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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1983-02-23, Page 16Times -Advocate, February 23, 1983 STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE — Kathy Merner waits to lead Chrystal Jones (left), Colleen Overholt and Dwana Foreman out.on the ice for the Zurich Figure Skating Carnival. - LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE -- Kelli Ratcliffe (back left), Jennifer McGee, Teresa Haugh, Jennifer Deichert, Kim Scotchmer; Tina Dayman and (front) Vicki and Wen- dy Rau, Jayne Westlake and Elyshia Denomme, under the leadership of Heather Westlake, wait to portray popular TV characters at the Zurich Figure Skating Club . Carnival. CONCENTRATION — Barb Consitt (left) carefully turns the pancakes, supervised by Mary Chessell, while Doris Wilson pours at the Varna United Church pancake supper on Shrove Tuesday. j Hill boy outof danger. Brian Hill regained full con- sciousacss Saturday night, and is eating well and making a rapid recovery after being struck bya car last week. Wilfred Chiller has been en- , joying a magnificent amaryllis. with six huge flowers in bloom at one lime. Alexa Murray returned home kohl Clinton hospital on Iriday. Ife,had surgery on February 8 after being admit- ted several days previously. Olive has been confined to her home for a couple of weeks with a bad chest cold. There were 14 tables of euchre at the Orange Lodge card party on Friday night. • Winners of ladies' high and low werg Delia Slavin and Estate Auction Sale 1976 Dodge Aspen car. Antique fur- niture and glassware, musical in- struments, appliances, etc. to be held of Richard Lobb's Barn Clinton Ont. for the estate of Joseph Hart Saturday, February 26 at 10 a.m. 1976 Dodge Aspen 4 door sedan six cylinder automatic radio, good tires, new brakes, sell- ing as is. Two wheel trailer, five string bongo and case, violin nearly new in good case, Toyoset kerosene heater nearly new, AM/FM component set, portable AM/FM eight track player, AM/FM record player set, Camerano accordion, tape recorder new, Hanimex binoculars, eight track tapes, approx. 200 long ploy records, Westinghouse fridge,' Carntore down draft wodd burning stove, McClary 24" electric stove, Simplicity eighteen cu. ft. freezer approx. 1 1/6 years old. Small Delaval electric creomseperator,Hoover vacuum cleaner with . power sweep head, four G.E. electric heaters, antique Boston rocker, antique single'washs- tand with side towel bars plus three other washstands, blanket box, trunk, writing type table with drawer, chests of drawers, coffee table, small parlour table, fancy buffet, buffet w/mirror, two baby cribs, two doll cradles, baby cradle, two oil lamps, finger oil lamp, dressers w/mirror, odd wooden choirs, two matching pressback chairs, crock and jug, milk can, lantern, small churn, B & W TV, chrome table, two older bedroom suites; recliner chair, cherry pittel , hay knife, sixty Ib. milk scale, sump pump new, pressure weed sprayer, six amp buttery thorger, skill saw, hydro fencer (new), extension cords, plastic gas cans, hand sows, meat sow, tarp, hand and garden tools, small appliances, pots,. dishes and glassware including several antiques plus our usual large offering of misc. items. Terms Cosh RICHARD LOBB AUCTIONEER Clinton, Ontario 482-7898 a • Mrs. Walter Pepper. Men's high and low went to Jean McEwen (playing as a man) and • Wilfred Chuter: Draw prizes were won by Gertie F'leisehauer, i3rent. Taylor, Mrs. Ernie Brown, Bill McLaughlin and hazel Matheson, At a recent meeting of the Community Club. members decided to rent icc at the Bayfield Arena onednes- day, March 23 (school holiday week) from 2 to 3 p.n1. for a children's skating party. To defray expenses, they are asking $1.00 per child, and mothers are requested to ac- company their children or provide supervision for them. In addition, a Varna card par- ty for the Clinton Hospital Auxiliary is planned far Wednesday evening, AprN 6 at the hall, OM NI NI 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 11 11 1 111 • • - • Tenth Zurkh Skating Carnival a success More than 500 people pack- ed the Zurich arena on Sun- day to watch the tenth annual performance of, the Zurich and Area Figure Skating Club. The TV Times theme provided a base for routines depicting everything from Love Boat to Hockey Night in Canada, plus the inevitable "commercials". The carnival was organized by co-chairmen Carole Dietz (club president), Elaine Datars and Alma Westlake, with Elaine Datars and Nellie Mommersteeg in charge of costumes, Lois Jones respon- sible for music, vice president Laura Overholt looking after tickets, and Paul Bedard and Peter Jeffrey keeping track of props. .• Paul Bedard and Robert Merner divided the master of ceremony duties between them. This .year the club rented the costumes, but music, backdrop, printing of pro- grams, and all other necessities were supplied by club members. The skill of club pros Mar- ci Sawruck.and Brenda Pin- combe, and the dedication of senior coaches Debbie Bedard and Sandra Datars, junior coaches Lisa Bedard, Kerry Deitz, Kathy Merner, Roxanne Overholt and Sonya Shantz and shadow coaches Stephanie Peters and Heather Westlake made a large con- 4 tribution to the ±successful show: • The first number was Solid Gold, with Debbie and Lisa Bedard, Sandra Datars, Kerry Deitz, Andrea Hen- drick, Kathy Merner, Kelly Mommersteeg, Roxanne Overholt, Stephanie Powers, Sonya Shantz and Heather Westlake. This was followed by Exercises with Sonya Shantz, Christa, Colleen and Shannon Keller and Terri Mauer. Romper Room was next, with Andrea Hendrick, Erin Keys, Charlene Manson, Shelley Miller, Amanda Regier, Jennifer Wilbee, Rox- anne Regier, Meagan Reid, Barbara and Sara Resch and Sarah Vair. Strawberry Shortcake was skated by Kathy Merner, Buckeyes keen for playoffs. The Zurich Buckeyes are getting very well prepared for the upcoming playoffs in the SHHL. Richard.Schilbe will be tak- ing over the coaching chore for the playoffs. The problem of not having a coach this season has been Zurich's big- gest weakness. Not many peo- ple know how the game of hockey is to be played better than Richard. The team is looking for- ward to seeing what chances may be ib store for them: Already the full team is show- ing up for practices, a first for this year. Two practices a week have been set up until the semi finals start in the first week of March. All teams in the 511111. have a two week break while ('en- tralia College is on holidays. •An ayerage of only • 10 players a game have been showing up for a game this season and now with the sign- ing date well behind us the Buckeyes have 20 skaters signed. With a fall line up, winning the SIIIIL for a fifth year in row now does not seem so far out of reach. Zurich has always been a playoff team and always had the. biggest and best fan support behind them. Let's go Zurich! NJ OTI ON At Pinery Auction Barn, on Hwy. 21, 4 miles S. Grand Bend. Sunday, Feb. 27, 1983 at 1. p.m. We will be selling an outstanding selection of furniture and appliances from an Exeter home. Both modern and antique • INCLUDING a 9 pc, quarter cut oak dining room set (ex. cond.) with chino cabinet, oak framed love seat and fainting couch (refin.), pine kitchen cob. and hutch, bow front china cabinet, wood beds, chairs, dressers, chesterfield sets, wicker fern stand, oak hall seat, office chairs, desk; blanket box, stereo, end and side tables, colour TV, wood chairs, shelving. metal utility cupboards, pots and pons, kit- chen ware, fine glass and chino, Nippon, Depres- sion etc., linen, lamps, trunk, folding choirs, dehumidifier, table saw, stove, fridge, washer; dryer ,elect. lawn mower. Garden tools plus 101 items found in the average home and not so average with Be Pachinko pin ball machines, plus the family cars; 1980 Chev Malibu, 4 door wagon, air conditioning, cruise control, mint conditon, 1977 Dodge Monaco, both in good condition. TERMS: Cash, Viso M/C VIEWING: from 11 a.m day of sole Cohsignments accepted•every Thursday. Put our modern 4,000 sq. tt. Auction Hall to work for you. Bo 111 AUCTIONEER: Pat Lyon Phone 243-2713 NN..___r_••• 0 1 1 1 1 1 l)uana Foreman, Chrystal Jones and Colleen .Overholt, preceding Mother Nature with Lisa Bedard, Tracy Jef: fray Jamie and Jodie McGee and Jennifer Overholt, Heather Westlake, Tina Dayman, Jennifer Detchert, Elyshia Denomme, Teresa . Haugh, Jennifer McQee, Kelli Ratcliffe, Vicki and Wendy Rau, Kim Scotchmer and SOLID GOLD — Seniors Sonya Shantz (back left), Stephanie Peters, Kerry Deitz, Sandra Deters, Roxanne Overholt, Debbie Bedard and (front) Kelly Mommersteeg, Lisa Bedard, Andrea Hendrick, Kathy Merner and Heather Westlake were the first act to perform pt the Zurich Figure Skating Carnival. ROMPER ROOM — Andrea Hendrick led Meagan Reid (back left) Sara and lam - bare Resch, Erin Keys and (front) Charlene Manson, Roxanne and Amanda Regier, Sarah Vair, Jennifer Wilbee and Shelley Miller through their paces at the Zurich Figure Skating Carnival. Missing: Michelle O'Connor. - Students get int�th� act with Carousel Players Children were part of the action as well as the audience during a presentation in par- ticipatory theatre when pupils from kindergarten to grade three from Zurich Public School joined their counter- parts at the Hensall School to watch and be part of a play called First People perform- ed by the Carousel Players. The active role the children take makes this performance unique. The children were divided into five groups, each with an actor as leader. The actor visited the children in their classroom before the play, teaching them a simple song and drawing out their natural ability to transform themselves into trees in the. wind, or the earth growing plants as a preliminary step to helping the actors tell their story. The two female and three male members of the cast un- folded the myths of how the earth got its shape, - deliverance from the ice age, the first animals, the first People and the gift of corn, in . the centre of the school gym . while the children sat on col- oured mats around the perimeter. When Frog swallowed all the water, variouspupils were asked to help get it back by burping her, brushing her teeth, and. finally successfully tickling her. When the. first Indians had to move to a new .camp- site, audience and actors all trekked around the gym. Kindergarten teacher. Joyce Preszcator, who divides her teaching duties between the two schools, con- ceded she came in the perfor- mance hesitantly, and left "more than pleased". Mrs. Preszcator said small children are very im- aginative, but often hold back from strangers. • "The cast did an excellent presentation. They got a great deal out of the children and had their audience with them, completely involved, from the start." she said. . Joyce said that all the way back to Zurich on the bus, down the hall, into the classroom to pick up lunch buckets and books, and back out to board the buses for home, the children never stopped singing the "la, la, la" tune they had •just learned. - The Carousel Players, a nontprofit organization under the jurisdiction of the Cana- dian Actor's Equity Associa- tion, is based in St. Catharines and receives most of its finan- cial support from the Ontario Arts Council and the Canada Council. The group has been. touring schools in - Huron County and had already visited Seaforth, Wingham, Brussels and Clinton. They entertained Exeter children yesterday. Stage manager Judy Arm- strong said the players find children in the rural areas much more open and atten- tive than their rather blaseci- ty cousins, who often chatter throughout a performance. "We are doing what we love, and our reward is the en- joyment we see. We get the bft.t.; we're only with the . children an hour" she concluded. PRE -PERFORMANCE WARMUP-- Jeanette lambermont rehearsed some actions the Hensall kindergarten would later perform in a ploy presented by the Carousel Players at the Hensall Public School. Mind over matter- at SHDHS Mike -Mandel once again entertained at South Huron District High School. Friday afternoon over 500 students paid $2,50 for an hour and a half of mind boggling feats. Mandel, a Canadian, travels around North America to colleges, univer- sities and high schools: This was the sixth time South Huron has booked the popular but increasingly' expensive mentalist. The leather chid Mandel amazed the audience with his mental powers and included the crowd in many of his "tricks". Englishman, Bob Grey, balanced his tremen- dous brain power with zany comedy. 'Grey has a split hemisphere brain that enables him to convert sentences backwards. • He used a reversing machine to prove his ability to say a sentence proffered by the audience. Grey's incredi= ble memory was the envy of many students soon facing the rush of March examina- tion. The native of London, England has memorized the capital, population and area of all 114 countries in the 1,yorld. The high school audience volunteered eagerly for the highlight of Mandel's perfor- mance. Thiry volunteers allowed themselves to be put under hypnosis by Mandel. By power of suggestion he in- duces their sub -conscious to, rule their actions . to the delight of tie watching au- dience. He took the concen- trating students on a terrify- ing rollercoaster ride, skipped rope with a girl's elongated nose, and had a boy using his wallet as a star wars communicator. An especially crowd pleas- ing part and one of the few new portions of Mandel's oft repeated performance, was suggesting to the volunteers that they had x-ray vision. The students council, who sponsored Mike Mandel's show, made a profit despite an increased fee for Mandel. The last social activity before the March 11 exams is the WASHTAM Dance (Women Around South Huron Take A Man). The Sadie Ilawkins ' based dance features the Ixmd Doc Savage who has an impressive songlist. The former Beatles band plays mainly Top 40 with some of their own material. The WASHTAM Dance is this Friday night at 8:30 p.m. at the high school. Admission is $3 or $5 per couple. • BOWLING Zurich Ladiesclosers 2762 )S t). Clarke 54)$1 91 I lot Shots 33 r ----- PI' J. Fisher 693 67 Blazers 33 Si. F. balers 602 94 Strikers 2'2 RU S. Dickert 810 96 Fireballs 52 P (.. Reichert 5811 98 IIA P.A. [)ickert 100 A() U. Ilamather 587 11►tHU P.A. Uickert 241 TC H. Vanderhvek 812 N12 IIS P.A. Dicker( 160 iIG S. Zimmerman 627 54 IIA T. Lansbergen -122. PII T. Ue(.root 519 37 NU T. Lansbergen 303 (111 L.A. Meloche 583 27 IIS 3. Harburn 196 IIS S. Uickert 336 IIA T. Lesperance 164 IIT 11. Vanderhoek 812 HU T. I.esperance 450 HA S. Uickert 218 HS T. Lesperance 258 HA M. Johnston 177 Zurich Youth HI) M. Merner 4417 'ittle Angels fl0 HS M. Merner 241 Jayne Westlake performed in Little House on the Prairie, while Mouseketeers were Douglas Finlay, Dwane Foreman, Chrystal Jones, Christa Shannon and Colleen Keller, Colleen Overholt and Terri Mauer. Farne was portrayed by, Kerry Deitz, DebbieBedard, Roxanne Overholt and Sonya Shantz, while the in- termediates: changed from Mousketeer to Happy Days costumes. Sandra Datars was in charge of Greatest American Heroes Mark Crane, Chad Desjardine, Jason Erb and Crhis Keller. The Love Boat crew consisted of Stephanie - Peters, Hayley Linfield, Dana Regier and Angela Zielman. Hockey Night in Canada was played by Bryan Denomme, Joey. Gelinas,. Allan Jeffrey, Graham Key,s, Justin Merner, Ryan Desch and Steven Regier, with Frank Thrig.as referee. r 1 ,)oriffogeRogov )83toormoo CHIROPRACTORS Gorski & Webb O.C. Doctor Of . Chiropractic 438 MAIN ST. 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