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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-06-09, Page 11••• '!•• 1 • --. •• '•• • " k • • 4.. ill RONN1VAR44 Dear GOtierichllnite0; , ;;:• instead 61 the usual weekit write-up for the „taps. oecticatins this .coltintg, SpeCifieally to On. 1 do. so firstlY, becauSenOt having attended either ,the . Cup game last ThursdAy • .,ta•- ” • • er Brennan of Colborne Public School Aretches for extra tunp event at the public school regional track meet held iday. (staff photo) i f r I t. fi or';(110:* swidity ,'ciktitcti' winner 0(z.or u.'11.7;rt'li.e, t�. to"' -00.'-'r ,# terrine yi:ltr;ill , .,,,,„ . I: vAtt14Pm: P eiienl•bitYt.... i,4111.44S But l,"veheattl.trqo • eta% , Ment SOU!CCS andfl that you,PetiOegliCle;„ the. otit foxloPss'.4i$11, distance in the senior girls at Brookside Public School ``"•:0•4• ••;.•••., tValhable girls' Volleyball • players this . year at -GDCI were (left) Judy 411k, the most valuable senior' girl. and Dom le Reid, the most valuable junior stati photo). • . ••oPi in the itecait of downtown Varna" • .'.''' ;::•,. . . . . Six C„ 6patity. . .,,.., .... ,,.... ,,i.,:, ..,•: , ,;-. 0P:f01!T'y.,:*.sva,..y „...., • _. .,..,''' ''', ., IV goierorP7 Atty.:onaira . • : 1•1:yrit• wa r7. an liner e 5: yrs. warranty ,,. it. iat. V ' 1 \''' .. ,. , ,•-• '''.:ikto: ''. . ,1,::,.. Oil t...:, ..,...s,e 4.=. ,T• 11 SCCCt„it! • ).„ •f)/r„fifAr f it..Sccriis.bccn, ,.;.trotrna for mapVtl ,h1POn 4,04 the original senior tcarn were ..pioneers. that's trite. Also. 41.41it. , minor ..specer: w here must of . YOU first became.acquainted with that ,-t funny -looking black and white hall) (integrated. .0.,4yet!!) has done mach to promote and develep soccer tkin our area Yet. c10;pitQ these 'hardy persisters of such an .unfamiliar „spert, it still •remains a fiIn belief in my name to be respected , " jnd around CioderIch, ,thii,tnisoccceerrtpfor me (and say that 1:0 proud in* became not enough • (though -TO ani an exciting and fun sport with justifiably 'proud Of yo09,99 distinct' personality of its per cent of the timell ). and so ' own. simply because ..you we coma tp the seConoci,eaSan fellas decided to band for this off -beat colurim:tfeel together and make a go of it. I should express some of my •Since I've been associated thoughts and share them With with the club. I've Witnessed you (Cool it guys—I hear dr.' many wonderful things,..I've • moans andgroans.„."she's at watched terrific. tough itagain"!!) • soccer being played by a But guys, if any one team group of guys who care has done more to glamorize enough about that game to and make popular the game. give it their best shot,. I've • • Powersquadron racluA. by Dick Atkey • The Goderich Power Squadron, a unit of Canadian Power Squadrons, national safe -boating organization, held its ninth annual graduation ceremonies, Change of Watch and Com- mander's Ball, at the San- dpiper Inn, Vanastra Friday evenin, June 3. Although named for the chief lake port, the Squadron includes personnel from all parts of Huron County whose western border is Lake Huron. District Commander- Earl Speller, Chatham, who awarded certificates, stated that all ten of those students who wrote the examination, were successful in. passing: Dr. Brian Baker, 'Clinto; Mrs. Jeanne Baker, Clinton': David Beattie, Clinton; Rev. Robert Crocker, Goderich; • William Murphy, Clinton; Arthur W. Read, Exeter and Grand Bend; Anthclny Relouw, Grnnct Bad; Patrick Soldan Grand Beed- r Ralph Smith Goderich; ,. . , Stephenson,: scretar' y -treasurer, First Wingharn; Ronald Wingfield, Lieut. Fred Snow, Wingham; Wingham. • , executive; First Lieut. W.J. • He also awarded eel- Linfield, Vrna; First Lieut. tificates for passing the ,Dian Travers, Hensall. Marine Engine Maintenance Course to Don Travers, Hensall; C.C. Blackmore, Clinton; W.J. Linfield, Varna. Cdr. Speller noted that Canadian Power Squadrons is the largest safe -boating organization in Canada with 17,000 members enrolled in • 146 squadrons throughout ;he nation. • Squadron Commander, E.A. Davies, Clinton, who presided stated that the Goderich Squadron, roll now stands at 56 including four lady associates. He also announced that the Squadrons annual Sail Past would be held in Goderich Harbour on Sunday, July 3, as part of the town's 150th an- niversary celebration. It will be open to all boaters - sail or power he sid. Cdr. Speller installed the following "bridge- for 1977- [78: commander C.C. Black more, Clinton; past corn- Mander, E.A. Davies, Iiton; executive officer, -". • ••••';• ;)= „ hip in "raction. nioen 9-• and again OLtkridge p,m, ititiOD# 4 VOSitY both on ono field...i've seen other team plays iii.Oltitenai,' fe1Iau da re about who you •t inside. not how you look , ye se,epi'itd,th•nes and glad times 'Wete.41)ose glad times ! v e seen heartand"yittl put on the line at games where .it seemed improbable. to win: done to riear-perfeption against all odds bectintio. that's how it should 1A0 ..:ittkinc•-•I've also seenktim# hat'belong in the trash can (brut happily. these are very zrr( AND Ive seen tho• ;regret caused by these gnns,most of all. Ive seen the most important ingredient of anything thats of conseottenee in this life, ind tht's love. Scoff. if you wnt, but its there plainly for all who care - to see and enjoy and return - Love for each other. respecting of each others originality and uniqueness. Love of sports and the thrill of a good challenge well -met. The fellowship and com- panionship that a common bond bring these and more are active .and alive in Goderich United. So. much more I could say, but that would be maudlin and who needs it? Certainly, you guys have suffered a lot from me (and vice versa!) but through thick (that's me) and thin (that's you4) you know Id stake everything I owned (which isn't a great deal!) in your behait, that's how much I love and .deeply respect the good people that gou are. Youvx taught me a lot about life and caring, and if that ain't where it's at group, I'm on the wrong planet. - Please forgive my sen- timentality, but every now and then it's appropriate that the folks nearest and dearest be given their proper due and let everyone in on the secrets of your charm! You may be a bunch of super -jocks but youre also pussy -cats!! (oh - oh, now I've let the cat out of the bag!) I hope you can live down • this special tribute today: I won't take back a word I've written and I don't regret it. You deserve hap- piness because you give it.everytime you play soccer. everytime you smile that special smile, Thanks- fellas for being so damned nice. And guess who loves ya? P.S. Fans, I've not • forgotten ye...this Sunday begins •by D.R. Bundy The Goderich Sailing Club opened the sailing season this past Sunday with the first official race of the season. Some 11 boats competed in the various classes, and ilthough things started slowly, the wind sodn picked up and everyone had a great • Final. . corrected time results Lire as follows: First. Don Murray in zin Abbott 22, Second, George Robertson in the Mayflower, and third, Rip) Lee in another Abbott. Honorable mention goes to Ralph Smith who placed a ourtlt-fn his•-newTanzer First, Harold Jeffrey. Second Fred Smith. Third Paul Spittal. First Dave Parsons in a Lasor, second, Al Mullin in the only Minuet entered in the race. and third, Jim Mulhern in his new Wayfarer. (Looks like the f000wing T)-ar,acartfi iS inhis brother's footsteps!!) Sail Club members should make note of the following items: • Tentative races- are planned for Wednesday eVenings, starting ' around 7 Carrol is the organizing a Keel Boat cruise to Hayfield on the 17 and 18 of June. See the notice On the board down at Snug Harbor. Jubilee 3 Celebrations int:Lucie a regatta on the July 1 weekend. Goderich invited several other clubs to par- tieipate. Races on Friday evening Saturday and Sun- day. Members would like veryone to lend a hand and participate to help do the clubs part in the celebrations Junior sailors are reminded that the petrels are available for your use Sign out the key in the Marina Sa i 1 ing instruction begins again July 11. more details later. ROYAL BANK ANNOUNCES NEW BUSINESS HOURS: Monday thra Tl!urs. 10 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Friday 10 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Shop Early While Selection Is Good CHER'S OR THER'S DAY FREE wel,...-,, nt Stanwell Pipes Shoppers Square Goderich DANISH MADE $12.95 ••• 15.95 •:• 19.95 EBONITE STEM UNFILTERED xclusive maple filter ilithoothet, driest smoke See our large display. Canadian Made from the • finest Algerian briar. Each fitted with the ex- clusive soft maple wood filter% improve your smoking. • T• • •"•• , fVf itT the'll1C41...E. D. Alptiebtidiekelight emitting diotiCitilid state lgltaI • watch. 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