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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-11-08, Page 25GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1973— t can now fsay that our g season is officially lin'1 Bavarian Night number res the biggest success the has seen yet. As predicted it was a great night with a ple•tc sell-out of tickets. ose est of me it would be im- to dwell too long o�•. the succi of the event full' one of the many people in - in the plglitt14 and ti ion of this happy oc- h would be appropriate on, eYer, to now give thanks to hard working crew who 'ted with this event, and I so with the greatest of ap- iation. . To mention them all would risky for fear of leaving eone's name out and so in - dl shall just say a great big nk,you,1 to all the ticket ers, bartenders, food ser - furniture movers, dish hers, etc., etc.. 'would be remiss however if did not give special mention the actual committee mens- . Headed.by Mae Schaefer was in excellent hands. Mae tin man' long hours in her city as Social Convener seemed to enjoy every 'uteof it. We all can't thank enough Mae. Also, a ial thanks is due to Dan or"thy for his efforts in ring a great hand among rthings. Stan Paquette and McIntyre for their ex- ent handling of the draft r, and the of her three com- ittee members - Doris queue, Tom Jasper and n Schaefer who gave freely their time and talents. Four very distinguished ests joined' ..the evening's tiv'ities, Mr. and Mrs. B(ib cKinley a.nd Mr. and "Mrs. ch Riddell. iow, 'if I -still have any iders left after that long amble, let ,us move, on to herthings. When this column ars in print it will be the yof the ladies opening jitney. ease be at the cliih by five clock girl; and he prepared a -great evening. Following curling will he dinner and r semi-annual general eting. Don't let the mention of a eering frighten you as it will dshort duration and I hope informative. If you can't - e the curling do plan on ing for the dinner and 'ing. Isabelle Eedy is in rge of this event and if you Ve any vital questions she ti be reached at 529-7526. The names of curlers con - tinues to roll in and it woulL appear that we will have. a full contingent for all our draws. Do remember that all this week is free ice time so if you would like to -do a little practicing,, plan on corning down to the club. The regular draws will commence next week and once the rinks are drawn you should have a call from your skip. If the opening dance is any in- dication, it should be a good year! I might mention here that, for those interested, brooms are available through the Pro Shop. The so called "church league" will he in fltll swim By Eileetw Palmer regain this year. Wednesday morning is the time slot and once again Shelagh Sully is in charge of this draw. Make sure Shelagh has your name if you are interested. I hesitate .to mention Bavarian Night once more but I must. It would appear that someone walked off with Ken Hutchin.' coat by mistake. Whoever you ore, your coat is at the club and will you please give Ken a call? Must have been cold going home Ken... with those short pants and all! That's all for this week folks — as the golfers say — see you - on the ice. Colborne Township Recreation Committee will meetin the. Township Hall Carlow Monday evening, November 12 at 8:00 p.m. *8 this is a special meeting all members are urged to be present and any residents pf Colborne are welcome. Snowmobile plans, hiking trail, card parties or evening enter- tainment and sewing classes have to be discussed and sanc- tioned. The Old Barn on Dunlop Corner has been purchased by Dennis Steep and is being renovated. This is a welcomed improvement. The 4-H Group Two Tiger Dunlop Travelling Che>l`s met on Monday evening to make plans for Achievement Day, December 1. The girls chose for their project for this "An Exhibit on England". The Sympathy of the. Com- munity is, extended to the families and, relatives of the late James McClure and Dougal Morris who have been residents of eolborne Township and to Mrs. Hugh McCrostie in the passing of her mother, Mrs. Toll of Auburn. The G.D.C.I. senior girls basketball team finished the season with a victory here last Tuesday, defeating South Huron 32-22. Tanya Palmer, the leading scorer for the G.D.C.I. team over thy season,. was the games top sco r yith 15 pointy:. Carole --Cruickshank added eight points and Becky Crawford five for the winners. Sally Stringer and Mary Ellen McGill each had two points for GD.C.I. Sue , Luther was Exeter's top point getter with 11 points. The senior girls filed to rnake the playoffs, Wt coach Audrey Howe expressed satisfaction with the effort put forth by the team members during the season. woyid like to call tm you with "housewarming' gifts" and in- formation about your new location. The Hostess w111 be glad to arrange your subscrip- tion to the Signal -Star Cill hes st 0441154 Mr. and Mrs. Marcel Lassaline, 27 Napier Street, Gode,rich, last week entertained Mr. Lassaline's mother, Mrs. • Diane Lassaline, 10 Britannia Road, at their home on the oc- casion of her birthday. The gathering , took the form of a family dinner. About 90 people attended the 2nd Annual Bavarian Night held last Friday at the Maitland Golf and Country Club. A German group, the "Rhythmic: Five" provided the entertain- ment from Kitchener. Good conversation, fun, German food and beer were all evident at the affair. (staff photo) Election of -Leonard L. Knott, of Elora .as president is an- nounced by the Architectural'' Conservancy of Ontario. Foran" 35 years, a public relations consultant in Montreal, Mr. Knott is a past president of the Canadian Public.Relations Society and was chairman of the Third Public Relations World Congress in 1964. .WHAT DOES TOMORROW MEAN TO YOU? 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