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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-04-13, Page 15BY,ANNE NOPAMM, *web 80th was a Moat !memorable evening for the Ladies' ad es Section .,of the Maitland Curling Club. Not only did it signify the end of another successful curling season with«the usual display of talent andsldlls on ice, but "new talent" was discovered off ice, as well, in the form of '"her Maitland Ladies' Easter Parade of Fashions", but more about that later! The evening got off to a great start with cocktails and another fine dinner prepared by Debbie and her staff. The curlers are most appreciative to Deb for her continued effort throughout the seeson to ...... .-..o-..v ide Cem without 1aiI g . q�htY meals. .mdime; d� " brief business Meeting was con- ducted and a "Special . Presentation", was made to honor Skip, laleanor Er skine, who curled magnificently' all year and• won practically everything , there was to win! With all due respect to Eleanor's humbleness though, victory is a team effort and Eleanor achieved her many suc- cesses with the help of three other talented, curlers, as well. Still, Eleanor, you've got to face up to it, YOU'RE DARNED GOOD! ! Ness;slate of officers. for1�: the.. >i4season was an- nounced and they are as follows, -president ,r. Vicki Culbert, vice president Emily Crew,'secon,. vice Karen Kirk,. secretary - Doreen Garrow, treasurer - Muriel Kellough, social - Eileen Beaucheni n and kesiie Zolob, bonspiel Helen Dickie, Gerry ,Kiir brigg and Faye Ribey, jitney - Phyllis Lawrence, Dana Garrett and Georgia Ball, ways and means - Joanne McCallum and Sandy Braid, draw conveners - Johnine Strickland and Ann Kuran andpress reporter - Joanne McCallum. Skating Club awards trophies... •f ompage2.' Trevor Bazinett, Jason La- jeunesse, David McCurdy and David Bogie; Badge No. 4: Drew Macauley, Ken Bet- ties, David Boyce, Scott Mc- Callum, Jason Meriam, and Robbie McGraw; Badge No. 6: Ryan Fagan, Justin Fagan and Chris O'Neill; Badge No. 7: Ryan Fagan, Justin Fagan, Chris O'Neill, Lonnie Romig and Glenn Woodard. The following Badges were passed by the Figure Skaters. Novice I: Angela Hoy, Tanya Ross, Jennifer Parker, Farrah Gilchrist, Shelley Carver. Novice II: Susan Bell. Dance I: Cindy Culbert, Kim Linklater and Tracey Thornicroft. Dance II: Kathy Garrett, Melanie Hollingworth, Becky Penn, Melissa Purser, and Angela Larder. Dance III: Kelly Pond and Angela Larder. Figure I: Theresa Ferguson. In the beginner to basic skating the following passed their: Beginner's Badge: Susan Lundie, Sean McDade and Mark Mathers. The Stroking Badge was presented to: Sally Mabon, Erin Purser, Suzanne Shultz, Julie Cook, Susan Lundie, April Bartliff, Karen Har- rison, Kristy McGee, Cathy Oatman, Shane Oatman, Ian Parker and Vickie Rock. The Elementary Badge was awarded to: Kari David- son, Angela Duncan, Mark Hoy, Tara McKinnon, Jeremy Lassaline, Jamie Redmond and Kendra Fry. - The Basic Badge was presented to Lisa Wray, Maureen Murphy. On the Brussels Test Day which was held on March 9, the Senior Bronze Free Skate was passed by Susan Cook. Susan also passed the Silver dance. Jennifer Huyck also passed the Silver dance. During the Goderich Test Day which was held March 15, Angela Larder and Jillian O'Niell passed the Preliminary Figure test. Other Preliminary Dances were passed by: Kim Linklater and Sandra Mathers (Dutch Waltz) ; Becky Penn, Kathy Garrett, Shannon McNeill, Melanie Hollingworth, Susan Bell and Tyler Brady (Canasta Tango); Kelly Pond and Angela Larder (Swing). In Junior Bronze Dances were passed by: Tammy Marshall, Maureen Scott and Alison Powell (Ten Fox); and Emma Holl- ingworth, Tammy Marshall, Maureen Scott, Alison Powell and Jackie Crawford (Fiesta). At the Blyth Test Day which was held on March 25, Tammy Marshall and Jackie Crawford passed the Junior Bronze Dance (Willow). Michael Barger passed the Senior Bronze Dance (Euro- pean 14 Step). During the Brussels Test Day which was held on March 31, 2nd Figure was awarded to Devin Horton. At the West Lorne Test Day which was held on March 30, Debbie Horton was awarded the Senior Silver Dance (Paso). At the end of the season the club presented Coach, Miss Margaret Dupee with a gift. Margaret is leaving the club to continue her education at university. The club members are sorry to see Margaret leave, as they have enjoyed having her with them. The skaters have learned many things from Margaret. She has been a dedicated coach. They wish Margaret all the best in the coming year. The parents of the skaters are reminded bf the Annual Meeting to be held on Thursday, April 14th, at 7:30 at the Recreation Office at the Grandstand. The new Board will be elected at this meeting. Chess Club starts playoffs Recent playoff action at the Chess Club has been very exciting. In Level I play, Doug Brindley and John George split their first three games with a win each and a draw. John managed to win the fourth game and will play Louis Stadelman in the semi-finals. In other quarter -final action, Dennis Lit- tle won two out df three games over Brian Miller and advanced to the semi-finals where he has a one game edge over -Bob Dick. In Level II play, Les Willems defeated Charlie Cook. Les will now play Mark Maurer who beat Mike Cox in quarter -final action. The winner of their match will play Walter Gottschalk who defeated John, Stokes and George Barwick to get to the finals. In Level III action, Barry Page defeated Bob Madson. ' Mike Maurer beat Mike Mason and will now play Barry in semi- final action. In the other half of the draw, Tom Kelly beat Brian Brindley and then lost to Paul Plunkett. Paul will play either Mike or Barry in the final. In Level IV play, John McDonagh and Dennis Schneider both, advanced to the semi-finals and will meet Tom Donnelly and Eric Hallam respectively. Eric knock- ed off Grant Lounsbury to earn his semi- final spot. Join us at the Maitland OPEN FOR THE SEASON Friday, April 15'83 lfa Welcomes You This Season To GOLF & TENNIS MEMBERSHIPS NOW AVAILABLE Pro Shop Open - Come In And Select Your Equipment From Our Large Display FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL 524-9641 4 dinner, four rnt ends of .r g wre enjoYed by the ladies and their guests. Three teams were awarded prises end the lag team with theqint points was slipped bY'Dana Garrett with Eileen Beauchemin, Georgia Ball and Irla Stewart. Second winner was Kay King, Gerry Zurbrigg, Emily Crew and Sally MacEwan Coming it third was Jo -Ann Lucas, Joanne McCallum, Muriel Kellough and Ann Kiran. Finally, to top this evening off, the ladies' executive sur- prised their members with, UGH, "The Maitland Ladies Easter Parade of Fashions". Since all the participants were equally as hideous but unique, mind you, . it would be unfair for -this reporter to try and single out any one model for special merit but a brief commentary, I cannot resist, so here goes. Phyllis Lawrence led the parade, and she actually looked respectable, even kind of cute, but things got progressively worse quickly! Phyl did look good in pink but soon went red when the bunny on her bonnet meed upon the floor. Ever so carefully then, Karen Kirk sashayed in wearing an evening gown, of sorts, adorned by a horse hair fur? "A Trigger original designed by Roy", proclaim- ed Karen. Kay King came next modelling, well, I still haven't figured it out yet, but she resembled The Pokaroo from The Polka Dot Door. Following Kay, and she's a hard act to follow, Sandy Braid strutted in fres') farom -her Bahamian retreat, still brown and still smilin g, L, gking very rzi►ieh like a teacher -type tourist, I would be hard pressedto, chole the nicest part.' of her • ensemble but I would say it u was• a toss-up between the sunglasses and the wash 'n wear knee sox! Kay Duncan modelled something from California.. Send it back for a refund Kay, soon! .If you really want to attract attention while sit.: ting on the Maitland Ter- race, I suggest you borrow either Johnine's or Vicki's outfit, or both. Next across the floor slunk Emily Crew, and I'm sure that one wink from this raven -haired beauty would have reduced someone like Valentino to a pile of 'jelly. Her natural Maitland River Rat fur was a nice touch but the rose hose and blue danc- ing slippers, well, well that brings me to our last model, thank God, the one and only, Vicki Culbert. Vicki modell- ed a casual but classy (fox collared, you know) housecoat with very little underneath. All joking aside, the models did a terrific job and their originality and good sportsmanship helped make an already successful even- ing even more enjoyable. Honorable mention here must go out to Ardith Brisette who looked utterly adorable in her cuddly bun - GOD.ERBCH SIGN* . 'TAR WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1983 -PAGE 3A n Y suit MOM ., throwing ; clrocointe everyone. 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