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INGSBRIDOE KAPERS
Mrs Joe Courtney 529.7189
• Nora Sinnett in Detroit while
everend Father Ed. Den children, Sheila and "I'om spent
er, G.It. returned home on week with their father, Jim
urday March 24 from a Sinnett on hitt boat "The
e week Vacation in Florida. Idlehart."
everend . Father Pat pant F'ravne, Waterloo
ridah, who was supplying University spent the
Father Dentulger during his weekend with his parents,' Mr.
once .returned to K0forr a and Mrs. Eugene Fravne.
2
Tuesday, March
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Durnin
rt visit before returning to (Audrey Austin) rind family of
wan. Drayton spent the weekend at
r, and Mrs. Jerry Logterr the home of her parents, Mr.
g of Clinton,who have just and' Mrs. Vincent Austin.
riled &Om a seven week Jeffery Austin, son of Mr.
'anon Visiting relatives and and Mrs. Eldon Austin, was
rids in Holland, called on knocked unconscious on Sun-
ir many friends in this corn day when he stepped on a fork
nits. and the handle flew up• hitting
iss Henrietta VanDlepan him in the face while visiting at
k (laughter of Mr. and Mrs.
the home of his aunt and uncle,
ilk yianDiepanbeek is one of •
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Austin
vauths from Local ,3;35 of and -family. He was taken to
National Farmers' Union emergency • at the Alexandra
will take parfi in the 1973 Marine and General Hospital
th Exchange. She, along in Goderich where he received
h other delegates, attended
five stitches._His front tooth
minar at the Avion Motor was loosened and he has a
el in Halton on Saturday
badly swollen lip.
Sunda~, March 17 and
Mrs. Ormand Heffernan and
and remained an extra son Jerry spent the weekend
because of , the stormy visiting with Miss. Blanche
they conditions She will E3ilodeatr in Waterloo.
e London on •July 10 for Mr. and. Mrs. Jack VanOsch
Dillon:' Alberta to spend and Mr. and Mrs. Antone
• clays with a family out VanOsch visited on . Sunday
t with Mr. and Mrs. Tony Mid -
r, and Mrs. Walter Clare degaal (Yo VanOsch) and
Mary Luanne visited e family in Blyth.
nds in Kitchener last Ladies and men's volleyball
teams from Brookside and
Kingsbridge met inn the
Brookside. School Gym an
Tuesday eening, March 20 for
an evening of volleyball.
any from this area kitten- There were eight, tables of
the Homy hockey tour- cards in play at the Catholic
ants which took place Women's League ,card party
ing the past week, the which was held in St. Joseph's
conies• ,being the Yount; Parisi), Hall, Kingsbridge, on
ada Pee Wee Hockey Tour=, Friday, March 23. Winners of
enr which was held at the the prizes were: ladies .high,
derich arena and t he ._Mrs. Congram, Dungannon.
ladies low, Miss Lucille
1'ravne,men's high, Paul
Dalton; men's' Low, Joe
VanRooy. The next 'card party
is planned for Friday, April
6th. r..
If you would like to have
your news in the Signal -Star,
please give me a call before 10
a..m. Monday morning. I would
he glad to hear from you.
kend.
r. Wayne Sheardown from
erich and Miss ,Joanne Rau
Drysdale visited with Mr.
Mrs. .John Sheardown.
kridge Minor HOckev Tour -
lent which was held in the.
ngham Arena.
esmond Courtney, son of
and Mrs. Leo Courtney. a
er on the 'Kintail Flyers
ke team received -a deep
ration close to his eve
'eh _required stitchesduring
Town and Country playoff,'
e between .the Holvrood
tchers and the Kintail
ers. The third game in this
'es will he played in the
know .Arena, Thursday
ning at 7:30 P.M. with
(
gshridge and Lucknow
ying the second game in
it play-off series at 9:00 p.m.
e out and give your team
port'
isses Bridget, .Jackie and
ria Dalton, daughters of Mr.
Mrs. Mark Dalton spent
days of their vacation
ting with their sister Louise,
and Mrs."Pejer Martin and
Danny of, Glammis. Peter
Louise brought the girls
e on Friday and visited at
.home of,Mr. and Mrs. Mark
ton. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie
lton (Maureen Dalton) of
terino were also • visitors
the Dalton's.
rs. Rav MacLean and
dren Lynda and Eddie of
don spent last week visiting
he home of her sister Mary
brother- in law, Mr. and
. Eldon Austin, with Ray
ing them for the weekend.
iss I3ridget Quinlan of
ntford is spending some
visiting at the home of her
r, Pat and brother-in-law
, Mr, and Mrs.:Alm Martin.
ugene 0' Keefe from
ilton visited on the
kend at the home of his
her and sister-in-law, Mr.
Mrs. ,Joe O'Keefe and
ily.
r. and Mrs. Kerry Hogan
Chad of Glencoe visited.*
home of his parents, Mr.
Mrs. Con Hogan. Their son
d returned home with them
school classes, after spen-
the vacation holidays with
grandparents.
r. and Mrs. Joe Courtney
ted at the home of Mr. and
•• •letry iso tenherg in Clin-
on Wedneday of last week
had as their guests on Sun -
Mr. and Mrs. -Jerry Ross,
ela and. David from Kit-
er.
rs• 'Jim Sinnett spent the
k visiting with Mr. and
Dennis Sinnett and Mrs.
TIGER DUNLOP
by Linda Matthews
The fourth meeting of the.
Tiger Dunlop Knitwits was
held on Mart6, 1973 at the
home of Myrtle Kerr.
Debbie Dustow read the
minutes of the lest meeting.
Laurie Dustow handled out
covers for the booklet. Linda
gave out handout sheets for
meeting. No. 4:
Linda showed how to make
cuffs to put on the bottom of
pants. -Sarnples-were then made
by each member for the
booklet.
'Help was given 'hy leaders to
members who required help.
The next meeting will be
held at Myrtle Kerr's on April
2.
r- -
IMP possibility
for Goderich area
Last night and again this
evening organizers of the "In-
ner Peace Movement," a non
political, non' profit, nun sec-
tarian group, gathered with in-
terested persons at the Bedford
'Hotel to discuss the possibility
of forming an I P M group in
Goderich.
London organizer Mrs. Ann
Brinkman, o was In town
earlier this eek arranging for
the meets explains that. the
group philosophy aims at self
understanding and self accep-
tance. "All this is explored at
one's own level,''she adds.
The group, which was formed
nine years ago in the United
States, hopes to set up.: its
Canadian head(t'Ia,rters at
Niagara Falls.
Leadership training and
techniques show people how to
lead a more creative and
fulfilling life, how to discover
and develop leadership
qualities they have. The prin-
ciple goal of the program is to
assist people to become master,
of their own situation and be
hetteraeaders by understanding
themselves and their goals.
The program demonstrates
ways to develop more con-
fidence and self respect and
promises those taking it they
will become more successful
and dynamic in everyday living
through increased sensitivity
•and better social relationships.
Parts of the 3;rn:rrarn
•
Amemommorimmome
it deep breathing technique to
induce relaxation. Worcs
therapy to illustrate the dif
Terence between what a person
thinks ancfrfeels, The conflict
can Pause much tension unless
people understand why they
feel as they do.
Techniques of meditation to
show people how to tune in to
the higher levels of their own
conscience. The program -is also
aimed at cutting down on
physical problems with
psychological origins when a
person learns to relax.
"i'he meeting at the -Bedford
Duchess room Fast evening
began at 8:0(I p.nl. as will the
follow up 'meeting this evening.
Mrs. Brinkman said the
meeting usually fasts about two
•hours.
The initial meetings are :set
up to tell people what the
program is about and then if
enough interest is shown
arrangements are made for a
group leader to come into the
community. The first course
would last eight weeks with one
meeting per week.
After the first.course is com-
pleted 'it isfollowed up by
clinic~ ai"ld workshops as';thr_,.,
group wishes.
There -is no membership fee
in the i P M but an admission
of $1.50 to each meeting is
('.h' 1r'g'(1 t(1 meet operating
((ists.
CHESS CLUB N[IS
In Level one play, Clarke
Teal on two ,games to regain
second place, while Reinhardt
Voelmle won five of seven to
drop to third,
Charlie MacDonald picked
up his 35th consecutive win
defeating Reinhardt Voelmle.
In Level 2, Jim -Weary took
over first place with two wins
while Kirk Lyndr{{i fell to third
losing three games to
Reinhardt Voelmle.
Jim Kingsley regained a slim
lead in Level :3 winning two of
three games. Harold Kloeze
won :3 .of 4 games to move into
fourth position . in Level :3.
The standings as of March 21
are as follows:
LEVEL 1 - Charlie
MacDonald with ;I's r wins 0
losses and 0 ties for 1,000
Clarke Teal 18-6-'3 .797
Reinhardt. VoelmTe 21-6-0 .778
Amedeo Andreini 7-2-1 .750
LEVEL 2 - Jim Weary with
-17 wins 8 losses and 1 draw for
.673 Ernie McMillan 1:3-7-0
.650 Kirk Lyndon 29-16-3 .6:37
Tom McGill 29-18-2 .612 Glen
Wightman 20-13-1 .603
LEVEL :3 Jim Kingsley with
25 wins 20 losses and 3 draws
for .552 •Jh►hn Kane 20-16-4 .550
Withl0NDM
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LEVEL 4 - Ian Ross with 17
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Rick Kingsley -11-:34-1 .250
Larry McDougall 10-42-3..209
Laird Eisler 1-24-1 .058
GODERIC1). SIGNAL•STn4. THURSDAY. MARCH 29, 1973—PAGE 5
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COUNTRY CLUB
By Eileen Palmer
'!Sorry about the error in last
we( k's writeup - The Ed
Itrissetles not the Dan Mcur-
phV . took tl,)rrd prize in the
second draw+ .
The Ladies' Curling Section
held th(-•i,rA.annual meeting last
week and the new executive is
as follows' 'Past President, E.
Palmer; President, ('onnie
McIntyre, Sec. "Teas, Penny
'Peters; Bonspiel Chairman,
Kay Dunan; .Jitney Chairman,
Isabelle Fecly; Draw Chairman,
1' Dur t; Social chair -
chairman,
e Schaefer; \Vays and~'leans chairman, Eunice Ar-
t bur .,
Congratulations ladies arida
sincere thank you to Kav`G.rat•
and 'her
nominating committee.
14' It h the exception of a kw
playoff games, all the draws
finish ..up ails week, and your
,oiling committee is delighted
with the oyeral, success of the
furling season.
I.aidies' Awards Night is
slated for April 5 and an in-
yitation is extended to the gals
from the Ecumenical League.
('ocktail. at ti p.m. followed by
pot'.I0( k dinner ( hrin'g your
special dish), awards and enter-
1ainn1en1 galore -
A (oyer charge o(' $1.))11 Wil
entitle 1:1111 lady 1(4 a ticket on•
the door prize if perchance sort
did not sign in for the dinner
(11)1 wish to attend please call
Mae Schaefer 024-85)12 or
Shelagli Sully 524-9059.
itemeruber to drop in at the
('hit), 'Thursday, Friday an(For
Saturday t(( :se(' top-notch
1rrlillg daring the Foresters'
Don►irlioi► ('han►pionships. The
organizers have worked diligen-
tly for months preparing ,,for
t his nla jor event in Goderich.
In ;til likelihood, a number of
years will elapse before the
Championships return to Orl-
tarl(r, sim e Byers' participating
province takes a turn as hosf,.
When y,(u isit the Club, take
spa( ix] not i(e of t he I►roy;metal
c-rmblerns, painted by Mr's. Moon
,in(1 the Forester wises. With
yvninc•n like these gals br'ingi'ng
lip the rear. It 1"- no wonder the
13eidniller Forester lodge
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Dates to remember; March
29,:30,31 Foresters' Champion-
ships. April 5 Ladies' Awards
Night.
ROBERTSON
ROUNDUP
Once again we wpuld like to
thank Constable Jarczak for his
visit to our school'.
back 1'k Rdl
d fl at
•" here• we are
school once more, with our
final term, to look `forward to.
Let's make an effort to keep
our school and school grounds
tidy:
Just at reminder that we are
looking forward to having the
parents and intere.4ted public
visit the school on April 1 1 th,
the date of our Open House. At
this time you will see both the
-Science and Geography project;
displayed.
We would like to, express our
thanks to our custodians, M
Betties and Mr. Mantha, for
their valiant effort and success,
in having our sch('ol sparkling
clean when we
ret tarned.
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