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GO 1L IU€H S1GN4,-STAR; THUR1DAY, 414LY l7^ 1975--40.E. 11
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Youngsters throng to the library in Falls Reserve Conservation Area taking advantage of a
service that has become a welcome addition to camping life in Huron County.' Elizabeth
,`Beth' Ross iS one of, two students working for the county library during the summer. (staff
photo)
ekes books. tO the peon
When people can't get to the
library then the only
reasonable solution is to take
the library to the people.Right?
Well, that's exactly what the
Midwestern •,Regional Library
system philosophy was and
they 'pare accomplishing it
through the Ontario •Gove'rn-
,ment's Experience q75 summer
employment program.
The. Midwestern Regional
Library ' ystem '.in•,dKitchener,
which co-ordinates services for
they public libraries; for the
•region, of Waterloo, and Perth
and Huron and Wellington
c& titles has hired 11 students
to provide - mobile' library
servico to tourists visiting local
and provincial parks. •
The program' is Sponsored -by
the Ontario'' Government and
costs will be abated''by,a•grant
from the Ontario Youth
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Secretariat.. su ec `n" ""'w l'
,work with individual, libraries
in the area -With one student, to
work full time on various
projects. .
The two • young ladies
providing the service to tourists
in Huron County • •are 'Laura
Peterson and Eli .abeth Ross..,',
Laura recently graduated fro
the University of Guelph with a
'ba.chelor, 'of arts degree and
'Elizabeth will be entering_het``�
fourth year of languages at the
University of• 'Toronto, They`
will spend four days per week
providing library services ..to
tourists and- visitors in various
parts of Huron'County,.
• The -,girls began work at the
first f the month . and,
''d~is riibu ed , paperback books
out of the county-Iibrarystock.
Each of the girl'shas ap-
t£'prex"imately 150 adult books
and' 60' children's books -for
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take advantage of_:the service those librarian myths will be
since the girls visit one given aVdest.roy-ed.
area only once a week. This
was evidenced in Falls. ReservePark where only .three books
;, were: taken out by campers. .
Monday afternoon and
evening LaUra and Beth ser-
vice• e camps in. the Bayfield -
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area, y r..;ednesday they are in
Point Farms, Provincial Park,
Thursday Laura is. in Port
Albert and Beth visits the
-„ggnal stores in Amberl'ey and`'
Kintail, and -Friday is spent at'
the Falls Reserve.
Every Tuesday. the girls .„spend the day , back. at the
Minty library in Goderich •
honing 'up their floatbuilding
and puppet show skills. Over
the past 'couple of weeks both
girls have been busily engaged
in building floats for the county
library that have been entered -'
• fact, --the Huron County Library
book float they prepared for the
Seaforth Centennial "Parade
won first prize.
The float, according to
Laura; was , a huge , book
depicting.' „ : humorous
.caricatures of fairytale
char. acters although Laura
modestly admits that they
weren't too funny. , Another
interesting part of the job is the;
puppet show they ' stage•for the •
children in the activities. barn
at Point Farm Provincial Park.
The library service . is_ a
• pioneer project inwthe Province
' and the girls are 'confident that
business will be brisk once .
campers learn of the library.
Once they use the service
Sailorettes .rout
distribution and their mini- Superstars,libraries can be restgcked from
the cbuntylibr ar y supply. •
The Ontario Government is
tak.ing..care of the cost of the
program under the auspices of;.
Experience '75 and.there is also
no charge for: the library 'ser-
vice to the patrons. Returns
made on the 'honor system
crud ser i'dr the _girl 'a%rhappy. tc�_
report -That return of'used"hooks
is almost 100 percent..
'The - service -has been
received more enthusias,tacally.,....,
in different'' >.areas., • simply
bt?cause of location. •
'"Thi' program is geared for'
campers and cottagers during
Ole • SU mmier months,," • Laura
explained, ' "Th'e 'kids al 'Some
areas are the ones'•who'really
like it,"
One cif the major obstacles
encountered by the girls is the
trn
nnher of dampers who ,just
-ar$n't around long enough to
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The Goderich Sailorettes
exploded for eight runs in the
third_ inning, to , route the
Goderich Superstars 21-a .in
Ladies Recreational" Softball
League Play last Wednesday.
The win was the third of the
season _-for .,:^the.---Sai•lor-ettes--^-..-
agains't two losses' making
therm the top Goderich Squad in
the eight team league.,For the ,"
Superstars, their firswin is
"s"tiYC""'elusive as they dropped
their fifth decision' in as many •
games.
The Sailorettes jumped --on,
losing pitcher Dale Oke early
seoringi7,runs lathe first three
innings. They: added -single
rth rl.ers in the {fourth and
se>`tenth innings •eind two in the
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sixth. The Str�ierstars fe
behind 17-5 after three innings
of play and managed four more
ru,,ps in the seventh inning off
winning pitcher Judy Bedard.
In a'nothercheduled game
inVanastra, the Goderich
Diamonds;se'ored early -but -ran
out of steam and Were outlasted
.18-8 by the Vanastra Super -
chicks.
Joy Orr•went the distance in
•the Gdderich .loss but got little
support from team-mates Who
committed 17 errors. The loss
was the fourth of the season. for
the Diamonds againrtone vein.
Next week the Goderic1i
Dia.nroiids 'will ,play the,
Lucknow ladies in- Lucknow,
the Goderich Superstars will,-
batt.le the Clinton
Houswives in Clinton and the
Sailorettesa, will host the Blyt; 4
Busters at Victoria School at 7
p. m, ,
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Laura l~'eterson keeps a lonely vigil at her Mini library in Falls Reserve Conservation area
where business has been a little less than overwhelming. However the'totirist library' service.,
has been well received in other parts of tfie county. (staff photo) ,,
has .perfect season.
BY RONNIE VARGA
United fans! Gosh,.
, ,.1sure hate♦to be 'a bore, but the•
truth is stranger than fictir! ! Would you believe we've won
again?? Nine wins 'in nine games! Can't ask for better than
• that, aeh? United "versused” ..London Portuguese "B" and
shut them out 2-0. • -
The London team was aggressive and grimly determined
b
to win this match; !Jilt took all the hassle and
onto Their wits. The defense line worked well and
"the General" took.command and h•el.d everyone together.But it', was really the forwards who" managed to keep the
team one ,step better than the opposition. .Harold Ref-
,flinghaus .and Tom Phipps made some great, plays and
r displayed their intelligence And -cool. •
"'Dur'ittg `the 'first half, the Polrttigu�ese.'.trlett"vi irfrg d°" and
a maneuver the ball down to our zone, but time and again,
Goderich brought it back up and repeatedly took shots on
their net. Finally, this' persistence paid •off`and Goderich
landed their first goal due to the efficiency`of Tom Phipps. It
was a long time coming though ' ..., good ole United had
whipped shot after fantastic shot on the,,Poftuguese net
throughout this first half without success.' Talk 'about'
frustration!,! The Portuguese. goal ie.got a workout from our
men that he'll never forget!!
We didn't play ,especially terrific, but we played with
persistence and a cheerfully confident manner:- It saw u's
through to the end of this 45 minutes and as usual, when the
-a i to o c
whistle called the secora tion, United had polled,
up their sox (jazzy-knee-hi's !) and straightened ttp their act.
They performed'with more unity and careful checking and
covering.: They didn't do much 'challenging .because the
, opportunity seldom,arose the opposition threw out all the
challenges -and kept Goderich busy looking after themselves m
and their zone! United's. cool was ''right up front and they -
kept their tempers (andlongues !) well under control! (--
This was indeed a feat, as the•Porttlguese` are not known to
have passive natures and have an, uncanny knack of laying
on the "cotes" at the crucial moment! United seemed ex-
tremely shy and retiring by comparison! !' This second half
saw a- little better ball control and .consistently good plays,
but no way could the guys zap the ball into the opposition's
net.
Over and over, United shot the ball and -over and over and
over and over it just barely missed!! It was'really weird
"watching the fellas fighting' so hard to score and some
freaky fate deciding not to.let us! Th.is.d terred them not
one whit, but the fans were almost in "cardiac'ai'rest" by the
last half of this second 45:`minutes ! !
Then the "Big H," Hardld Refflinghaus'decided to give us,'
-.a break and he belted in a lovely ball and the score was'2,-0.
_Thew. Portuguese nl ve-r-let-• up -and i n. fact; bo> e down even W'
more strongly, but United was up to their tactics and cr4ftily
avoided any pitfalls. We were looking good and working
solidly when the final whjstle.ended the gameand told us we
,, were winners. (what else??) ,
Specif cmention for a new player, Toni Phipps who'played
an all:out skillful game •and.was definitely deciding factor;
in the winning of this- match. "The-Player-a-the-Day"'is
Dave "tiger" Graf- It's 'all .been said-before,so why? be
repetitious?? Dave'sa non-stop fighter and,he, stays on"Go"
until the final second! • .•
"Sportsmen -of -the -Game'" are the Gottschalk brothers,
"Mighty Mouth" (Rolf) and "the General" (Howie) who
perfotitted their jobs effici'e'ntly and quick - witteclly. The
," • uper-Jack" award goes to Harold Reffl.inghaus who is
constantly producing first-rate soccer and whose•attitude is
t-alWgys goal -minded. And he makes knowledgeable
decisions with each play.. Thanks ,for another action -packed
game,'Unitd! ' .
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No "Rowdy" award this week: we were too busy watching
the rowdiness of the opposition's spectators!! (getting sane
tips onhow to be very popular!) ' •
We all "boogied" over" to catch the 4thw Division playing the"
Easy Driving Club and it was too, bad they didn't win. They
sure kept up a fast' pace and played,,hard and with en-
thusiasm, but to no avail. They lost 2:0 (seems to be score -of -
the -day, eh?)
" Ron Brown had' an especially good game, playing, with
skill and per ,eyerance. Tom O'Brien made a great showing
in net and George t'ould was busy being George - peppy and,
Persistent !!• United. 3rd plays a;"homer" against Strathroy
• Sporting (in 'S'unday the 20th at 4)00. The 4th's'play at 6:00,
. right after, llf;�tinst [ ondon Hungari ins "B"
Con:me,on oit and' catch. us, huh? You get two for, 1 price
'of one (by; Gosh! the price is 'right !.! and well gh`' ••you -a
good • tihie, Okay? Pretty ' please?? ! ! United we stand. -
, Divided we fall, Qod bless, keep,j it and Stay happy ,. " -
• o - Love ya much,
Foxy Mama
• '"P,S. In case you're interested, guys;.I feel fine but vaguely
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