The Goderich Signal-Star, 1980-06-11, Page 26In the back row are Joe Melady, Debbie Mit-
chelmore, Mark Rowe, Janice McClinchey, Stuart
Crew and Sandra Rowe. They are the most valuable
midget, junior and senior boys' and girls' track
participants this year. In the front row are Karl
Krohmer and Colin Alexander, the most valuable
junior soccer players; Claudette Richard, the most
outstanding cheerleader and Randy Little, the most
valuable senior soccer player. (Photo by Cath
,Wooden and Jason Ainslie)
Here are some of the winners of the individual
athletics awards at G.D.C.I. From back left, they
are Colin Alexander, the most valuable junior boys'
volleyball player; Dennis Aubin, the M.V. junior
boys' basketball player; Mike Evans, the M.V.
midget boys' basketball player; Blaise Doherty,
the M.V. senior boys' volleyball player; Dennis
Donnelly, the M.V. senior boys' basketball player;
Bill Shewfelt, the M.V. wrestler; Chris Knox, the
most improved novice wrestler and John Brown,
winner of the David Bird Memorial Trophy for an
outstanding contribution to tennis, (Photo by Cath
Wooden and Jason Ainslie)
Here, Kinsman Dave Cioet presents G.D.C.I. Students' Council Athletic
Representative, Ted Doherty, with the second $1000 installment toward the
track fund while G.D.C.I. Physical Education Head Lynn Meyers looks on.
WMS hears missionary
The theme hymn,,
"Unto the Hills," opened
the meeting of the af-
ternoon auxiliary of the
W.M.S. of Knox
Presbyterian church,
Goderich onMay 20.
President, Mrs. Gordon
Kaitting, presided and
read two poems,
"Mother" and "No
Favour Do I Seek
Today." After offering
prayer, Mrs. Kaitting
welcomed members and
guests. '
Mrs. James Horton
read the minutes of the
April meeting and the roll
call was answered' by
each member telling the
given names of her
mother.
Mrs. 0. Falkiner told of
cards sent to the sick and
shut-ins and more cards
were signed by those
members --present to be
sent this month.
Members brought
Blessing'Box money to be
used for the supply fund
and Mrs. J.A. Straiton
gave a report of that
fund.'
The June meeting will
be held on Monday
evening, June 16 att6 p.m.
when .members will meet
with the Arthur Circle
group for a pot luck
• supper followed by a
meeting at which Mrs. T.
Duke of Seaforth will
speak.
Mrs. G.L. Royal spoke
on the excellent sessions
of the recent Synodical
meeting held in Brant-
ford.
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Mrs. Ira Dickie read
the scriptures from First
Corinthians, chapter 13
and spoke on the verses
read, using "Christian
love as her theme.
Mrs. Dickie introduced
Mrs. Jack Needham of
South' Kinloss who spoke
on the missionary work
she and her husband have
Turn to page 9A •
It might be a good idea
if the various,countries of
the world' would oc-
casionally swap history
books, just to see what
other people are doing
with the same set of facts.
-Bill Vaughan
Scott Collins, Kevin Bundy and Andrea DeWinter received curling awards for
being the winning team in the second draw this year. Andrea was also awarded
for being the most Improved curler for the year. Absent from this photograph
was Keith Hallam.(Photo by Cath Wooden and Jason Ainslie)
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NOTICE
Public Meeting
The Town of Goderich Parks Committee is
holding two public meetings to discuss the
possible development of certain parks in
the Town of Goderich.
The meetings are:
1. Krohmer Park,Plan No. 42, Block A, June
5, 1980, 7:00 p.m., Council Chambers, Town
Hall, 57 West Street, Goderich.
2. Lakeview Park, Plim-No. 34, Lot 5, June 19,
1980, 7:00 p.m., Council Chambers, Town
Hall, 57 West Street, Goderich.
The residents of the Town of Goderich are
invited to attend and are requested to
prepare possible ideas for the development
of these parks.
Your co-operation would be appreciated.
PARKS COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN
COUNCILLOR DOHERTY
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524-9492
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