The Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-04-25, Page 4PAGE 4- GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THi,IESDAY, APRIL 25, 1974
Ooftms Up
"Bottoms• Up" was the second 'place team in this year's com-
petition. They are, seated from left Pauline Jacaques, Diane
DUNOANNON DOIN6S
By WIC:Slake .,
Chas. "Chuck" Young has.
had to postpone compleliing his
computer course in Toronto to
return to Hospital in Lo%idon
for more surgery ,on his right
arra and wrist, having a plate
removed and tendons stret-
ched. He is remaining in Lon-
don for frequent' treatments
during the next six weeks.
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Flu seems ,to be, still
prevalent in the community but
with, Spring in the air it should
soon vanish.
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' Dungannon U.C.W. catered
to the Orangemen's banquet on
Tuesday evening.when over 100
persons enjoyed a bountiful
meal, and then slides given by
Rev: and ibMrs. Clarence_
McClena'ghan:
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Mr. and. Mrs,. Wesley
Plunkett from Saskatoon
Saskatchewan are visiting
relatives in. this area.
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-Ri`iond Finnigan who has
spent the winter months at St.
Petersburg, Florida, .returned
home on Thursday.
***
Doug Park hopes to gettstar
ted 'back to High School at
Wingham this week. His eye is.
responding well to the treat-
ments: He spent one week wit.h
his sister, Eleanor and brother-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. David
.Compton at Lucan', and
another week with .Coileen, Mr:'
& Mrs. Bill Naylor at, Sarnia,
and returned home with them
. to _,Dungannon "Sunday. Other
guests with Mr.- and Mrs. Ben,
Park were'Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Reynolds from Seaforth:
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Anderson
from London called on several
cousins in the Dungannon,'
Lucknow and Wingham areas
on Tuesday and Wednesday.
, DUNGANNON U.C.W.
The United Church 'Women
took part in an' Easter
Devotional entitled "Go Tell",
at their regular meeting..
Helen Dickson convened this
part 'of program and was
assisted by Carol Reed' and
Donna Alton.
Two skits were presented on
"the proper, and not so 'proper
way,", to ,visit the shut-ins.
Gloria Pearson-. gave an
Historical reading on the set-
tling of Dungannon by Irish im-
migrants before the turn of the
century.
Eighteen ladies reported on
visitations they had made in
response to the roil call,
Audrey Hasty conducted a°
.Audrey
period and Ruby'
Finnigan assisted Emily Dren-
nan .with serving tea,
asse
Muralile
a.
comm
g
By Jim Fitzgerald
DeWinter (captain), Joyce McIver, standing from left Kay Glen,
Judy Austtr,1 Ruth Cunningham•and Lyn Sigurdson
From "the horse's mouth
Seaforth horse fourth
BY KEN
Wednesday, April 10 at the
Western Fair Raceway in the
fourth, race, Clever .. Larry
owned • by Wm. Laverty and
Ron Williamson, both of
Seaforth wa§ fourth with Ron •
;on. the bike.
On Monday, Aprit15 at Lon•
don, in the seventh race Peb--
, bies Girl owned by Geo. Feagan
of Goderich and Ron Feagn of
Dundas was fourth with Gerry
Roebuck of Goderich on the
- bike.
Saturday April 20th "saw
Hanover Raceway open their
summer meet. The races are at
7:45 p.m. and already there has
'been some fast miles turned in.
In the first race, Ladvs David
owned by ` John and Dennis
Jewitt of Clinton was fourth
with Dennis driving.
The second race winner was
Middlebrook Boy; owned by
The Passe MuraiIle Theatre
Company will be staging their .
play "1837." ' in ' the Clinton
Sales Barn on May. 12, ,13, and
14-. ; '
The group will be in Clinton
as part,of a tour that they will
be making in Southwestern On-
tario during May, but'no other
•. dates were available at press
• time, as to when or what other
centres they would be playing
Director Paul'Thompson said'
the group ' was looking for
more background information
on the effect the 1837 Rebellion
in Upper Canada (Ontario) had
on the local people:- --He said
the group was particularlvw•,in-
terested in information about
Van Egmond,, Mackenzie or
Tiger Dunlop and _what in-
volvement the local people'had
in the Rebellion. An:vone.with
information should phone '482-
7436.
Mr. Thompson reported that
the, group has just finished'
taping the highly successful
"Farm Show" for• the CBC
television network 'last week .in . •
Toronto. Many local people
were down to Toronto'to watch
the taping. It will' be aired on
the show "Opening night"
series, likely next year.
Mr. Thompson also reported
that the group successfully
toured -the "Farm Show"
through Manitoba and Saskat-
chewan and were warmly
received despite the fact that
those two provinces experien-
ced their worst winter in 20
years.
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Jack Darling and driven by Jim
Wallace both of Exeter. The
mil was in' 2:10 and,, the pay
off Was $9.10.
In the third race, Crimson
Josie owned by. Bruce Volland
of -Goderich was fourth with
Dennis Jewitt driving.
Inthe fourth;.Wa_yne Express
owned by Geo . Caldwell of
Goderich was second with Bud
Fritz driving.
Third -in .t'he' same race was
Deep Run Frisco owned by
Charles Brendely and driven
.by Roy:' Meriam both of
Goderich..
Victor H. Volo, 'Gvned by
Fred ,Fowler of-. Londesboro,
was third in, the: eighth race
with Fritz driviing,
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lain Larn ert, a rookie in senior soccer - this year, Is the
youngest player i'n the divisiQn. , He is expected to be one of
the key figures in the Goderich team bid for a champion-
ship.
•
lain Lambert now
playing with. United
-The Goderich United Soccer
club is a member of the London
District Soccer ' Association,
(LDSA), ,this year, for the first
time.
Last year there was only one
team from Huron County in the
league, that beinj St. Colum' -
ban. Any of the Goderich
seniors who wanted to play at
that level had to. join 'the St.
Columban team. This year
there are four clubs from
Huron County in the LDSA,
Goderich United, Clinton,
Exeter and St. Columban,
The LDSA -consists of 38.
teams. from Western Ontario
divided into four divisions.
First and second division con-
„sist of 10 teams and there are
two third divisions' with .nine,
teams in each one.
The minor soccer league in.
-Goderich. is continuing.
registration and for now has
one' Pee -Wee team for players
under 14, two Mosquitos teams.-
c,
eams'
a 'for those under 12, two Atom
teams for ,those under 10 and
one Squirt team for players .un-
der eight. -
The Goderich Minor Soccer
League is affiliated with the
'Ontario ."Minor r" Soccer
Association which has enjoyed .
'terrific growth. in 1968 there
were 8000 registered players in
the OMSL and last year there
were 48900. The sarne holds
true for the LDSA. A few'years
ago there were eight teams
playing in the league and now
there are 3'8with another
division planned for next year
to 'accommodate the desire of
area far, and players.
Last "Sunday the 'Goderich
United soccer team had an.
exhibition game with Clinton
which they won 2-1. One of
the products of the minor "soc°
cer league played in the game.
lain Lambert ' who is the
youngest player in Senior Soc-
cer is a rookie this year.
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