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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1979-09-19, Page 30.4, reported that Membership. Cards had been ordered and several motions were put on the books from last year. A date was set for a "Flea Market" and sale of home baking, in the clubrooms on Saturday, October 13, Birthday Congratulations were extended to Verna Dowdall and a beautiful poem "The World is Mine" was read by Marjorie Steeper. Prizes for euchre were won as follows: Man's high, Marjorie Steeper, playing a man's card; second high, Clare Lewis; Lone Hands, Tom KooY; Lady's high, Margaret Allen; second high, Gertrude Hodgins; Lone hands Jean Elliott. Lunch Committee for the day was Rose Atkinson, Margaret Allen, Ed. and Kae Armstrong. More bowlers will be welcome each Wednesday at 1:30 at the Lucan Lanes, A special meeting of the Busy Buddies' Craft Group was held at the home of Mrs. Gordon Hotson Tuesday afternoon, in order to complete a quesionnaire regarding the results of the New Horizon program in this group, as well as plan crafts for the year. The Christmas Wreaths, "Kissing Ball" and decorated coathangers to be completed using Vexar netting, a different kind of glass craft, using the kiln, ceramics, Christmas cor- sages, and everyday cor- sages and a Queen Size gold and brown quilt, all over pattern, to be quilted for the 1980 Fair, were among the crafts suggested. New members are welcome to attend this group which meets with the Sun- shine Club at 1:30 each Thursday in the lower Masonic Hall and at 2 p.m. approximately, works on crafts in the ground floor room. LADIES GOLF Carole Taylor required the least number of puts to win this week's ladies golf tourney at the Ironwood course. Next in line were Edythe Boyle and Marlene Parsons and the hidden hole prize was won by Sandra Rowe. Be safe Once again the hunting season is here. Each year hunting accidents bring tragedy to many families, usually because the most simple rules have been broken, What can you do? Never consume alcohol before or during a hunt. Know the identifying features of the game you intend to hunt. Never shoot in the direction of buildings or livestock, You cannot depend on the common sense of the hunter beside you--wear bright orange. The handling of firearms requires great care. The Ontario Provincial Police Force reminds you that there are several basic gun- handling rules. Always handle a gun as if it were loaded. Never climb a tree or fence with a loaded firearm. Always carry your gun so that you can control the direction of the muzzle. Unload unattended firearms. Few hunting deaths are accidents--they are usually caused by negligence. With some thought and care most of them could have been prevented. Don't be at either end of an "accident", use common sense measures and enjoy a safe hunting trip, 111•111•1•11$1,, 411 10.1111111111111111 -Tr rmr LT, Cr-Tr-7! s3 TIM JI, at Moto-Ski MIRAGE* SPECIAL ( eicrp. wor rit 1.14,71tr‘ lisa. gm" —r •—fe— rin • OUR Aft\N /4 PIZZA TRAIN IS COMING SOON N Staffa By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN PROVIDING EXPRESS SERVICE Bringing you the same high quality products that have made us famous in Clinton and Seaforth, 47 WITH EXPRESS SERVIC 7S. X '17 1111— .„ ``41A-117171111111kirlitli 1111 iv, I Ill il trao 114 Mi I i .1 .0' 11 N, Page 14A Times-Advocate, September 13, 1979 See various projects Clandeboye WI meets hot. ".....0.......,...ofnereo.11,...11.111.1•1•!..0.1.1.....111.11100111 Cards and crafts for senior citizens Clandeboye W.I. for many years, During lunch the Tweedsmuir History books, as well as other private scrap books were on display and everyone present agreed it was a good evenings' entertainment. Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson, a resident of the Bluewater Rest Home in Zurich, passed away Thursday in her 99th year, She had spent sixteen years altogether in a nursing home, the last eight years in Zurich, Funeral took place on Friday from Haskett's Funeral Home with in- terment in St, James cemetery, Mrs. Thompson lived on the 2nd Concession of McGillivray for many years where her husband Hiram, farmed until his death in 1961, Although Mr. & Mrs. ON HIS WAY — In the South Huron Senior Panther's exhibition victory over Arthur Voaden of St. Thomas Friday Panther running back Rick Lmdenfield had a fine run midway through the third quarter. Watching Lindenfteld on his run are Doug Fletcher, Wayne Smith, Doug Raymond and Larry Dawson. T-A photo SH football teams open with exhibition victories quarter, Scott Batten recovered a St. Thomas fumble to give the locals possession and a chance to score. Jeff Rowe ran for five yards off tackle for a touch- clown and Doug Fischer booted the convert. The third SHDHS major score came when quar- terback Dave Shaw passed to Doug Fischer for 20 yards and six points, Fischer Ails a Craig, Lucan win minor soccer The September meeting of the Clandeboye Women's Institute was held Wed- nesday evening at Clan- deboye United Church. Lucan W.I. members attended as guests as well as other interested people in the community. Mrs. Harold Hardy, president and Mrs. Dick Worthington, secretary took the business part of the Meeting, An interesting program was presented based on Tweedsmuir History under the convenership of Mrs, Isobel Simpson and Mrs. Art Hodgins. Philip Lynn gave a most interesting essay on the Wilberforce Colony of Lucan, which he had won second prize in a History Project last May, done hi conjunction with the London and Middlesex Historical Societys• History Fair. Catherine Lynn, presented her project which gave her third prize in the same competition but in the slide- tape division Catherine's project was on the history of Clandeboye. She showed slides of people and places of interest in Clandeboye, past and present and gave the commentary rather than using a tape. A most interesting presentation! Also, enjoyed by all was the slide presentation and com- mentary of the History of the Railroads in Southwestern Ontario, by Chris Andreae, assistant curator of the Lambton Heritage Museum at Grand Bend, And by all means last but not least was delightful Lori Noyes, of Lucan, who sang twice fora very appreciative audience. Lori who was chosen as soloist for the Ontario Youth Concert Band this past summer had the pleasure of travelling to Europe where they presented concerts in England, Germany, Austria and Switzerland. This band is only formed every two years and orginated in Hamilton this year. Concerts were presented at Hamilton City Hall and Ontario Place before going overseas. Lori's mother was a for- mer Clandeboye girl and her grandmother, Mrs. Roy McRann was a member of Thompson had no children of their own, they were parents to several nieces and nephews who lost their parents at an early age, Mrs, Thompson was a life Member of the Order of the Eastern Star in Exeter, a former member of Christ Anglican Church, McGillivray Twp, and a member for many years of the Clandeboye Women's Institute. Persona Is Mr, & Mrs. Jack Williams, Sarnia their daughter Lynn Allen and granddaughter Denise of London were Friday visitors with Mr, & Mrs, Rupert Williams. Mrs. Chas Coughlin, president of Clandeboye U.C.W. attended the Sep- tember meeting of the Middlesex Presbyterial U.C.W. at Cooks United Church, Mt, Brydges, Monday, Several relatives and friends from this area at- tended the party in honour of Jeff Culbert at the Lucan. Community Centre on Friday night, Jeff leaves soon for South Africa to teach in a high school, there, David and Laurie Ainslie, St. Marys were Sunday visitors with the Hodgins. at Shadyside, tiiiiiniii01111111111111111111111111111111111. ADAMS Heating & Cooling 1 Heating Systems of AU Types INSTALLED, MODERNIZED and MAINTAINED 5 go General Sheet Metal Work ';• Air Conditioning • Humidifiers Ventilation 235-2187 5 133 Huron St., East, Exeter E, iianuawanuaumananummum-7. The two football teams at South Huron District High School scored impressive victories in exhibition football against Arthur Voaden High School of St, Thomas, Friday. The South Huron senior Panthers scored a 25-7 victory and the juniors triumphed by a score of 39-7, The season for the two SHDHS clubs opens Thur- sday, September 27 when Listowel will supply the opposition for a doubleheader on the local gridiron, Larry Dawson scored two touchdowns and Dave Bogart scored one major to lead the seniors to their win, Doug Hoffman kicked a field goal and two converts and John Byrne caught a pass for a two point convert. The juniors scored at least six points in every quarter on the way to their 39-7 exhibition win, In the first quarter they moved the ball well on the ground with Norm Regier culminating the drive with a 45 yard gallop. Late in the period St. Thomas kicked a single point. Early in the second converted and score was 20- 1. Next came a touchdown as Gary Spurn ran 35 yards off tackle and Doug Fischer was again successful with the convert. Dave Shaw followed with a single and Dale Kerslake sacked the St. Thomas Quarterback in the end zone for a two point safety touch. The St. Thomas ground attack was slowed in the second period as Jamie Chaffe, Dale Kerslake, Mike Clarke and Kevin Heather came up with key tackles. The St. Thomas team struck for a touchdown early in the third quarter as they went 50 yards in eight plays. The convert attempt was blocked by Kevin Heather. Fumble recoveries by Kevin Oke and Steve Ferguson helped South Huron in ball control. In the final period, Dave Shaw kicked a single point and Doug Fischer ran a halfback sweep to chalk up another local touchdown. The game scoring ended when Bill Glover ran a sweep into the end zone for the two point convert. The Sunshine and Busy Buddies' Groups met in the Masonic Hall on Thursday afternoon, for cards and crafts, The business meeting was chaired by Past-Pres. Mary Kooy during which it was Lucan personals Four ladies from the United Church attended a "Leadership Conference" at Five Oaks Christian Workers' Training Centre, PariS, this weekend. Barb. Bannerman, Barb, Coughlin and Betty Hall, Sunday School teachers and Marguerite McRoberts, leader of Junior Congregation reported a most inspiring and in- formative two days. Fifty-seven persons registered from 14 Churches, from as far away as Lindsay, Peterborough and Windsor. This number is more than the "House of the Inter- preter" will hold, so the four along with 11 others were billeted in the Chaletwhich is picturesquely nestled on the hillside below the main building. They would recommend attendance at further con- ferences to all who are in a position to attend, Rev. Keith Brown has brochures on all events. Miss Lillias Brown spent a few days this past week with her brother and his wife, Rev, and Mrs. Keith Brown. Mrs. Emerson Stanley, President of Lucan U.C.W. attended Middlesex Presbyterial at Cooks United Church, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Len Maslen enjoyed a relaxing holiday at a cottage in Port Franks during the past week. Mrs. T. Emery, Sr. and Mrs. Frank Goring, president and sec.-treasurer of the Lucan W.I. attended the Ladies' Day Luncheon at Western Fair on Monday, October 10. Rev. Maurice Boyd of Metropolitan United Church was the guest speaker taking as his subject "The Year of The Child" and speaking on "The Child that Wasn't, the Child that Was, the Child that Is and the Child that Isn't ". The ladies report a most interesting and inspiring message. Ailsa Craig and Lucan were A and B-division trophy winners respectively at an atom-division soccer tour- nament in Nairn, Saturday. Exeter Bullets went into A- division play from a 5-0 romp against Nairn. But then they went scoreless for the rest of the day and finished outside the winner's circle. Even so, the locals also went unscored against due to the superb goalkeeping of Tim Moore. The Bullet's two division games were 0-0 draws against Taxandria and Ailsa Craig. Goal scorers in the 5-0 entry game with Nairn were Dale Kints with two in the first half, and Brian Quinn with one. In the second half, Shawn Moore and Paul 1VIellecke sent in goals. Assist getters in the match were Jeff Prance, Chris Gould, Paul IViellecke, Briah ..NI rm tit Quinn and Shawn Moore. Keeper Tim Moore again shone in the two final mat- ches, especially in the final against Ailsa Craig. In the latter, the second of back-to- back contests, it was largely the work Of Exeter's Moore who kept the score at 0-0 against a steadily attacking Ailsa Craig. The tournament wrapped up the season of regular play. The next outing, locally, will be at South Huron District High School groUnds on-Saturday, Sep- tember. 2914 ,4eg,innipg at 1.0 . there will be pin'e:s','ef pArrAtts versus ydiagSters in -an invitational day for all minor soccer teams. The day will alio featUre a pot-luck dinner at- noon, and a presentation of awards to local soccer players in the minor ranks. Goderich takes Kippen gun shoot It's special alright, from the unique, vibration-damped motor mounts to the strong, lightweight Mirage trame. The Bombardier-Rotax piston-ported 496.7 cm3 engine comes with twin Mikuni carbs. At a price that's easy to take. Moto-Ski FUTURA® L/C Tied at 23 were Al Kyle, Al Bell, Bob Caldwell, Dan Crerar, Murray Christie, Calvin Christie and Wayne Riddell and 22 scores were recorded by Paul Ritchie, Bryan Beer, Larry Mason and John Gredanus. Grant McGregor, Jim Butcher, J. Fisher, Stan Christie, Jamie Caldwell and Jim Godbolt scored 21 and 20's were registered by Ray England, Gary Koehler, Paul Kristoferson, Roy Lamport, Bill Armstrong, Len Lobb, Paul Webb and Paul Armstrong. The balance of the scores were Sandy Ingram, Robert McGregor and Dave Lovell 18, Wayne McBride , Paul Jeffrey and Todd Caldwell 16 and Brad McBride 15, Goderich No 1 team won the Kippen gun club team championship Sunday with a total of 233 points. The claybird and Kippen No. 1 teams were tied for second with 223 points apiece. Fullarton was next with 222, Kippen No. 2 196, Goderich No. 2 193, Hensall 162 and Exeter 147. A total of 57 shooters participated. In individual scoring hitting 25 each were George Hann, Paul Middleton, Bill Boussey, Tom Russell, Burt Mahaffey, John Anderson and Bob Ironside. Next in line at 24 were Glenn Mogk, G. Martin, John Hessels, Bill Weber, Grant Hodgert, Bob Cochrane, Terry Caldwell and Jack Bell, More comfort than ever before for easy riding on any kind of snow, Riding On the plush, new 2-stage seat is like riding on air—even with two up. Liquid- cooled, oil-injected engine delivers smooth, steady power, Easy electric start, too. It's first class all the way. Moto-Ski ULTRA SONIC* 436.6 cm3 of race-bred liquid- cooled power in one mean machine. The new Ultra Sonic is more muscle than you've ever handled before. Built fOr perform- ance with rotary valve race-bred engine, twin Mikuni carbs and much more. Right-off-the-track looks. Tame it if you can! II • N N • • Iii • . ! t GI U U Ili tl U r See the 1980 line of SNOWMOBILES at REMKES ENTERPRISES 3 mi. South of Exeter on Hwy. no. 4 Phone 228-6281 * Plenty of convenient Free Parking * Also Burgers and Fries VISIT US AT 277 MAIN ST. (Across from the Bank of Nova Scotia) Watch for our Open House specials in next weeks paper Teresa Wallace hosted a bridal shower in her home Saturday evening where friends of the bride-to-be Valerie Vivian, presented her with a lovely assortment of gifts for her new home. Mary Jane Templanan and Michael Parsons were guests Saturday at the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Fines Toronto, and later visited with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Eddie, Toronto and Mr, and Mrs. Dave Capling, Mississauga. Mr, and Mrs. Dave Sim and girls, Southwood at- tended the Alexander-Sim wedding on Saturday in Seaforth and spent the week- end with Mr, and Mrs. John Drake and Murray, The mens bail league tournament was held at the South Hibbert ball park on Sunday with a large crowd hi attendance. Mitchell men Won the trophy in the B division and Roys Boys won the trophy in the A division, Don't forget reception for Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Colquhoun coining up on September 28. Beginning kindergarten classes at Upper Thames Elementery in Mitchell from this community this fall are, Susan McKellar, Andrea Scott, Lee Ann Gardiner, Donya Daynard, Sara Elliott, Scott Mahon, Richard Pullman, Barry Waddell and Joey Harria. Beginners at St. Patricks school in Dubblin are Jen- nifer Cronin, Natasha Retitle, Timmy and Terry Dow, Mrs, Frank Hamilton is home after a enjoyable trip to England and Scotland. Mr. and Mrs. ROSS McPhail are holidaying in the western provinces, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Striate, Midland are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. ROSS Smale and Mr. and Mrs. Art Smale and families. Attending the Smale picnic in Hensel from this area Mr. and Mrs. Gary QUatice and family and Mrs, Irene Quance,