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PAGE li*-QOLrRICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, AUGUST 1'2,1970 •
lioretteseat Seulor
The Goderich Sailoretts
seored.twelve runs in the ftftlx•.
and . sixth innings as they
hammered the Seaforth
„, Heritage Home crew by a 15-8
;score..
;:1 Wanda Million led Goderich
with three runs as Donna Lee.
and Kathy ,;.McKellar each
tallied two for Seaforth.
The sailorettes drew, ,first
blood in the second inning,
holding . Seaforth hitless -
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through three. Wanda Mi'ilion
and Jo;; ce' McIver both
crossed the plate for
Goderich. .
They upped their lead to
three in the third inning,
Karen Tindall s oring .an a
Becky McIver dale;
Seaforth marked their first
run in the ,fourth; . Shirley
Jauruma crossing the'.pldte on
c Gina Dupee's hit. The fourth
,was "the only -ifining:Goderich
UN3ET
BY JOANNE WALTERS- :
With the -Men's Invitational
less than a week away, Leroy
• and his crew are busily
preparing the .course. The
greens .and fairways should
be in top condition by Wed-
nesday, August 18.
We've had some' good-
- golfing weather this week..
Men's' Night on Tuesday,
August 3 was well attended.
Low gross for the night was
Greg Hansen and low net
went to Kerry Willows.
Congratulations Greg , and
Kerry! •.....
First flight winners were
Bob ..Greer, Doug Spitzig,
'Brute . Erskine and Paul
. Baechler; second flight, Jim .
Hayter, Tom • Love, Ward
Hodgins .and Art Mountford;•
and'. third flight, Bill Van -
stone, Bruce Crawfgrd, Mike
Charle'ton and Walter
Sheardown. .
• The Men's Night comrniftee'
would like 'to welcome ,theirl
newest' member, Art
Mountford. Other mei-fibers '
include _ Raye Armstrong,
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WELCOME
SERVICE
would'Iike to call'you with
'•'housewarming gifts" and in-
formation about your new
location: The Hostess 'will be
glad, to arrange your subscrip
tion to the .Signal -Stas'
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Coll her at. 524_2057 •
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hand -i -cap-. chairman ....-_.ar d_
assistants Bill Brown, Mike
Drennan, Harry Williams and
Bruce Lyndon. The next
i ien's breakfast will be held-
on Sunday., August 15. Please
sign the list in the clubhouse
now. ' .
Ladies' 'night winners on
Thursday, August 5 were:
first flight, low gross, Gerry
Harris; first flight, low net,
Verna Kane; second,, flight, -
low gross, Cris Spitzig;
second flight, low net, Betty
Mb%lesic flight, • third fli low
gross, Mary Lynn Telford;
fourth flight, low gross,
Nadine Brown; and fourth
flight, low net, Pat Chisholm.
Congratulations -ladies! Don't
forget the auction and -raffle.
after golf tonight. '
Junior Day whiners •on
Tuesday, August 3 were: low
net:, Tim Willowsand low
gros"'s, '• Dave Bedour. The
Sunset Junior ,-Invitational
will: be held on Tuesday,.
Augu'4t 24. Tickets are• now
available in the clubhouse,'
The:next:'mixed two ball is ,
on Saturday August :14..Tee
dfrtirnerfor eighteen holes of.
golf is 2'p.rn.. .
A..limited number of tickets
for. the. -annual O.P.P.A.
tournarnent' are. now •
available for purchase in the
clubhouse. 'The. tournament
'will be held on September 1.
Since wornen don't have the
hand and..., arra,--strength �f
men,' many pros suggest hand
Strengthening exercises,auch
- as squeezing a small rubber
`ball or a light hand spring-
exerciser,-.„particularly
pring-
exerciser,.,particularly with
' the left hand. Another gim-
mick isto swing two clubs,
before hittting practice balls:
Good luck and happy,
golfing. See you at the Sunset
soon.
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was held scoreless. •
The Sailorettes let loose,for.-
six big runs in the fifth, taking
a commanding 9' - 1. lead.
Brenda Fisher, Jody • Cox,
Becky McIver,, Wanda
Million, Bev Doll and Chris
Mailiet all crossed the plate
in the inning
Seaforthresponded' wi°t`!'a
pair of runs for a total . of
three. Shirley . Buruma got
two RBI's, belting in Jo Ann
Stinson and Kathy Murphy. -
• In the sixth inning the
Sailorettes tallied six . more
runs, bringing %•their game
total to 15. Jody Cox, Terri
Corriveau, Becky McIver,
1 Million, Doll and Maillet all
came in on assorted hits
daring therapy.
• The bottom of the sixth saw
"Seaforth's biggest output.
Gina Dupee,-_Donna Lee and.
Kathy McKellar all -Crossed
the Plato leaving their squad
"hailing 15-6. ,
Seaforth• topped the game.
off with two in the bottom- of
the seventh inning, t,ee and
McKellar both scoring.
BevDoll:scored. two runs in
the victory for the Sailorettes
and Kathy, Murphy took the
• loss for'the Seaforth squad.
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'MatttreI'Street and
be',.Square, ;Goderich'
idulum Players
nd performances
BY: ROB SHR-IER
Do the Pendulum, Players still, exist -7 Because of the
occurrences' of the past' few weeks. this has become a
valid question in the minds,of aniatear theatre -goers
Goderich. ' ,
Last weekthere were no productions at the jail, a rare
occasion in Goderich in the summer. However, two plays
in a variety show format, earlier presentedat the jail.,
took place at Point Farms Provincial Park last weekend.
Rob"Bundy;•_ youthful "leader"' of the group, says .the
reason for the lack of a show at the jail last week was the
lack of support shownby the town for the •players.
In an attempt to have some worthwhile venue for their
productions, Rob Bundy and Phil' Main, co-stars in,
"Babel Rap", went to park officials and asked if there
was a chance of performing at the park. Thepark ,was
glad to have them, and their first production, simply of
"Babael Rap" got great.,response, far,more than it got on
opening night for the Players at the Huron Historic Gaol.
.Seeing that The Pendulum Players were not getting the
support .they Heeded, Rob had no .alternative but to
discontinue jail productions..
At this time two other people came on the scene, Paul
O-93rien„and Kelly Suchard•; both of. Goderich. They
combined. their ,play, "I Am Herbert": with "Babael
;Rap", ;threw in. some magic and singing,. -and took the
package to Point Farms last weekend.
fibre is where the confusion starts. Even thoilgh there
are two plays in the' program, to be shown at the pai k on
long .weekends; and both have been.presented at'the jail
earlier, there are only four people in the group, and Rob.
feels that.-thegroups.not realLy;`The2Pentiulum= Play..ers
anymore m`.
The amount of work:that goes into a .Pendulum Players'
production is far too great to make jail shows worthwhile
for the 20or so people who see the plays.
Because so few people , volunteer their services ,as
actors or directors; the cast must be kept to a minimum:
The largest cast yet "this year appeared in "Still Stands
the House". There were four people:.
An average' of five -people are involved in each play
Castings must•be held by the director; who first chooses a
play to direct, and rehearsals' are started. Each play
requires about eight rehearsals averaging two hours
each. All told, about 50'man-hours go into each -20 minute
to half-hour production: "`
The Pendulum Players feel they had a quality product
to present to . the community; Something the entire
family could enjoy. Because- of the town's lack of sup-
port, if has losta valuable asset.
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Have you ,been _lawn
bowling lately? So many "of
you "have talkedabout
bowling, but still haven't
made it.;. Why not plan on
corning outand trying a few,
rounds -of this great.. game
,now :that the weather is nice.
, There is little or no'cost for
your starting months and you
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ROUND'pN0 ABOUT WITH MARTHA
Val
this and that ready for return Office, August 17 at 1.30
to school. So our little gremlin sharp. Last stop for tea at
is gone and we surely Miss Bennai.11er Inn. •Doesn't that
her.
,. Her 'brother has returned.
'home also 'and,yoti ca, think
of so many things they still'
might,„have done or seen, and
so time flies. - -
4t Brookside School in Ash--
field County .a 'Homecoming,`
August 22. What. a -time to
renew friendshipsand d
a :few ' • aPPY, hours
reminiscing.",: Mernbers. .of •
a-bou't playtngw.. tixh._.:_people__Communtttes, are welcome.
who. have been ,in the. game.
for years, afraid that they. '- the Trinity Ashfield Church
So-makea point to return for
may spoil their game, or hold gathering of many friends.
bak, or mething. A Bazaar and believe•it 'or.
Anywaythem thiscis not thesocase,. not. a Bake Sale at Nile.United
The nice thing about this . Church, Wednesday, August
genie -is -that your -"bad" boW1---1-8 -Quilts -and--farm- produce—
is liable to end up as shot, and
• you did
So,.it Gsit. a fun game 'so come
and enjoy it. No -matter how
young you are, 17 or 70, new
friends are always Wor-
thrwhile.
-Friendship is something.
that keeps,us - alive and
happy: To get the most out of
life we must take .time to
enjoy our old and pew friends.
' It's later than you think.
For a few short Weeks we
have .had .young people
around the , house. Little
Headier, age 11, is a happy,
bubbly -youngster, keenly
• interested in - well, just
-:everything. She is quick with
her fingers in making things
and also keen to- paint or
draw.
Suddenly the . vacation is
over,' must. get , clothes and
Bridge ..
Scores
There were- sir 'tables in.
play at Goderich Duplicate
Bridge Club August 3:°
Winners : were Fred
Egener and Bill Cochrane, 80
points; Jo Berry and Edna
Overholt, 73; Ray Fisher apti
Audrey Tobin, 721%. and
Dawna Sproule and . Joanne
Duckworth, 71.
will be there for saleand tea
will be served.
The Goderich Garden Club
have ' a Most interesting
garden tour planned. • The
pick- up will be at the Post
sound .great. Get your ticket,
phone 524-8744, -
Love, Martha
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