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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-04-05, Page 64 PAGE 6--GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR. THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1973 Ontario Dairy Princess Sherry Pollock of R R 4 Ripley visited Victoria Public School in Goderich on Monday afternoon and spoke to the students about Dairy products and about her position as Dairy Princetss. Here Miss Pollock is seen with students (left to right) Randy Stewart, Max Bourdeau and Dana Elsom, Randy and the Dairy Princess came to aquain- tance during her remarks to the school assembly when she asked if anyone knew who Mrs. Bill Stewart was, referring to the wife of the Ontario Minister of Agriculture who crowned Miss Pollock when she won the Princess title. Randy was one of the few who knew, but when asked informed the Princess that Mrs. Stewart would be his mother. Randy is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stewart of Goderich Dana Elsom in- troduced the Princess to the school assembly and Max Bour- deau thanked her following the assembly. „ Dungannon WI hears district -reeve Dungannon W.I. met for .their April meeting' at Mrs. Mct''Ienaghan's on Thurs(.lav evening. Mrs. W. Rutledge opened the meeting with the ode and Mary Stewart Collect. The roll call. 'naive a member of local c•oun- ' was answered by names from several different councils because of r members come from different townships. The ,minutes and correspondence were dealt with and a letter from Mrs. Noblitt was read. Miss Iva (o'arr. convener of citizenship and World affairs, introduced the guest speaker, Mr. Bob Lyons, the reeve of West Wawanosh. Mr. Lyons - spoke of many' duties involved in being a. member of council. He explained the value of ur- ban and rural planning and development. He- mentioned several of the different and in- teresting committees on which he has served in the years he has has been on the council. Social Services, a new commit-: tee is proving to he ' of real assistance to the council, Mr. Lyons feels the Recreation corn mittee is important to the welfare of a community. ---Other • -services .and commit- tees mentioned included, fire protection, children's aid, hospital hoards,. Goderich Museum, Huronview,, and of course. keeping our roads in good condition. During the question period, which followed, the problem, of dogs destroying lawns and gar- dens, as well as frightening children was discussed. Mr. Lyons said stray dogs were an, expensive problem in rural areas also. Mrs. •George Errington thanked Mr'. Lyons for his very informative address and presented him, with a gift in appreciation. Members of the W.i.• will ROBERTSON ROUNDUP On Monday two classes, Mr. Bogie's and Mrs. Norman's, were privileged to have Don McMillan visit their rooms with, slides, tap d..-imusic and commentary on his family's recent trip' to Nassau. Kingston -Jamaica, Haiti, Cape Kennedy and Disney World. On behalf of the school we. wish to extend our heartiest thanks .to Mr. and Mrs. McMillan, Ernie, leanor and Elizabeth for sharing with us their wonderful experience. canvass for theXr,t3rtrrer Society during the month of April. The. April meeting will he at Mrs. Wilbur Brown's in Lueknow. Mrs. E. Black gave a thought "provoking presentation of the motto, "if you want the world to heed, put your creed into your Veer,— She mentioned several women -who have done so, including Mary Stewart. She said it is a mark of maturity to admit mistakes and it is up to each one of Os to live up to our word. Conveners of t he standing committees presented' reports. Miss Beth McConnell *recited a prieri3, of her own com osition: "Dungannon Institute."" Every member was remembered. Mrs. Wilbur Brown gave the report of the nomination com- mittee. Mrs. W. Zinn presided for -The installation ceremony. ,The new president, ,-Mrs Har- vey Alton, thanked the retiring president. Mrs. 'Wilbur Rutledge, and asked for the continuing support of the mem- bers. The W.I. quilt was on display. Tickets are to'be all in by the April meeting when the draw for it will be made. Mrs. Rutledge -thanked Mrs. McClenaghan for the use of her home and a lovely •lunch was served by hostesses, Mrs. L. Hasty, -1- Mrs. C. Finnigan and Mrs. W. Brown. •„New slate of officers for 1973-74 are: Past President, Mrs. Wilmer Rutledge, President, 'Mrs. Harvey 'Alton: First Vice President, Mrs.,' Graham McNee; Second Vice President, ^yrs. Alvin Kerr; , Secretery Treasurer, Mrs. Cecil Blake' assisstant Treasurer, Mrs. Harry Girvin; District ,Director, "Mrs. W. Rutledge, Alternate, Mrs. Wilbur Brown; Branch Directors, Mrs. George, Errington; Mrs. Jack Clement; Mrs. Clifford Purdon, Mrs.• Lorne Hasty. Public Relations Officer, Mrs. R. C. McClenaghan Curator, Mrs. Warren Zinn; Committee, Mrs. Lorne ' Ivers, Mrs. W. A. Stewart Pianist, Mrs. Gordon Finnigan, Assistant, Mrs. W. Brown; Auditors Mrs. W. Zinn, Miss Iva Carr. Standing Committees; Agriculture and Can. In- dustries -Mrs. Elmer Black, Mrs. Fred Young. Citizenship and World Affairs- Miss Beth McConnell, Mrs. Roy Robson, Education and Cultural Ac- tivities - Mrs. L. Ivers, Mrs. Ivan Rivett. Family and Con- sumer Affairs - Mrs. Hugh McWhinney, Mrs. G. McNee. Resolutions—Miss Iva Carr. CHESS CLUB NEWS In the last week of play Reinhardt Voelmle lost two of three games to drop into fourth position while Jim Weary won two of three games to wind up in fifth position in Level 1. In Level 2, pray, Ernie McMillan won five of seven games to take first position and Jim,Kingsley moved up into the last second level position. In Level 3, Ian Ross won his last game to advance from Leval 4 and John- Kane took first position. In Levet 4 -John Scanlan won the first place honours. The playoffs will begin April 4 with' undefeated, Charlie MacDonald playing Amedeo Andreini while Reinhardt V(ielnile and Jim Weary will haute it out in Quarter Final play. Clarke 'Peal will play the winner of the Quarter -Finals. In Level 2 semi-finals Ernie McMillan plays Torn McGill while Glen Wightman and Jim Kingsley a Quarter -final series. Kirk 1, radon will play the win- ner of the Quarter -Finals. The Level 3 semi-finals will be -John Kane, versus Harold Kloeze and the Quarter -finals will be Dennis Little versus Ian Ross with the winner playing Glen Falkiner. In Level 4 playoffs John Scarman will challenge Larry McDougall in the semi-finals while Rob Shrier and Laird Eisler will play in the Quarter finals. Rick Kingsley will play the winner of the Quarter - Finals. All series will be two out of three games. The final standings are as follows: i LEVEL- 1` Charlie' MacDonald with' 35 wins, t) losses and 0 ties for 1,000 Clarke Teal 28-6-3 .797 Amedeo Andreini 7-.2-1 .750 Reinhardt Voelmle 25-9-0 .735 'Jim' Weary 19-9-1 .672 LEVEL 2 Ernie McMillan with 18 wins 9 losses :tnd'ti°' ties .for .667 Kirk Lyndon 29-16-3 .637 Tom McGill 32-19-2 .623 Glen Wightman 20-14-2 .583 -Jim Kingsley 25-21-3 .541 LEVEL 3 John Kane with 21 wins 18 losses and 4 draws for .535 Glen Falkiner 10-9-1 .525 Harold Kloeze 13-1,3-3 .500 -- Dennis Little 5-6-0 .455 Ian Ross 17-29-3 .378 LEVEL 4 -John Seaman with 8 wins 16 losses and 2 draws - for .346 Rick Kingsley 12.36-1 .255 Larry McDougall 11-42-3 .221 Hob Shrier 2-27-1 .083 Laird Eisler 1-24-1 .058 Warbler Kings REDUCED 1O% OFF FURNITURE ✓X e C„ rioslty (THE GREENU ho boom) DOORi ANTIQUES AND QIN K PREVrrT Bus. PHONL 524.6661 RES. PHON1 524.6553 v P.O. BOX 131 79 HAMILTON BT, GODERICH, ONTARIO OPEN 10 A.M. 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