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The Goderich Lions Club Executive for 1987 is, left to right: front, Third Vice -President Er-
nie Porter, President Bob Woodall, First Vice -President Mel Bogie, Second Vice -President
Art Bourdeau; back, Treasurer Norris Peever, Attendance Rick Turner., Past President
Paul Spittal, Tailtwister Rd'n Kay, Lion Tamer Don McKenzie, Secretary Bob Murray.
( photo courtesy. Ralph Smitton )
Year's activities
discussed at
TO A.t E meeting
For over 35 years,. Joe Snider- of: Goderich served on the board of directors of Camp
!ilcnesetung, the summer camp of the United Church located on .the Lake Huron shoreline
just north of Goderich. Snider, now 91 years of age, began baord duties in 1950 and served as -
treasurer from 1954 to 1986. Members of•the board honored Snider's service with the presen-
tation of a commemorative plaque that will hang in the camps dining hall, a facility he was
responsible for building. Camp chairman, Joe'Pyrn )kneeling) of Centralia, property and
finance chairman. .Don Tow of-Wingham, secretary. Muriel Coulters, Bel.g"rave and Ruth
Alton, Lucknow, made the presentation to Snider ( seated) and his wife. ( photo by Dave
Sykes)
The annual meeting of the Maple Leaf
Chapter FODE was held on Tuesday,
February 3 at the home of Mrs. K.
Anderson.
Mrs. H.J. Murphy recapped the Chapter's
activities in an interesting comprehensive
report, highlighting the C'hapter's 85th an-
niversary year in Goderich. All committees
enjoyed a busy and productive year under
the leadership of Regent, Mrs. ('. Boddy,
enablinf the Chapter to contribute generous-
ly on natiohal, provincial and local levels.
The Opportunity Shop on East Street con-
tinues to be the Chapter's main source of
revenue. However, several s.uccessful Ways
and Means projects added significantly to
Chapter funds in 1986.
Mrs. A,A, Garland presented the follow-
ing slate of officers for 1987: Past Regent -,
Mrs. R.I,. McDonald; Regent - Mrs. C. Bod-
dy; 1st vice-president - Mrs. P. Strickland;
secretary - Mrs. H.J. Murphy ; assistant
secretary - Mrs. B.M.Koss; treasurer - Mrs.
R.B. Todgham; education secretary - Mrs.
C: Knight; services secretary - Mrs. R.C.
McCallum; citizenship' secretary - Mrs. J.
Schaeffer; membership secretary - Mrs.
A.A. Garland; echoes secretary - Mrs. R.
McGee; standard bearer - Mrs. W. Stan -
bury; and public relations secretary - Mrs.
R.J. Nephew.
Accepting the gavel for another year,
Mrs. C. Boddy thanked all Chapter
members for their unfailing support and ex-
pressed, her confidence that 1987 would be.
'another exciting year for the Maple Leaf
Chapter.
Worsell wins
Kinsmen draw
The Goderich Kinsmen Club held its se-
cond
monthly draw last week and the three.
grand prize winners were announced.
Bert Worsell •of Goderich won the first
prize,. a travel .voucher, while Elliott
Rivett won second prize. of $150 cash and
Bill Kirkey was the third prize winner and
will recieve a $100 ticket for next year's .
draws.
Sounds Of
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amorous affair with one of the lyorhen
cooks. Woody said it wasn't any. of his .,
business but if there was a statistician
around in those days he would've said
that one percent of the men were."
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"That ball, is h'it,it could be outta here -
back... back Moseby, back on the warn -
ring track...4he lunges.:. he's got it."
"Incredible catch by Lloyd Moseby
who may have been late reacting to the
crack' of the bat."
"So that's it for the Tigers inthe top of
the fourth. No, hits. no runs, one walk'.
Leading off for.the Jays it's Fernandez
then Bell, and l3arfield, and we'd like to _
remind all -you yaungstesc. oht-there-_- :... ..
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