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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-12-15, Page 12;µr jl • PAGE 12—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, DECEMBER.15, 1977 Saddle Club presents trophies , On Sunday 'December 11, the Huron Trail Riders Saddle Club met at Holmesville Public School for their annual Christmas Party. Fears of having to cancel the party were overcome. Bonnie Reid, left, was presented the trophy for most valuable junior girl's basketball player at an awards assembly at GDCI Wednesday morning and here compares her trophy with Karen Pond, winner of the senior girl's most valuable player award. The junior award was presented by teacher John Geiger and the senior trophy by Donna Doidge. (staff -photo) C.B. club elects executive The Circle City CB club held its monthly meeting on December 11. The Christmas dance on December 10 was postponed due to road conditions and further notice will be ad-• vertised as quickly as arrangements can be made to reschedule the dance. The club signs have now been posted at the three entrances to Goderich. The members were informed that the O.P.P. and M.T.C. are not - accepting responsibility for road closures and reports on road conditions can be ob- tained from the Clinton and Goderich area MTC. The club will be working with the Goderich and area snowmobile club in extreme emergency situations with "Georgy Girl" in charge. A letter was received from Mr. Mike Dymond thanking members for their help during the "S-anta 1 Claus parade. The draw for "Glass Turkeys" will be made on Saturday, December 17, 1977. It was originally intended for the December 10 dance. The highlight of the evening on December .11 was the election of the new executive and social committee for 1978. They are as follows: president, "Uncle Tom"; Harbor Report $,Y RON GRAHAM November 21 the Agawa Canyon arrived light from Sarnia for salt. November 21 the Agawa Canyon cleared harbor with salt for Sandusky. November 25 the Algosoo arrived light from Sarnia for salt. November 25 the Kingdoc arrived from Thunder Bay with grain. November 27 the Algosoo cleared harbor with salt for Quebec. November 27 the Kingdoc cleared harbor with salt for Thunder Bay. November 28 the E. B. Barber, arrived light from Sarnia for salt. November 29 the New York News arrived from Thunder Bay with grain. November 29 the E. B. Barber cleared harbor with salt for Parry Sound. November 30 the New York News cleared harbor Light for Windsor, December 4 the Algorail arrived light from Bay City for salt, December 4 the H. C. HeimbeckeE arrived from Thunder Bay with grain. December 4 the Algorail cleared harbor with salt for Holland, Michigan. December 5 the Kingdoc arrived light to load corn. December 6 the E. B. Barber arrived light from Detroit for salt. December 6 the H. C. Heimbecker cleared harbor light for Thunder Bay. December 6 the E. B. Barber cleared harbor with salt for St. Joseph, Michigan... wmvmvmvmvmvmvmvmvmvmv MUNICIPAL OFFICE OFFICE HOURS i/ DURING CHRISTMAS a NEW YEARS 5.4 vice-president, ='Mr. Rocky"; secretary, "Rainmaker"; treasurer,' "Peppe-2-Shoes"; social committee - (chair- man, "1st Mate") ; "Modular 4"; "Cuddles"; "Golf Boy"; "Meme -2 -Shoes"; "Salty" and "Sunshine". The 1977 executive and social committee were: president, "Uncle Tom"; vice-president, "Mr. Rocky"; secretary, "Highballer"; treasurer, "Cuddles".social committee (chairman - "1st Mate") ; "Golf Boy"; "Cactus Flower": and "Blue Angel". The next meeting of the Circle City CB club will be held in the Vimy Lounge Of the Goderich Legion at 7 p.m. on Sunday, January 8, 1978 with the executive presiding. when the weather decided to co-operate. Turkey and all the trim- mings were on the menu to get everyone in a festive mood. Even Santa Claus made his appearance and presented gifts and bags of candy to the children. Following, the Christmas dinner, the presentation of year end trophies took place. Trophies were presented to the winners as follows: junior showmanship (halter) - Patti Muegge, Seaforth; reserve - Janet Lockhart, Blyth; tyke showmanship (halter) - Jennifer Johns, Auburn; reserve - Lynn Huff, Seaforth; senior halter -Gord and Dianne Johns, Auburn; reserve - Bob Wright, Dungannon; junior trail - Patti Muegge; reserve - Janet Lockhart; senior trail - Noreen Straughan, Goderich; reserve - Gord Johns; senior Western pleasure - Gord acid Dianne Johns; reserve - Gale Louzon, Goderich; junior barrels - Martha Straughan, Goderich; reserve - Paul Franken, Auburn; senior barrels - Noreen Straughan; reserve Wayne Straughan, Goderich; senior reining - Bob .Wright; reserve - Gord Johns; tyke walk and jog - Laura Johns, Auburn; reserve - Lynn Huff; senior poles - Noreen Straughan; reserve - Wayne Straughan; senior flag race - Grant Johnston, St. Augustine; reserve - Ed Franken, Auburn; junior equitation - Patti Muegge; reserve - Martha Straughan; senior English pleasure - Anne Huff, Seaforth; reserve - Dianne Johns, Auburn; senior western riding - tie '- .Gord Johns and Bob Wright; senior keyhole - Noreen Straughan; reserve - Ed Franken. Top junior for 1977 was Patti Muegge of Seaforth. High point horse for 1977 was Gypsy Mist owned by Noreen Straughan. Gifts were presented to Noreen Straughan for her work as president in 1977 and to Robyn Theedom, Clinton, secretary -treasurer. Robyn kept the wheels well oiled and turning by her fine work for 1976 and 1977. The new executive for 1978 is: president, Linda Carvelle, Port Albert; vice-president, Noreen Straughan, Goderich; secretary -treasurer, Gale Louzon, Goderich; directors, Grant Johnston, St. Augustine; Bob Wright, Dungannon; Wayne Straughan, Goderich; Marie Muegge, Seaforth and Hugh Huff, Seaforth and press correspondent, Sue Boak, Goderich. The club's new year is beginning soon. If anyone wishes to join the club or would like concerning any information the club please The Municipal Office, 57 West Street, Godbrich will be closed Monday, December 26th, 1977, and Tuesday, December 27th, 1977 for Christmas, and Monday, January 2nd, 1971 for New Years. Larry J. McCabe Deputy Clerk -Treasurer 'ii ` X-V:X ►XV=MVX-VX+a►k+i a. et-etexecutive 61 contact Gale Louzon, P. 0. 524-7917 Box 62, Goderich or phone contact You ' may also executive. They will be glad anyone on the to answer any questions, BARGAIN SCia-iir" 164 THE SQUARE GOD/ERICH 524-6721 PRESENTS PRE -CHRISTMAS i1 GIF SUGGESTIONS SOUNDS FOR CHRISTMAS: • MUSIC BOXES • 8 TRACK STEREO DECK • CASSETTE TAPE—RECORDER • CLOCK RADIOS • CAR SPEAKERS • 45 RPM RECORDS APPLIANCES • OVEN BROILER • BLENDERS • ELECTRIC CAN OPENERS • STEAM IRONS • TOASTERS • ELECTRIC MIXERS • ELECTRIC TEA KETTLES • SLOW COOKERS • MIGHTY MAC'S • ELECTRIC FRY PANS • ELECTRIC KNIVES TOYLAND • CARS • TRUCKS • TRAINS • EDUCATIONAL TOYS • DOLLS • BACKGAMMON • CHESS GE ndinl embl KITCHEN ACCESSORIES • SALAD SETS • CAST IRON SKILLETS •STAINLESS TABLEWARE • STEAK KNIVES • TEA SERVICE • SPICE RACKS • 7 PC. 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