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PAGE 19—THE GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1978
Committee disappointed in registration
The September
meeting of Goderich
township recreation, held
on 5;eptem'bi3r -20 had the
following members in
attendance: Doug Yeo,
Hazel McCreath, Bev
Orr, Marilyn Forbes,
Alice Porter, Audrey -
Middleton and a softball
representative Jim
Harrison.
Bey Orr gave the end off
season softball report.
She noted also that not all
team sweaters have been
handed -in to her for
storage. (Please, ball
players, if you haven't
The Signal Star Paper Leafs captured top honors in
the Goderich Slow Pitch league Monday night with a
14-9 win over 1883. The Leafs swept the five game
championship series after edging Meneset Park three
games to two.. The union got by Stother's Bricklayers
by the same margin fora final berth: The Leafsare
(back row from left) Dave Sykes, Paul Steep, George
Vanderburgh, Tom Flynn, Brian Elckmeyer, Lloyd
Lounsbury and Don Kellestine, (front row from,left)
Don Hubick, Tom Thompson, Dennis Vanderburgh,
Jeff Seddon and Brian Thompson. Absent from the
photo, are_ John...Buchanan,... Barry Good. and: Jim
Shropshall. (photo by Sharon Steep)
Johnston wins Maitland title.
A beautiful sunny fall
day set the scene for
Men's Championship
Day, last Saturday, with
fifty-six entries. Paul
Johnston defeated Issy
Bedard for the club
Championship, defending
his title, and winning the
"A" Flight Award.
In "B" Flight, George
Gould defeated John
Kane to take the crown in
that flight.
Roy Lomas Sr.
outlasted a very
promising •young Jeff
Harrison, to win the "C"
Flight championship.
In other events on
championship day, the
Papernick Trophy was
won by Bill Hanly. The
runner-up was Dr. Karl
Campbell.
The team of Bill
Bradley and Pete raf
won the two -ball event.
The runners-up were
Gerald Morgan and Bill
Brown. The Senior's
competition was won by
Fred Looker,' followed
closely by Jack Gould.
Tony and Della Bedard
defeated Ed and Ardith
Brissette to win the
Mixed two -ball event. '
In the Men's Day
Event, Fred Looker won
the Net for the field with a
61, followed by Tony
Bedard Sr. and Jack
Hoffniey,er.
By theway, the course
will remain open,
although club storage will
be closed after this
weekend. Also, the club
will remain open for
luncheon daily, Monday
to Friday, and Debbie,
will be pleased to look
after you.
Say curlers get your
broom down from the
rafters and blow the dust
off your shoes, because
it's almost time! Plans
are being finalized by the
curling committee, and it
looks like an exciting
season coming up. More
information will be
coming your way shortly.
Meanwhile, don't
forget this Friday night -
One More Time - with
Tony Nother. Free ad-
mission. Try to get there
early to get a place to sit.
• A Hole in one! David M.
Bell, used an 8 iron on
number 1 tee to ac-
complish - this feat on
Sunday.
edour leads field
BY TD
The GDCI golf team
took part in the Huron -
Perth championship
tournament Friday at the
Ironwood Golf Club in
Exeter, finishing a -strong
second behind the first
place team from Strat-
ford Northwestern.
The GDCI team of
NOMINATIONS
Notice is hereby given to the Municipal Electors of the
TOWN OF GODERICH
in the County of Huron that the period during which nomination papers may be filed in
the office of the clerk for the purpose of municipal elections will commence on Oc-
tober.l6th at the hour of 8:30 o'clock a.m. and close on October 23rd at the hour of 5
o'clock p.m. for the purpose of nominating fit and proper persons for the office(s) of
MAYOR, REEVE, DEPUTY REEVE, SIX COUNCILLORS, FOUR PUBLIC
UTILITIES COMMISSIONERS, TWO PUBLIC SCHOOL SUPPORTERS'
REPRESENTATIVES ON THE COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD for the Town of
Goderich; of which all Electors are hereby required to take notice and govern
themselves accordingly, and further take notice that the manner in which said
nominations shall he filed is set forth in section 36 of the Municipal Elections Act
which provides that: -
How nominated - 36 - (1) A person may he nominated as a Candidate for the office by -
filing in the office of the clerk, during the normal office hours of the clerk within the
,period in which nominations may he filed, a nomination paper in prescribed form
which: (a) shall he signed by at least ten electors whose names are entered in the
polling lists of electors entitled to vote in an election to such office; (h) shall state the
name and address of the person nominated; and (c) shall state the name and address
of each elector signing the nomination paper and, where the office for which the
person is nominated is a member of a school hoard, that such nominator is a public or'
a separate school elector, as the fact is. 1974, c.32, s.20 (1) 1
Consent and declaration to he filed (2)No nomination is valid unless there is filed with
the nomination paper a consent in writing --to the nomination and a declaration of
qualification in the prescribed form by the person nominated.
Public school nominators (3) A nomination paper nominating a person for an office
the holder of which is required to he elected by public school electors shall he signed
by public school electors only. 1974 C32, s.20 (2).
Separate school nominators (4) A nomination paper nominating a person for an office
the holder of which is required to he elected by separate school electors .shall he
signed by separate school electors only. 1974, c.32, s.20 (3).
Separate nomination papers (5) Each person to he nominated for election to an office
shall he nominated by a separate nomination paper, but an elector may sign more
than one nomination paper for the same person and the nomination papers of more
than one person. 1.972,'c.95, s.34 (5).
Clerk to keep nomination paper (6) After a nomination paper is filed with the clerk it
remain in the possession of the clerk.
Onus on persons nominated (7) The onus is on the person nominated for election to an
office to file a bona 'fide nomination paper.
Suggest you obtain more than the required number Of electors in case some are not
qualified.
If a greater number of candidates than required to fill the,said offices, are nominated
and make the required declarations, notice of the time for the holding of the poll,
including the advance poll and notice of the last day for making applications for a
Certificate to vote by proxy will he given forthwith.
Given under my hand this twenty-fifth day of September, 1978.
Larry J. McCabe
57 West Street
Rlurning Officer
Dave Bedour, Tony
Bedard, Rick Rawson
and Larry Daer finished
just two strokes behind
Northwestern. Bedour'
had the tournament's
best score with a fine two -
over -par round of 72.
The second place finish
by coach George Sutton's
team entitled them to
compete in the WOSSA
finals Tuesday ' at. the
Fanshawe Golf Club in
London.
yet done so, see that it's.
handed in this week.)
A hearty vote of ap-
preciation was applauded
Bev Orr's committee and
long list of coaches, of-
ficials, and players, for
their enthusiastic and
untiring efforts on behalf
of the softball program.
An invitational letter
was received to the
Annual Conference Lake
Huron Zone of the Ontario
Municipal Recreation
Association, Saturday,
October 28, Goderich.
Plans to send a
delegation were initially
discussed.
A $400 donation was
voted in support of the
Clinton Minor Hockey for
the 78-79 season to be
used wherever needed in
their hockey program.
(The rec-council alter-
nates their support to
Clinton . and Goderich
arena_ _and, _-wi1L_include,.
Bayfield arena when it is
again established.)
Several motions were
made, some of which
were: a motion to inform
the township council for
the roof repair needs on
the equipment shed, a
motion to obtain prices on
an order of twsp.
recreation stationery
including the twsp. crest
as a letterhead, a motion
to present to council that
a permanent rule be
made concerning three
consecutive ab-
senteeisms from
recreation meetings, the
chairman using his own
discretion, may ask that
person to resign and then
ask council to re -appoint
a replacement, a motion
to approach council for
an erection of a sign
marking the Lakeside
Twsp. Park; motion also
for the ordering of
roadside trees for
planting at the
Holmesville Athletic
field.
With regard to the fall
programs for twsp.
recreation the secretary
Hazel McCreath reported
that there had been some
response to the proposed
programs as covered in
the local papers Sep-
tember 7, -
Sunset plans
dosing banquet
The closing party for
the Sunset's 1978 season
will be held October 14.
Members and guests are
asked to purchase their
tickets now at • the
Clubhouse. Mrs. Miller
will ' be catering the
dinner which is being
held at the Arena.
Following the dinner at 7
pm, music will be
provided by. Sound
System 70. Everyone is
welcome to helpus
celebrate the end of a
very successful season.
Low gross, for last
week's Men's Night was
Bob Greer and low net
was Mike Drennan. First
flight winners were Leroy
Bedour, Gerry Mero and
Tim O'Brien. Second
flight winners included
Karl Sartori, ,Mike
Russelo, Bob Cousins,
Dale iM atthies,, Manfred
Popernitschrl'and Greg'
.Beacom. Third' flight
winners were Gary Allen,
Vic Powell and Bob
Durnin.
A very successful
auction was held this past
week on Ladies' Night.
Special thanks to Ellen
Connelly and Sandy
Sowerby for being the.
auctioneers. Tonight, the
ladies are holding their
closing dinner. There will
be golf first if the weather
permits, and the dinner
will follow at 7.30. A short
business meeting and
social will take place to
end the evening.
Although this is the last
official week of Men's
and Ladies' Night, there
should be plenty of
golfing left for October if
the weatherman co-
operates. The course at
the Sunset will be
maintained, cut and
watered until
Thanksgiving at the
earliest.
Members who have
accumulated points from
Men's`-.or,`TLadies' Night -
are asked to please use,
their credit in, the Pro
Shop before the
Thanksgiving weekend.
Several people showed
interest in weaving and
ceramics so that
arrangements have now
been made to hold
openings for the twsp. at
weaving and two ceramic
studios.
Also . it was felt there
would be enough interest
in cross country skiing to
start a class in.January.
Too few phoned in for
classes in crafts,
.volleyball, floor hockey,
yoga, oil painting, and
chair caning. The
deadlines for most
classes are now past and
for this reason the
recreation committee is
disappointed that more
interest wasn't aroused.
No one can say we didn't
try!
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Tennis team wins iv
The Goderichtennis
The tennis
team won their fourth
consecutive Huron -Perth
tennis championship
Monday as 97 students
from eight schools
competed in the tour-
nament.
Goderich athletes won
four of the five cham-
pionship categories. Lucy
Turcotte and Anne Marie
Murphy retained their
girls doubles cham-
pionship defeating Pam
Lambert and Tracy
MacEwen in the final.
John Brown and Tom
Fincher defeated Bill
Shewfelt and' Neil Sager
in the boys doubles
championship. Marg
Conlon won the girls
Conlon won the girls
singles championship,
defeating Barb Conlon in
the final. Jim Costello
and Lori Hassall defeated ,
a team from Seaforth in
the mixed doubles final.
The first and second
place finishers will all
travel to London for
WOSSA on Wednesday.
Stratford Central and
St. Mary's finished a
distant Second to the
strong Goderich team.
Goderich easily cap-
tured the team title with a
total of 25 points on the
day. Stratford Central
and St. Mary's finished a
distant second in the
event with nine points
each.
Chess club begins
The seventh season of
the Goderich Chess Club
will- be starting on
October 4. Due to the
tremendous success and
growth of the club over
the last six years it is
necessary to find a new
home for the club. This
year the Chess Club will
be located in the Queen
Elizabeth wing of Vic-
toria ,Public School. The
club will be using the
parking lot and entrance
at the rear of the school
off Gibbons Street.
The club is open to the
public and operates on a
system that allows
members to fall within a
level of competition
compatible • with their
ability in the game.
There is also an Honorary
Level for those who may
not be able to attend
regularly but would like
to come out occasionally.
Through the season
members play against all
members regardless of
strength but at the end of
the season they &ay only
against membetIs of their
own caliber for a trophy.
There is a $10 a season
fee which covers the cost
of trophies and a banquet
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The season starts on
Oct. 4 ,and will run
through to the end of
April. The Club will meet
every Wednesday at 7:30 •my
to 11:00 p.m.
If you wish more in-
formation contact Jim
Kingsley at 524-9019,
Juniors
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win three
The GDCI boys
volleyball teams com-
peted in their first
tournament of the season
last Thursday in
Wingham.
The juniors started on
the right foot by winning
three of their four games.
Coach Ron Lane's squad
defeated Norwell, 15-2
and 15-8, and split games
with Stratford " Nor-
thwestern,15-8 and 6-15.
Coach Bill Worsell's
seniors were somewhat
less fortunate, losing
three of their four games.
Scores were 15-4 and 15-12
in a pair of losses to
Northwestern and 15-10 I
and 12-15 in a split with
Norwell.
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