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PAGE4A--GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1973
Repeating what I said last
week re the opening dance, the
curling season is officially open.
On. November 8 the ladies had
their first jitney and semi-
annual General Meeting.
Isabelle Eedy and her commit-
tee ran the curling smoothly
and the curlers appeared to be
enjoying themselves
thoroughly..
The very good turnout is
evident of the enthusiasm felt
by all. The winning rink was
skipped by Bev Wright and she
had Kay Duncan, Ev Wilkinson
and Dorothy Etue to help her.
Congratulations girls.
Corning in second was the
rink skipped by Maxine Martin
and third place was won by
yours truly, Connie McIntyre,.
and her team.
The draw prize of a curling
broom was won by Isabel
Sturdy. Looks a little fishy
Isabel!
In the course of -the general
meeting the various chairmen
informed the members of the
plat''' for this season and an-
swered questions from the
floor. All in all, a good evening
and a great start to the season.
On Sunday, November II, the
Sunday evening mixed league
got under way. The league has
nine teams this year with a bye
each week. All other draws are
to follow in turn- with most
draws finishing before Christ-
mas.
Doris Paquette, as District
Representative for SOLCA, had
a meeting last week with the
various clubs in the area
represented. This year
Maitland will be hosting the
Tankard competition on Feb. 6
and 7/74 and the Business
Girls' Tankard on Feb. 2!74.
More about ' these two corn-
petitons at a later date,
Memo to all the draw chair-
men etc. - Please pass along to
this writer any information you
wish included in the column
and I will be happy to do so.
That's it for this week folks.
Married in North Street Church
Rev. Robert Rayniont of-
ficiated October 20 in North
Street United Church amid
bouquets of mauve and white
mums centred in gold can-
delabra for the wedding of
Elaine Dorothy Fowler,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wor-
thy Fowler, RR 5 Goderich,
and William Lyle Brown, 84
Kingston Street, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Lorne Brown, RR 1 Kin-
cardine.
Soloist Miss Nancy Ander-
son, cousin of the bride,
Auburn, 'gang 0 Perfect Love
and Amazing Grace.
The bride was given in
marriage by her parents. She
wore a gown of sheerganza. The
empire bodice was accentuated
by a squared neckline trimmed
with delicate lace over a blue
satin ribbon. The gown
featured dainty Juliet sleeves
enhanced by the same chantilly
lace around rtl''e elbows and a
soft ruffle. Elegance was por-
trayed- in the gently -controlled
A-line skirt which had an, over-
skirt trimmed all the way
around with the same lace. Td
complete her bridal ensemble,
the bride chose a cathedral -
length veil edged with chantilly
lace and a matching Juliet cap.
She carried a stylized cascade
of stephanotis and miniature
white carnations centred with a
lavender castleya orchid.
Matron of honor was Mrs.
Julie Sprung, Goderich. She
wore a floor -length gown of
Fanshawe College student Moira Couper will be working
through the Goderich Recreation Department for the next
month as part of a student training program set up by the
school to give its recreation students on the job ex-
perience. Work in this part of the country is not new to
Mrs. Couper who worked during the summer of 1972 on a
children's recreation .program for municipalities without
recreation programs in Huron. While in Goderich she ,will
study any program ,institution which has arisen from the
Social Services Co-ordinating Committee survey conduc-
ted two years ago. (staff photo)
CHESS CLUB NEWS
Jim Weary strengthened his
hold on first place by winning
all three of his games last week.
Kick Kingsley won both of his
games to- take over third place
in Level 1. -
Ian Ross picked up a win and
a draw to move into Level 2.
Harold Kloeze won three of
four games to hold onto a
second level position. Laird
Eisler won his only game and
now holds the lead in Level 3.
Larry McDougall also had a
good night winning two of three
games to move up into Level
three.
The standings are as follows:
Level 1: Jim Weary with 13
wins and 1 loss for .929; Dennis
Little
6-1-0,,,857; Rick Kingsley
white sheerganza and blue
printed flocked sheer. The em
pire bodice was styled with a
squared neckline and shepher-
dess sleeves of white
sheerganza trimmed with
delicate swiss •guipure lace
7-1-1, .833; and Jim Kingsley 9-
2-1, .792.
Level 2, standings are --len
Wightman 8-3-0, .727 Dave
Weary'8-4-0, .667; Ian Ross 3-1
2, .667 and Harolditloeze, 11-6-
0, .647_,
Level 3: ,Laird Eisler with 7
wins, 5 losses and 0 ties for
-.583; John Kane 9-9-1, .50.0;
Glen Falkiner :3-3-0, .500; and
Larry McDciugall 6-11-0, .353. ,
Level 4: Kathy Weary with 2
wins, 13 losses and 1 draw for
.156; John Kloeze with 2-16-0,
.41; Melonie Johnston 1-84.
.111; and Dwight Aldham 1-12-0,
.077.
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which also; touched the
neckline, waist and cuffs. The
full circular skirt was of blue
flocked printed sheer. She
carried a Victorian cluster of
white starburst pompoms with
mauve miniature carnations
and aqua starflowers.
The bridesmaids, Miss
Carolyn Haggitt, RR 1 Blyth,
and Mrs. Angie Fowler, Down-
sview; were gowned identically
to the matron of honor.•
The groom was attended by
E3evan Brown, Wingham. Leon
Sprung, Goderich, and Don
Fowler, Downsview, ushered
guests from North Bay,
Toronto, Downsview,'Oakville,
London, Kincardine, Wingham,
Blyth, Auburn, Goderich and
the surrounding vicinities.
Pink and white streamers
and wedding bells decorated
Saltford Valley Hall where the
reception was held. The bride's
mother wore a two-piece pink
and white polyester crimplene
dress with a corsage of deep red
roses. The groom's mother
wore a dress' of fine trevera
crepe in aqua blue with full
chiffon sheer sleeves and a cor-
sage of yellow roses.
For a honeymoon in the
north-eastern United States,
the bride changed to a two-
piece ensemble with multi -color
long sleeved dress and navy
jacket accented by a corsage of
yellow roses.
The couple will reside at 275
Gibbons Street, Apt. A.,
Goderich.
Several showers were given
in the bride's honor. Mrs. Gor-
don Kaitting entertained for
neighbors and former Tiger
Dunlop Inn staff at her home.
Mrs. Oliver Anderson, aunt of
the bride, Auburn, was hostess
for a shower to which relatives
were invited. A shower was
held at the home of Mrs.
Donald Sprung, Goderich,
given by Mrs. Julie Sprung,
matron of 'honor,, for friends
and relatives.
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Two years ago, during the
summer of 1972, Moira Couper
of Bayfield first become in-
volved with recreation in
Huron County and now she is
back, for a few weeks at least,
working out of the Goderich
Recreation Office.
During the' summer months
two years ago Mrs. Couper
worked on a sport and,
Recreation supported program
to organize recreation for
children in towns and villages
where, community recreation
programs were iot - in
operation.
As a result of this work the
Provincial Sport and
Recreation people encouraged
her to look more seriously at
recreation and suggested she
enroll at college to become a
qualified recreation leader.
That is exactly what she did
and Mrs. Couper is now 'in her
final year .of a two-year
recreation course at Fanshawe
College.
As part of that college
program, students like Mrs.
Couper are sent out twice
during their final year to get
on -the -spot experience with
recreation offices throughout
Western Ontario. During
November she will be working
with Goderich Recreation
Director Mike Dymond and
again `in March she will be
gaining work experience on a
London community develop-'
ment project.
During this past summer she
worked with a senior citizens
summer program at a retreat
near Paris, Ontario and termed
that work "the most enjoyable,
fantastic and intriguing" work
she has ever undertaken.
"I am especially interested in
' senior citizens work and pre-
retirement programs," she ex-
plains.
Mrs. Couper. arrived in
Goderich a week ago,last Mon-
day and while here will be con-
ducting a review of programs
arising out ,of the 19'12 Social
Services Co-ordinating Com-
mittee survey as it applies to
recreation in Goderich.
"I'll be looking at the
recreation needs, as outlined in
that report, to see if anything
has been done about thern" she
explains.
Mrs. Couper is married and
the mother of four children,
aged 21, 18, 14 and 10.
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