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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-05-27, Page 9Vag 4600 A new tennis court was officially opened at St Joseph School, Kingsbridge Saturday and tennis club members initiated the new sports facility by holding nom by Dave Sykes) a tour- 'Comedy our `Comedy :Players' holdvariety show to raise money dor new tennis club You've heard it said, "they played to a full house". Last Sunday even- ing, a group of local, humor- ous folks "played to a full barn" at "Art's place just north of Kintail by a few fields. The "Kintail Comedy Players", as they call them- selves, held a variety show to raise money for the newly formed Kingsbridge Com- munity School Tennis Club, so all proceeds go for this purpose. ° The Sinnett family of De- troit provided music, lights and sound equipment for the event. They displayed their many talents as they played throughout the evening, providing music for the vari- ous acts. The show was capably emceed by that "Macho Man" himself; Tom Sinnett, assisted by Sheila Nelson. Sheila also directed the show (Why not Robert Redford does both?). Yvonne Sinnett, one of the "Bush Street Swingers", started off the evening with her rendition of "Bottle of Wine", which the crowd reacted to with ,a thunderous applause. The next act was for the ladies who might have missed their soap opera. A slightly different one than most would think, but cand- idly done by the versatile Shawn Dalton, who had really outgrown his tub and rubber ducky, but was aim- ing to please. Mr. Tom then introduced the next act with no offense to Dolly Parton, Betty Lou Dalton sang a Merle Haggert number. At this time in the program, they chose to pro- mote one of the local busi- nesses with "Poster Girl", Bonnie Sinnett displaying the "Ashfield Service Centre Sign". Eileen Wilson was the bothersome old lady and Tony (portrayed by Tom Sin - nett) having to show his pat- ience and as usual satisfied his customer. Tony tells us business has been booming ever since and Eileen and Tom proved to be new and upcoming commercial stars. Jim Sinnett gave a medley of his favourite songs closing with the crowd pleasing "Mamie". Teto Sinnett and Cathy VanDiepen, the "Bush Street Pickers" sang "Gravel Run", which they wrote ana composed them- selves. so Nashville could be seeing a lot of these two. Linda Bowler. as a bar room maiden. showed her acting ability. doing the ac- _ _ A - /� 7V.I\ Inc t,.. /► �. _A 0.% AA A. Oft 40.% A': AA I!�. A A.. AA /1 ( )S Oil l: )% ) lli )1,1 y Kingsbridge news Delores Van Osch, correspondent 529-7441 B tions to the song, "A Cold Winters Evening", sung by Yvonne Sinnett. We've .since dubbed Linda the "Kintail Stunt Lady Shawn Dalton then recited "Creation of Sam McGee" and for the entirity, fooled the crowd as to how all of a sudden his hands and arms were rather malformed, until he exposed them to the crowd as Sheila Nelson came out from behind his cloak. Sheila - then introduced "Betty Birdaltori" (an un- known) as a prima donna doing Swan Lake to the classic piano playing of Patty Sinnett, and as the ballerina clodded across the stage in various leaps and bounds, she beckoned for her dancing partner, a well known Mike Dalton, and as they careened and swayed, the Ballerina finally leaped from the stage into the waiting arms of the "Roquettes", who were pre- paring to come on for the closing kickline. These beau- ties were made up of "The Blond Fuse" - Art Simpson; "Too Bit of Fresh" - Mike Dalton, - "Rosy Cheeks" - Bill Simpson, "Super Shawn Dalton" and "Macho Man" - Tom Sinnett. The group was led on stage by Poster Girl Bonnie Sinnett. We've heard since that the National Ballet is sending agents to review the "Roquettes". A new car- eer could be in store for them, we'll miss you, boys. The Tennis Club appreci- ates all the good sports who took part in the show and ,to the audience who supported them. The Community School Tennis Playground Ayes offic- ially opened on Saturday afternoon, May 23rd, when it was Blessed by Father Ed Dentinger. Mr. Vince Young. representing the Huron - Perth Roman Catholic School board spoke on behalf of the board. Betty Lou Dalton. chairman of the Tennis Club. spoke on behalf of the Tennis Club committee, as did Dave Zyluk, principal of the school. Clarence Doherty. who was responsible for pouring the court floor and PLEASE CALL NOW TO DONATE YOUR ITEMS TO THE ROTARY AUCTION SALE CRAIG CASS AT 5244323 KEN McGEE AT 5244391 OR ANY ROTARIAN -WA ZULU'S SZE iao PAOX411-- 0.04 " 0." " Oft "Ph ; O'\A AA putting the posts in, was also on hand, and his time prqvid- ed for this work is certainly appreciated by everyone. A tournament followed the opening. . Those taking part were Diane Van Cliche Jean Vogt, ° Sheila Gunby, Dave Zyiuk, Tom Sinnett and Jim Van Osch. Tom Shiflett won'' the first place trophy with Jim Van Osch the runner-up. At this time the Tennis' Club draw wa made. Two glass tennis racquets were won by Bud Culliton of Kincardine and Derk Logtenberg of Ashfield. The Tennis Club commit- tee consists of chairman, Betty Lou Dalton; co-chair- man, EileenWilson; other members, Sheila 4 Gunby, Clarice and Bridget Dalton, Paul Frayne and Anita Hog- an. Welcome home. from\the hospital goes to Don Fairish who was hospitalized for three months in Wingham and London hospitals. Also G.D.C.I. SPRING CONCERT May 28 th 8:00 P.M. West Gym Adults *2.00 Students '1.00 Music by four Bonds & Choir get well wishes go to his wife; Dorothy, who is now a patient in the Wingham and District Hospital. • Terry and Ann Dalton' and Colleen spent Sunday in St. Clements with Brian and Patty WHite and family and attended thctr nephevi 's ■Fat Holy Communion. Little Pat- rick spent Sunday with An - tone and Delores Van Osch and family. Members of the Kings- bridge Brownies and their leader, Karla Hogan, spent Saturday, May 23rd attend- ing a Brownie Revel hooking Back 75 YEARS AGO The schooner Kollage, with a cargo of cedar posts for the Goderich Harbor Lumber Company, arrived in port on Sunday from Cock- burn.Island. The town is making a great improvement to North Street by grading both sides and makinga water table. Commercial fishing is still fairly prosperous, the prices realized being the highest ever obtained at this port. A car of electric machinery arrived at the dock from Montreal on Monday evening for con- tractor Tromanhauser and. thus the last stages of work on the fire proof elevator are drawing nearp.� "Any old time", seems to be the motto of some of the present town councillors with regard to attendance at its sessions. At 8:15 o'clock Friday evening, only the mayor and Councillors Goldthorpe, Sallows and Blair were present and after appeals over the telephone, a quorum was had at 10 minutes to 9 and business commenced. 25YEARS AGO About 10,000 persons have tweed nevi- Huron County Court House since its official opening this week. The bill for the land- scaping of Court House Park is $5,737.24.' Meeting Friday, town council approved payment of 80 per cent of this account to the contractor, Charles Hay of Zurich. The , balance is to be paid at the end of a.60 -day period "after the grass has hada chance to grow: Work is to begin next Monday on the paving of Highway No. 8 from Walnut Street to The Square—a three-day job which will cost $16,000. Members of town council The. Drop of freshness A single Drop Of 'Pure Air' Works Like A Roomful Of Air Freshener. 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Since the opening of navigation this spring, 30 boatloads of grain, carrying over 6,000,000 bushels—twice the 3,000,000 bushel capaclty of the Goderich Elevator and 1 ansitCompany—have-been brought from the Head of the Lakes to Goderich Elevators. 5 YEARS AGO Don .Riddell and his daughter Kelly were on hand over the May -24 weekend -to--- unveil a plaque in Bluewater Beach commemorating a park to Lillian Riddell, their wife and mother. The park was named after Mrs. Riddell to honor her for her devotion to the community of cottages south of Goderich. Willard -Legg of Goderlch is the proud owner of a 1976 Ford LTD this morning after his ticket was drawn in the May 24 Knights of Columbus contest held in Niagara Falls: ■ o ■ .. ;■ ■ ■ i ■ f ■ o ■ ■ •••••••U. • ■ ■ ■ ■ FARMERS IN HURON COUNTY "THINKING OF NEAL Etift i YE, Y191iitt dill SiiiCHAMAN" aPEJi.AMZING IN THE SALE ©/ FARMS FOR 24 THE SQUARE . 0ORERICH CALL 5244700 n't/kmos 524.9097 OFFICE fit �6. ■ ■ i(■ ■ ■ ■ ■ u ■ .■ ■ ■ sinning.■ No Longer Purina Dealers As of June 1st, 1981, there will no longer be a Purina Dealer in Blyth or Wingham. Until new dealerships are established, Molesworth Farm Supply in Molesworth 291-3740, Verbeek Farm & Garden Centre in Clinton. 482-9333, and Dave Eadie Feeds in Lucknow 528-2071 will be pleased to service all Purina Customers in these areas. Bob Cummings, District Sales Manager, and Elaine Aubrey, District Sales Trainee, apologize for this temporary inconvenience. 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