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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-01-21, Page 711 GODERICH- SIGNAL -STAR, WED^'l•'SDAY, JANUARY 21, 1987 PAGE Legion auxiliary hold mmeeting On January 13 at 7:30 p.m., 62 auxiliary members met for their regular monthly meeting. President, Marg Baker called the meeting to order. Margery Farley was nitiated and became an auxiliary member. Corresponding secretary Iris Sampson read many thank - you notes from appreciative people as well as a letter from Ontario Provincial Com- mand. It stated that the Charitable Founda- tion Grants towards medical equipment had been distributed in the total amount of $230,886 to forty-four medical centres throughout Ontario. Our local hospital was one of these recipients. Upcoming events include: Earlscourt Euchre on Feb. '7, a Rummage and Bake Sale on April 25 and,Invitational Bowling on‘e,) - r-•• t- May 2. • .' The Huron -Branch fo the Royal Canadian Naval Veterans Association also established its Fifty dollars was donated to The Goderich Music Boosters Club. Comrade Phyllis Million won the mystery prize. The meeting was adjourned by Com- rade Joan Hoy. • CORRECTION The following names of Goderich Figure Skating Club members passing examina- tions on a recent test day were inadvertent- ly omitted from a story in the Dec. 24 issue of The Signal -Star. BEGINNER TO ELEMENTARY Margie Giesbrecht, 'Meghan Matthews, Stacey Scott, Amanda Proctor, Geoff Jackson, Shane. Hayter, Tennis Chisholm, Rhonda Watt, Karla -Jean Schmidt, Jessie D'Haliwal, Sara Cameron, and . Sarah, Crawford. ' ELEMENTARY TO BASIC Amanda Dekker, Mandy Mallough, N elissa Moore, Sara Deighton, Shauna Breen, Kristin Breen, Emily Kidd, Amanda Proctor, Shane Hayter, Nikki ,Blacker and A-manda Stuart. BASIC TO NOVICE I Roslynn Gottschalk, Aletia Warr, Tara Sturdy, Tory Westbrook, Wendy Chan, Kim Brownlee, Jennifer Yule, Monika Schuei:i, Kim Hogan, and Carol Potter. NOVICE I TO II Monika Schuett, Tanya Koestler,' Sarah Adamson, Roslynn Gottschalk., Angie.•Cor- riveau, Wendy' Bogie, Wendy Chan, Arman - da Scott, 'Kim Brownlee, Debilyn Greene, and' Carol Potter.. NOVICE II TO III Sarah 'Adamson, Sherri Peet, Kim Brownlee, Angie Corriveau, Tanya Koestler, Wendy Bogie, Wendy Chan, Monika Schuett and Tami Morris.' NOVICE III TO IV Marcia Salm, Amy Smith, Kathy Ingham, Sonja Blacker, Susan Potter and Sue Ingham. NOVICE, IV TO°JUNIOR Sonja Blacker, Marcia Salm, Amy Smith, Kathy Ingham, Sherry Stephenson, Jackie Henry and Angie Duncan. FIGURE I Amy Smith, Marcia Salm, Jackie Henry and Sherry Stephenson. FIGURE II Vicki Rock, Tafline Scott,',Jackie Henry and Sherry Stephenson. FIGURE III` Connie Clifford and Suzanne Schultz. -FIGURE IV Angie Skelton, Julie Cook, Kendra Fry, Suzanne Schultz, Becky Schuett and Tara McKinnon, STROKING 1 Sherry Stephenson, Jackie Henry, Amy Smith, Kathy Ingham and Sonja Blacker. STROKING III . Suzanne Schultz, Becky Schuett and Tara McKinnon: FREt SKATE I Jackie Henry, Sherry Stephenson In the Jan. 14 issue of The Signal -Star, some errors were made in the story on the' Goderich Figure Skating Club competi- tion, which appeared on Page 1A. Winners, in order of finish, in the com-• petition for the Zoie Raithby Trophy for Senior Pairs Freestyle were: Sonya Mc- Callum, Jillian O'Neill; Emma Holl- ingworth, Becky Schuett; Theresa H'erguson, Paula Glew..Jillian O'Neill, not Paula Glew, finished third in competition for the Dechert Trophy for Intermediate Dance. committee structure for the coming year at, a recent organizational meeting. The associa- tion's committee chairmen include; (back row from left) Reg Huckins, truste; Bruce 1 Mansz, Ways and Means; and Ed Tonks, Historian. The front row includes; George Tipert, trustee; John Stringer, bulletin editor; Ed Linnen, master at arms and master of the eolour. party and,Reg Barker, Sick and Welfare and Legion Liason. Trustee Basil Hall was absent for the photo. (photo by Dave Sykes) - The Huron Branch of the Royal Canadian Naval Veterans Association recently elected its executive for the 1987 calendar year. The new executive includes: (back row from left) Lane Gardner, director and Ed Stiles, treasurer. The front roW rncl•ud'es; Jack Hinton, first vice; Charlie Hancock, president, and Wilf Denomme, second vice. Secretary, George Woodall was absent. (photQby Dave Sykes) " • Loc'aish resid`ok f'.rwarrto the new year One year, 12 months, 52 weeks, 365 days no matter. how you look at it, -it's a long time. And, yet, has it really been long ' enuugh to do all the things we should have done and mean to do and would have done if we hadn't been so busy/ But, •now we have a new year ahead of us. One year to live a better life. 'TwePt'e months to spend helping our neighbors. Fifty-two weeks in which to make new friends and to cement old friendships. Three hundred and sixty five'days to pray for a better life. With God's help we can do it. The coin- munity and I wish you a very Happy New Year! People news Rhetta MacLennan was allowed home for a couple of days of the holidays from, the Wingharn hospital. Those With her for Christmas were Marion Maclennan, Bruce and Louise Miller of Palmerston and Margaret Morton and her two , children, Lena and Jason, of Point Clark. Jim and Cecil Webster of Waterloo were home for Christmas and, due to the Plant closure until after the New Years, are spending their holidays with their mother Kae Webster. On Christmas, Kae, Jim and Cecil had their Christmas dinner in "Goderich with Norma Young. • Those with Barry and Betty Jones for Christmas were their two daughters, Sherry of London and Sharlene, and Barry's mother Gerturde Jones of St. Marys. Sunday. visitors with Mrs. Stella Irwin and Lloyd of Kinloss were 'Charles and' Mayme Wilkins and sons, Bill, Larry, Jack Wilkins and their families of Ashfield Township, and Ken Wilkins. Also, visiting - were Charlie and Ruby Reich of Woodstock and Laura and Mabel Camp -- bell of Toronto.' Christmas visitors with Charles and Mayme Wilkins were Laura and Mabel Campbell of ' Toronto; Lloyd Irwin of Kinloss Township; -Barbara Wilkins of LOCF I A L H NEWS Kao Webster, 395-257 l,?bris; Bill and Joanne Wilkins, Ian and Stacy; Larry and Janet Wilkins, and Laura and Adam, ,Jack. 'Sharron and Timothy Wilkins, all•;�f Ashfield Township: :Allen and Janet e k of Wallaceburi;; Elizabeth -°.'_ kin .'of Mount Forest: aiul David Dadson and Ken Wilkins. " Ebner and Edna Culbert and George, Andrea, .Julia and Michael MacDonald were in Kincardine on Christmas with Mike and Brenda Lazette and family. Ewen .and Marj MacLean.. held their Christmas in Kincardine at the home of •l' wan's sister, MrS. Isabel Martyrs. On Saturday evening, Jim. •Cecil -and Kae Webster went to see Rhetta MacLen- nan at her home as she was home for a fejt days at New Year's. Others that 'were there included, Louise Millar of Palmerston, Florence MacLennan and her friend Shirley of Kitchener and Marion Maclennan. Elizabeth Wilkins of Mount Forest and Ken Wilkins of Ricfgetown wore home on the weekend with their parents Charles and Mayme Wilkins. On Friday evening, Kae, Jim and Cecil Webster visited in Kincardine at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 'Hartley Watson. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon..l(obb and their son , Glen Robb of Ashfield 'Township had their New Year's dinner at Li.en's Head with Ed - vin and Janice McClutcheon and family. 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