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In Level 1 Semi-final play
-'Chas, MacDonald over-
powered Glen Wightman to
win the 'best -of -three series
two games to none. •
However, Glen still had a
very good season considering
the- fact that he ended .the
season in third place in the
top. level, Glen was .in the
second .level ,the previous
'season: „ •
Dave Weary capitalized on.
•a'Jourth move blunder by Jim
Kingsley to take a one game
lead in the other Level one.
semi-final. series. Jim's,
blunder cost him a Knight.•.
and Dave played flawlessly
:from then on -.never Letting
Jim • regain his piece.
However, in the second:game
Jim Kingsley seems tOhave a,
• slight advantage with th•e
game adjourned after.
nineteen moves:
In Level 2 quarter -final play
Kirk Lyndon-won'the second -
game against Brian Miller to .
win that series two games to
none. However Brian put up a
gboth fight as • both games
were long and hard fought.
Brian also had a•'auccessful
year moving up from 'being
Iasi year's Level 3 champion
to a Level 2 position this year.
Kit* will now meet last,yea'r's
Dave Weary
Jim Kingstey• - -0
:(Winner plays Chas"MacDona1d).
LEVEL II
QUARTER -FINALS
Louis Stadelmann
Bob Dick . •
(Winner plays Dennis Little) -
' SEMI-FINALS ,
Harold Kloeze . 0
Kirk Lyndon 0' 0 0
LEVEL III
•.. . SE•M,I:FIlaiAL�
•
•
0
'•tic._. •- _.;0.
•
Level 2 winner 4, Harold
Kloeze, This should be an
extremely close series as
both players are very evenly
matched.
Iri the other .Level 2
quarter -finals Louis
Stadelmann and . Bob Dick
•played• for three hours • with
neither player .:taking a
decisive adi'antage. Th'e•'
game . was adjourned at this.
point. This could become• -a
verylpng.series.
In Level 3: quarterfinals
,Saris Hassan defeated John n
Kane .in two games while
George Young beat Darrell
Kloeze two straight. Darrell
Kloeze had a very improved
year moving up from a fourth
Level..position the previous
season. Sam Hassan will now
Play against last Year's Level
4.-"cha•mpion Mike Koszycki.
• George• Young will now go
against -Don Bogie.
lr Level A4_ quarter -finals '•
young . Jim Gower defeated
Bob De Lyzer two games to
none. Jim will now meet his
brother Larry Gower in semi-
final play. This should prove
to be a good•series as . both
players have improved vastly
from last season. •
The playoff`standings as of
March 31„are as follows
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KING$B:RiDGE-
Mr,
, Joe Cauitliiy 528-.7i 89
CHILDREN 1REG>CST) R auction sale held for ' Tim member absent.: The meeting
Kindergarten registration Hunter an Saturday,; April, 3. w.as .opened with the' 4 -II
took place .at St. Joseph's at the Port Albert Airport.. Pledge. followed by the roti•
School; Kingsbridge on Mr. Jim Sinnett, Chief of dill which was. answered by.
Thursday, April ' 1.." The the "PAUL 11 TOWNSEND"
all the girls:
children registering this. year• returned to. Green 'Bay; •; Delores'VanOsch discussed
were born . in 1971•.:and• will Wiscorlsinon Tuesday, March the uses of the twisted chain
begin .sc.ho,pI in •Septerhber••• 30,where the Townsend'haas stitch. Mrs. .-VanOsch•
1b9
6. 'leen, tied .tip for the 'winter demonstrated the couching
The following is a list`of the .months•.., crossed stitch, and Mrs
11 children .who, registered Frank Austin; -a patient in, Riegling. demonstrated. the
with their father's' name. in, . Win ham Couch:ingoutlinestitch
g a.nd iJistr;ict' p
brackets: or. group work' the girls
C h,r is t i ne Con - , . General al •Hosptt't • and' was "did these two stit'ches.on their
convalesein•g. at ',the home of samplers;
• elly(Denn�is). Vince ' his son, Mr. and ,Mrs. Johi) `
Doherty(Stan); Patty • Austin and, family, was able
Durnin(Michael Dalton) ; to ' return to hi's •home in•.
Elmer Foran(MicJ?ael); Lisa - Dungannon on Tuesday, •
Foran (Gordon) ; Wendy, March 30:
Miltenburg(Tony); Kelly ' Several from this area
O'Neill (Edward); 'Lisa attended the Variety Night
Riegling(Frank):;..-Jimrlly. "Fun and Entertainment held -
Sirine•tt(J'ames) ; Lisa in ` St. Mary's school:
Smith(S,tuart); and Sharon : auditorium,' Goderich on
VanOSchl(Peter). " Friday, April 2. Taking part
in the program from this '
• . SOCIAL• NEWS , area -Were: R'eve'rend N ather ''
A Penance•..Celebration for. Ed Dentiriger, .,Eugene
last% year's 'First- Com- Frayne, Denise Dalton,' :
muniicants .and their parents • Marianne 'Frayne, The ,
wae; Eld''• at St. Joseph's Gingrich' family, .and Junior
church on Sunday afternoon, members of the Huron -Bruce
April4. Swingers, Brock Hasty, Dixie
Several. from '" this ' area Cameron, Rene Reurink
attended the final topic on the Donald Ritchie Susan Irwin,' ' .
marriage course: held - in - Bill Mole; Donna Hackett,
Clinton on Sunday evening, • Jim Ritchie. • •
April 4, on Morality and Miss Angela Vanderheyden
Marriage given. by. Father of uburn spent the weekend
Prieur.' "at. the "borne of her friend•,
Education week is, being Miss Mary.Luanne Clare
celebrated at St. Joseph's ..; Thomas John O'Loughlin of.
school. •with.•special. activities Kirkland' • Lake .visited
takingg place. A metric' recently with Mrs. Ber-
workshop for parents ' was ..nardine Kinney. - •
planned. for Tuesday„•April .6 Appr'o'ximately 40••: girl -••
with Mr. Gerd Keeler; from guides and friends, ac •
-
'the Ministry of 'Education cornpanied by leaders 'of •the
'Office.- (Waterloo). ':A' con girl guides JoAnne Hendrik's,
firmation workshop. 'far May Anne Miltenburg and ,
parents is •planned " for -;Sher a Sinnett :went swim -
Thursday, April at2 p.m. An ming, at. Vanastra on'
audio 'visual presentation on ® Saturday, April 3:
"The Life Of Christ" followed Mr. Arthur Dalton and son .
y a number of skits written,Brian of Hamilton visited.
nd presented by,students of with Mr. and •Mrs. Joe
Grades 5'and 6'as, well as. the' Courtney and family bn the
hildren• from -K,inder`gad: •
o Grades,4 will 'perform a• • •'
musical presentation , on . - KINGSBRIDGE 4-H •
riday "April -9 Y aE L p, m•. . President Kathy O'Keefe
Everyone is Welcome. opened the 'third meeting of
LEVEL
SEMI-FINALS
W
• 1'
L D Pct:
0 . 0 1.000
1 0 •'...000
Mike KoSzycki
• Sam Hassan . .
oi
s
Don Bogie .•
George Young
•
• E3crb Coh.....
Kathy Weary-._.- ........ -.. 1 •
(Winner plays John Kloeze)
• • SEMI-FINALS
0
0
LEVEL IV
QUARTER -FINALS
Lary Gower
.,Jim Gower
.000
.000
000
,000 b
a
•
:._.c
%0 0 .000 t
0...° _0.._ __000 __ F
0 ' :000
o Mrs.: Bernardine Kinney,
• 0 •-' 0 .000 � - •the "Twisted Chain Gang" on
President and. Mrs. Teresa Monday, March • 22. at the
tourtney.,._first_vice president home of Mrs. A'ntone
of the Kingsbridge- VanOsch.
geneoIogical society. . Mary . Luanne Clare,
1 0 X00 presented a • history of, secretary, called the roll call
...Kingsbri•dge--to the Grade .7 -vc-which none girls answered
0 0 .000
0 0
:000 -
Ron Whetstone 'accepted the Central .Huron Hockey
league trophy from league president Grant Proctor after
Whetstone's club, the Godericli Merchants, won the
league , championship blasting Sifto Salt. 11-1. The
Merchants won the opening game of the three gaiiteset 6-
'3 and:Sifto.came backin thesecond contest to edge the
Merchants 6-4. [photo by. Chris. Turner]
SINGER
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FIRST IN ELECTRONIC
SEWING
For a home demonstration
call for your appointment
now
PRATT'S HOUSE OF SINGER
524-8431
73 HAMILTON ST.
GODER ICH
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and 8 students - in •Mrs. "'What is the colour harmony
Wilson's ..classroom at . St. of your learning stitches
Joseph's .school on Monday article?' ,a
afternoon, • April 5. Mrs:. How to create :a design was
Kinney told of the Early discussed by Mrs. Antone
Pioneer Days up to the year VanOsch.:Mrs. Max Riegling
1900 with Mrs. Courtney demonstrated enlarging a
starting there and . bringing designand members finished
the history up to the present enlarging the design in their
time. pamphlets
A large crowd attended the The, girls divided into two
Sale held at the 'former :Port- gnoups and the leaders
Albert Airport - on' Saturday demonstrated the twisted
afternoon, April 3 for Tim chain stitch. They• practiced
Hu:nter,-Lake. Range Acres . this stitch on their samplers
'Mrs. Bernar.dine Kinney and started putting it on their-
has sold her south houseandlearning stitches articles. •
acreage. to Mr. and •Mrs. •
George Brophy and family. The fourth meeting of. the
Mr. Mike Penich of• Both- Kingsbridge Twisted Chain
well and _ formeP y of Gang was.held an March 29 at
Kingsbridge . attended the Helen •Riegling's' with one
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