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April
5 - Quintessence G.D.C.I.
23, 25 - "A Breath of Scotland"
G,D.C.I.
25-27 - Home and Garden Show
May
3 - Giant Community Garage Sale
25, 26 - Royal Lippizaner Horse
Show
June
22 - Laketown Band Summer
Concert Series Harness
26 - August 28 (Thursday)
Racing
2628 - 7th Annual Festival and
Friends rogram,
27 -July 1- Canada Day
Legion
30 - Fireworks Display
July
1- Civic Ceremony
1- Canada Day Parade
17-19 - Festival of Arts and Crafts
18 - Fish Fry itch
18-20 - Goderich Ladies S.lowp
Tournament
19 -10 km- Classic Road Race and
Fun Run
August itch
1-4 - Goderich Men's Slowpitch
Tournament
8-9 - Goderich Antique Show and
Sale
- 24 - Goderich Pro -Am Cycling hall Race
29 -Sept. 1 - Labour Day
Tournament
November
22 - Santa Claus Parade and
Santa's Court
"Booked opt ise a calendar of al-
Major Events appearing the first week of each month,
erich
of the Goderich Signal -Star in co-operation to avoid a owith the naflict of dates. tion
courtesy planning youryour events by
Board. p assuresthis fuU participation ipation by giving notice of the dates of e
can help p artthen'. : t 524-2125 as soon as possible!
telephoning the Goderich Recreation I)ep
A member of the Goderich Belles ringette team clears the
zone in final series action against Mitchell here last
Monday. Goderich won the game 10-8 to lead the final
series 1-0. (photo by Dave Sykes)
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PLACE: Boardroom, Assessment Bldg.
Lower level, Gloucester St. Entranc
AGENDA: Minutes of last Annual Meeting
Auditors Report
Report of Officers,
Proposed changes to By-laws
(Copies available at Rec Office)
Election of Officers for
1986-87 season
WilkinSOhi i s
Last week an article on the Sportsn hip
outlined the Huron -Perth champ
win by the Goderich Tween ringette to and
Thm.
e article also listed the players
coaches associated with the team with one
exception. suggested Dianasher was
The story Glousherinfact, heeai
the coach of the team but,
coa
el= of Twe,c,vn
teas been capably coached by Matt mum -
son with assistance from Glousher during
the season.
This weekend the girls ringette teams
begin Western Regional Finals
andSeat to
he
tweens begin Friday at 8 p.m: in
the teams
plaays Belmont in Mitchell and inst Chham. On Sunday the
oard looks at fibreglass
A,sub-committee of the recreation
boaro
is actively investigating avenues
im-
prove the sound in the Goderich Arena.
,The acoustics are relatively poor in the
arena and while minor improvements
have . been atttetnpted the board's
Agriculture Park sub- uniittef impnov
actively pursuing the prospect
•
ng the acoustics.
At a meeting March 19 the committee
met with Gerry Van Bussel, of Lucan tai
discuss the acoustical treatment installed
at the arena in that community.
In Lucan, a fibreglass suspended ceiling
was installed in the arena, with two cit-
st of
team
Lweens play Lambeth in Seaforth at 7 a.m.
The Juniors will play Belmont Friday in
Seaforth at 9 p.m. and Saturday they play
Chatham at 8 p.m. in Mitchell. They w
up the regionals with a game against
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Lambeth at 7 a.m. Sunday in Mitchell.
Both the Junior and Tween regional
ch Suanday onsys will conclude
afternoon. with the final
ga
sound panels
culation fans in the space, at a co
$30,000.. The panels come in,various sizes
up to 4 X 4 foot square panels ranging in
thickness from one to two inches.
The material is fire -proof, resists con-
densation and was installed. to provide an
extra measure of instllation as well as to
improve the sound in the arena.
The committee is to meet with represen-
tatives of Fibreglass Canada.
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