HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-03-01, Page 10PAGE 10--GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 1973
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MINOR HOCKEY
At a meeting held -on Wed-
nesday, February 21, a decision
was made by the Liberal
Caucus to hold its next Caucus
in doderich on March 12.
Liberal candidate in the up-
coming Huron by-election, Jack
Riddell, will join the Caucus
for the discussion.
Following the Caucus, the
Liberal MPP's plan to join
Jack Riddell in meeting and
talking with the people, of
tt,IHuron Riding.
Robert Nixon, Leader of the
Opposition, said that next to
their Queen's Park duties, the
Liberal Members are cornmit-
.te-d-. 'to -- can iderable ,in-
volvenrent over the next three
weeks in both provincial by-
elections in Huron and St.
George ridings set for March
15. 4
Rebekahs host
Sister Slatter
• President .Sister'" Mavis Slat -
ter of the Rebekah A;,emblv,0f
Ontario made her official v lsit
F'ebruar\` 21) to the (;ode.rich
• RebekahLodge. No.. `10 accom-
panied by the District Deputy
President of Huron 2:1, 'Sister
Margaret Sharpe a; well as
Brother Slatter.
Local Noble Grand Sister
Ruby Snazel pre,„idecf „with an
attendance of 9`t sisters and
one brother. The Goderich
Sisters opened lodge and the
Hengall Sisters closed lodge"
The Exeter Sisters put on an
impressive tableau on peace. -
The Assembly President gave a
brief talk 'Theme Harmony'
using each letter separately to
illustrate happiness etc. to
youth. A •donation this year
was made to the President's
project.
One new member initiated
Sister Jessie Beach.
Following the meeting an en-
joyable social time was held. as
delicious lunch convened _ by
Sister Helen :Mor,ley and corn-
. mittee.
(continued from page 6)
No other game reports were
handed in.
ROTARY BANTAM
ALL-STARS
In the second game of the
0.M".11.A. play-offs against
Elmira, the Bantam All -Stars
pl'tiyed one of their hest defen-
sive games to date- Rick Moody
opened the goring ori a well
executed play, as he beat the
Elmira goal, early in the first
period, on a slap -.hot. "lira
McLean and Ed Courtney drew
assists.
Mike Andrew.. played a
strong gttne-on defence and got
Goderich's second goal when
he made a solo rush to n"rake it
2-0. E1nlira's two goals were
both set up .by Bryndza who
was their hest plaver. Trapp
and Dahmer got the goals.
Scoring the winning goal for
Rotary liantams--- -was • Rick -
Moody. Bill Walters and Tim
McLean were two other players
who skated and played a whale
of a game. each of them picked
up assists on the Andrew's
gua 1.
On Sunday, in the game at
Clinton, the Rotary Bantams
lost ti -1 No details available.
Next game against Elmira will
he on Saturday, March :3rd., in
Elmira. The series'is tied one
game each.
BANTAM
HOUSE LEAGUE
• in the first game of the play-
offs, Monday, F't'bruary 19,
Goderich Elevator defeated
McGee's by 1 score of (i-4
Benny Worsen led Goderich
Elevators with 2 goals, and
single tallies went to Tony
Vollick and Doug Sproule, Torn
Sager and Steve Chase. Picking
up assists on these goals were
Steven Crew-,, Steve Chase and
Tony Vollick. McGee's leading
scorer, T( ,n Straughan, picked
up the hat trick. and the other
•gc;a1 went to Bill Sanderson.
Also picking up points in assists
for McGee's were Tim Doherty
with 2, and Fred •Jewe11 ani�i
Mike -Jeffrey, one each. '
The second game on
-February 19, between Don
Hoist. Real Estate and
Denomme Flowers saw. lots of
goals being scored but also lots
of penalties handed out as Don
Hoist held on to a -fi victory.
Tire Smith opened scoring for
Denomme Flowers, and picked
up another goal- and an assist
in the game. Kevin Williams
picked up the hat -trick and 2.
assists. Tim Evans. got
Denomme Flowers' final goal.
Bob Overholt and Carl
LeBlanc each got 2 goals for
the Don Hoist team plus an
assist, in the game.. -Doug Red-
path, Pete- Grew and Bill
Gaulev scored single goals and
each got an assist as -well.
I understand this game was
played under protest and - the
players were involved in a don-
nybrook. This business is not
called for.
KINSMEN: MIDGET
ALL-STARS
in the. first game of the
O.M.II.A.., play-offs, in' the
Midget Division, the Elmira
team out -hit and" out-
scored
Goderich, to win .3-O, They got
all their goals in the "second
period, as Richard Martin
scored from Richard Rank and
Brian Hechrndorn. Larry Farr
got the next two goals, from_
�'erry Miller and TFic Sailing.
This game was played Thur-
sday night in Goderich.
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Cheryl Elliott
Trigon
GDCI drama club
stage one play
Bye Rob Kellestine
t shall " the Goderich District
('ollegiate Institt-lte,:, Drama
Chili puts on a set of three
plays for Trigon. This year was
an e."c,,epuon as the group
decided to perform only one
play of three acts
This production was written
by the famous Lewis Carroll
and wit, entitled "Aline in
Wonder'land's Author- Carroll
had {t brilliant Grind and was
known for his knoWledge of
systematic logic.
111, -throughout the
years has had a universal, ap-
peal to people of all ages. The
play w'as presented three times
in its r'un, twice to the public
on Feb. 2 ► -and 23 and once to
t school children of Rohert-
-011, Victoria and St. Marv's.
A great number of people
vyer.e involved in the (production
,if this \ erg successful perPt►r-
mance.
A Ithutigh the many actors
and actresses played their parts
well, the real star of the show
was "Alice'. portrayed by
talented Cheryl Elliott.
Cheryl is a Grade 12 student
alt GDC1 and is 17 years of age.,,
She has• been involved in
various plays and skits
throughout public and recon -
dairy schools. •
The role of "Alice" took
Cheryl; 'about ' two- weeks to
master. Anyone who watched
Cheryl could easily tell 1hat'the
motions came naturally.
At the present" time she is
thid'king ser=iously about
-Itudvinh drama at the con-
clusion of high school.
Cheryl stated, "1 always
wanted to be an actress. '
The -play generally was very
well directed by Sue Dunlop.
The co-ordination between the
lights and music was superb.
At ,the box office, the play
was most' successful.
give generously to, the
HEART
Funo
Knox WMS
send cheque
to presbyterial
The February . meeting of
Knox Church W.M.S. was held
in the Church Parlour
February 20 with a very good,
attendance. Mrs. C. Edward,
President presided and opened
the meeting with the Call to
Worship and after singing a
hymn the members were hear-
tily welcomed.
Various items of business
were dealt with and members
pleased to have been able to
send a cheque to the
Presbyterial Treasurer. Mrs.
McNeil spoke on the highlights
of the last three editions Of -our
Missionary Magazine "The
Glad Tidings".
The Topic for the meeting
was introducing the Study book
on India. Mrs. James Horton
spoke of the Symbolic Bridges
of India and the Leaders in
these fields and how they have
and are doing much to bring
Christ to India.
Miss Lily McArthur used as
the text for her inspiring
message Marks Gospel, cit tpter
12, verses 41-44 and linkd the
message of the giving Of the
widow's mite with what We as
members are Giving to Cod.
These talks were climaxed
with short prayers by the
speaker and several of the
members. At the close p! the
meeting a social hour wits en-
joyed by all present.
Colborne,
Socials
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brindley
visited with Mr. and Mrs.. t+ohn
Refflinghaus and Harold, in
Goderich on Sunday.
Congratulations . to Mr.J and
Mrs. Vere Cunningham on
their, fiftieth Wedding antliver-
sary March 1.' ' -
The Irish group of the Ben -
miller UCW had a qupting
party at their meeting Fehjuary
21. Various items of holiness
were discussed and they .made
plans f:►r a dessert tea and bake
sale Thursday March 15. il4enc.-
hers of the UCW are askkd to
bring -'hand craft for diplay
and plan to have abazaar t.Iihle
of various items including -the
quilt and used hooks
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The other nite we went to
the Circus. Ringling Bros. and.
Barnum and Bailey Circus
have their winter quarters here
in Venice, Florida and The
Greatest Show on Earth works
'!'for months preparing their next
edition. This Fear 'was their
102nd Edition and it was, in-
deed a most exciting event of
sight, sound and THRILLS
The show is planned a year
ahead, when ideas for the new
show's production themes are
formulated. Once an idea is
discussed, the costume
designer, for instance, makes
many- rough -;sketches. The
people and animal' costumes
are often changed or scrapped
after Mr- Irving Feld, President
Producer, and Stage Manager
Richard Barstow go over them.
Designer Don Foote then
prepares large full-color
drawings illustrating the
costume in. detail. (Wilf and
Muriel Reinhart — whom you
all know, have a very clever
daughter who does this very
same work — and some day she
will have her name listed
prominently on some big stage
production).
Mr. Foote said fabrics for
this year's wardrobe came from
eleven different countries
Millions of sequins, tens of
thousands of rhinestones,
jewels and mirrors were all
sewn on by hand by hundreds
of skilled' workers who work
year-round on the costumes. He
makes test versions of a
costume in muslin.
After it is corrected and re-
done it is then cutin the actual
fabric, the embroidery and
other trimmings added, final
adjustments made on _ the r
blanket for instance may have
as many as 'a thousand
separate mirrors — all hand
sewn! Often last minute
problems come up and they
could be up all night re -doing
something they discovered,,,
wrong. - .
His biggest night of the year
is the first dress rehearsal as it
parades into the yenice arena.
He then finds himself `'plan-
ning how to make even more
elaborate and more beautiful
costumes for the next spec-
tacular edition.
After the initial parade
- around the arena introducing
everyone singly or in groups
according to their act, the three
rings and the perimeter come to
life. The fellows around. the
outside edges are tie set.
changers and believe' rite they
are FAST. When an act is over
the clowns dash in and there is
so much happening you hardly
notice the next act is being set
up. •
The performers are beautiful
women and handsome,..men and
tops in their particular style of
performance. My grandsons -
chum with some of the children
of these performers who make
their homes nearby.
These children ! some of
whom I have met 5 are very
polite and well disciplined and
the families are nice people to
know. .
I was a little disappointed
with the lions and tigers —
they were just big old
pussycats.
One huge tiger just sat on a
stool and watched what . was
going on in the audience. His
trainer had to prod him to get
his attention, then he would
Model then it is shown' to Mr. . just go back to people watching
Feld and. Mr, Barstow. They;..— come to think of it that "is
look at�,each separate garment ALL ,that he did — probably
with their experienced eves on his part of the act. The whole
many things — will "the lot of them must have been
costume be durable? — Can the raised from pupsin the circus
performer move well and easily and their growl wasn't even
in it, will it be beautiful and so realistic. Oh, well, they were
on. Once this is settled they beautiful. Theihorses,were fan -
move on to the next one until tastic — any young or
each and every costume in the newcomers to the act could be
show is approved. spotted — but it was wonderful
In addition td. the people the way the older and well
costumes, the costumes.,for the trained animals kept the others
large population of animals on their toes — so to
must be'checked!'One elehh'a°nt -The illepha'nts' hf"course are
always fascinating 1 grudgingly
admit since 1 shudder if I'rn
within a block of them!
One act that was fun was the..
King Charles Troupe — basket-
ball players on unicycles and
their "razzle-dazzle hijinks"
are truly hilarious. Llamas
camels and zebras — and
others I can't recall rounded
out a terrific night at the circus
— and 1 ate ice create, popcorn
and pink floss along with the
kids, THERE — right on the
front of the program it says
"For Children of All Ages",
I-._arn sorry to miss. Goderich"
-Little Theatres presentation of
the Curious Savage" but I will
be- seeing the play Promises,
Promises (based on the Screen-
play The Apartment) presented
by the Players of Sarasota. i
have been there to see other
plays so I'm sure I will- enjoy
this one.
Love, Martha
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