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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1980-02-28, Page 181 SIONAJ.-STAR, TH' J!1t,SPA ; .oy. +analage try'te ?inn the Show. The sports governing body would have an eXeeative of perhaps nine or ten individuals. They would heave to make a full years cOM- nm:ittrnent . to, the job. There ' wpuid be an executive member for each of the sports and sulbpommittees would be farmed to look after specific areas for certain sports., "There would be no major committment except for 'the top executive positions," Moore said.. "The.more people we have, working then the less time they have to spend at it." To that end a §econd meeting has been called for Tuesday, March 4 at 8 p.rn:.n the Com- munity Centre Auditorium. The Sports Governing Body would just ask that more people do a little job and play a small part in minor sports. The Recreation Board has generally taken a very small role in their relations with sports groups. And their only involvement with the sports governing body will be to assist and help lessen the load. Moore said that most . minor sports organizations need more Parental support, not dissent. The governing body will be a learning process and they will have to define positions and stimulate people to get the job done. The March 4 meeting, according to Moore, is critical. He said the formation of the body is weeks behind already and ball and soccer registrations are around the corner. "We just can't leave it another week," he Colborne.... • from page 7 extended to these two students. Inthe Knights of Columbus basketball free throw competition held in Stratford recently, Doug Dickson on this com- petition for senior elementary boys and will be competing in Guelph in the near future. Congratulations! LOCAL NEWS Remember the card Dungannon, o ® from page • Mrs. Tinie Logtenberg and financial report was given by Mrs. Helen Dawson. The roll call, "Blues chasers for February" was answered by 12 -members. , FEBRUAl 28r 1884 said, 4:(A, *031411V-0114 Ine.eting we would like to. form the hod*, poll everything out•and get to worts, Anyone interested inworking, with,the sport governing body in any capacity ' is asked to attendthe meeting Tuesday at 8 •p..m. in the Community Centre auditorium. Psych un't:...., party to be held in Colborne Township Hall this Thursday, February 28 at 8 p.m. Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Les Pitblado last week were Mr. and Mrs. Norval Pitblado of Woodstock and Wendell Pitblado of Oakville. They attended the funeral of their, brother-in-law Charles (Chuck) Stewart. We are sorry to report Mrs. Lottie- Pope is a patient in Alexandra Marine and • . General Hospital, Goderich, having had a fall and fractured a bone in her** left arm. Her many friends and neighbours wish her a speedy recovery. Mr: -William Taman- _is_ - also a patient in Alexandra Marine and General Hospital, Goderich and his many Upcoming projects friends and neighbours were discussed. It was wish• him' a speedy decided to order several recovery. dozen church plates .• to The sympathy of the _ ell at_ tf .T?Lng„annon ycommunity is extended to the --family and relatives of • the late Charles Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart and family. liVed for a time. in Colborne Township. anniversary in August. Plans were made for UCW'share of World Day of Prayer program. Material for, a crib quilt has been purchased and quilting is to be held in near future. • Mrs. 'Emily Drennan read a Valentine verse, A Prayer of Love, and conducted a Bible Quiz. CHRISTIAN ' FELLOWSHIP CHURCH The young people of the church were hosts at a rally Friday night at -which the young people ▪ from Zurich Mennonite Church and Wingham Brethren Church were guests. A film called "The Climb was shown and much appreciated. The sponsors Murray and Ruth Martin led in a time of singing and" a devotional. Beth and Lori Gingrich from Hoiyrood sang several duets with Beth accompanying on the guitar. On Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. Gordon John- ston presented by slides and words, a look at the voluntary service work of the Mennonite Church, especially in the areas Where they have served for several terms, namely Algeria and Jamaica. Irene•Martin, president of' the • M.Y.F. in Dungannon was M.C. for the meeting. DUNGANNON UNITED CHURCH There will be no church or Sunday School in Dungannon United Church for the next two Sundays while redecorating is being done. • On Sunday, March 2 the Hi -C ,group under the leadership of Glen and Vanda McNeil will conduct • the service at Nile. World Day of Prayer is being held in the evening on Friday, March 7 at Dungannon Christian Fellowship, Church. It is hoped the evening service will allow more men to share in this. world-wide happening. . The Tyros are planning a Skiathon In the near future if weather and snow permit and may be asking for support in pledges. *from page 1 ward with other patients, for psychological reasons. Elmer Taylor, hospital administrator, said some reshuffling of hospital beds •.and some relocation of specific purpose rooms will 'take care of much of the space problem.. ' Taylor assured Dr. Rourke that everything. possible would be done to ensure that• the hospital's, present patient services will be provided,, and that the need for chronic private rooms will be recognized. Dr. Rourke said the doctors understood there are "only so many square feet" to. work with, and that it was quite an order to get t "everything in" without putting undue financial strain on the hospita-l's .-building... committee. Potter predicted some serious inconvenience to hospital staff and patients during the con- struction period, but claimed it was unavoidable. Heads around the board table nodded in acceptance. 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