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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-01-21, Page 121981 Sponsored by firemen Consume 300 hot dogs e A SKATING WE Wilson o helping povillion Sunday sponsored by the WILL GO -- Greg Clarke gives Douglas hand along the ice lanes of the Crediton afternoon. The free skating session was Crediton volunteer firemen. T -A photo By MRS. HEBER DAVIS SAINTSBURY Mrs. Marguerite Greenlee gave her home Tuesday afternoon for the January A.C.W. meeting and a baby shower for Cate, baby daughter of Rev. Greg & Mrs. Smith. She received many beautiful and useful gifts from each of the members. Her mother expressed her pleasure and thanks. The A.C.W. meeting opened with prayer and the members prayer repeated in unison. Mary Jefferies read the meditation. Joan Greenlee conducted a memory- contest, won by Vicky Gee. This was followed by the election of officers con- ducted by Rev. Smith as follows, president Marguerite Greenlee, vice president Marg Carroll, secretary Mary Jefferies, treasurer Mary Davis, 'assistant Vicky Gee. The hostess served refreshments with Maureen Smith pouring tea. Mary Jefferies thanked the hostess Eileen Carroll thanked the officers old and new and Eileen Carroll won the mystery prize donated by Sheryl Carroll. Rev. Smith closed with prayer. Personals Mrs. Mary Davis was Tuesday lunch guest with Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Davis. LAND ROLLERS made up to 32 feet 30" dia., 3/16" drum Low compaction & low H.P. required Hydraulic lift wheels and wings Also Available: Truck Cushion Bumpers By MRS. PETER MARTIN CREDITON • Sunday afternoon the Crediton Fireman's Associa- tion held a free skating party tor area residents. The lovely weather drew a crowd of over 150 skaters. They consumed 300 hot dogs and gallon of hot chocolate. The ladies in the serving area were kept busy prepar- ing the free refreshments. Doreen Browning, Phyllis Lightfoot, Marilyn Pritchard. Marg Pertschy and June Anderson provided the cooking power. Races were held for the various age groups with of- fical judging by Fred Bowers and Ken McCann. The winners were - Girls 12 and over Ruth Anne Mar- tin, Tracey Davis, Laurie Schenk. Girls 8 - 11 Lisa Hewitt. Bonnie Dillon, Kathy Hendrick. Girls 5 - 7 Dawn McFalls, Denise Hen- drick and' Donise Dundas. Girls 4 and under Jennifer McNutt, Carrie Lvnn Case, and Terry Snell. In the boys division a special backwards race was held for alt the hockey players 10 to 15 years of age. Winners were Mike Hayter, Rob Finkbeiner and Liam Brennan. The 12 and over non - hockey players race was won by. Murray McDonald, Terry Glanville and Bill Willemsen. Boy 8 - 11 Randy Play euchre at Brinsley By GORDON MORLEY BRINSLEY Ten tables were in play at the euchre party at Neils school Monday night with Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Lewis and ,Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lewis the conveners. Prizes went to Mrs. Don Allen. lady's high; Jean Miller. lone hands; and Desta Rock, low. Men's high went to AndYllompson.lone hands to Tom Kooey, and low Charles Rollings. The next party to be held Monday night January 26 with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cun- ningham and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dixon as the conveners. Sympathy of the communi- ty ' is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Murray Rowe and family in the sudden death of Mrs. Rowe's brother, Nelson Hodgins of Parkhill. Smiles The pessimist grumbles because God puts thorns on roses; the optimist thanks God that He put roses on thorns. Hoffman. Gary Wilson and Dennis McDonald. Boys 5 - 7 John Gollen, Greg Clarke, Dwayne Finkbeiner. Boys 4 and un- der 4teven Hendrick, Derick Kendey and Doug Wilson. The youngest skater wds 23 month old Mike McDer- mott. son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack McDermott. The oldest skater was Alf Smith. Wednesday afternoon the Explorers were told the proper way of hair care. When they had Mrs. Heather Bowers speak to the girls at their regular meeting. Monday January 19 Mrs. Idella Sims celebrated her 90th birthday. Congratulations, Mrs. Sims, may you have many more happy years. We'll Do the "Job �. Right... Whatever the project, call on us for Ready -Mix Concrete FOOD FOR SKATERS — The youngsters taking advantage of free skating in Crediton sponsored by the firemen Sunday afternoon enjoyed hot dogs and hot chocolate. Shown preparing the food are Doreen Browning, Phyllis Lightfoot, Marg Pertschy and June Anderson. ' T -A photo • RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL • FARM (Including Manure Tanks) FREE ESTIMATES C. A. McDOWELL LTD. EXETER, ONTARIO Plant: 235-0833 Office: 235-1969 R.R. 3, Zurich 519-236-4501 FRESH FROZEN UTILITY GRADE ONTARIO POULTRY FRESH! NOT FROZEN! For Professional or Do -It Yourself super special PLUMBERS We Carry A Full Line of Plumbing Supplies 3 FOREQUARTERS WITH WHOLE BACK & NECK 3 HINDQUARTERS WITH WHOLE BACK 3 WINGS AND 2 GIBLET PACKS FRESH! 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