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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-01-06, Page 164A, O11ERIC SINAL-STAR,''U'URSDAY JA,NUAWY 6,1972 vat Fon.oilyory it rt% rroa�a l 41 • M,w. The 'Annual Family 'Wosonie Tournament took place at Little Bowl - . last ti Tuesday and . Wednesday nights last:week.: The, papnlarity of this event his grown ;immensely. The. •Seniors and -Juniors bowled. three 'games while° the Bantams .,bowled two games. In tlhe'seniot':d_ivision bowlers for the girls wer Sharon ° Daer , and. Mom, • 1193; Debbie. . Smith and Mom, 1189: Senior. ysi Kenny McPhee ,and cousin Sonny Moore,' 1262;''.. Brian Davidson and. brother Ken, 1255. -Others -:taking part were' Allen Fisher and Dad, Skippy Reid and, Dad., , . Junior Girls, Dianna Oke and Mom, 1185; Dianna Smith and Aunt Elaine Smith, 1.131; Judy Langridge and Mom, 1130. - •Qthers taking part were Marie Huff and . Mom; Susan , MacDonald and Mom; Gayle Williams and Mom; Lori. Beattie and Mom; Kelly Ross and Mom; Dale Oke and Aunt . Sylvia Johnston. / • -1Junior'Boys,.Peter•Sartori and Dad; 1305; Mike. Cummings and Dad, 1284; Steven Little and . Dad, 1274. .4• Others taking part, .'Doug Britnell and Dad;. Steven Smith kK�and'Dad; Robbie Youngblut and bad; Gary: Powell and Cousin' .Gene Powell John Scaman and .,, .,.Dad; David ,Jansen and Dad; W.J.Den�mme L PtiQtll! '524- ..11132- DAY 24-,.11132'DAY OR' N iGHT, Agont 'for 24 -hr. • 'FILM DEVELOPING 1 _• • The *inual bowling tournatneht.fo`r young bowlers with..their' partners was held during the holidays at ' Little Bowl. 'Tow)/ winners.. in , the event" ..Were .aleft to- right) , Mrs.. -•l uth Oke doable-vnnter and her two, daughters, Dory and Dianna; ,...Scot Little arid,, Cousin Dennis Little; Steve 'Chase and Dad; Randy Carrofl`arid brother Paul. t"arroll; Brian Kenwelt. • and_ cousin Ron Wilton; Mike Milley and. Dad,, Jam, Srhith°and cousin •John Adams. " • Bantam Boys,. First, Brian , �.'-Lor►ett and Dad, 873;• Second,• 'Danny Wilkinson and Dad, 859; Third, Kevin Adams . and Dad, 851.. Others taking 'part were Gary Williams and Dad; Larry Daer -and Dad;rJohn Kloeze and Dad; Michael . Miller and . Dad; , Jerry .' Ross ,and Uncle.,George Warner; Calvin Martin and Dad; Larry Adams and Uncle" Harold ,Stanbury; Mari De . Haa and Dad; Stephen Durst and Dad; --Jackie-Miller and -TIM -de Harry Clements; Kenny y Clements and brother. •I 'loyd Clements; Randy Little ' and- Uncle .Ken Sowerby; Jim 'Matliers and' Dad; Scott Ross and Dad, .David -McKenzie and Dad; David Smith and Dad; :Robert Little and Dad Max Bourdeau and Dad; Barry Good and, Dad; Ricky 'McDonald and Uncle Dennis Johnston.,, • Charlie •Williams' with his son, Brian•Lovett; 'Sonny Moore and ,Kenny McPhee (both back.row); Sharon yDaer and her mom, Mrs. Vi De Haas (both front Tow), and Heinz Sartori and son Peter Sartori. (pfhoto• by Don McGee) ` Bawtam - Girls, First, Dorie Oke and Mom, 8.36; Second',, Suzanne Smith and Mom', 812; Third, _ (Tie)•, Beverly Mathers and' Mom and Joanne Buchanan and. Aunt Valerie Vandenburgh; 778. Others taking.__ part were: Helen . Hffuand Mom; Michele -- Buchanan and • Cousin ' Bonnie Johnston; Wanda Smith_. and Mom; Kim Buchanan and Mom, Kathy Britnell . • and Mom; * A.nne-Marie` Lassaline nand Sister Julianne• • McKenzie; Cindy Brindley .'and • Mom; Patty • • • Brindley and Grandma 'Mrs., Dorothy Clements;. Rita ° Lassaline and Mom; ,, Carolyn Little and Aunt Doris Little; Dawn ' Oke and' Aunt Mary Bissett, della Drennan 'and `L-,iunt'o Rose Land; Mary"Lynn •P gagon , and sister Susan Kolkman;.Kelly' Stewart and end; Vicki_B,eattie__ and Mom; Pamela Lougheed and Mom; Kim Rumig and • sister-in-law. •Judy Rumig; Jeannette Little and Mom; Andrea Daer and. Morn; Deborah Buchanan and Morn; Vicki .• .Thurlow and Aunt Glenda Litttechild. ocootsgsgioisoako WO . Continued from Page : A of The -Most. irnpo?ctant4 colu mns to them.is thi'Town. Talk'space, 1.111far1vnately, `' this, column hasn't' been too Well utilized by Goderich and - area TA during the past -Year or so, despite our recent efforts to correct' , the situation. ' • As ma44 of you will know, we are .offering free passes to the Park Theatre on, the Square for the 15th person fin any one week ,wire sends ip a: personaUtem ,for publication, , It. doesn't rpattter, how "We receive the information bY telephone,, letter or by .hand: The '15th;( anor of an ite}ti for the •Town•°Tafk column will be given .two free tickets tothe Park, Theatre which he or she.. may use at any time. Tp date, we haven't given one ticket away. Somehow, . even• though we've just come through. the most visiting time of the. year , -- Christmas and New Year's"- Goderich 'aid district man to womanwswommosimowsi forks,, have not ca -operated to the extent that we had hoped they wound. I suppose' one of the. major reasons has been that 'people are baisy ' and telephoning. the: Signal -Star; - though. • not a time-consuming task, is' just put asid? and forgotten. But good, intentions do not fill our news columns• with, the type of ,personal • . information many," mariy_reader`s, expect. • We could' try ; 'another method, I suppose. We could make a systematic -check by telephone with as any people as possible each week asking if they have any persorialmesik to di 'ulge. But besides being a rather bothersome business 'for the rea,ders, i't' is a very tedious task for an already very busy editorial staff, It would be much better in all respects if we could get 'this 'news 'voluntaril'y from,,, you folks. I 'have been told that in some years past, this newspaper has neglected to print the social 'items submitted, and people have became disheartened about poem . written by a Clanton February and that they students °'News -Record ,reader about the from GI CI will be cadvassing birth of :the PM's son .90 last. for�rnoney,.• , week's ' ediitoriai page If ' youo I. thinkthe cornmun1ty didn't, you had ,better hunt out interest 'being shown by 'the. . that newspaper, .and. • read it* students' tb ough this' project, is before you wrap the garbage in something to be cQrn>ended: I " Iti.mitwittle.a lose it fore,er.. We thought. . soneofthe"bestlittle. dd hop'everyonewall,welcomeingles we ve:read. in along, longthy, canvassers when they call� �neXt tnonttl -^' and use January• to prepare for their visit ss that` 14. I've heard of a several. people the •greatest value can tae who are - sending personal 'attained by the drive. 'a greetings to.: the, Prime Minister •' :* * * v ; i nd:M s. Txudeau on the birth of Do you, , . rememb&r 1,dza their son. Arnong thein is 4, Wil ,ams.Who-did all the museum', Sea' h nlan who was also articles foi us this .past°sunuuer? " married on March 4 (years ago) We had a fetter from her this' and 'whose first son ,was born On week and she tells us She will ,be ' �1 Christmas Day - .that year: doing a project in' social wort iri;` 'YCoincidence, of course, but still Harlem- this o year. Sottrads ., very"' interesting and • most interesting doesn't it? unusual. • Writes ' Lia°a: ` I'm spending You certainly do have to Christmas "in. South Dakota with marvel at Pierre,; He always oes my paternal grandmother,' and it thingsin a spectacular way. 'The suddenly struck me how many & only other thing he ,could have different lives. people lead: --pulled' off which could have Bayfield (summer), New York, been even more startling would Thome), Vermont (school), have .been to become the father South Dakota -- not_ to mention. of the$irst�loaby.born in G�;anacia Africa or someplace like that. on. New Year's Dhy! That would Timm. W,e're , all just People, have been a.. distinction, though." 4r ,w,ouldn't it? -RED CROSS sending in news mems. Will' you take'npy word for it thatthe-present neWs-staff at -the 9Goderich Signal:Star will publish' ...your news - free if charge and with the greatest of pleasure? Just telephone us or write: to us. I think you will find us -friendly and approachable. * * ` * I' do hope you Lound the little It may ,be a little early, but I r, IS ALWAYS THERE do want to remind you that the WITH YOUR HELP Heart Fund.,drive,is upcoming in SIGNS GODERICH 524.8985 - 8 a.m. to 11 a.ni. 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