HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-09-25, Page 20PAGE 10A—GODERICH.SI,GNAL-STAR, THU}MAY , SEPTEMBER 8, 1975
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BY DAVE SYKES
A person would be corn-
pletely lacking msoc'tal graces
and • display comp} to
ignorance of fashionabl ap-
parel trends if he -didn't wear a
pair of cowhoy bolts and R)
gallon hat »tilted slightly. for-.
ward to the annual rodeo and
square dance
The, spurs •are optional, of
course, since they haven't
achieved any semblance •o'f
compatibility with the
peting of late. model cars. Such
dress codes arta rather un-
common hut if you gat() a rodeo
in Texas, you just can't get
caught \Without them.
Sandra Niv€ns and Bill
Lougheed spent three weeks in -
the Statte of l't"xas as part of the
Lions' ('xcha1tgccp)'ogra,nl.Both
enjoyed the experience of at -
Gospel
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about them together. I want to
thank the;-•- Lord for the hap-
piness and, cunterltnlent that He
has given sus both."
The NC,t wilt be hack in our
area on two Move Occasions this
fall . Sunday, October 5th at, the
Huron Men's Chapel in Auburn
and. Saturday, November 155th
at the High' Shop1 in Listowel,
Plan now to attend! "1 1)u'won't
be sorry.
The •second ;;rup to appear
was The Watchmen. Award
winners at the Gospel Music
Association Conventicon
(among 30 groups), The Watch-
men thrilled and excited the
audience with their songs of
praise, •
The Watchmen are bass
.Dave Yake 2ti, Richmond Hill
stereo shop owner: lead Doug
Jones,.. '24, a Toronto manager
for -Baldwin Piano Storer
• pianist Brian 'Winger, ''1•, a
Burlington . Baldwin Piano
salesman: tenor Norm Son-
neberg, 20, a University
Waterloo student: and baritone
David Chapman), '23, a com•
mercial artist.
Isaiah Said, ""I'he Watchmen
shout.and sing with joy for right
before their eyes, they see the
Lord God bring 1 -lis people -
home again" (Isaiah 52:8LB )
The group we saw and heard
on Saturday night were a living.
expression of the passage from
God's Holy Word.•
Only one rnenlher, Dave
Yake, of the. seven-year-old
Watchmen is with the group
today. The original pianist left
to attend Ontario,Bible College:
the original tenor left'to go into
full-time .evangeli.sm: the
original baritone is now an
assistant ,.pastor and Sunday
School superintendent in a
• large Missionary Church in
Kitchens. .
Although the two groups have
entirely different , styles of
musical expression, the
omessage. was the same. "'We,
love the Lord and look forward
to His second coming„"
The • NC.0 included in their
packages of ,songs... "He's
Ready .to Come, I'm Readily to
gel "What a beautiful day for
the Lord to come-. "Jesus is
the man for- the hour'', and the
exciting "I'll See You in the
Rapture''
Among the se'h..'ctions sung by
the . Watchmen were, "I've
come too far' to turn hack",
"It's - worth it all", "Welcome
Back Jesus" and many, 'many
more.
Both groups are anticipating
tending their first rodeo and
Bill claimed that it's "a must to
wear the hoots and hat and you
just couldn't be seen there
without them,"
The two Grade 12 GDCI
students wet•e scit.'C ('d front a
number of applicants to par
licipalte 111 the program. with
the, Te:' , students visiting
Goderich in .lulll spent his
time at the home of Virginia
Sheffy who was most ,en-
thusiastic. about her stay in
Goderich, '1'h& Sheff'y's make
their hortlt' in Dlnlmitt, a small
town in the northern panhandle
of Texas
Sandra, through some u.n-
forseeahle circumstances, did
not have a guest on'the first leg
of the program. She stayed at
the home of Lynn Hart in
Levelland, which is \1 town of
changes In membership NC('
rhythm guitar player 'I)an
Mailer will retire, temporarily
at last, to dei otc more time to
his studies. Donna Harris will
fill the void on rhythm guitar
ind a new • female bass guitar
player will he added to- the
g1-ou p, .
The Watchmen will soon lose
baritone I)av'id Chapman, Both
gr( ups ar'c' prayerfully •.
trusting`
thc� Lord as this .time of change
approches. ,
A tremendous thank you is
hereby offered to the Bayfield -
based folks who were
responsible .for the .,'Sing'. I
surely hope and pray that many,
more Sings will follow,
"Oh sing unto the Lord at new
song: for He hath done mar-
velous things" (Ps. 98: 1 KJV)
G oodhye for now. Gcid bless,
.,'ours; His, GR for,GM •
Vanastra
Gun Club
An. Exeter man, Bill McNutt
had the top) score of 24 at the
Vanastra Gun Club's skeet
.shoot last Saturday. There was
a
two. -Way tie for second spot
with Harrison Schock of Zurich
and Ton) Allen of Londes-boro
each hitting 23 targets. Tied for
third were Mery Bat'kin of
Clinton and Jerry Coleman' of
Seaforth wit 22 'each,
}3ehir t v leaders came Bill •
Stewart (Goderich with !I
hits, Greg Potter of Goderich
e ith 1), Derwin ('c'te'r of
Lon(d('sloro. Phil )'`:1'b of Zurich
1n(1 (filen it'logk of Bornholm
ith It) each, ('at'l Hefffcard of
Huron -Witrk with
Stalllake of Exeter e ith
\ I1lev ('ilber.t- and John
1less>'15 of Goderich with I.)
each, and ,line East of Clinton,
the senior shooter, with I I
At the trap shoot last Wed-
nesday, Manfred 1)ierolf had a
perfect night tthen lie hit all ',i ,„
birds. ('lose behin(Lwas another
Goderich shoot .I i m Shear
down. who hit 't targets, and
Lloyd `'e'illler of Hensal1 who AV,
str'rrck ';;Birds "° AriCV
Ni'xt came Mery 13atk in of •
•
Clinton and John Hessels of
Godes.:, ill with ' '. Hairrison
, Scho('k ut" Zurich with ' 1 , John ,?.i
Gr'ey(latnus. and Paul MI(Idl('100
of Clinton with 19 "each, Greg
Rau :of Seaforth and A ;hies
Gilbert and Joan Dierolf of
Goderich with III each, at i
(ieor',ge,D'ierolf,of Goderich. the
Ittniot' member. with
1g1,tx)t) and Is located ,Ip-
proxlmat('ly ` 300 illilt's nor-
thwest of Dallas.
13111,bus had 5o(ue rra\elling
experience south of 111(' border,
but for Sandy it was her first
trill outside t')f Ontario One of
the- most inti igit'Ing aspects of
the trip was ,the marked (iif-
t't'r'e11C1 111 latldscap4' between
Ontario ,111(1 thy' Gulf ('oast
5t.111.
For 1111' 1110st part the Ialld is
Hatt and relate\ els barren,
Cattle ranches (11)d corn and
cotton fLlr'rlling ,tri' done on a
large settle and both Bill un(.1
Sailljy are ,rmated at the non
t'\r)hteilce of trees and hills.
'C't'xans don't hat(' that many
trees to speak of and B1/411 ex-
plained that a group of tree's in
the middle of a field 'near
1)ililmitt was revered as 'The
Forest' incl his testimony in-
dicated it has witnessed its
share of partl.' and goo)d.`
tildes.
For Sandy, her•.first flight on
ul airplane was all experience
in' • itselff. She talked en-
thtisiastically of •her trip and
the vast ' differences in the
geography and climate. Aside
from those differenc:'es, she
found the people, , even the
younger ones, tv be much the
sank.' as one would find in a
small Ontario 'tov'n. The only
di,Scernihle distinction was that
nobody ever' 'allke(1 anywhere.
Walking was,a mode of, trap-
sportati(>n Tat ,had been Second leg of Lions
'frowned upon and completely
abandoned, • Sandra INivens and Bill Lougheed .compare notes and souvenirs from their recent 'three week -
"The kids in' i.ev('llandnever - visit 'to I'exas,.Sandra visited Levelland,' a small town northwest of Dallas while Bill travelled
walked anywhere even if they :to Dimmllitt in the northern panhandle of the state. (staff photo)
exchange
,lust had to go around the•••
corner," Sandy said. "Alt_ the
young people have cars and
they consider 54o0 a hobo if you
v alk,"
Both students also had the
.opportunity to visit attractions
outside of the state. Visits were
made to the White Sands
National Park, New Mexico,
w}filch incidentally, got its name
from the abundance of white
sand, that at one time was used
as' a nuclear testing site, and
the Carlsbad Caverns, also in
New Mexico,
Bill also had a chance to
-venture-into the city of El Paso
on the Mexican border',' Both
Bill and Sandy made a trip. into
Mexico , a nd they were of the
impression that ,it was 0
relatively poor cduntry with
many -people living in modified
shacks and huts with the
downtown core areas of..the
cities 'Americanized'.. It was no
different than going to down-
town Buffalo.
They were impressed with
the food,- however, and
although SOdy talked about it
with s(ime indifference, Bill
could, not eat enough of it to
appease his •appetite. Texas
menus were also a little varied
and featured corn bread and
black-eyed 'peas- and Bill and
Sandy are now 'hooked on iced
tea which is the main beverage
on those ho and dry summer
-days.
Bill and Sandy have returned
from their trip with., a more
than •favorable impression of
the people avid the area. Sandy
111dica.t('fl thi. t the people arc.'
'warn1' antl - riendly and has
hopes of retu-ningmto Levelland
for at least a' other visit. Bill is
also more han anxious to
return to D mmitt and even
•tossed aroun the idea of living
there or going to school.
If -.Sandy and Bill, ever
returned, the would have to
shine up the I oots and get out
the '10 gal to hats because
everyone Joe's to the rodeo and
one can't take the chance of
being sten without them.
SEE THE NEW
'76 GM CARS
at the
CAR' SHOW
* -on
Sat. Spt. 27/15
DOOR PRIZES
OPENS 1 2:00' ,
BAND STARTS AT 9:00
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HOLLAND
BULBS
ARE
HERE
For those beautifully
blooming gardens
come the first of
spring, plant your
Holland bulbs now.
We have a fine selection of
Tulips, Hyacinths, Crocuses,
Daffodils, Paperwhifes and
Snowdrops.
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