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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1967-02-16, Page 11A • --'4 1117111rtmigei o " der�ch;rece e t o frig its't ' �^d in • the Y'o'ung Crusaders at the Free Methodist !church -Sunday. Akdniirin9 Marylin's awards are der' parents Mr- and Mrs- Leh kodges (right) and Rev. A, R. Nadal% I'iighest Methodist. , The congregation of. Ooderic4, ,, achievement requires completion day witnessed the Honor COuncil moral -and- -religious-educatrn. and graduation Program of the In the -fall of 1966 Mrs. Cornish church's youth organization, the and her assistants reorgahized Christian Youth Crusaders. the local Crusader program with This organization is Operated . seven members,,, and lastSunday in churches of various Wesleyan 24 young personsreceived either denominations around the world. ..badOes or induction into the or. 'The leader of 'the Goderich unit garniation. 'Ikt the time of is Mrs. Richard Cornish. The highest Paward tobe earned, reorganization there were four ,„, in the Crusaders' program is the ,adult workers, and there arenow Roberts. Award; given in honor 10 'instructors, a number ofwhom of the first Bishop of Free Metho. are professionally trained for the dism, Rev. B. T. Roberts, This subjects which they teach. award .was presented to Marylin 'The purpose ol 'hie program is Rodges, of Goderich, during the to develop young people as good A. R. Harley. - principles, and it is open. to all David Cornish of Goderich has young people of the Cornimunity. earned the same distipction. This 390 Seager, Club Plans Cenv tenial Project The Margaret Seager Club of - b.e held in ..the. church hall on Feb. 13, with 13 'members pre. The telephone comm!ttee Con. • sent. After the enstomary bus, sisting of Mrs. R. Bell, Mrs.. Malins, wesideat, ". opened dis. Mr.l. M.' For'd and, Me f:.,, L.,. Meek, rchssion on a Centennial project. is-. to inform . all members of the 4 sUggested combination of sale; , M -s. Mathis iS in charge all ladies groups. of the church Of poster; and Mrs. 13e11, the nial Fair" in the summer was It was decided at the conclus. - discussed. It was decided tohave <,. ion of. the meeting to bring in . .the next eXectitive rne.et.ing- of aU Lenten offerings at ,subsequent gropps;form e,. plan of operation .LentelTmeetings: for the Fair. .- with the. plans for the painting - . - ., and papering of the Rectory Kit. Mrs. WalterRathburn and MrS. The Margaret e4go. Bake iri:ttsWit -teld at the . Owed the Meeting. Base Play .Upon Andersen Fcari Tale projects to be 'undertaken b on"Vill start Feb. 20. -.-and- 21—wliefi the base sponsors a visit by the Toronto Children's Theatre. This well-known professional company will present- the play -ation centre. Ms par ticillar pro- duction which is based on a Hans ,Christian Andersen fairy tale, has been translated into a more modern approach for 1967's chiftir en. The authbr and director, por.- othy.Jane Goulding, who is the wife of Stratford actor' William Needles, has been associated with Children's Theatre for, -many year's. In addition tb writing the play, she has composed the music ,for 'the "Tinderbox" her. self, and has writtenseveral mus. icalS and songs for various theatrical groups. . The only show ofpen to the. public will be held at 7 p.m. Members of Maitland Country Club dressed in fashions Of past years to greet out-of-town rinks attending the fourth annual open bonspiel of the women's curling 'section last week. A Centennial band' escorted the rinks of each draw esteryear Fashions Worn ontli the ice an maple leaf embli spirited affairs at curlers wore vests with the Centennial oned upon them. It was one ofl the most ,he country club this season. :..'alltheteatures; for only 499..5:, 41, Maitland Women Hold Annual 'Spiel The Ladies Curling Section of Maitland- C_ountry Club held its fourth Annual open bonsbiel on Feb. 8, With a full entry of 20 Clubs represented were from Sarnia, Hanover, Wirigham, Ek6 eter, Hensall, Clinton, Watford, social convener was Mrs. George .The trophy, which is donatedby Glencoe., Kincardine St. Mary's Filsinger. tennial theme with many Goderieh ed to the festivities asall curlers members wearing fashions of -were "piped" onto the icebefore years ago. each draw. Gordon Muir,, pre. sident of Maitland Country Club, Mrs. R. J. Nephew and the throwing -the first,rock. Goderich Manufachiring Co. Ltd. wa s won by a Sarnia rink con- sisting of Mrs. Dorothy Kilbreak skip, Helen Williams, Helen Well. ington and Hazel Burr. Repre. senting Goderich Manufacturing and presenting the trophy was Don McMillan; -G07.—ait -LEGION-HAIL .-Gardiriers $till !aiecid. Gardiners Dairy defeated Mills .less tie and Flyers featedSail. o ors on a goa by David ors 3.0. Saturday, February 18th NepheW ih Goderich Minor Gerard DeJpng Scored- twice regular game will be -$12;00 HockeY Association play lastSat. and,,,,Daryl Cracknell .once for It left GaNners atop the league with 1 2 points and Mills' on the In' Other garnes O'Briens and 5, Flyers 8, Sailors 4 and Mills Fivers. Steve Merriam get twci assists. Standing - Gardiners 12 _cents.:,-Your..,ather -shows will be presented for grade school child- ren in the surrounding'districtS.; The childrenls performances will Feb: 26 and 21. Attendance, at theSe pefformanceS is being co.. ordinated the, 'schobl in. spectors for "khe three Huron County scfiool distflats: Other Western Ontario centres included in the itinerary for the Toronto Theatrical Gtotip are London; Walkerton. 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