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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1971-08-25, Page 5N • OLE SAAYS WOK WHAT HAPPENED A GODERICH SIGNAL -STAT, T RSDAY, AT!'1 VST Monday night the children were invited to a Splash. Party at the Pool. Due •to the large uriyoUt, the Splash party was a big -success. A scavenger hunt for ' pennies was the first ,game that took' place. Relays, water polo and rates were just a few of the • other activities. The :_ _event. that night was the watermelon hunt. A large watermelon was greased and put into the"water. The children were only able to handle the watermelon with one hand. The winner of the watermelon was Joanne Healey. A free swim ended the successful • Splash Party. The._ i -est 'of the week was spent preparing 'for the yearly Penny 'Carnival which was held on Friday afternoon and night. Some of the afternoon activities were pony rides, boat rides, game booths, hippy .boQth.,_wit}i body painting, fortune teller's booth, and a refreshment booth. A lot or planning goes into; the Penny Carnival which is handled each year . by'' the Craft .Girls,. This year a lot of credit goes to . — ; .Ie,:; : 1isset,. , ,' b,,..,,iargani zed The entire Penny Carnival and did an excellent job. Friday night a synchronized swimming demonstration • was, ,put on at 7. o'clock. The girls that are involved with Sychronized swimming are, ,Wendie Thompson, Cathy • Reynolds, Cindy Fisher, 'Vickie Tray, Elenor M.Millen; Sue MacDonald, Karen Harris, Vicky Dierolf, Cindy Cornish and Anne. • Mase Murphy. The above' girls did a fantastic + job which was due to their long hours of practice 'and effort. Theirparents should be extremely proud, Of their daughters because they put forth an excellent effort. • The main reason • for these girls' performance is due to.their instructor = Kathy Robertson. Kathy has been on• the staff for three summers and has done an excellent, job. both as an instructor and a friend to the children. This is Kathy's last summer with the Swimming - Pool because she will be going to school in Napanee where her parents have recently moved. I • - know as a staff member and a friend that she certainly will be •missed not just by the staff but by . the kids as well. Thanks Kathy for caring. ' A Judo demonstration was also part of the Penny Carnival's activity. It was put on by the Goderich • Judo Club-- which is part of the Goderich Sports Association. Hermorit Crummer is the head instructor for --the Judo Club which put . on fan excellent performance. The Horror. House as usual gave scares, screams and terror to the brave ; children _who entered the place of terror. Adult Bingo started slowly but soon went into full swing with several happy winners, Without the merchants of i w at JUDITH GOODERHAM POOL Goderich Companies and helpful Crummer, the dues were paid busineS-•smen., the' Penny Carnival yearly by his Judo Club's small for the children wouldn't exist. income., • It is due to their , generous After several years of almost donations that this yearly event nil existence several _.parents and can take place. From the staff, sports fans have shown a interest children and parents we extend a in getting this organization__ grateful Thank You to Gower started, again. • A meeting was -Gard e -n - Gent -re; --Sheard'oon-a .• MQrrday might; -August Frosted Foods, B. Robe_rtson;th at the swimming pool to see M'Gee Motors, Lake City Home just how this organization could Centre, Nobody's Business, start again. This organization,. if Sandy's, Eddy's, Brickers, started again, would make s"'ports Boutique, Anderson, Worsell' in Goderich go.,'all year ,round. Hardware, • ° Jewell Bros., The sports would include Fincher's, Hibbert's, Shaeffer's swimming, baseball, soccer, -12ra'd'es• Wear, McLean's, cricket, football, 4judo, tennis, MacRae's, Campbell -'s, Hat Shop, badminton etc., actL,dlly any Ivy»Mary Shop, Bre,ckenbridge, sport that kids are interested and Henderson's, Garland's, there is a qualified instructor the Shaeffer's Interiors, Gerrard's,' sport activity will be offered, Esquire Grill, Sprouts, Club Naturally such an organization, Grill, Burger Bar, .Kentucky if to work, needs a large amount Fried Chioken, Jerry's Hardware, of assistance• from parents and Rege'nt's T.V., I.G".A., Gardiner,'s kids; Another meeting in Dairy, . Dunlop ti Drug , Store, September will take place to Ains1ies' Meat • Market, start making structured plans. Ormandy's, Woolworth's, Luja, • Goderich is a sports town, :r -Neill - Etid, Discount Drug Store, ' . which is. proven by • the Blue's, People's, Ross's, ;Squire's„ Highsi »,opl spo4 gams, lets get • Sky Ranch,' Canadian Tire, something , started all year Harry's, Moss Barber Shopr around and for all ages...,; Hayter' Motors, Fashibn Shoppe, Pickett 'and Campbell, Blackstone's, Furniture, ;Blue S U n d ay Water Cleaners, Singer Centre, - Goderich Restaurant, Lakeview Restaurant, Culbert's Bakery term e Andrews Dairy, Lodge • Furniture, . French Drycleaners, -ra e e in • Allisons Meat Market, Shore's Appliances, ,Craigies, Lionel's Sunoco, Shultz Motors, Stile's, and Bruce MacDonald for his boat donation; 'also Goderich Building. Centre and •a special thanks to Conklin Lumber for their assistance throughout • the summer • WILL • HAPPEN„ (MONDAY) At, the present I < am on the Bus goingto the Detroit Zoo With eighty-eight children. This, trip should prove to be an unforgetable event for children and staff. Wednesday : morning is the .. Red Cross Exams for Seniors; Intermediates add Juniors. Also on Wednesday night is:the corn roast and Free Swim for the Swim Team Water Polo Teams, Synchronized Swimming Girls and all the children who helped with the Penny Carnival. Thursday night Ashfield Township Water Safety .Show; and Friday night Goderich Water Safety Show. - ADDITIONAL NEWS The Judo Club belongs to Goderich .Sports Association which started in 1960 by several interested sports fans in Goderich. This Sports .Associatioe is a' branch of the Ontario Sports Association which enables members to take part in the Olympics. In 1963 due te. lack of interest from parents and supporters the Goderich Sports Association fell through. Because of • one i n terested person, Hermont race no fog In the weekly B•luewater Sailing Club races held each Sunday this .week's competitibn was declared • no race as fog rolled in shortly after. a good start by sailers into a brisk southerly .breeze. dropping the winds. ' Only, four out of the seven' boats did complete the course when obscured vision made it impossible to find race `Marker bouys.' Several 6T- the clubs regular race entries had , sailed to Bayfield the night before to take part in the Power Squadron and the Weekly race was smaller than usual, as well. UTDO0R-ETHICS "BE SURE TWAT CAMPFIRE IS. REALLY OUT/ USE `• YOUR WASH WATER To THOROUGHLY IDOUSE.)• •. THE AREA BEFORE LEAVIf4G." . �( tr • ' S1Y • G AINSLIE'S Home Dressed Select Meat'' WELL TRIMMED'"—• TENDER SHORT RIB ROAS' SPARE RIBS SAVE 20c lb. BABY BEEF LIVER MADE FRESH DAILY SAUSAGES 4 NQW AVAILABLE • �a 554 'Ib. tb d194 21b. 89d 'NITRON COUNTY SPRING.„ LA. 8 Miss Brenda Harrison, , Goderich, will be ..holding.. Highland Dancing classes, for beginner's and advanced pupils, starting atthe beginning of September. Fee: $1.00 per lesson. I • FOR -11VFORMATiON PLEASE PHONE 524-7922' • Tony Bedard, left, returns a rather special golf ball to V,ic Loughleen manager of the Maitland Golf -and Country Club in Goderich after the ball successfully completed 200 continuous holes of golf. • The manager had given Mr. Bedard the ball in late June to test for durability. Most balls will last about 45 holes and by then become cut up or lost. Although this ball was lost on two occassions it .was reareered both times and,•survived in near perfect, condition, the' completion of 200'' ho,les.—Staff photo Ba-ntcrm. sees • On Thursday August 19 the Goderich Lions Bantam's won the first game of the W.O.A.A. finals against Listowel at Agricultural park by a 5-3 score and on the return game the following Saturday lost by virtue of a 6-1 score in Listowel. " 'The .Thursday game was a close one ,With, the' local boys' piching up '•runs in the first, second, ,third and sixth inning; Listowel picked up two runs in the "fourth to- tie at that point IV Doug Riddell Dashwood 237.3576 ' 7110 4,to it4`.YcGr1C�., the eighth to make the final tally. ' The Listowel pitcher, J. Wood, gave up one run, five hits, no walks and struck out 15 Goderich` Batters. Wildgen on the mound for (`;oderich gave six runs; three hits, five. walks and struck out 12. ' ' The game ,-,represented his first loss in 14 starts. • The final game in the series was .played on Tuesday results were not made available .•by press ,ti me. • and added their final tally in the sixth'. Goderich Pitcher Casey Wildgen gave three runs, five hits .and . walked three as he struck out 15 batters. Two Listowel Pitchers gave five runs, 10 hits, five walks and struck out seven. At Listowel on Saturday t,h:e,,,„ home town' boys scored win. The game was close until the sixth inning w, hen Listowel pushed.across,two runs to make it 5-1. They added one more. i'n BY BERYL HARPER •Luck was with the Goderich players on Sunday when they won the Interclub Competition on total points for the season. Kincardine -Was the top team of the day with the matches being just completed •ahead 'of the storm. • The tee. will be closed at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, August 28. to allow the staff to check the course and complete the grass cutting . for the" ` Molson's Maitland Couples Tournament, There are 32 entries and the players are 'asked 'to register between 12:00 and 12:45 p.m. The shotgunstart is called for 1:00 p.m. After' the matches dinY'ner will be' served in the •lounge. Following , the distribution of,;•. 'zes the regular Saturday eve irig .dance will commence. 'Besides the tournament players the congeners are e*petting a good turn , out of members and friends :for this event. T re dance fee is,$2.00 per couple. Because of this activity there .will be no Saturday night two ball foursome this weekend. There are six ladies 'going to Strathroy for the tota'namen.L there Wednesday, August 725. The players include Doris Paquette, 'Jean Asher, Maxine • Martin, • Verna Kane, Effie Gilbert and Hazel Beavers. The Junior Players School has --just. about wound up for the season. The youngsters have ' enjoyed their Monday and Thursday )moaning sessions and •S?,v!!e a great deal of thanks to their instructors for the time and patience taken in teaching them the rudiments of the game. Their parents also express their gratitu.de..to• all concerned. • I(inette softball shows Noodles on the top'rung The Juvenile Girls's softball league, ,operated by - the Goderich Kinettes, reached its playoff this • week with ',the completion of the regular schedule and the playoff series got underway , on Ttiesday evening. The Noodles faced' the Aces at 7:00• p.m. and the Foresters took on the Gophers at 5:30 p.m. but no results weir available at press time. The League has been operating under the sponsorship of the Goderich Kinettes for ,three years. This season there are 53 Godet4ch girls registered between the ages of 11 and 15 years: All league games are prayed under the lights on Tuesday:at Agricultural Park. Standings as of the end Of this year's regular season show the Noodles out from with 12 points, seven, points ahead ' of their, nearest.,rival the Foresters who have 5 points. The Aces Vlrtiund up one rioint back of that with 4 points and t'hr` Gupt�ers "paliectlri4AutIvititruie of only a one point split with 3 points. ' The semi-finals will he a Test, of three series with the finals taking on the same format at a later date. • During the Industrial Softball League Tournament on Labour Day Weekend, the Goderich Junior Girls have a game scheduled for Monday September 6 at 7:30 when they will play under the direction of `coach' Mary KOlkman against the Clinton girls • who will be coachegl by Kay Sharp. The game is an exhibition match. 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