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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-03-18, Page 10Page 10 Times -Advocate, March 18, 1981 Hockey tests over speaking Sunda) . March 22 is public speaking day for the club. At a breakfast meeting, begin- ning at 10 a m . the club is sponsoring our annual oratorical contest. The parents and children com- peting are invited to attend. Winners will be sponsored by the club at the Zone finals in Clinton in April. Our first Tri-Star hockey competition was held Sun- day at the township arena. The following were the winners in their age groups: 8 to 9 years: Pete Conlin, Steve Dubarry and Billy McGrath. 10 to 11 years: Jerry Lamport. Steve Wat- son. and Johnny Miller. 12 -and 13 years: Lester Arts, Mike Arts:Eugene Glanville. The event was an excellent effort by both the organizers and the competitors. They only problem was the number of entrants. I'm sure that there could have been more than 38 kids with skates at home. Next time we want to see many more in attendance. It costs exact- ly nothing to participate. Mentioning numbers. Crediton East By MRS STAN PRESZCATOR Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Kenney celebrated their 38th an- niversary, March 11. Their grandaughter Heather Browning celebrated her 13th birthday the same day. Joe Regier is a patient in University Hospital London. Wishing him a speedy recovery. Mr. & Mrs. Stan Presz- cator visited Sunday with Mrs. Mary Thornton in Seaforth Hospital and were supper guests with Mr. & Mrs. Ed Regele of RR 4 Walton. Mrs. Regele celebrated her birthday. Birthday wishes go out to Wilmar Wein, March 16. Mrs. Pearl England, March 17 and Lorna Glanville March 19. Saturday evening there were better than 90 fun lovers at the dance held in the hall. We wish to thank all those people for their support. The more participation by the locals. the more money we can raise. the more we can do for the kids. Watch this column for future events. The next dart tournament for the club against the Les Pines is to be held on Sunday March 29 at the l.xeter hotel 11 you haven't played before and wish to get in on the action. be at the hotel by one p.m You'll find that there's a lot of action and tun in it. This competion will be the rubber match and the club is going to walk off with top honours. Eat your heart out Terry. So tar the I.es Pines representatives have been dominating the action in our area in all events they have attempted There is one point in our favor. they draw all their members from Huron Park. Compliments go the the Exeter Lions for their ef- forts on Friday night. The Casino night held at the Community Centre was a real treat for those of us who attended I hope they made a buck tor their future endeavors I know for cer- tain that they took a pile of mine home. The tickets for our draw, on the $500 food voucher and the utility shed are now in Op -Tom's report is next the hands of the members. Get out and sell thein fellows. The sooner that they are gone the better chance we will have of getting on with other projects. If you have trouble selling them all you have to do is buy them yourself. Remember: You always win if you lose with a smile. Toni Lessard optimist Crediton couples enjoy card play By MRS. PETER MARTIN CREDITON The ('reehton and District Social Club held their annual ladies night Saturday at the ('redtton Hall 'Thirty-one members and wives were present President Ken Glavin TRI -STAR WINNERS — Trophies were presented to the winners in Sunday's Stephen Optimist Tri-Star hockey competition in skating, shooting and passing. Above, co -convener Art Wilkinson presents prizes to Bill McGrath, Steve Dubarry, Steve Wat- son and John Miller in the eight to 11 years division. Missing were Gerry Lamport and Peter Conlon. T -A photo 48 RE-ELECT The Man Who Works For You! Jack Riddell is a graduate of the University of Guelph, with a B. Seg. In Agriculture. He is a former high school teacher, having taught at Clinton and Exeter. He owns and operates a 200 acre cash -crop farm ip Stephen Township. He is married and has a family of five - one son and four daughters. A Liberal member of the Legislature since 1973, he was the Agricultural critic for the Liberal Party in the last session of the Provincial Parliament. V OTF f k Jack Riddell 70HURON-MIDDLESEX JACK RIDDELL GIVES ASSURANCE OF: EXPERIENCE 8 years in Queen's Park as a member. DEDICATION Jack has worked hard to protect our local hospitals and local government. MARCH 19th RE-ELECT SERVICE Jock works for "all" in Huron -Middlesex JACK RIDDELL p FOR ELECTION INFORMATION OR TO VOLUNTEER AS A WORKER IN THE JACK RIDDELL CAMPAIGN, PLEASE CALL: CLINTON 482.9439, EXETER 235.1445, GODERICH 524.2229, SEAFORTH 527-1712 Published by the Huron -Middlesex Provincial liberal Association welcomed everyone and con- ducted the business. The New Years Eve dance will feature ''Paradise Gambler" instead of the band "Spirit". The trophies for public speaking have been engrav- ed and will be delivered to the winning schools this week. A progressive euchre game followed with 11 tables in play. Winners were ladies high. Doris Pfaff . ladies low. Mary Kenney: Ione hands. Note South. mens high. Charlie Browning Sr.; mens low Earl Neil: Ione hands. Dave c'ottel. A delicious lunch followed. Saturday evening the club dance featured the hand "Spirit'. Plenty of green was visible as the members celebrated St. Patricks Day. 4-H club Tuesday evening the Crediton Stitchers met at the home of Heather Bowers. The meeting was opened by president Kim Galloway *tit the reciting of the 4-H pledge. A hem was demonstrated and a sample made by each of the girls. Play euchre The Crediton Women's Institute held their third euchre at the Crediton Hall March 10. with ten tables in play. Winners were. most lone hands in clubs. Vesta Rock; ladies high. Evelyn Picker- ing; low. Mrs Elzer Masse. Ione hands. Mrs. .fessop. Mens high. Wilmar Pfaff; low. Cliff Kenney: lone hands. Elzer Masse The next euchre will be held March 23. Note this is a different date from what was announced. Personnals Rev Brian Elder con- tinued his lenten services by giving a message about Judas. This was the second in the series of people in- volved in the crucifixion. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Caldwell. IAmdon spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Dave ('ottel. Arlene and Allan Back home from trips By MRS. HUGH MORENZ SHIPKA Harold and Doreen Fink- beiner returned home last Wednesday from a five week holiday in the Pompano area of Florida, motoring down and home again. Bob and Diane Finkbeiner, returned last Saturday from a plane trip, a week's holidays in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Ed Turnbull, Hugh and Annie Morenz visited Friday evening in Grand Bend with Lorne and Loreen Devine. Don't forget! the euchre party being held in the Community centre here tonight, March 18. Donna and Ivan Rainville, of Welland, spent last weekend with their aunt, Doris Sweitzer. Ted and Alice Leadly, of Welland visited over the weekend with Eva Sweitzer. Alice returned home after visiting some time here with her sister Eva. Mr and Mrs. Winston Baldwin, of Cottam, visited a few days here last week with the latter's brother, Cliff and Velma Russell. Milton Sweitzer, who has been hospitalized , at University hospital in London, was moved .Monday to Parkwood hospital, London. Saturday visitors with Mrs. Trellis Little and Earl Stebbins were Maurice Desjardine, Huron Park, Edna and Norval Reid, Crediton, Ray and Kay Cooper of Exeter. Sunday dinner guests with Trellis and Earl were her mother, Mrs. Mabel Desjardine. Trellis sister, Mrs. Ruby Smith and son Doug, all of Greenway, also a niece arid family, Donna and George Smith and son Carl, of London. Willis and Ella Desjardine were supper guests, Sunday, with ('Zara and Alvin Statton and their family members. SOLO SKATERS -- Performing solo numbers at Saturday's Stephen skating review were Jody Mills, Lynn Snell and Laurie Mills. township figure T -A photo List top players at Brinsley By GORDON MORLEY BRINSLEY Dianne Corbett, Minden visited over the weekend with her parents Mr. & Mrs. Charles Corbett and David. Mr. & Mrs. Jim Morley and Mr. & Mrs. Bob Hodgins returned home Friday after an enjoyable three . week holiday in Florida. Mr. & Mrs. George Prest were Saturday evening visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Jack Atkinson in Lucan. Nine tables were in play Monday evening at the euchre party held in Nell's school with.. Mr. & Mrs. Maurice McDonald and Mr. & Mrs. Tom Kooy as the conveners. Prize winners were: Ladies high, Mrs. Alonzo Hodgins; Lone hands, Mrs. Lawrence Hirtzel; Low, Mrs. Otto Darling; Men's high, Bill Dixon; Lone hands, John Levine; Low, Andy Thompson. 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