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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1980-04-30, Page 15,.9 Board briefs BY CATH 'WOODEN The Goderich Recreation Board gave arena manager Peter Imanse the go ahead to buy 90 sets of precision roller skate wheels at its April 24 meeting. Imanse explained that the rental skates are deteriorating rapidly and that new skates could pay for themselves in a few years because of the Ropuiarity of . roller skating. The board ap- proved the purchasing of 40 pairs of wheel kits at $25 a kit, and passed a motion to buy at least 25 pairs of new skates next year. ++ Board member Peter Parent thanked the board for helping to make it possible for the bantam and midget hockey ex- change with Montreal and told them it was highly successful. He said that the boys would like to do it again next year, to which board member Elsa Haydon replied, "Next year .you might need a visa." +++ Rec director Jim Moore told the board that he was nervous about purchasing needed equipment for the summer concession booth under the grandstand because council has not yet approved a budget. Mayor. Harry Worsell told Moore to never mind about the budget and go ahead and buy a grill at a cost of about $650 if he needed it.. Elsa Haydon seconded his motion. +++ Program co-ordinator Jane Netzke reported to the board that the Far- mer's Market planned for this summer at the grandstand has received much interest from local residents. She said that a number of people have already registered for booth space and more are expected before June. +++ The board passed a motion prepared by the cultural sub -committee at its April 24 meeting to forward to council , the proposal that the Goderich Laketown Band be budgeted $1000 for operating expenses this summer. Bridge scores Bill Duncan and John Wood combined fora point total of 1141/2 to take top spot in the North- South section of play at the April 30 meeting of the Goderich Bridge. Club. There were nine tables -in play. . - Louise Hetherington and Mary Lapaine were second with 96 points, Gord Rutledge and Rick Somers third with 951/2 points and Teresa Donatis and Arlene Gibbons fourth with 88 points. Mary Donnelly and Eleanor Erskine topped the East-West division with 122 points while Bill Bradley and A. Weerasooriya settled for second place with 1131/2 points. Joanne Duckworth and Lee Ryan had 95 points and Barb Howe and Marian Lane 91. On April 25at the Brantford Sectional Tournament in Master Pairs, A. Weerasooriya and. John Wood finished first in their 12 -table section. Winner of the Most Improved Bowler award in the junior division was Mike Howe. The awards were presented at the Youth Bowling Council annual banquet last Friday at'the Legion hall. (photo by Cath Wooden) GODERICH INDUSTRIAL \J1A FASTBALL TEAM *TRYOUTS* Agriculture Park 6:00 P.M. Fridaji, May 2 Wednesday, May 7 Fridy, May 9 All Interested players are Invited to come out Winners of individual senior awards at the Youth Bowling Council banquet last Friday night, April 25 were from left, Deanna Such, Mike Ferguson, Cindy Smith, Terry Ryan, Doreta Jackson, and Terry Johnston. (photo by Cath Wooden) Sally Little, Joanne McWhinney,, Shelley Smith, and Jim Keller won junior Youth Bowling Council awards at the annual banquet held on April the Legion hall. (photo by Cath Wooden) Dancefit demo for ladies next week A new program for ladies that combines dance and fitness may, be started . in Goderich if there is enough .interest shown -at a demonstraton to be held this Tuesday. DanceFit is a highly successful program which has spread throughout Canada and the United States, says Jane Netzke, recreation prdgram co-ordinator. Its classes involve a com- bination • of dance and excerise to music. ation-a-l. Canadian' Director, Marg Bor- thwick, will be bringing some of . her . students from Sarnia to Goderich for two demonstrations on Tuesday, May 6. The demonstrations are from noon to one o'clock, and from 1:30 to 2:30. Admission is free and ladies may come and watch or participate. The demonstration will take place in the arena auditorium. Netzke said that if area ladies are enthusiastic about the program, the rec board will obtain an instructor for this fall. RAINBOW TROUT CATCH YOUR k!IiWN! 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See Our Multiple Choice of Volvo Models, Then Test One. Leas n9 Available. M -W MOTORS LTD. SALES & SERVICE 184 EAST ST., GODERICH/524-7212 • GOD ERICf ,SIGNAL-STAR,WEDNESDAY y Attend tourney Last Saturday, April 26, six Kinsmen Centre Workshop employees and three volunteers attended the annual Georgian $ay Bowling Tournament in Owen Sound. Diane. McCauley, Darien Pollock, Mary McNeil, Mary Kiveil, Louie Tha-uvette, and Francis Searale, along with Jane Netzke, and Cindy and Nancy Fisher attended the event which include over 300 par- ticipants from as far away as Guelph, Barrie, and Orillia. RIL 30,1980,P 9.90ERI MINOR MQCIfEX- SUPPORTERS CLUB b "To Be! Or Not To Be?" Come and express your opinion! Tuesday, May 6th at 7:00 p.m. AT THE ARENA AS PART OF ITS "CANADA WEEK" CELEBRATIONS THE Port of Goderich WILL BE HOLDING A CANADA WEEK PARADE SUNDAY AFTERNOON JUNE 29 at 2 P.M. The Parade will have as its themes: 1. FRIENDSHIP DAYS "Helping Our Neighbours" 2. FOUNDER'S DAY "Then and Now" Community Groups, industries, businesses, Towns, individuals, etc. are invited to take part. We are looking for Bands, Floats, antique cars, or Whatever! TROPHIES & PRIZES WILE BE AWARDED IN VARIOUS CATEGORIES CONTACF: D. R. BUNDY Phone 524-8895 dif ENTRY DEADLINE: JUNE 25 PORT OF GODERICH/TOURIST PROMOTION/DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE 59 VICTORIA ST., GODERICH GODERICH SUNSET GOLF COURSE, CLUBHOUSE &DRIVING RANGE 15 LIKE NEW USED 5 CLUBS JOIN THE SWING WHERE THE CUSTOMER IS KING! GREEN FEES • PLAY BETWEEN NOW & MAY 31 EACH TIME YOU PLAY FILL OUT A TICKET a OFF LIST PRICE EN I GOOD NEWS AT THE SUNSET OUR RATES HAVEN'T CHANGED - JOIN NOW 8 SAVE WITH LAST YEAR'S RATE! GOLF EQUIPMENT SALE OFFER GOOD UNTIL MAY 13'80 GOLF BALLS SPECIAL NEW GOLF CLUBS 20-40 '. OFF LIST PRICE BUY ANY NEW 11 PIECE SET OF CLUBS & GET A NEW GOLF BAG AT REG. `24.00 DOZEN ' , OFF LIST PRICE s, JL Now TOP LINE $I 20 DOZ. J BAG BOY 1 V GOLF CART SPECIAL % OFF -SES, J}.. 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