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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1972-12-14, Page 20COLLEGE CHRISTMAS PARTY -- A Christmas party for children of staff members of Centralia's College of Agricultural Technology was held Sunday afternoon. Shown above with balloons waiting patiently for Santa Claus are Brenda Balsdon, Lynn Stephens, Carolyn Dykeman, Patty O'Toole and Heather Jamieson. Pacing in the background is David Josephson. T-A photo Total of 22 students hired Sweep program a success Pineridge Chalet (1 112 MILES WEST OF HENSALL) Sattjrday, December 16 Joe Overholt Dancing 41111111IIIIIIII.111111111111111, IIIIIIIIIIII11In11111IIIIIIIII lllll Special Octobertest Food ll „H. llllll 11111111111111111111111111101111111111111111111111 wiliiimmitiiii011. ROAST SPARERIBS, PIGTAILS, BRATWURST SAUSAGE AND STEAKBURGERS, SERVED WITH SAUERKRAUT, COLESLAW OR FRENCH FRIES To reserve your table, phone: GEORGE BEER 262-2673 CHALET 236-4213 DON MOUSSEMI 236-4610 Entertainment a t the DASHWOOD HOTEL A A 4 Ek 0 4 W. 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Box & Son Friday & Saturday Nite The Lesperence Trio Come early and stay late 141111•0041•11141.1aam.o.m•lisOmNI0)1111•114.1•111molrOmimitammti.moo.mtramoloo1.1,1111.11.11..11.11.11111.1111.11.1=1.`0 rs.W0.141i:vAt•W;co•Nio..5$2:*.W?$,5i;k4AWAi44$0,P1,;VW: r s?1).L.YM:o.`ieglNO.TY'ci Parkhill Lions Club ts New Year's Eve Dance "(9, Sunday, Dec. 31 fs A PARKHILL COMMUNITY CENTRE MUSIC BY DALT WALPOLE COMBO DINNER, NOISEMAKERS AND HATS INCLUDED Dancing 10 till 2 $1g2 per couple A h Q., 4 REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE Organize a Group and Join Us * for an Evening of Fun TICKETS AVAILABLE AT o, Barnard's Variety Water's Elevators ellimils Fish .Fry'st.49 All You Can Eat Over 2,000 Served Fri. and Sat, Dec, 15 $4 10. 5.10 p.m. BRENNER'S RED GABLE HOTEL Since 1876 GRAND BEND For An Evening of Fun And Fellowship Friday & Saturday Tex Noble Sa turday Afternoon Matinee 3:00 to 6:00 p.m. .'‘X.VX-VX-VA:V=X-VX-V=X-VX-V Suriquest Vacations Welcomes you to the world of ACAPULCO VIA AIR CANADA STAY AA” itiE BEAUTIFUL Paraiso/Marriott Hotel WEEKLY DEPARTURES - JANUARY TO APRIL FROM $259. Seats limited - book :tw ht..larc *be Christmas rush! ALSO HAWAII —r TO 15 DAYS CONTINUOUS DEPARTURES FOR THE BEST IN ADV/CE, CONTACT Bluewater Travel Advisers 80X 160 ZURICH 236-4028 Club A atross Reserve NOW For Your Festive Parties AND OUR BIG NEW YEAR'S EVE FROLIC lb Rec News By ALVIN WILLERT In novice house lea ue, Taylor otors and Cowlri%t Played to a 4-4 tie while Conklin Lumber and Lankamp's Esso were all even at 1-1. For Taylor's Doug Brooks scored 2 goals with Steven Horn and David Bell getting one each. Cowan's goal getters were Rick Lindenfield with two and singles from Dave Bell and Mike Taylor, Jeff Newby taking a penalty shot for Conklin tied the score at 1-1 on the last play of the game. Steve Pearce scored for Esso. Elaine's downed Avcos 6-3 and Mathers edged Northlanders 3-1 in pee wee action. Dave Bogart led the Avcos with three goals and Paul Pooley, Eugene Clarke and John Van Roestel scored one apiece. Elaine's three goals were scored by Perry Pooley. Dave Atthill was theleading scorer for Nothers with two goals Randy Carnie got the other. Ted Ducharme was the lone goal getter for Northlanders. Games this week Thur. Rec. League 8 - 9:20 Sr Hawks vs Cougars 9:30-11 NewbyTire vs Les Pines Sat. 9-10 Taylor Motors vs Lankamp's Esso 10-11 Cowans B.P. vs Conklin Lumber 11-12 Squirts 12-1 Mites 1-2 Elaines vs Nothers clqww.g4•,t Derby Dip and Chuckwagon NOW CLOSED for the Season Season's Greetings From the managemOnt and staff tor*OttitOtttoo#6*.eiti***tivriv 2-3 Avco vs Northlander 3-5 Bantam 5:30 No. 2 Pee Wee 6:30 No. 2 Novice Open Daily BREAKFAST & LUNCH 8 a.m. to 1;00 p.m. DINNERS 5:30 p.m, to 8:30 p.m. Sat. - 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Sun, • 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. You Are Always Welcome) Dining Room Licensed Under LLBO Fri. & Sat. - Dec. 15 & 16 For Your Listening & Dancing Pleasure Jean McLachlan at the Organ Green Forest Motor Hotel Make your reservation early for your CHRISTMAS PARTY and' ur GALA New YEAR'S EVE FROLIC YOUR HOSTS: "PETE" and "CAROLE" DErrz HIGHWAY 21 — GRAND BEND HEATED POOL el• LIVE ENTERTAINMENT Thurs., Fri. & Sat. Dec. 14, 15 & 16 Thurs., FriA Sat. Dec. 21, 22 & 23 Tee Kees Seatrain Get Your Tickets NOW for our MUSIC BY SEATRAIN • Cold Plate Dinner • $10 Per Couple (Plus Tax) Tickets Available From Bob Tuckey at the Bar WATCH FOR OUR 1ST ANNIVERSARY PARTY — COMING NEXT WEEKEND FULL COURSE MEALS From 12 Noon to 7:30 p.m. DAILY BUSINESSMENS LUNCH OPEN SUNDAYS - 4 to 8 p.m. Where Old & New Friends Meet DINING & DANCING NIGHTLY — NO COVER CHARGE Les Pines Hotel Motel North of the Bridge EXETER Phone 235-0151 ll too Page 20 Times-Advocate, December 14, 1972 Huron Industrial Park Phone 228-6733 r v=:NvAvA;vAvAvAvavAv CHRISTMAS DINNER be little 3inn BAYFIELD, ONTARIO, CANADA N BOX 102 — PHONE BAYFIELD 565-26T1 _,, SUNDAY -,;,, N i ,4',----t-r--, irl 1 , ttl „,,,,, DEC. 24 :: N 1 U N M N et g. _Superintendent makes report Ausable Bayfield Conserv- ation Authority Superintendent John Hodgins reported to Mon- days' annual meeting 0.11, ac- tivities of his section. during 1974 "During the winter of twz the Authority's permanent work staff of 6 and 14 men hired under the Winter Works program spent a good deal of time brushing and cutting dead elm, mostly in the Parkhill area. The Winter Works program also permitted renovation of part of the Peterson barn as a workshop and storage area. it is hoped to complete this renovation as a project of the Winter Works crew during this coming winter. To settle Ausable tie The tie for first place which has existed in the Ausable Valley Rec hockey league for a couple of weeks could be settled Sunday night, The two co-leaders Ailsa Craig and Lieury meet in the first half of Sunday's doubleheader. Each club has a total of 10 points. The Shipka Bulldogs have three points and Brinsley a single point. In this week's action Ailsa Craig bounced Shipka by a score of 9-3 and Lieury edged Brinsley 4-2. Larry Dobbinson went on a scoring binge and scored enough goals necessary to get the Ailsa Craig win over Shipka. Dob- binson fired four successful shots while Dave Collins was close behind with a hat trick per- formance. Bob Donaldson and Gwen Griffiths checked in with single goals. Scoring in single fashion for Shipka were Shane Burley, Bob Lovie and Rene Boggemans. George Walsh with a two goal effort was best for Lieury. Single scores were added by Wayne Ropp and Phil Glavin. Jack Conlin was on the firing end of both goals for the losing Brinsley club. Members of the Ausable— Bayfield Conservation Authority heard a report at the annual meeting Monday of the success of this summer's SWEEP program. For the second successive summer the Provincial Govern- ment has provided a summer employment program for students, Under the auspices of the Conservation Authorities Branch of the Ministry of Natural Resources, each of the Provin- ce's 38 authorities participated in the program. Twenty - two secondary and post-secondary students were hired to work for the Ausable Bayfield Conservation Authority. Throughout July and August these students were involved in many environmental projects on both Authority properties and municipal lands, Brushing, road and stream cleanup, painting, and erosion control were projects done for Hensall, Grand Bend, Seaforth, Bayfield, Clinton, West Williams Veteran driver named to hall One of Canada's outstanding harness horsemen, veteran Clint Hodgins, has been named to the Living Harness Horse Hall of Fame, at Gosehn, N.Y. The 65-year-old native of Clandeboye, who still maintains a farm there, but spends most of his time at Orlando, Fla,, was notified of the honor in a letter from William Connolly, Trotting nnolly, of the United Association, a few days ago. Hodgins will be recognized at the 25th annual U.S. Harness Writer's Awards night at Philadelphia's Liberty Bell track, on Feb. 25. His long driving career started back in 1928 when he was in the sulky for the first time at the Exeter Fair races. When he isn't at his Clandeboye farm, he lives at Orlando, only a few short blocks from Ben White Raceway. and Parkhill. A flight of steps from their park down to the lake was built for Hay Township, and a special demonstration lakeshore erosion control project was undertaken, using gabion groins, in the Village of Bayfield, In the Authority's conservation areas the work involved:— building a footbridge, shelter, and portion of trail at Morrison Dam C.A., plus painting buildings, posts, repair of culvert, removal of old fence, trimming and brushing, and weed removal from reservoir. Holy Trinity Anglican Church, The Anglican Church Women met in the home of Mrs. Lillian King last Wednesday afternoon. The meeting was opened by the president Mrs. Violet Hardy. Rev. R,A. Carson led in the Bible Study and showed two film strips in 'How we got our Christmas customs" and "What Christmas means." The ladies exchanged gifts and enjoyed a lovely lunch provided by Mrs. Kay Haggar and Mrs. Gladys Roberts. Sunday, the flowers in the church were from the funerals of Mrs. Pauline Zubal and Clare Bryan. Three members of the choir,, Naren .11enderson, Julie Henderson arid Karen tindscin sang as a trio during the offering. Lucan Revival Centre The church was full Sunday evening with parents and others who enjoyed the annual Sunday School Christmas Program. John Armitage opened the program with Karen Dykeman singing a welcome song, Among the musical numbers were: a trio of Allan Melanson, Mrs. M. Dykeman and Joan Lockyer. Marlene Butler and Doug Butler each sang a solo. Three of the Sunday School classes performed the Christmas pageant of the birth in Congregation entertained Rev. Wilfred D. Jarvis con- ducted the Communion service in Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sunday. His sermon subject was "Take it, it is for Sinners". The choir under the direction of Mrs, Malcolm Dougall sang a Christmas hymn, The Young People of the church participated in a "Candle Light Service" at the Emmanuel United Church in Zurich Sunday evening. At Parkhill C.A. a nature trail was developed, buildings stained, and assistance given with grass cutting and trimming; general cleanup work was undertaken at Rock Glen C.A. in addition to some brushing and painting, and two weeks were spent brushing and clearing on the newly acquired Corrie Property near Clinton. The students also assisted in gatehouses, in the food con- cession booth at Parkhill, on general park maintenance, in conducting a park -user survey. Bethlehem with an angel choir. Lisa Compton played three accordion solos of Christmas carols. The boys class performed a skit on 'Rocketry.' The youth centre performed a two act skit they wrote and produced themselves of A Christmas Behind the Berlin Wall bringing out the dangers Christians face trying to have Christmas in Communist lands. At the end of the program, a gift of money was presented to Rev, and Mrs. Elvin Thornton which they appreciated. Ed, Butler and his boys class handed out gifts to students and teachers. St. James Church The new rug has been installed in the church hall by the women of the Church. It is a beautiful bright green, that gives the basement a warm inviting at- mosphere. At the regularserviceRev. R. A, Carson preached on a 'Call to Arms' He said Advent bids us to put on the armour of God and prepared' to do battle with the forces of evil. He said just as God is a mystery, so evil is a mystery. 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