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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-04-06, Page 4• G , n E CI NA -STA THURSDAY, APRIL 6, W11 aures Version comleg to Knox PresbVte rian church April 13 The Kiang' Jaynes Version is Gordie Tapp of Mee -Haw, fanie, . completed his Bachelor of Ants coming _to Knox. Presbyterian Tapp begame so impressed with degree majoring in psychology. 'Chorea; Thursday, April 13 at .8 the group that now he has them at , He finished .years of study in 3., most of, his coricet•t'engagements piano, violin and theory at the Formed in,1.967 under the name • backing him on some numbers and . Royal • Conservatory of Music in of the .;Churchmen Quartet, the presenting a full Gospel section of . Toronto and is presently studying InembeLS performed only on a their own. ' y ' orchestration with one of Norjh Veesion was, erica's . most inent ,par 'Utile basis Mainly , in The King James Canada instructors; uc pis; Ga d t)elamionm John chtircheSand at small concerts— 15 also abseil to to epresent OAR Op When they were' voted at the International Gospel ' also does. a g r e a t deal o f the west ;semi-professional Festival in Nashville, Tennessee arranging for the group. ' quartet in North Ani.e'rica by the last year.Les .Kliewer, tenor, wept from Gospel Music Association 'in In the group are: his borne in Chilliwick, B.6" to Memphis, Tennessee, Things Paul Pumber; lead singer, who . 'two years of study' in Northwest •`began to'happen came to Canada from 'Argentina 'two .Able g Colle .e in Edmonton. Over the past gears, Les has been deepiy.involved in singing groups, and has extended his talents to song -writing ,and piano playing. The high notes belong to Les and - hehas developed a reputation for, • handling them with skill and pre-cisi-on-;' a,. Peter Kaups, the pianist, is one 'After high school, Ed gained of the originators of the group in The fixe young men changed the when he was two. Paul has proven grouii name to 'The King James to be a driving force• in the group Version and stepped into the full and he has backed•up his singing • 'time singing ministry.•They were, ability with studies' in voice, igned,toa flit'e-year contract by piano, vitlin and musical theory. Word Records, the largest Gospel His skill in the area of sound recording company in the` world equipment and Mechanics has and -their very -first altrunron that been-a-great_lcset to the _gr.o11P• label—Try A Little kindness— )gid Wideman, bass singer, was -given a Four Star Pick by makes his home in Richmond Hill. Billboard Magazine. • • They became familiar faces on coast-to-coast television as they made appearances on Countrytime, Crossroads and The Tommy Hunter Show. With their very first appearance on the, his sup making good use of his many Hunter show, the people of Canada , training in piano, trumpet, theory voiced their approval,of the new - and 'voice. - . years of study in arranging; sound by ,swarnping the network John Lindstrom, baritone, -.theory and experience in studio work. On occasion. Pei has been with more letters than it has , originated from Sweden anci(carne ' celled a on , p to sing, and his strong received for any group that has to Toronto when he was five. After 4conternporary sound has pleased° ever appeared- on the .show. . • finishing high school, John began many people. .. While taping a. -TV -pilot with working on and. has almost • several years experience • as a 1967. His talents were soon sound technician. His amazing spotted by the world famous ability in electronics and" auto Blackwood Brothers and 1 e mechanics has p ven invaluable :became their pianist for three to the group Ed has supplemented years. The King James Version is super 1.o.cali: forestei fliiirs curl at national's in, Portage Ia Prairie .ManItoba av general will have a chance to . -to TPoi►JrtageQlocal larinks Prairitre,cMapelleditboy aair to u repay this ality in March represent Southern Ontario in the .1973 when the dominion Finals will be.iii helc in hGoderictGheh: CaMarch 22 toh25. in = CEopesters Domin 'tie hlit --o .. 3 . 1d� _ ...... Curling Championship • heon,meeting of Cour# B'enmilier was the;presentation of a 50-yaarpin to • • Fendley to. also was curliHarryng Bro. Lorne N.od es who accepted of Fergus, curling Rodges for Southern Ontario with some reminiscences of the Mr.suiFing yndley ear: will be succeeded in past. Bra.. PeI•cy .iShieldS was• . -. his position by Bob Jewell fir .the unableertsotially his to atte50ndyear topin accept , Facing the stiff competition one ..,, could expect ,in ., a national MATERNITY f competition and venturing into the WEAR heart of the country where curling - 'is king, our local, teams came up with a very credible third place spot for both rinks. Both rinks were loud in their praise for the hospitality shown therm in the West.. Local Foresters and the -community in at the SEPARATE SHOPPE Main Corner, Open 2-& Clinton Glosgd Weds. These teams represented Southern Ontario in the National Foresters Curling championships in Alberta. Back row, left to right are, Verdun Vanstone, Ivan Rivett, Leonard Bowman and Arnold Fisher. Front, Eileen Bowman, Lois Vanstone, Eleanor Fisher and -Betty Moore. --Foresters photo bass voice • with glad to. have him back now and is Maiiland Country Club News Congratulations to Benmiller Foresters and wives for showing so well at Portage La Prairie competing •in the Canadian Forester's Curling Championship. The rink skipped by.Ivan Rivett with Len Bowman as vice Verdun Vanstone as second and lrnold Fisher placed third with two wins and three losses. The radieB rink -s ipged by Eileen .Bowman', Lois Vanstone vice: Eleanor Fisher second and Bette Moore. lead also placed third in the competition. - The Benrn•iller• Foresters will host the 1973 Canadian Championship at -Maitland Country Club. • The floor in the-dining`Toom and upper lounge sports a brand new .look. Under ttie capable supervision of Ray•F,fisher. Eric Moore and Ralph-; Foster,. fhe Foresters anis their wives sanded and refinished the floor last week. A.good job well done; guys and gals! '1- i'he Ladies Cur,li,ng Section. completes its season on Thursday evening with an Awards Night. Dinner will precede the ELEVENTH ANNUAL to SAU ER KRI-UT 'presentation -of trophies and will be followed by entertainment viith a local flavor. Congratulations to •Kay Graf, president and her executive for. another successful curling ,season. Tasty Spare. Ribs with Sauerkraut or Cole Slaw -- Hornema-de Pie Sunset Circle Housewives celebrate 25th birthday The 25 anniversary of "the Sunset Circle. -Housewife'{. club was observed recently..in the form of a birthday party held. ,at the Legion Ball• lirge crowd of friends. club nienibers and several Clintonian •' Housewife•' curb membersiverie in ,ittencl~ance. Euchre. 500 and Crokinole were ..played and winners• were: 'Euchre, Mrs. Viettii George; Mr. John' Moss: 500, Mrs. Margaret Thorndike: Mrs. Grace Littlechild; Crokinole, Mrs. Lois Freeman.. • A iironey tree was w6n by Mrs. Glorfa Atfield and the winners of twb baskets of groceries were •Mrs. Myrtle Good .and' 'Mr. Charles Cracknell. At the end of the- evening a smorgasbord lunch was served. President Mrs. Frances •Littlechild•thanked everyone for. coming and making this evening a memorable occasion. WEDc,ARIL 12 5.30 T,0 '8 P.M. Zurich Community Centre ADULTS: $2.25 - • CHILpREN: $1.[.,50 Sponsored by Zurich and .District Chamber of Commerce • It's our first anniversary under new management, and we would liketo take this opportunity to thank all of our friends and customers for their patronage during the -past year. _ We hope you have, liked the improvements we have made at the "new" Goderich Motors. 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