The Goderich Signal-Star, 1971-01-21, Page 5at.
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GODERICH SIGNAL,STAR:rittHiRSIMY, JAMPARY.--
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Snow, snow and more SNOW!
What do yon want 'to bet we
... get Our January thaw at the end
of the month!!
I would say we had enough,
now,. tp-last until May bnt, if the
* -down south breezes waft this
way they will' surely- foul tip
things for our Winter Carnival
the iast two dayS, of this month.
This year the Kinsmen Cltib
are taking on.this project - and ,
. believe me yon need about 40'
• viorkers to tacit* sornetWg..t.his.
I remember hot)* •iSaMmy
Argyle, and Pant Schutz -- I
can't begin te nae all the
others - worked so hard-forlast:,
years carnival with the Rec.
111, Council sponsoring it and Paul
Carroll working. like mad to get
.eyerything lined ;nip. This xeir
the Kinsmen wj1 have the
headaches and the Rec. Couricil
will aid and abet them in's6me
other way:
• With so many WORKERS it
still cannot be a success if the
COMMUNITY will not
participate. • ,Just EVERYONE
needs -to become, involved in
order to makea Carnival, ,a
parade or whatever goes on,
kiiaCess.• ,
On' the Friday nit e- the
teenagers chooie* a Snow -Queen::
at their dance.Saturday
afternoon there vvill--be 'cutter
raCes; snow sculpturing, and fun
for the kids; 5:30 registrations
and snowmobile races 7 to 10.
• Thebig fun dance starts at 1-0 in
--the Arena 'Auditorium.
Carniitat Badges; which are
let you ,in, the gate at any time.
There are big ra6es and other
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goings on, on Sunday -and our
4 Crawford Douglas of CKNX will.
• be here to tell us all about it.
Master of the Mike!' •
. • Others helping are the Fire
„ Dept., St. John ' Ainbulance
people and many: "others
inducting the Racing Association-
who.4.' are loaning' their,' room
• downstairs,for the registering
and the booth, up for tlie
announcing. So come and have "
fun"- and Be a Good Citizen.
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February 1 begins the ,Blitz
for the Ability- Fund. We all
remember this. as the famous
°March of Dimes" which began • -
around 1950 to fight the cursed
Polio. Their symbol -- the pine
tree with a branch missing -- is
seen everywhere and that.
missiug branch is where the
' Ability - Fund serves ; to„._
• rehabilitate the disabled 'adults,
giving 'Meth training and
"confidence, •helping them keep' -
their self-Tespect inspkter
THIS weekend January 22
and 23, the G.D:C.I. Drama Club
presents TRIGON '71 - an
evening of three plays and skits
or. sketches you will surely
enjoy. You have probably seen
the'srnart (every well executed)
posters they Nave «around town
- At first.I thought I was se,eig an
ad for a \Stratford Festival plaYT
yhis just pints :up the fact that
we have very sharp High.
Schaal theatre in Goderich. •
Their ,gaptible drama teadher..
:Waimea- ReftlitsOrir','-afferliErs"pert--•
little wife Eleanor, have these
young neeple, really enthused
and deservea lot of creelThree
One -act plays and three comic
sketches add up to an evening of
real entertainment.
Linda Reinhart is again in
charge of costuming and that
little -lady will surely make , it
BIG someday. Her clever designs
and fine work. are sure to reach
the "powers that be 2- and good
luck -to you Linda!
With good training in• thea*
it just shows how well rounded'
the G.D.C.I. curriculum is this
year. This"is the best wax in the'
world to ereate, future citizens
who -will become great in, their
line of work or at least- give a
good aecounting of themselves
in anything they attempt.
'Nothing but Great. can .come of --
thiS • • neration, I feeL__
Somewhere I read "Unless, a
stream can be caught and
controlled, no power an hold it
once it has gained ftill strength
in Wantormesskand rage.
The uncontrolled riotous
are'
There are eleven workshop
hich train people in , an the
ne if they cannot carry n
their former line of work. 'Ies
people are once agajn usef -
and proud and.thankful that ou
cared en6ugh to help them fi ht
their way back.
This year the "Marchitig
Mother” is Mary Fincher. a
but hard working girl whose
husband, well-known in this
field as well as on The Square -
Dennis Fincher convinced her
that she could handle the job.
• 'Toots' Fincher - I can't call her
by any other 'name as this has
always been a favorite nick name
for her, will be one of our finest
Marching Mothers, She tells me
she inay need more canvassers
and'I hope you will call her and
--Ove her .your -name. You haVe
only one block to,. cover and
often that s just a few hOrnes,
but she wants to call at EVERY
home - as whatever ,the
donation, it means a great deal
-to this drive. • „,;,
You can share in this -great
fenergyin,adoleseeneeheerming.„:7
, in its course, a„eataract of death.
Controlled it may be a river 9f
Life widening out into a fruitful
„delta of service ere it returns to
the sea. It takes so little to divert
that little stream - tittle things
. such as a pebble, • a rock -'or
unevening of.: the -ground to
determine the channel .,thro'
-whichpit wil flow." Bow inany
LIYTLE, things change the
destiny of oUr youth. ; ••
Let us support their efforts
which help create the gireat men
and yvOmen of the future..•
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• AlthlierS4100 their Seares wee : .
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zol,rbt;ah:1;dMmrta. ..andw,uMrs;ar:.•
•' Club RD TheSdr(Y; January ,: •. -..:.
McDonald; 571/2, 'Mrs: D. a .
Mrs. R, SproUle and Mrs: A.
GreowdeerTehrivDe4„ ptairelaesteinr,iriP4Iiiget'" ',
Club on Tuesday, January 12.
Winners and their Scores were ' - •
' as follows: 671/2,- Miss ' Lena . .
• Paperni0c; ,64)r„:-ADeathe •• '
Raw4obiL7ntvvaos:d7;s4344. ,17;,,,,,,,,,,,m,
Cook and Mrs. J. Chistmlin; -6-1„
' Mr. and Mrs. Jim-Dorn:mai.
ere were four tables in play
at the Goderich Dupticate Bridge '.
Club 'Tuesdayoight.
Winners and their scores were
as follows: Dr. A. B. Deathe and
/....,•• e. Mr. A. Weerisooriya 491/2; Mrs.
Joan Papernick and Miss Lena
Robinson 46J•2; Mrs, B. Erskine
and Mrs. J. Donnelly 45'/2; Mrs.
D. D. ' Worthy , and Mrs. W.
Duncan 43'2.
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The annual family twosome bowling tournament -was held at
• (the Little Bowl recently. Winners irl_the various categorie'svere,
from the left: Judy Langridge, Marie Langridge, bantam girls;
Fisher, Alan Fisher', Senior bays; Steven Williams, Wallace
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,httmanitarian- serviwwith: lust arrt
-hour of your evening February
first. Call her 4-7206 and you
will help strengthen the will of
those made weak by time and -
fate!
Love Martha
P.S. Don't forget to mark your
calendar for- Minor Hockey..Week,
starting Frida),, January 22, . to.
Saturday, January 30. These
little tykes deserve your support
not just money - they peed.
an audience. They need to know
yOu KNOW,-
-Snowmobile
Club formed -
Recently the "Blnewater
,Snowrnobilet Club" was formed
by the Ashfield Recreation
m,mi ee an is no in' the
process of , recruiting new
members. On Thursday, January -
14; a club meeting was held in
the Kingsbridge school and plans
are now under way' fOr having a
winter' carnival, with the whole
family taking part.. "•
On Thursday, January.21, the
club is having a Safety Police
Officer at their meeting in the
Kingsbridge. school to -help the
newand also • any future
members . „with • the problems
concerning .the safety and the
laws of the Snowmobile.
CANDLELIGHT And
TAVERN DANCING
Friday AndSaturday
JANUARY 22 13t. 23
The PARISIENNE
Milley, junior bpys; Jackie Miller and Eric Miller, .bantam boys
*and Vi DeHaas and Sharon Deer, junior girls. Absent from
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Photo.-' are Kay and Janici Glen; senior girls winner. -Staff
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The North Huron Loyal
Orange Lodge provided a
religious1, program for . the
residents inothe auditorium on
Sunday' ° afternoon with
,,--Reverend--Fry 4., of._ AILIRITE1-:.
guest speaker. •
Mr. and Mrs. Bert. Finlay of
Goderich attended, the 'weekly
dance on Monday.afternoon and
assisted -. the Huronview
Orchestra with the music. A
•,special Birthday number was
played for Norman Speir. The
-residents enjoyed an hour. of
wheelchair and round dancing
• along with the cokee-okee.
• Jim Murray and his orchestra,
Mrs. Flynn, Andy Orr, George
-White, I-Ingh Hodges entertained
the yresidents on Thursday
Eafnily Night with a" musical
program. Mr. Miller Adams plays
the violin in the Huronview
Orchestra. He celebrated a
batty ,,arr 'Friday- and,- by
way, is in hia 94th year. He ,
taught Jim Murray to play the
violin over 40 years ago.
It was, decided at -a meeting of
the residents to hold a
progressive euchre on the first
and seeaad Wednesday of the
month providing we can recruit
'some volunteer heti).
The residents are looking'
'forward to the program this
'Thursday evening to be put on '
by the Girl Guides.of
Mixed 'Farm:Curling
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The "Happy, Gang" took to
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the iee. Snnday night in rare
form with • ‘'ShiftysFoot"
Hawkins and, "Funny" • Len
Bowman up to their usual selves.
Selves.
The two top tearris.oin this
draw came up against each
other, namely Elgin Cox and
Dick Worgan. In a tight
well-deserved game Elgin tame
..out with a 8-7 victory over
Wbrgan. Needless VC say Jiin
Hawkins is -rnerriber of the
Worgan team.
May 6. One ladies team will also
,.fbe entered. , •
' Bothlodges j6-Ygd '146'6 iiI
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luncheon. .
Winning Ladies team was skip
Barb Hawkin with vice Millie - '
Lobb; second Betty Moore; lead •
Gotlericirbowlers frOnThe. powt..on•Huron Road were in the top bracket of winners at a
recent Carling sponsored zone qualifying roll offfor the Ontario -Bowling Championships. The roll
-Phyllis Bogie.
Winningmen'steam was skip,,o Was heldin Owen Sound -MTh- the left are, standing Jim McWhinney, Marj Moore, Heinz
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Jim Vawkins; vice John Graham; Sartori and Tom Fisher.'S-eated is George Warner. The local howlersnow will complete in the
second Pif. binn; lead John provincial tournament to be held in London
L.
:4344,44W
Fielder.;
Bonspiel
Another strong contender
coming on is Westbrook who is
the team Cox has to'beat come,
Sunday njght. As the
Westbrooks 'Will- be against, eaCh
other", mean tactics may takr
place sometime Sunday. Other
mernpsrs_of the.Westbrook team
are vice Doroey_Worgan;TseCond
Ivan Rivett; lead Ilene'boWman.
Other Scores Sunday night
were Westbrook 10, Haines 5;
Ginn 10, Pocock 4. T --
,Men's and ladies Forester
• Lodges enjoyed a full day of
Curling' Monday with four teams
- of ladies/and eight rriak's teams.
The ",twp mens teams will
held
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The' Annual Base
Commander's Bonspiel held at
CFB Clinton . on Saturday,
• January 16 drew rinks from
throughout the, surrounding area
'and from as far away 'as
Toronto,.
Sixteen rinks con'iPeted for
the Base Commander's trophy
and prizes in two draws. The
aver -all winner of the
Commander's. trophy was a rink
skipped by Gerry Walters_ of
Goderich. A •very close
runner-up was a ririk skipped by
Torn Eadie also qf Goderich.
represent the lodge, at Brantford—Better luck • next time, Torn! •
Mrs. Lorne' McCartney , and
. Miss -Mary Howell were iri
Detroit with TedHowell;
TorontO, Saturday to visit Miss.
Evelyn McCartney.
in,flApril„-Staff PhOto.
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Official Starting Time -'12:60 Noon
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Mayor Worsen will cut the Ribbon for offinial start.
Skaters.otany.ability..may..participate., ,, „
Entries musebe jn by Wednesday, January 26.
Entries will be required to have a total Sponsorship Of at least .50c per hour.
Sponsorship returns should be collected,and returned to Committee Representatives by,
Friday, FebrUary 5th.
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Committee Reprentatives who can be contacted for entrzrand spontorship forms:
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