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Clinton News-Record, 1985-2-20, Page 4Mews and featars CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, i98,$—P4ge 3 The Clinton Sorority members played Cupid on Feb. 14 and delivered 26 Singing Valentines. Dr. Ken Wood was one of the reci- pients and recefted a cake, flowers and song, delivered by Ellen Colson, Sally McNichol and Dianne Stevenson. The Valentine pro- ject helps raise funds for Sorority work. (Shelley McPhee photo) Seventy-seven vie for Tuckersmith crowns SEAFORTH - Tuckersmith Township celebrated its 150th birthday last with a dance and the selection of king, queen, prince and princess from a field of 77 con- testants sponsored by local businesses. A capacity crowd packed the Seaforth and District Community Centre for the party, which also featured 35 men signing up for a beard -growing contest which will be accep- • ting entries until the end of the month. David Townsend was king, with Glen Rose . as his runner-up. Kerry Schmidt was chosen queen. Kim Rathwell was her runner-up. Kent Rathwell was ,selected prince, with Kevin McLlwain as runner-up, .and Charlene Townsend copped the .princess prize. Heather Brownridge was runner-up. Below is a complete list of the -contestants and the businesses who sponsored them. Princesses: Linda Binnendyk, Dekalb Corn, Ken Gemmell; Lois Binnendyk,. Hensall District Co -Op; Heather Brownridge, Vanastra Curling Club; Michelle Butt; McIntosh Poultry Farms; Jill Carnochan, Brucefield • Fire Dept.; Robyn Carnochan, Carnochan Farms; Cindy Carter, McKillop Mutual Insurance Co.: Janice Carter, Seatorth Agricultural Society; Ilam 6arter/an Egniorid Foundation; Leanne Charters, Miss S.S. No. 2; Katie Craig, Bill Brown's, Egmondville; Dana Dalton, Bill Brown's, Egmondville; Tammy Dowell, 3 -Phase Electric, Vanastra; Michelle Etue, Bill Brown's, Egmondville; Barbara Fotheringham, Tuckersmlth Ladies Club; Kath- erine Gahleviler, Vanastra Lioness; Kris Gemmell, Maple Hill farm; Yvette Haney, BIII Brown's, Egmondville; Ayesha Hills, Tucker Porc, Roger and Vicky Morrison. Laurie Kerr, Falcon Spring Farms: Kari Martene, Farmers Dell; Janice McIntosh, Seaforth Curling Club; Sherri McLachlan, 4th of Tuckersmith; Susan McLachlan, Miss S.S. No. 9; Carrie McLlwain, Bill Brown's, Egmondville; Erin McNaughton, Hensall Calf Club; Kristen McNaughton, Hensall Ag. Society; Kate Papple, Milton J. Dietz Ltd.; Amanda Phillips, Egmondville United Church Sunday School; Jennifer Pollock, Vanastra Factory Outlet; Mary Predhomme, Miss' Blue Bell; Paulette Predhomme, Miss Kippen; Kelly Rathiwell, Miss Brucefleld; Tara Savage, Dick Robinson Inc.; Charlene Townsend, P.A. Roy Insurance; Trudy Upshall, McLach- lan Farms; Jennifer•Watt, Huron Centennial'School. Semi-finalists were Linda Binnendyk, Robyn .Carno- chan, Katie Craig, Janice McIntosh, Sherri McLachlan, Kristen McNaughton, Amanda Phillips and Mary Predhomme. Princes: Brad Carter, Boyes Farm Supply; Robbie Craig, Bill Brown's, Egmondville; Danny 'Dalton:, Bill Brown's, Egmondville; Shawn Dixon, Vanastra Lioness:. Mlchael Etue, . Bill Brov 's, Egmondville; WiWarn Fotheringham, Seaforth Ag. Society ;• Jason Gemmell, Milton J. Dietz Ltd.; Daryl Haney, Bill Brown's, Egr.'ndville; John McLachlan, Vanastra Factory Outlet; Kevin McLlwaln, Bill Brown's, Egmondville; Kent Rathwell, Huron Centennial School; Peter Ste. Marie, Seaforth Curling Club; Chris Smith, Egmondville United Church Sunday School; Matt Townsend, Tuckersmlth Ladies Club; Scott Townsend, Vanastra Curling Club; Kevin Van Den Neucker, Falcon Spring Farms; Kevin Wynia, McLachlan Farms. • Kl.ri'gs: Roy Dalton, Bill Brown's, Egmondville; Brad Falconer, Tuckersmith Ladies Club; Bob Fotheringham, Seaforth Curling Club;. Ross McIntosh, McIntosh Pbultry Farms; Glen Rose, Egmondville United Church; Brian Thomas, Vanastra Lioness; David Townsend, Vanastra Curling Club. $erni-finalists were Bob Fotheringham and Brad Falconer. Queens: Joan Binnendyk, Dekalb Corn, Ken Gemmell; Dianne Carter, Seaforth Women's Institute; Gwen Dalton, BIII Brown's, Egmondville; Linda DeJong, Seaforth Ag. Society; Mary Fotheringham, Seaforth Curling Club; Lisa Johns, P.A. Roy insurance; Carol. McIntosh, McIntosh Poultry Farms; Darlene Moore, Egmondville United Church; Kim Rathwell, Brucefleld Variety; Kerry Schmidt, Vanastra Lioness; Lori Strong, Moqore's Poultry Farms'Ltd.; Julie Townsend; Miss Harpurhey; Kara Van Den Neucker, D & D Glass, Vanastra; Janice Van Dorp. Tuckersmith Ladles Club; Wanda Ward, Vanastra Factory 'Outlet; EstetlaWilson, Vanastra Curling Club. Septi-final- l3ts were Lori Strong and Kara Van Den Neucker. • - Clinton firefighters battle Seaforth blaze SEAFORTH - Thirteen people were left homeless but uninjured after a fire broke out in the Seaforth Restaurant and Steak House and spread to seven apartments. Also damaged during the Feb. 18 blaze was Moore's Bulk Foods, located beside the restaurant on the Main ,and John Street block. Damage is estimated to be in the area of a several hundred thousand dollars. The Clinton and Goderich Fire Departments were called in at 1:30 a.m. to help Seaforth firefighters. They battled the blaze for several hours and left the scene believing that it was extinguished. At 7:25' a.m. they were called back as the buildings were once again in flames. Seaforth Fire Chief Harry Hak explained that the false ceilings in the buildings hid the fire. Chief Hak and fire investigator Bob Adams have not yet determined the cause of the fire Carl Pursley, a tenant, was reading in bed when he detected smoke coming through the wall. He phoned the fire department, dressed his three children and rushed them outside. The other tenants were leaving the building when Mr. Burnley went to warn them of the fire. Ken Roth, owner of the- block, said his insurance would not cover the entire damage. John Moore, owner of Moore's .Bulk Foods, said that the damage may be heavy enough to force him out of business. Owners of the 75 seat restaurant are Jim Kiritsis and his two brothers. Apartment dwellers who escaped the fire with Mr. Parsley and his family were Bill and Tammy Brooker and their three month old son, Steve Butt, Joe Magri, Pete Martene, Keith Adams, and Walter and Maude Eaton. .athol .c school meetings By Stephanie Levesque Catholic ratepayers in Huron and Perth Counties have been asked to watch for an- nouncements of public meetings to be held on the question of a Catholic high school. The Huron -Perth Roman Catholic Separate School Board's secondary school planning committee has sent out a report through the schools and churches in the two cotlnties. Trustee John Devlin of Stratford, chair- man of the planning committee, said the committee is now in the process of gather- ing information. Once it has information it St. Joesph's Separate School placed second in the mixed floor hockey tournament they hosted on Feb. 18, winning two of three games. The St. Mary's steam from Goderich finished ahead of Clinton, winning all three of their games.The St. Joesph's team from Kingsbridge placed third. The St. Joesph's Separate School mixed floor hockey team gathers around Principal Ed Cappelli for last minute instructions. (Anne Narejko photo) "At the moment we're working out specific details," said Mr. Devlin referring to the committee's task of detailing how Catholic high school(s) will be set up in the two counties. There was some, concern that not all ratepayers received a copy of the report which outlines the board's plan to set up one or two Catholic high schools by September 1986. "We want to make sure nobody. is left out," said Mr. Devlin. Copies are available at all Catholic wants to present this to the public schools and churches. Stitchers complete birthday quilt Hi Everyone! Guess What? We're under construction at the old "LORI -LYNN Beauty Salon location in Clinton. We've been busy renovating for our all-new salon we're calling =R. EF I'Ia("I'I() - (Icsi, 11 Please call (482.7711) or drop in (72 Albert Street, Clinton) real soon for all your family hairstyling needs and take advantage of our RENOVATION REFUND DOLLARS as our apology for the interruption of service and our By Margaret Hoggarth KIPPEN - The quilt for the Tuckersmith Sesquicentennial was put up at Rene Caldwell's home,' and a Kippen East WI group of members and friends gathered on February 11 to start quilting. Those present that day were Jeanette Turner, Gertie Moir, Ida Dickert, Pearl Taylor, Dorothy 'Brintnell, Grace Pepper, Marlene Bell, Mona Alderdice and Mattie McGregor. During that week Mona Alderdice and Mattie McGregor went down again to put a few more stitches in. On Feb. 16, Isabelle Scott, Ruby Triebner, Deane Baird and Grace McBride paid a visit with their needles and thimbles to add their contribution to the quilt. On Feb. 17, Mona Alderdice, Grace Adkins and Audrey 'Coleman visited Rena and sat around the quilting table. Rena said that possibly it would be completed on Monday, except for the binding. Kippen East thanks all ladies who helped with the quilt, the lively conversations were enjoyed by all. Rena served tea and goodies to the ladies at all times. People The Energetic Eight met on Feb. 13 at the home of Bev and Doris Hamilton, On the way there the remaining six were wondering if they would have made better time with the horse and cutter, then when they saw Hamilton's laneway they knew the team of horses was necessary. Harold Parsons waded in from the laneway to get Bev out with the blower to let everyone in. They think they could now be called the "Crazy Eights".' Phyllis Parsons won the ladies' high . prize, with Doris Hamilton capturing the low. Bev Hamilton was awarded the men's high and Bdb Kinsman received the men's low prize. GOOD INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY PROPERTY AVAILABLE FOR MEDICAL BUILDING Proposals will be entertained by the Clinton Public Hospital Board for the development of a Medical Centre on their lots No. 410, 411 and 412 ort Shipley Street in the Town of Clinton. The property will be made available at a reasonable cost to a developer who can provide a workable plan. This building will be stipulated for early'completion and must be shown to be for Medical purposes only and primarily for the occupancy of Medical Practitione 1sl! Dentists, Optometrists and . other such professionals. t For further details contact: Administrator Clinton Public Hospital Clinton, Ontario. NOM 1L0 519-482-3447 promise of greater things to come. eizeta,yt��� � s.� "'...4?4 1;l' I,f;C"I'IONS by (Icsign P.S. Thanks for your patience. We're looking forward to seeing everyone back again. itevre i.te D[ 60-aptle P. P.S. We are also very excited about serving you all at our new location! 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