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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-04-15, Page 11Ringette teams have awards banquet On Friday . night, the Goderich Ringette Association held a potluck banquet to round out their year, Representatives of the Goderich Optimist Club were. on hand topresent each senior girl with a medallion on a,, red ribbon. The senior team, in turn, presented their sponsors with the W.O.A.A. senior ringette trophy for the 1980-81 season. The Goderich Lions Club was represented by Pete Bettger who presented each junior girl with a medallion on a gold chain from the G.R.A. The senior girls also received a medallion on a gold chain from the G.R.A. Each medallion ' was in- scribed with the player's name on the back. Dave Parks of the G.R.A. presented .. plaques to; secretary treasurer, Ruth Oke; senior team manager and referee, Debbie Brown; timekeeper, Leslie Rean; timekeeper and referee, Wayne Herton. Jane Netzke and Marilyn Aubin of the Goderich Recreation Office were also present. The Goderich Ringette Association thanks John Nichol and Brian Sylvester from Stratford who volun- teered their time to coach and train the senior team Those are not Grade 6 Robertson students laying on the floor, that's seaweed. The Dancemakers conducted dance workshops at Robertson and St. Mary's on Monday and Counties have new culture consultant Effective. April 1,1981,ser vices of the Ministry of Culture and Recreation in Perth and Huron Counties will be handled by a new con- sultant. .... . Melanie McLaughlin, formerly . responsible for North Huron and South Grey and Bruce Counties, is replacing Al Sinclair who has worked for the ministry in Perth and Huron since June, 1976. Mr. Sinclair is taking responsibility for Elgin and Kent Counties. • The staff changes are part of a re -alignment of staff responsibilities in the 'ministry's southwest field unit designed to equalize workload. _Located. in the Hanover of- fice, Miss McLaughlin joined the ministry's field staff in January, 1978, following employment with the --7nivefaity of Waterloo's ea - ordination department and the City of Woodstock's recreation department. The Ministry of Culture and Recreation field con- sultants provide access to a wide range of ministry ser- vices, including organiza- tional consulting, staff development, resource material and financial assistance programs. All of these are designed to assist in the development of local cultural and recreation op- portunities and organiza- tions. GODERICH INDUSTRIAL FASTBALL LEAGUE NEW PLAYER ENTRY FORM if you wish to piny fastboll In the G.1.F.f9 you must meet one of the following eligibility requirements: a) be a resident of Goderich or live within a 10 mile radius. b) be employed in Goderich or within a 2 mile radius. c) be a student of G.D.C.I. sometime during the current season. Name Address Last Team Position _ SIGNATURE COMPLETED FORMS ARE TO RE SUBMITTED by APRIL 20, 1981. MAIL ENTRY FORMS TO: MYLES MURDOCK 1ST WELLINGTON ST. S. GODERICH, ONT. NTA 3T3 SRA -45110 Phone OR LEAVE AT: KIRKEY'S CAR CARE 80 VICTORIA ST. GODERIC14, ONT. Tuesday, as part of. their two days (Photo by Cath Wooden) this year. Angela Carter and Donna Murray also did coaching and training duties for the junior team. A special thank you goes out . to Dick Eisler and Bluewater Cable TV, the mothers who helped serve at „ the banquet and to all parents and people who assisted with transportation to away games. Winning coach A bit of sports nostalgia was replayed recently when Brian Carroll coached his Strathroy Franklin Motors "BB" Bantam hockey team to an All Ontario cham- pionship. Brian, son of Mr. -and Mrs. Howard Carroll of Goderich, was a member of the Goderich Legion = Bantam "B" hockey team when it won All Ontario in 1959-60.T He`was still a member of the team: when it won the All Ontario runner-upcham- pionship in 1960-61. Twenty years later, last Sunday, Brian - saw his Bantams defeat Port Hope 5- 2 to win the 1980-81 All Ontario series. Plans underway.. Plans are well underway for the rapidly approaching Nielsen Field Classic slated for May 2 in Seaforth. The 1981 meet marks the second year the event will be held, and organizers are op- timistic the Classic will pro- vide even greater competi- tion than it did in its record setting inaugural yea_ r. In 1980 five of the winners in the eight -event meet. went on to claim Ontario''Federa- tLon "of `Secondary_ Schools (OFSSA) titles. One of the winning athletes, Johnny Nielsen (after whom the event is named) of Seaforth has just completed his . first year on an athletic scholarship in Michigan. Last year Nielsen set. shot putrecords throughout the province and his effort in the Classic swiftly provided credibility for the youthful event. The prime mOver in the field classic, is Terry Johnston- -.- coach and physical education in- structor at Seaforth District High School. Johnston says this year early indications: are that the number of par- ticipants could quadruple that of last year. The organizer says the rapid growth is easy to understand. . "They. (other coaches and athletes). were II very impressed with the way the meet was run last year. They have talked with other, II people and told them they'd be back this year." Funding for the Nielsen Field Classic is raised through donations and from fund raising events. "My object is to bring peo- ple into the area and show thema small School can -, have the facilities a larger school can have," explained ma Johnston. The field used for the event IN at . Seaforth District High School has newly con structed shot put and discus rings and plans are in the works for all -Weather rub- berizedrunways. . As was demonstrated last year, the Nielsen Field Classic offers first rate com- petition as high school athletes gear up for other II majorevents of their season. 1 GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY,APRIL 15,1981—PAGE 11 11 111 111 1111 11111 1111 11111 111111 1 (For First Time Buyers) If you've been thinking about b.,yir‘g i motorcycle but haven't really made uF, mind...talk to anybody who ow.., They'll tell you it's the best investment they ever made. 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