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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1983-01-19, Page 18/ v Page 18 January 19, 1983 Mt. Carmel team wins The Mt. Carmel senior boys won the Huron -Perth Separate School Volleyball Tournament held in Stratford recently. It was the strong play of Jon O'Connor and Sivilay Setighounmany that got them through the first set against St. Mary's School, Goderich. In the second set it was good team effort that carried them to two straight, victories over St. Michael's School of Stratford. In the championship set St. James of Seaforth jumped out to a 14-3 lead. Mt. Carmel came back but lost 17-15 in the first game. Using a combina- tion of accurate serves and hard spikes they won the next two games and the championship. -1 Things turn out best for the people who make the best of the way things turn out. Best Interest 13% We represent many Trust Companies. 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Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. John Becker and boys were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Becker, Joe Becker and Nan- cy Overholt; and Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hearn, Kari and Julieanne, Exeter. Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Larry Stift and family were Mr. and Mrs. John Ar- nold and Jeremy, Grand Bend; and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Durdin. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Slezak Knight Guard Security Systems Centralia, Ontario For a quote on security needs for business or residence phone 228-6172 or Res. 228-6939 WOOD STOVES Talk to us about the high technology stoves by: Lakewood; RSF Energy; SFB 3 Boilers; Heritage; Better 'N Ben's REDUCE CREOSOTE— In REOSOTE --- In any airtight stove with the CATALYTIC DAMPER Results will amaze you Available at THE COLLECTOR'S -SHOP Kirkton 229-8965 The energy saving products store union GAS It pays to convert to a natural gas rental water heater anytime. Before January 31; it also pays up to$140. For complete details, call The Gas Line today: 1-800-265-0562 (toll free). • t\� rc bringing home the future. i 1 and family, London; and Mr. London, will be the anniver- of Scott and Mary Ann Boyle and Mrs. Ed Wurm, Exeter, sary speaker May 1. The was baptised Sunday', were Sunday guests with Mrs. Huron -Perth Presbytery will January 16, in Riverside Jean Walper. havethe annual meeting United Church, Ottawa. Flowers in the Lutheran January 24 at Northside Two infants were baptised church were placed by Mr. United Church, Seaforth. The Sunday by Rev. M. Mellecke. and Mrs. Ernest Miller in Iov- February meeting will be in James Rober?Joseph, son of ing memory of Sheila's father the afternoon at 1:30 p.m. . Mr. and Mrs. John Becker Tom Bern. "Learning for Lent" will with sponsors, Mr. and Mrs. The Youth of Zion Lutheran begin February 16 at Zurich Jim Becker and Joseph church met Sunday, January with registration at 9 a.m. Becker, and Sarah Marie, daughter of Mt-. and Mrs. 9. The topic was "Prayer." Baptisms • Larry Stire with sponsors, '-and overpowered b their op - This involved scripture Shannon Maeline, daughtery p g Mr. and Mrs. Dan D SH girls volleyball team shows up well Stratford Central's girls the favour of the games Ex - volleyball team, the reigning eter hosted last week. South all -Ontario champs, were Huron won five of the seven given a good, competitive games. Today the volleyball game and close score by team travels to Dorchester Sourth Huron's senior team. and then to Wingham for a SH forced the game into over- weekend tournament. For time but the Ramblers used more experience they will their superiority to win 18.16. also travel to Goderich next In other play at the tourna- Tuesday. ment hosted by Stratford Cen- tral, only the second league Senior boys tourney, South Huron's seniors defeated Madill in get victory both games. This team from Only the South Huron senior Wingham is reasonably boys basketball team manag- strong but Exeter, ranked up ed to win as Seaforth's teams with Stratford Northwestern came to Exeter Wednesday. and Central, had little pro- The seniors were again high blems, showing good serving scoring, defeating Seaforth and effective spiking. 74-61. The scoring was not so The battle for the Huron- evident as the juniors went Perth championship should down under Seaforth 33-15. be fierce with Stratford Cen-The, South Huron juniors tal, Stratford Northwestern seemed to have trouble scor- and South Huron, all in ing as the score after the first reasonable contention. Local quarter was 12-0 and only 24-4 coach Joe Fulop hopes his • at the half. However South team can upset the feared Huron rallied and got their Central team.- defence together to outscore The reputation. . the . Seaforth in the second half. Ramblers have built up is an. .Scott Lovie was high scorer awesom"`one to tackle. Fulop with 7 points. is ingraining his players with' This low key game puts the the thought that Stratford juniors league record at one Central can' be beaten. Last win and two losses. year South Huron won a The senior game was cot)- single.game over Central in siderably more active. South the playoffs. That and the Huron was down 28-27 at the ' resells of this latest tourna- half even after shutting down Ment have bolstered Fulop's the Neilsen brothers from efforts. . - ` Seaforth. Exeter played well In the ,first game against together to beat Seaforth Central, Exeter seemed awed 74-61. readings with questions • urdin. ponents., They gave up the game 15-5. palated to the different Insfirtute rnm ee i s passages. Various projects - � Fulop used his second -line were discussed. • - in the next game but Rachel Mellecke told aboutzed that the WOLYF Rally in Chatham May 14 with the theme "Peer Pressure and Parental and Teacher Pressure." They then played a .game, Trivial Pursuit. Ladies Aid Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid . held the January meeting Wednesday afternoon with group 1 in charge of devotions and lunch. Pastor M. Mellecke took for the topic, "Saul Becomes a Christian." This involved the ladies in Bi- • le study. , Acting president, Mrs. Florence Martene, dealt with the business. There were 22 shut-in boxes packed. and delivered at Christmas. The Altar Guild reported 36 visits andone plantsent. 'file new Guild is Mrs. Lorne Becker and Mrs. Oscar Miller. Cards of thanks and donations were received both for the Aid and the flower and treat fund. The February meeting will be held Wednesday, February 9 in the afternoon. Mrs. Alma Genttner had closing devo- tions followed by lunch. U.C.W. meet The Executive was in charge of the January meeting of Calvary United Church Women. Mrs. Harold Hendrick welcomed the ladies. Mrs Mildred Keller- land O � substituted as he realized t s mg e' at e ga The January meeting of the Switzerland, - ermany and Clandeboye Women's In- Holland. stitute met Wednesday at the • Personals home of Mrs. Wilmer Scott. Lucille and Arnold Blake - Lunch committee, Ruth accompanied by Laurene and Hill, Marion Hodgson, Aggie Ken Hurren of London, Groenewegen and Bernice returned on Saturday evening Thompson prepared a from a most enjoyable holi- delicious hot lunch which the day that took them on a Car - members really enjoyed. - ibbean Cruise, stopping at two; President Edie Wor- islands in Mexico and two in thington opened the meeting Jamaica. Needless to say, the with the Institute- Ode and weather was beautiful, sunny Mary Stewart collect. Sixteen and hot. ' members answered the roll Clarence Millson returned call, "A resolution I always home from St. Joseph's make and never keep." Hospital Fridr:y, where he Secretary; Hazel -Cu nn- . . had spent five days following inghamread the cor- surgery on his eye, to remove respondence -which was ' a cataract. discussed at length. Due to the snowfall and slip- The'spring 4-11 Homemak- ' pery conditions, car accidents' ing project, "Looking Great - were numerous on the Feeling Great" will be led by weekend 'on the stretch of Jean Amos assisted by highway between Manders' Christine Hodgson and June and Cunningham's Sunday Henry assisted by. Elaine evening several people were Noyes. taken to hospital by three am - An invitation to attend a bulances after a two car Rural Seminar for Vital Peo- ple at Ramada Inn, London was called to wash down the February 3 was read also an road. Fortunately no one was seriously hurt and only one adult program - "Food for all Seasons" with a one day tame ofrsonremaing iin hospital at workshop for ,leaders to at- tend, will take place later in February at Komoka and Thorndale. d knit man read the scripture, 1 Cor- Volunteer sewing an - inthians 12:12-27. The body ling for War' Memorial has many members but the Children's Hospital was many parts make up only one discussed and wool was hand - body. It is the Holy Spirit who ed out and plans for a sewing gives all these gifts and bee was arranged for the powers deciding which each . same cause. one of us should have. We all Resolution convener Elsie need each other and should. • ' Lewis gave a reading, "A care for each other as we do Perfect Day" and Velma Bar– ourselves. dy read "The Ten Command - An amusing skit"TheTator ments of a Farmer's Wife." Family" was enjoyed. The - This was followed by a very tators were dictator, agitator, interesting description of a imitator; spectator and, tour to. Europe• by Betty hesitator. All people Coughlin and Gladys Cunn- sometimes become these but ingham showing slides of the hopefully not. highlights of their trip last Past -president, Mrs. Don summer. Gaiser led in prayer and in- The Coughlins and Dunn - stalled the new executive for inghams travelled through 1983. Rev. Francis Clarke. England, France, After an early South Huron lead, Central rallied and the score see -sawed past -the nor- mal 15 -point game. Play was outstanding for all Exeter team members but Central again won the_ close 18.16 decision. - South Huron's skilled game prompted a member of the as - yet undefeated Central team, to remark that it was the best game they had played' this season. It is obvious that South Huron is very close and eager 'to defeat Stratford Central but the other •Stratford team, Northwestern, might -force Exeter out of a -Huron -Perth final 'meeting with Central. The Northwestern squad has been defeated by the Central Ramblers. The Northwestern Huskies won a recent Tillson- burg tournament where South Huron was second. Their games in the final were fair- ly close and Fulop believes that Northwestern can and will be defeated. South Huron ha's several ex- hibition games before their next league- tournament on February 3. They travelled to Seaforth last night to return Greenway By ANNE WALPER Best wishes from the Com- munity to Luella Smith who celebrated her 80th birthday on Sunday, January 16. Sunday, when we looked outside it looked like a mar- shmallow werld. I guess the weatherman decided it was time that we had another taste of a Canadian winter The sermon in the United Church on Sunday by Rev. Moore was "Follow Me". The Scripture was read by Douglas Woodburn. The con- gregation- is holding the an- nual meeting, Thursday, January 20. Saturday evening a party was held at Corbett Com- munity Centre for two recent- ly married couples. The evening was spent playing euchre and prizes were as follows ladies - Isabel Bullock and Marilyn Thomp- son. Men's Roy Bullock and Jim Bullock. The Lucky Draw was won by Gertie Hodgins. A presentation of money was given to each of the honoured couples, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Marshall nee Valerie Bullock and Mr. and Mrs. Terry Kelly nee Peggy Steeper. The wind-up: Teacher - I am pleased to give you 70 on your math test. Student - Why don't you give me 90 and make yourself really happy? WIN MEN'S FIRST DRAW -- The first draw of the Exeter men's curling club was won by a rink skied by Jack Urquhart. From the left are Jack Urquhart, Bert Borland, Don Mousseau and Art Cann. T -A photo Comedy show coming to South Huron South Iluron's student coun- cil is bringing three Canadian comedians from the famed Yok-Yoks comedy theatre in Toronto. The comedy night is this Friday at 8:00 p.m. at the high school. Admission is Featured comedians are Tat Butler and Lou Dinose who have played at Toronto's Yok-Yoke as well as appear- ing on several television variety shows: Their reper- toire is suitable for a high school audience and promises- a hilarious night, They plan to entertain for two or three hours. This is only the second time South Huron's student council has attempted comedians. two years ago d single laugh hustler was featured during the lunch hour. Changing the idea to an evening affair will hopefully draw a good crowd. Several events are being planned for February to replace the winter weekend of past years. The students council hopes to involve more people by concentrating on 1 4 Friday night events. The first weekend in February is taken up by the school -sponsored ski trip to Blue Mountain but February 11 will be a movie night. The movie has not as yet been chosen but will be a suc- cessful feature film. The next Friday the popular mentalist Mike Mandel will return to cap- tivate his audience. February 2.5 is the date planned for a Sadie Hawkins dance. Music has not yet ben arranged. As well throughout Februarythe intramural council will schedule various noon -hour activities. The rowdy and spirited road hockey games already have many male and female teams vying for supremacy. Snow sculpturing and a Polar Bear Run are also planned to alleviate the pressures of the upcoming second -term ex- aminations which commence March 11 and continue until the eighteenth. The March Break gives a week's holiday until the 28th. John Mol's score of 26 points was helped by six foul shots awarded to South Huron after three technical fouls were laid against Seaforth and their rather excitable coach. Kevin Parsons and John McAllister, both in their final year of high school basketball, scored 17 and 14 points respectively. Senior, junior and midget, teams travel to Clinton Thurs- day for their fourth league game. The seniors are now three wins and one loss. Clin- ton will not be a cinch as coach O'Rourke warns Yesterday the junior and senior teams 'met Regina Mundi for exhibition games. This weekend- the seniors travel to Eglington for a tournament. McCann Redi-Mix Inc. DASHWOOD, ONTARIO ALL TYPES OF CONCRETE WORK REDI-MIX CONCRETE i FORMWORK PRECAST PRODUCTS DEALER MANGERS STEPS SLATS CURBS Phone Office 237-3647 Lloyd 236-4819 5101 EVERY SIX MONTHS. Good teeth are basic to good health. Healthy employees are happy employees. Happy employees have employers with a Blue Cross Dental Plan. 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