HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-11-18, Page 23OLYMPIC MEDALS — Five members of the Lucian Homing Pigeon club received special Olympic medals et
Saturday's annual banquet. Above, Wally Lorenowicz presents the awards to Harry Winters, George
Noyes, Clarence Hardy, Carol Hardy and Tim Culbert. T-A photo
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40 Jets get dose victory.,
hold second spot
In their only start this week in
the Ontario Hockey Association
Continental Senior league the
Lucan-Ilderton Jets edged the
Port Stanley Canadians 4-3 at the
Ilderton arena, Friday night.
The Jets now have a season
point total of 13, three points
behind the front running London
Kings. The Preston Jesters are
third with 11 points,
The Jets were in Port Stanley
o election
for Biciciulph
Ratepayers in the township of
Bidclulph will not be required to
go to the polls on December 6. A
complete slate was filled by
acclamation when nominations
closed Monday afternoon.
The entire incumbent council
will be returned for the 1977-78
term but there is one change.
Present reeve Wilson Hodgins
and deputy-reeve Fred Dobbs are
exchanging positions, Dobbs will
become reeve and Hodgins takes
over as deputy-reeve.
Filling the three council
positions are incumbents Frank
Hardy, Hubert Dietrich and Jim
Shipley,
Nurse in mental hospital:
"There's a lady outside who
wants to know if we've lost any
female inmates."
Doctor: "Why?"
Nurse: "She says some woman
ran off with her husband."
last night, Wednesday for a
return game with the Canadians
and will be back'at the Ilderton
arena Sunday afternoon when the
always dangerous Durham
Huskies will supply the op-
position. Game time is 2 r0.1n.
Friday's close win for the Jets
over Port Stanley came in sud-
den-death overtime after the two
clubs battled through regulation
time with three goals apiece.
The game ending goal at 1.54 of
extra time came from the stick of
speedy Jamie Robb on a pass
from Jacques Cousineau,
Most of the game scoring came
in the first period with each team
chalking up two goals.
Frank Sworik opened the
scoring for the Canadians at 1.46
on an unassisted effort. In less
than two minutes the score was
even as Ed Robb scored with
assists going to Brian Murphy
and Jacques Cousineau as the
Jets took advantage of a Port
Stanley penalty.
At six minutes of the opening
frame, Jacques Cousineau shot
the Jets ahead 24 as he com-
pleted a three-way passing effort
with Ed and Jamie Robb.
The Jets scored the only goal of
the middle• frame on a successful
shot by Jacques Cousineau with
the assist going to Jamie Robb.
Early in the third period, a Jets
power play backfired as Scott
McTaggart registered for the
Canadians to tie the score and
force overtime.
Rob Kelestine was in goal for
the Jets and he blocked a total of
35 shots while Brian Moore in
goal for Port Stanley stopped 44
shots.
By MRS. IRVIN RADER
DASHWOOD
Group 1 With Mrs. Harry
Hayter, convener, was in charge
of the November meeting of Zion
Lutheran Ladies' Aid. Mrs.
Arnold Becker, president, opened
the meeting with a hymn,
scripture reading and a prayer
by Pastor Mellecke.
For the topic, Pastor Mellecke
involved all the ladies with Bible
study in looking up names given
to Jesus prior to his birth. There
were twenty-one present and one
visitor. Cards of thanks were
read.
The Altar Guild reported 16
calls, one flower, and one phone
call. The new Guild is Mrs.
Reinhold Miller and Mrs, Lou-
ella Tieman. Donations were
made to Lutherwood and Con-
cordia College Ann Arbor.
Group 2 will be in charge of the
Christmas meeting, Each
member is to bring a guest.
There will be a White Elephant
exchange. Mrs. Lorne Genttner
had closing devotions followed by
lunch.
Young People
Sunday, November 14, the
Young People of Zion Lutheran
Church held their first official
meeting of the 76-77 year. The
young people of Goderich
Lutheran Church joined with
them. The afternoon was spent at
Stephen Central school playing
Basketball and Volleyball.
Pastor Barz's team was
Basketball champs while Sheila
Miller's team was victorious in
Volleyball.
Following recreation, everyone
returned to the church for a
delicious potluck supper. They
finished the day with a sing song':
The Young People are very
pleased to report there were 25
teenagers from the church along
with 10 guests,
Flowers in Zion Lutheran
Church, Sunday, were placed by
friends of Mrs. Susan Snider in
honor of her 90th. birthday.
Congratulations to Louis
Restemayer who will be 90
Sunday, November 21.
U.C,IN, Meeting:
The November meeting of the
United Church Women of Calvary
was held Tuesday, November 9,
with the Stewardship and
Recruiting opened by Rev, Bruce
Guy who introduced us to
"Bigger Somebodies", He read
an Armistice poem and a 1
minute silence. Devotional study
was read by Mrs. Letta Taylor
followed by a duet by Mrs.
Gordon Bender and Mrs. Jack
Gaiser.
"Quality
Developing the topic was read
by Mrs. Bruce Guy with Mrs.
Jack Gaiser reading, "To Love
the Unlovable;" Mrs. Gordon
Bender, "To love ones
Enemies"; Mrs, Jessie Rader,
"To love by commandment."
Donations were made to Care,
C.N.I.B., Leprosy Mission,
Children's Aid Society, Bible
Society, Crippled child treatment
centre, War Memorial, World
Relief, Victor Home, John
Milton, Mustard seed. The
Sunshine committee is Mrs.
Ralph Weber.
Rev, Guy read the election of
officers for 1977, past president,
Mrs. J.M, Tieman; president,
Mrs. Hugh Boyle; vice-
presidents, Mrs. Don Gaiser and
Mrs. Clayton Merner; recording
secretary, Mrs. Jack Gaiser;
treasurer, Mrs. Wm, Chandler;
pianist, Mrs. Ken McCrae.
4-H Meeting
The fifth meeting of Dash-
wood 4-H girls club no, 3 was held
at the home of Maxine Miller.
Roll call was, "Three things I
learned about flour." The girls
made Lasagna and worked on a
Collage depicting different ways
cereals can be used. The girls all
participated in a short quiz.
Personals
Jeremy Edward Valentine,
infant son of Mr. and Mrs. John
Becker was baptized in Zion
Lutheran Church Sunday,
November 14, by Rev. Mayo
Mellecke. Sponsors were Bill and
Carol Hoffman,
Pastor and Mrs. Arthur Rader,
Marc and Sarah, formerly of
Calgary, Alberta, spent a few.
days with Mr. and Mrs. Elgin
Rader and Brian prior to taking
up residence at Bramalea where
Arthur will be installed as Pastor
of Redeemer Lutheran Church,
EXETER WINNER
Auto Body trophy
Winters, right, at
pigeons won a 175
Sunday, November 21.
Sunday visitors with Mr. &
Mrs, Ross Love were Mr. & Mrs.
Ed. Gill, Mrs, Nola Taylor, and
Mrs. Ruth Hendrick, Grand
Bend; and Mrs. Edith Love,
Exeter.
Senior Citizens will meet
Monday, November 22. Anyone
wishing a ride call 237-3606 or 237-
3664 or 237-3645.
Mrs. Frieda Bruer, New
Hamburg, is spending some time
with Mr, & Mrs. Harold
Schroeder and family also
visiting with Mrs. Susan Snider
on the occasion of her birthday.
Mr. & Mrs. Edward
Restemayer and Brett, Alliston,
spent the weekend with Mr. &
Mrs. Albert Miller and also
visited Mrs. Susan Snider,
Mrs. Ray Rader, president of
Dashwood W.I. attended the
London Area Institute Con-
ference at Tillsonburg last week.
Brenda Rader spent a few days
with her grandmother, Mrs.
Hilda Rader, last week,
Mrs. Otto Willert, Mr. & Mrs.
Lloyd Willert, Dashwood, Mr. &
Mrs. Jerome Dietrich, Zurich,
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Willert, Ingersoll,
attended the funeral of Mrs. Otto
Willert's brother professor J.
Alvin Surerus of West Hill, at
Toronto, Monday.
Miss Sharon Rader, London,
spent a couple of days with Mr. &
Mrs. Iwin Rader.
Lucan atoms win
The Lucan atoms scored a
close 2-1 victory over Dorchester
in Shamrock minor league play in
Dorchester, Friday.
tlohn Grace scored the winning
goal with less than two minutes
remaining. The first Lucan
marker came from the stick of
Brian Haygarth.
By MRS. HEBER DAVIS '
Mrs, Tom Kooy gave her home
on Tuesday evening for the
Noember ACW meeting, The
meeting opened with the
Scripture reading by Mrs. Mills.
Mrs, Mary Davis read the
meditation, Mrs, Mills spoke
briefly on the Scripture reading,
Mrs. Marguerite Greenlee read
the minutes of the October
meeting.
Plans were made for a early
December banquet. Mrs. Mary
Kooy gave a reading appropriate
for Remembrance day.
Persona Is
Mr, & Mrs, Hugh Davis and
family attended a family dinner
at the home of Mr. & Mrs, Ross
McFalls Saturday evening.
Donna McFalls and Heather
Davis were celebrating bir-
thdays.
Mr. & Mrs. Earl Greenlee were
dinner guests Sunday evening
with her parents Mr, & Mrs.
Heber Davis.
Mrs. Hugh Davis accompanied
by her mother Mrs. George
McFalls visited a few days last
week with Mrs. Irene Hicks and
Bill of Cleo, Michigan.
Members of the Lucan C.G.LT,
attended the movie "The Hiding
Place" last Wednesday evening
at the Hyland Theatre London
and held a successful Bake Sale
at the Lucan United Church on
Saturday morning.
Presently at their meetings
they are busy preparing, crafts.
for their beeth at the
"Snowflake" Bazaar on Friday
evening, December 3, and
practising for their annual
Vesper Service which will be held
on December 12 at 7:30. p,rn.
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