:--
Goderich outscored Port
/1„Elgin Igin 3/1 Citi the second period
Sunda/ to edge Port Elgin 4-3.
Dirk- Wniter•heek, Wavne I)oak,
Ikon Miller and Frank Hagan
scored for .Goderich.
• Dean Symons scored twice
for Port Elgin. Ross Dudgeon
scored the 'i•ither Port Elgin
goal. Symons opened the
scoring for•Port Elgin at 2::37 of
the first period from Ron Bell.
Dirk Wolterheek lied the game
at 15:96 with a slapshot which
deflected off a leg.
Wayne Doak put Goderich
out in front at 7:34 of the
second from Wane Fisher and
Austin Fu Its. 'Doak put the
rebound past Earle Grant after
he had stopped Fisher's drive
from the point.
Ron Miller made it 3-1 for
Goderich-. at 1:3:1(1 unassisted.
Miller was stopped on a
breakaway huWput the rebound
past Grant. Ross Dudgeon
made it 3-2 at 14:22 from Ron
Lamont. Dudgeon deflected the
puck past Rob Kellestine.
Frank Hagan scored the win-
ner at 15:15 from Bob Dick and
Jim Hayter. Dean Symons
scored the only goal of the third
perused at 6:32 f;yom Doug
Sawyer. Symons slarnm*d a
centering pass past Kellestine.
Goderich. took ten of fifteen
minor penalties called by t he
referees. Rob Kellestine was
brilliant in goal for Goderich.
Kellestine foiled Port Elgin
four or five times' -on hreakawa��
attempts. •
The week and a half layoff
be;,ween series. seems to nave
hurt Goderich ill the first two
.,,.games of the final.
cool �d
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After March- 1 •r� the present government will still be the government
but one man, if he's like Paul Carroll, can malice a difference
Paul Carroll wants to Know:
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- Why Regional Government is being imposed throughout Ontario,
withoutconsultation?
- Why Huron's major export continues to be young people?
Why farmers, and not the middle men, are blamed for high f
costs? ,
- Why the costs of health care in Ontario are out of -control?
- "Why the ODC ignores Huron's prime industry - Agriculture?
Carrojl Pledges:
- 'To, be a full time MPP
- To send regular reports from Queen's Park
- To hold regular- meetings throughout Huron so you will be part of
decisions.
- To help bring Ontario up to the NDP standard of $200 per month for
pensioners as the NDP did in British Columbia.
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