HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-06-16, Page 16Frank Grahain and Graham
Hamilton.
There will be a Men's Field.
Day on June, 27: •
The resiilts of Ladies' Nde
were;
First flight; Della Bedard,
Joyce Bolton, and Verna
Kane
Second flight; Ellen
Connelly, ltoseniary
Armstrong and Marilyn.
Graham.
Third flight; Pat
Dockstader, and Dccothy
Bourdeau.
Fourth flight;- Ruth
Bushell, Velma Haylow and'
Betty Fuller.
Closest to the Pin; was
Mary Lynn Telford. Thur-
sday will be another pin day.
The next two -ball will be
on June, 20 at 2 p.m. for
eighteen boles of golf.The
couples tauriiametit win be
held June
Congratulations to Brian
Reeve and Leroy Bedour
who were prize wimiers in
Hanover. Also. to Rosemary
Armstrong, Marg .. ...
Joyce Scott, mom
and Marilyn Graham who
were prize winners in
Wingham.
PAGE 2A--GODIHJCH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, 1982,
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re skating club elects executive
The Goderich Figi re
Skating Club recently held
its annual meeting to elect
an executive for the 1982/83
season. The new president is
Shirley Woodard; first vice-
president - Linda Hruden;
secretary - Penny Crawford;
and treasurer - Debbie Dun -
AS PART OF STS "CANADA WEEK" CELEBRATIONS
THE
Port of Goderich
WILL BE HOLDING A
CANAD
WEEK
PARADE
SUNDAY AFTERNOON
JUNE 27 at 2 P.M.
If your dub or organization
would like to enter our
parade. here ore entry
categories and prizes
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OF ENTRY
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Service Club/Organization 90
Church, School, Family 90
Antique Vehicles
Horse - Horse Drawn 550
IST 2ND
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'25
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ADDRESS
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1.
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PHONE
can. Board members are
Anita Bartliff, Dawn Parker,
Wayne Parker, Brenda Di-
neen, John Hruden, Becky
Mclvor, Joan Armstrong
and John Barger.
At a general meeting
Shirley, Woodard was ap-
pointed private lesson chair-
man and booth chairman.
Linda Hruden is precision
and test chairman. Debbie
Duncan is telephone com-
mittee; Anita Bartliff -
music chairman; Dawn
Parker - publicity; Brenda
Dineen - membership chair-
man; John Hruden - ways
and means chairman; Becky
Mclvor - social chairman;
Joan Armstrong - Jr. N.S.T.
and Jr. competition chair-
man.
There are three vacancies
on the board and if any
parent is interested in help -
Ing out, it would be greatly
appreciated. It is important
that there, is a full board so
the club can function proper-
ly. If you do not wish to be on
board but would be willing to
be an assistant to one of the
board members, please
phone Shirley •Woodard at
524-2T ; . A Carnival Chair-
man is needed.
•
The Goderich Figure
Skating Club had a very suc-
cessful 1981-82 season. Many
skaters did very well at com-
petitions during the year.
Debbie Horton made it to the
Canadians in the novice
dance category with her
partner Curtis Moore of
Wingham. The club is very
proud of Debbie_
The Club also had a very
successful carnival this
year. It is hoped the club will
be able to continue the good
work in the coming year.
Some skaters attended
Spring skating school•, In
Wingham. The 'teats- paIied
were: Jackie Crawford = %W-
ing dance, Lipa Fisher.' -
tango dance; Emma' Holl-
ingworth - canasta dance;
Devin Horton m 14 step
dance; John Broden - first
figure; Melissa Braden
first figure; Roxanne Warr
ten fox dance; Nancy
Woodard - European and 14
step dances.
going to sullener skating
schools in Toronto, London,
Windsor, Chatham and Cam
bridge. They are wished
well.
The club is sorry to be los-
ing its professional coach,
Rick Pettit. Rick and his
wife. Debbie are going to Min
Flon, Manitoba to teach at
the Skating Club there. They
are wished the best in their
new.club.
Maitland has a busy week
BY IRLA STEWART
It was a busy week at the
Maitland. On Monday, June
7th, 38 men played in Men's
Night, some barely finishing
as a thunder storm brewed.
The winners were Tony
Bedard and Bob Sproule,
with Dave Brereton and
Steve Durst tying for third.
There were two special
prizes given - one for closest
to the pin on Hole No. 1, and
the other for closest to the
pin on the second shot on
Hole No. 5. Tony Bedard won
the first one, with Don
MacEwan only inches from
the pin on Hole No. 5.
On Tuesday, June 8th, the
Weather was perfect as 27
golfers turned out for excellent condition
Ladies' Night. First Flight
scores came in. Marie Huff
won the trophy, with Della
Bedalyd a very close runner
up. Other winners were First
Flight - Maxine Martin and
Verna Kane; Second Flight -
Joan McDougall and
Marilyn Cornish; Third
Flight - Irla Stewart and
Joyce Shack. After playing
18 holes, the players were
more than ready for the.
delicious salad plate and
strawberry shortcake serv-
ed by Kim ... a great finish to
a challenging day.
Don't forget
started - all
members welcome - some on
Friday afternoons, some on
Sunday afternoons. Pick up
a schedule in the pro shop
and come out when you can.
It's great fun. On Sunday,
June 13th (the first 2 -Ball of
the season) the winners were
John Kane and Manlyn'Cor-
nish.
Next Friday, June 18th is
the Spring Swing dinner and
dance. See you all there.
Golf course in
winners were. Della Bedard
and Maxine- Martin, with
putting won by Verna Kane.
Second. Flight was won by
-Janet Gemmill, With Jean
Knight coming in second,
and putting won by Grace
Neville. Third Flight win-
• ners were Marilyn Cornish
and Chris Hoffmeyer, with
best .putter Bertha McGee.
• Fourth flight winners were
Iria Stewart, Eileen
Beauchemin, and Auleen
Curry, with putting won by
Joanne Jasper.
Saturday, June 12th was
Maitland Trophy Day.
Although attendance , was
down a little from former
years, therewas keen com-
. petition, and some fine
BY MARLENE
MC DOUGALL
Now that the weatheris
finally improving I sure hope
everyone has been able to
get our golfing. The course is
in excellent condition
especially this time of year.
The results of Men's Nite
were: Low Gross, Ticker
Mero, Low Net, Dan Donnel-
ly and Closest to the Pin was
Tony Bedard.
First flight; Ron Smith,
Don Armstrong, and Tim.
O'Brien.
Second flight; Jill Neal,
Brian Stewart and George
Bolton.
Third flight; Don Ellison,,
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