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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-09-23, Page 21GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1981 -PAGE 3A GLT news ast chosen for f play BY JOYCE K.URAN Audiences will enjoy see- ing some new faces on the Goderich Little Theatre stage this season as well as some very familiar ones. Rehearsals have begun and director Stephen Norton has chosen the following for his __cast for• the' first play, "Egad! The Woman in White": G'r Percival Glyde, Arie Van der "Endo; Dora, Maureen Penn; Lawyer Gilmore, Jim Thompson; Countess Fosco, Anne Coulter; Mrs. Catherick, Eloise Thorne; Fredericka Fairlee, Kathy Jenkins; Marian, Caroline Cass; Laura, Diana Scott; Walter Hartrigh,t, • Stephen Longwell; Miss Peach Hat- tie Bolsby; and 'the Mysterious Woman in White. The play will be produced October 29, 30 and 31 and November 5, 6 7. You won't want to rniss it! G.L.T.'s first and last an- nual "Barn Cleaning Party" was a tremendous success. Many thanks to all of those who helped. Special thanks to the social committee 'and head chef Wayne De Bolt for providing an absolutely delicious lunch. Seasons tickets have been on sale for the past week. If you haven't purchased your ticket yet, contact Mary, Lynn Telford at 524-9635. Remember to keep your non - winning Wintario tickets and you can save up to $6 on a Goderich Little Theatre season's ticket. HIGHLAND DANCING CLASSES commences SATURDAY CTOBER 10TH TEACHER: Mary Lynne Telford S.O.T:A.;D.A.T.D. Masses •15. per month U. 524-9635 IFOR MORE • NFORMATION rSAVE NOW DURING CASHWAY'S END OF SEASON CLEARANCE Maitland Country Club held its championship day on Saturday and golfers were awarded with trophies, plaques, and prizes. From left are Margaret Evans who won the Mrs. George Bruce Trophy for reducing her handicap the most, Verne Frith, who won the Maitland Trophy, and Hazel Beaver, who won the Rose Bowl Trophy. Missing were club champion Della Bedard, and scotch two -ball winners Janet Gemmell and Bertha McGee. I Photo by Cath Wooden) Della wins championship September 15 was the final Ladies Night at Maitland Country Club before championship 'day last Saturday. Winners of the first flight were: Marg Evans, Hazel Beaver, Verna Kane 1 putts) ; second flight, Jean ',Knight, Edna Looker, Janet Gem - mill, Jean Hanly (putts); third flight, Mary Lapaine, Bertha McGee, Kay Duncan l putts ).; fourth flight, Joanne Jasper, Catherine Walsh, Pat Tyndall, Joyce Shack '(putts); closest to the pin No.1 was Verne Frith. , Championship Day . was held Saturday, September 19 • under a cool cloudy sky. In the ladies 'section, the winners were Della Bedard as club champion, with runner up Doris Paquette. Janet Gemmill and Bertha McGee received the Grace Neville trophy presented by Grace for winning the Scotch Two -Ball. Hazel Beaver and Rene Neal were runners up; Hazel Beaver won the Rose Bowl with runner up Verna Kane. The Maitland Trophy was won by Verne Frith with runner up Carol Hunter. Marg Evans was 'winnerof r. the Mrs. Geor.ge Bruce trophy for the player who lowers her handicap the most. Joanne Jasper won the Mini Rose Bowl and Mary Lapaine was runner up. . During Championship Day play, in the first flight, Verna Kane and Shelagh Sully were first and second for low Save some garden You don't have to lose all of your garden plants to autumn frosts. Save some for next year's garden by taking cuttings now, says Bob Fleming, - Ontario Ministry of Agriculture arid Food horticulturist. Save money next year by taking cuttings of geraniums and coleus now," he says. "Select healthy' cuttings, break them at the joints, and remove damaged or diseased foliage." For best results, root the cuttings in a mixture of .equal parts of.sarid and peat moss. • Stick,. the ciyttings firmly into the mixture. Water just enough to moisten the growing medium Place the cuttings in a sunny location for three to. four weeks. Once the fibrous roots appear, the plants can be transplanted into pots. Transplanted cuttings grow best , in a cool, bright win- dowsill during the winter. Chives, parsley and dwarf herbs can also be moved indoors for the autumn and winter months to provide an indoor supply of herbs to accent salads and meat dishes. Dig a small section of chives in the garden, taking care ,to ,lig around the, out- side of the plant to prevent root daniage. Lift the section and plant in a flower pot of regular potting soil. Water after putting to stimulate new gr owth. Parsley, basil, rose -nary and other small herbs can be moved indoors,by replanting in flower pots. The only eekaI n'gttil plenty of sunshine. gross, Hazel Beaver and Doris Paquette were first and second for low net, and Doris Paquette won putt$. In the second flight, Janet Gemmill and Edna ,Looker were low gross, 'Sally MacEwan and ..Joan. McDougall were low net, and Edna Looker won putts. In the third flight, Verne Frith and Kay Duncan were low gross, Carol Hunter and Marilyn James were low net, and Kay Duncan won putts. In the fourth flight, low gross winners were Joyce Shack and Nora More, low net winners were Lyn Edward and Catherine Walsh, and putt winner was Joyce Shack. • Winners of the longest drive on No.9 were Shelagh Sully for °first flight, Ardith Brissette and Jean McDougall for second flight, Verne Frith for third flight, and Lyn Edward for fourth flight. Closest to the pin on No.1 was Verna Kane. In the men's section, Steve .Durst won the.. Papemick Trophy • with Larry McDougall coming in second. Steve Durst also won the championship flight. Larry McDougall • won second flight, Jack Hinton and Stan Paquette were first and second in the. third flight. The Kane Award was won by John Stringer in 1981 and Randy Hug ill in 1980. Inchampionship day play, senior low gross for the Ron Menzies Trophy was Russ 1 1 1 Gemmill and low net was Frank Donnelly. 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