The Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-04-16, Page 11Community News
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Southern Ontario District Champions from
the Canadian Salt Company in Windsor
represented their district in a commendable
manner and placed second in the overall
provincial finals.
The Competition will be held at the
Goderich Arena on Saturday, April 19 com-
mencing at 7:00 a.m. It will take until 5:00
p.m. for all teams to compete. The public is
invited to view this little known but very im-
portant activity of the Mining Industry.
More than 50 bolwers, including teachers, students of Robertson Memorial School and
members of the Goderich Music Boosters Club, joined in the annual bowl-a-thonBunday and
helped raise more than $1,500 for the music program at Robertson School. In the above
photo, Robertson principal Angus MacLennan helps some students keep seore while below,
Karen Club p esident Barb Almaswford and i was the Baer stop displayed
pledge getter at $382. (photos by Dave s in their delivery.
s) Booster
".Strike a Note" iorflnisie
What the participants in the second event and keep score. It all added to the.
Bowl -a -thou sponsored by the Goderich 'success of the event.
Music Boosters lacked in proficiency wU Music Booster president, Barb Ahnasi,
ably compensated for in enthusiasm and was an inspiration collecting over $380 in
effort at Little Bowl Sunday afternoon. pledges while Grade 7 student Kim Wilson
More than 50 adults and students.applied pulled in $192 and Grade 6 student Chuck
their athletic prowess and agility to the MacLennan added $60.44 to the total. Other
bowling lanes in the "Strike a Note for top pledge getters were; Shelley Carver,
Music" bowl-a-thon, raising more than $39; Michael Otterbein, $44; Dwayne Led -
$1,500 in pledges m the process. dy, $40; Arin,e Bray, $38" and Dorie Anne
Students, teachers, booster club Maclennan, $38.
members and even civic dignitaries com- . Participants are reminded that pledges
bined to raise money for the community's are to be turned in to Standard Trust on
music program 'at. the elementary level. Me Square.
The ' event was' staged over two days, While money was raised for Robertson's
Wednesday and Sunday, to accomodate music program there was also some good
those unable to bowl on the weekend.. bolwing going on Sunday as evidenced by
Chairman of the ways and mean com- ' the scores. Brad Fisher -was the top bowler
mittee of the Music Booster, Nancy • with a 276 single while Grade 7 student,
MacLennan, said many businesses • Wayne Pellow,'had a 243 single.
donated prizes for the event and parents Julie Fisher, Grade 6,. rolled a 191 single
helped volunteer time to assist with the fund Karen Crawford had+163.
Huron Heart and Stroke,
Foundation exceeds _goal
HURON COUNTY Barney Goldsmith,
Campaign Chairman of the Huron County
Chapter of the Heart and Stroke, Foundation
of Ontario announced, following meetings
with the County Treasurer Jean Hildebrand
of Seaforth, that the Heart Fund canvass
has exceeded its goal of $45,000 by $3,500.
Campaign workers are elated with the
success of the canvass and the generosity of
the people of Huron who have demonstrated
their committment to the work of the
A headline in last week's paper in the
sports section suggested that Susan Cook
had been awarded the Marion Mills
Memorial Trophy as the Goderich Figure
Skating Club's most improved skater.
The trophy in question , is not a
memorial award and, is simply the Marion
Mills Trophy. Mills, the wife of former
County Medical Officer of Health Dr.
Frank Mills, was very active with the club
when the couple lived in Goderich.
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NICHOLSON
Curtis is pleased to announce the early, but
safe arrival of his baby brother, Christopher
Rae, weighing in at 6 lbs. 51/2 ozs. at
Goderich Hospital. Proud parents are Rae
and Kathy. Proud grandparents are Mrs.
Doris Mewhinney of Lucknow and Mr. and
Mrs. Chester Nicholson of Lucknow.-
BRUINSMA
Ron and Karen (nee Caldwell) thank God
for the safe arrival of their first born Jason
Cecil, weighing 8 lbs. 6 ozs. on April 7, 1986.
First grandchild for Cecil. and Diane
Bruinsma of Benmiller and seventh grand-
child for Ralph and Gladys Caldwell of
Blyth. Special thanks goes to Dr. Neal and
the second floor nursing staff at Alexandra
Marine and General Hospital, Godd'rich.
STIRLING
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wish to -announce- the birth of their son,
James Clajtton, born on Saturday, April 12,
1986, in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Pro-
ud grandparents are Lillian and Donald
Hocking of Russeldale, Ontario anct Anna
and Grant Stirling of RR .2 BOfield,
Ontario.
Foundation.
According to Mr. Goldsfl ith, these signifi-
cant results are due to the dedication and
• enthusiasm of many people, but; noteably
because of the sustained effort of the town
and area chairs whb assumed a major por-
tion of the work load.
Special mention was also accorded to the
local media and and sponsors for making
the Heart Foundation's work visible in the
community during February.
Legion auxiliary plans yard sale
On April 8, Zone Commander, Mary Hahn
was present for the monthly meeting of the
Legion Ladies Auxiliary. President Laura
McLarty called the meeting to order. Aileen
Tigert's application for membership was
approved.
A rummage and bake sale in conjunction
with the Branch's yard sale for April. 26 is
being planned. Donations were made to
G.D.C.I. for a student to attend the Terry
Fox Youth Centre for one week as well as
' the District Multiple ,Sclerosis Society.
April will be a very busy month as the
ladies are catering to several bowling ban-
quets as well as other actiirities.
An auxilary team gained second place at
district darts in Galt on April 5 and now ad-
vance to provincial level in Cornwall, June
28. Best of luck ladies!
The mystery prize was won by Comrade
Sharon Scruton and the attendance draw by
Comrade Mildred Cook.
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BY JANET DUCHARME
HOLMESVILLE - The last meeting
April fe
After Eights' was held on Saturday,
at the home of leader. Bev Van Ninbuys.
The meeting was opened by vice-
president Diane Bradshaw. The minutes
were read by secretary Laurie Littlechild.
The treasurer's report of $28.26 was given
by Julie Baker.
Before members started reading in their
books, they were to prepare any
ostions
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they had on dating, asking guys ri
pays for what and when it's appropriate,
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etc. They then •started reading and
discovered most of their questionswere
answered in the book.
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The home activities are: 1. to prepare
their books for the leader by April 16; and 2.
to prepare for .the Achievement Program,
which is to be held on April 29 at 7:30 p.m. at
Central Huron Secondary School.
Snacks were provided by Diane Bradshaw
and refreshments by Bev Van Ninhuys.
Members would like to thank Denise
Brand for being their assistant leader and to
Bev Van Ninhuys, the leader.
The members of the Holmesville II After
Eights are: Linda Brand, Denise Brand,
Diane Bradshaw, Julie Baker, Kathy Cook,
Charlene Hoover, Lauri Littlechild and
Janet Ducharme.
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