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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-02-08, Page 9GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY ;8. 1973 -,-PAGE 9 Nor Mr. sic chic, dot by Mrs, d fifer a s' who a;;• 1 running BURN. AND flIS•TRICT HEWS PICS leen Bo ome afte acatioo rarn Keith -Stokes held the lotion of officer service Sunday at. St. Mark's can church. The following s for 1973 were installed: r's Warden, Thomas ton; People's Warden, s rewut. _Delegate to James Towe;,Alternate ate to Synod, 'Thomas itt; Treasurer, Mrs. John Organist, Mrs. Gordon or; Vestry -clerk, Mrs. as Haggitt, .Auditor Mrs'. rt Slater; Board of agement, Mrs. Elmer mer, Mrs. John Daer, Thomas Haggitt, James ider, Donald Cartwright, .. wrg.nce,,_ E liner Trom- ,r, Robert Slater, and Miss a Phillips, PERSONALS and Mrs. Bill Fdson of visited on Sunday with and Mrs. Maitland Allen her grandfather;` Mr. am J. Craig. j . and Mrs. Ra h" Jackson family of Mit ell visited ,unday with- er parents and Mrs° John Daer. .s. Rathel Sprung of At - 'visited last week with James Jackson. - r. and Mrs. Fred ngblut of Woodstock spent eekend with Mr. and Mrs. red Sanderson. r, and Mrs. Oliver Ander- and Miss Nancy Anderson Kingsbridge spent- the end in London with the er's son, Mr. William An- on and attended the Ian n and Donna Fargo ton- e are sorry to report that William Empey is a patient oderich hospital. We wish a speedy recovery. r. and- Mrs. Thomas John - and Miss Laura Phillips ed on Monday in Mitchell his sister, Mrs. Ethel w. Miss Margaret Jackson visited ,for a few`days this weep with her sister-in-law, Mrs. • James Jackson:. Little Christine Stadelman of Blyth spent Monday' with her -grandmother, Mrs. Eleanor Braljnc „.-_ - Mrs. -Donald Cartwright, Mrs. James Schneider, Mrs. William Empey, Mrs.'Maurice Bean, Mrs. John Hidebrand, Mrs. Ted Robinson and Mrs. Frank Raithby,attended the 4- H Leaders course at Clinton for the Spring project "Sewing with K n its." Mr., ,and Mrs. Russell Brindley, of R.R. 3 Auburn, celebrated their 40th Wedding Anniversary Sunday , January 28. A party was held for them at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew (Sonny) Moore of 144 Huron road. Twenty-one were in attendance for the happy occasion. Mrs. Con . Hogan is home again after spending tern days in St. -Joseph's Hospital, Lon- don, following surgery. The groundhog did not see his shadow on GROUNDHOG DAY, Friday, February 2, so it looks as if Spring is just around the corn. With no snow and temperatures_ in the 40 degree range, it looks as if spring has already begun. Mrs. Peter VanOsch was the lucky winner of a Hair Curler Set on the "ONE" contest which is heard on CKNX radio.' Not to be outdone by his wife, Peter, was the winner of the prize quilt which was raffled off by, the Farmers Union during the;..aacial hour fallowing their meet -frig -Field"-at the Brookside School on Thursday, February Visiting with Mr. and.. Mrs.. George Moncrief recently was Mr. Ivan Moncrief of Penticton B.C. and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hunter and Jennifer of London and Russell Moncrief of the ' University of Guelph Mr. and Mrs. Doss MacKen- zie and boys spent a weekend in Toronto recently with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Barrett and family and Mr. and Mrs. Ray MacKenzie. . Mr. John,Bradley of Toronto spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Bradley.- John is enjoying his studies in medicine at the University of Toronto. The ' David Elphick family were in Ridgetown on Saturday at the wedding of Don 'Alton. Several in the- area have had the "flu" which has been prevalent in the schools. Plans are being made - to celebrate, the 125 anniversary on June 17 of the fo4nding of the Ashfield Presbyterian Congregation. - In the early years of settlers arriving from Scotland and settling in the Lochalsh area, a need for a Church was felt by these God fearing folk. During Mr. Grants ministry a manse was built. Afters'ome delay a call was issued to Rev. Kenneth MacDonald in 1886." He was well remembered for his en- deavours to build up the congregation and during this pastorate the second manse ,, was built and is now owned and lived in by the Jack MacKenzie family. 'The Rev. John Rose accepted a call to this• -congregation -'-in 1892 he remained for four years, and- before another Minister was called it was decided that he must be able to conduct services in ,Gaelic and English. Thus Rev. Alexander Millar became minister and was , remembered for his musical talents. CESSCUIS NEWS EL RESH ELECT HERS 1 0 ZIPS ,c.. .8.P.M. AT CENTRAL HURON SECONDARY ... SCHOOL IN. ..CLINTON ,._...... To select 'the Progressive Conservative candidate for the forthcoming by-election Huron Progressive ConservativeAssociation (Prov.) On May 28, 1900 the session met withthe congregation to talk about the erection of a new church: This church was built in 1906 and still stands and has 4„4.9F,L91. has seen many changes and the first service was held in Gaelic on the farm of Alexander MacKenzie near the lake. The second communion was held on Red. Duncan MacRae's farm across from the Lochalsh, school or where the park is now located. It was a general meeting, place for five or . six years. Later a church was erected. near where the North Ashfield School now stands and services were held in the grove of trees for some time on the farm now owned by Andrew Barkwell. From the, time of the first meeting until the first minister was called several new settlers had arrived from Scotland. If you're a bald-headed or slightly overweight basketball player, then watch out. That - is, if you're playing against the CALIFORNIA CUTIES. The CUTIES, a team of out- standing men players attired in ladies' clothes, make every game a "Sadie Hawkins Day" when it , comes to the op- position. "We always get our man,', laughs founder -owner Trino Palacios • in explaining the CUTIE tactic of picking out popular local players as fall guys. .. The CUTIES come to Goderich .on Friday, February 16 to take on the .G.D.C.I. Angels. Game time is 7:30 at the G.D:C.I. auditorium. Proceeds will go to the G.D.C.I. Students Council. Tickets ,are available from any member of the school's basketball teams. Some of the CUTIES' antics are, strictly off the cuff, while others are well -rehearsed routines guaranteed to - make the crowd laugh and d cheer. "We're always on the lookout for new. ways to entertain the - says Palacios. "Sometimes a player will ad lib a stunt which goes - over big. Then we'll add it to our per- manent list of routines." The CUTIES, whose roster includes a mischievous 0—inch midget by the name of ittle Susie, are made up of former high school and college players blessed with enough talent to win nine out of every 10 games. "Little Susie, are made up of former high school and college players ..blessed with enough talent to win nine out of every 10 games. ' "But the final score isn't all that counts," Palacios points out. "As long as the fans. are happy, then we're happy. Last week Clarke Teal picked up a win against Glen Wight - man and went on to hand Amadeo Andreini his first loss. Clarke' has not lost in his last 16 games. ., Ian Ross suffered a . loss against Amadeo Andreini but went on to defeat John Seaman. This win enabled Ian to pass John and take the lead in Level 4. Charlie MacDonald wori his 32nd game defeating Jim Kingsley. Jim's loss gives John Kane a slight lead in Level 3 Glen Falkiner and Kirk Lyn- don both had successful nights. Gien winning two out of 3 while Kirk- Won his game against Sohn Scaman. The standings as of Jan. 31 are as follows: LEVEL 1 Charlie MacDonald with 32 wins, .0 losses and 0 ties. Clarke Teal 24-3-3 f(ir .850 Amadeo, An- dreini 6-1-1.812 Jim` Weary 12- 5-1 .694 LEVEL .2 -Ernie McMillan with . 10 wins 5 losses and 0 • draws for .667 Glen Wightman 16-8-1 .660 -Kirk Lyndon 22-11- 2 .657 Tom McGill 22-12-2 .639 LEVEL 3 John Kane with 0 wins, 10 losses and 3 draws for .558 .Jim Kingsley 21-17-2 .550 Glen Falkiner 10-9-1 .525 Reinhardt Voeime 2-2L0 .500 LEVEL 4 Ian Ross with 14 wins, 23 losses and 2 ties for • .385 John Scan}an 7-13-2 .364' Rick Kingsley 10-28-1 .269. Larry McDougall 7'36-2 .178 and Laird Eisler 1-13-0 .071 Mrs. Joe Courteeg 5291189 1. Congratulations Betty and Pete. Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Mary Hogan in the death of her sister Angeline in St. Joseph's hospital in Chatham on Tuesday morning. CONGRATULATIONS to Mr. and_ Mrs. Tony Miltenburg on the birth of a baby bo the Wingharn, and District General Hospital on Monday, January 29, 1973. Miss Janie VanSchip from Holland is spending four weeks vacation with her sister Stephanie and brother-in-law—Mr. and Mrs. Tony Miltenburg, arriving here on Wednesday, January 24. Congratulations to Gordon Kinahan son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill •Kinahan-of St -Augustine; being one of the three winners in" the Ontario Hydro Com- petition held in the Wingharn Public School on Thursday, February 1st. The topic of his speech was, "COLOR BLIND- NESS".' Gordon will give his speech in Clinton on February 6. Good Luck, Gordon! Michael Courtney, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Courtney, was slashed in the mouth during the Intermediate Hockey Game at the Lucknow Arena on Sun- day afternoon. His front tooth was chipped and knocked crooked and it took 12 stitches to close the wound. Lucknow did win the game with the score Lucknow 6, Listowel 4, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Mar- sman (Frances Dalton) and family of London spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Dalton. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Mid- degaal and family of Blyth were'Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jack VanOsch. RIES MILTENBURG . has returned to his home after spending three weeks visiting his 85 year .old father, Anthony Miltenburg in Holland. We are pleased to report that his n father's health is improved and he was able to enjoy a visit with his son whom he had not seen in twelve years. Miss Mary Ann O'Keefe, Brescia ,College, London, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe O'Keefe. Mr. .Jim Sinnett had the misfortune to break his foot at the' Volleyball game. He' will be sporting a cast for six weeks. Tough luck, Jim. Plans are being made for - a • Card Party in the Parish Hall for this corning Friday night and a Cash Bingo for Friday, February 16th. 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