The Goderich Signal-Star, 1976-10-21, Page 17Vaughan Kinahan of.Godecich.battled this .41 inch/8 pound salmon for. 45 minutes early
last Saturday morning,. Vaughan and his fishing partner John Smallwood made the catch,
in the Maitland River wherethey landed a 16 pounder last week. (staff photo).'
Curling club opens season
BY BON KJ•AGES
Ice at the cl will be going
in the last week of October
with freecurling • the first
week of N-ovember.'
• ,nstruction's will be arranged
'forithose who wish.
;Ladies opening night party'
is on November 3; while the
Men's openingstag is on
November 5.
Sunday 'Nights - Mixed
curling is open to anyone
beginning at 8 p.m..
Monday Nights - Men's
curling is at; 7 and 9, p.m.`
Tuesday Afternoons'" -
LadieSr' urling is at 1:30. •
Tuesday Nights - Farmers.
ocarling (payas you play) is at
7and9p.m.
Wednesday' Nights - Ladies
curling is at 7 arid 9 p.m. and
there will be no rushing home
this year sothe men can curl
at 9.
Also a new innovation for
the one night a week curlers
concerning fees,. Either pay.
as you play per schedule or
rnember'ship fees'. Mem-
bership fees must be .paid if
curling more than one night a
week.
Thursday Nights
Industrial League . curling is.
at 7 p.m: This is strictly pay
as ' ` you play and . is
represented by such teams as
Kinsmen, Dominion Rbads,
Hospital, Teachers, etc. If
you have a group that' is in-
terested, here is your chance!
Ship's choice is; at 9 p.•m.
and . is where you pick' out.
yourown team being men's,
,ladies, mixed or -what have
you.
Friday Nights - Mixed
`curling at- 7 and 9 p.m. It
should be an excellent
couples night out as Mr. Rowe
is serving supper and having
a happy Yl,,pur before curling if,
you wis: , and hopefully.
dancing to follow the: curling
' for your enjoyment. So you
had better start .getting in
condition' for these physical
activities, all in orie night.
Saturdays Are for special
events such as bonspiels. The
Sheaffer Spiel' opens the
'men's; competition . 'on
-Saturday, December 4, 1976:
Ed,:Rowe is .the : _new
manager at. the club and has
informed .us he intends to
keep the .kitchen open each
night for light snacks.
For further information.
contact Eleanor Erskine at
524-9555 or Ron Klages at 524
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Club outlines
ear's activities
BY TONY WHELAN "
The Circle City CB Club
met in the Vimy Lounge of the
Goderich Legion Hall on
October 17 where the new
executive presided over its
first' meeting. On October. 3
•• elections were held and
elected into office . .were::,
President Ken Cutt (Super
Bluper); Vice President Tom
"Gillis . (Uncle Tom);.
Secretary Tony, . Whelan
(Willys Knight) ; and
Treasurer Ruth Erb (Happy
Cooker). .
• After roll call, the matters
which were to be discussed a
while the meeting was in
order were gabled .by the
President: Items at hand
included selection .of the
committee to prepare and
order the club crests, the
'social ' committee to plan
future dances and . club
outings. '
Prior to the meeting, the
rxecutive got together and
chose four members to
establish ...directorship
positions to assist them with
the various decisions : they
will lace in the future. Upon
acceptance of their -jobs, the
membership was asked to
accept theirinstallations and
it was carried.
It .wasalso decided that the
annual membership fee
would.:be.set at $10 per family,
and associated'membership
would. be $5. During the rap
session that followed the new
business, the floor brought
forward various ideas for
club activities, such as a
toboggan party,. •a winter
hay ride, and the possibility
of preparing and -entering a
float signifying the club in the
Santa. Claus parade on
December in Goderich.
Coffee was selvedto the
membership at a ro minute
break period aft;ek—"the new
business "topics were tabled..
The future club meetings
have been set for the second
Sundayof each month in the
Legion Vimy Lounge - the
next meeting being
November 14 at7 p.m.
Sue '.MacAdam '(left) Sunset ladies'. champion is
congratulated by runner-up Cris Spitzig at the Sunset
• awards banquet (staff photo)
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