Times-Advocate, 1988-09-21, Page 36Page 16
Times -Advocate, September 21. 1988
Elimville WI enjoy UCW meal
By SHIRLEY COOPER
ELIMVILLE - Twenty -lour Elim-
ville Women Institute members and
guests sat down to a delicious meal
prepared by .the United Church
Women. The. conveners for the
Safety program that- followed were
Marjorie Johns and Muriel Parsons.
Muriel opened the meeting by
having all stand ,.do a few:. sari file
exercises and .a few elimination
items. She read an article "If in
doubt - throw out". .
Muriel introduced our guest
Legion winners
EXETER - Tucsd:.} night Seniors
Euchre High Iady.was Lily Swartz .
73; High man was Evch n Bieber --
74. Low woman was (alien West-.
lake. - 54,- Low mar- Ina Skinner -
45. Most Ione hands iadv WaLily
Swartz. - 4. Most lone hands sten
was Gorden Bieber - 5.
Wednesday night was sports
night there was pool, euchre. and
darts. For the pool, the winners
were Dave- Dettmcr and Basil Craw-
ford, Bob Jones and Jini Merrvless.
Bob Jones had high run.
Euchre the winners were High.
Lady Vi Hendy - 84, High Man
was Joe -Clark - 86. Most lone
hands Lady. -was Lois Learn. Most
lorie hands Men was Bill Snaith.
Low for the Ladies was Lydia Rc-
gicr and for. tile Mens was• Cliff
Moore.. Winners of -the Darts was
Mery Hodgert and Jean Simpson,
Mac Wall and- Audrey Gunness,
High Score Lady was Jean Simp-
son 116. High Score Men -was_
Mery Hodgert:1Q8.
Thursday night. seniors shuffle-
board winners were Joe Gosar-344-,
Harold Davis - 322, Steve Krap-
chak- 304, Wilma Davis - 280, La- -
verne Stone - 260, -Pearl McKnight
and Marjorie Hodgert - 254., Most
honest was Mabel McKnight -110.
Friday night was dart appreciation
night. -rbc winners were: 1st
team, Irene Jackson, Peter Anstett,
Annie Lawson and Greg Bell. 2nd
team was Shirley -Ann Rose, Tint
Alce, Eileen Spurn and Dave Bea-
- ver. -
ea --vera High score lady was Nancy .
Beaver - l(X}. High sore man was
Roy Hunter - 126. •
-
,1 would like to thank everyone
who came out and supported Le-
gion Week and -also the ones- that
helped. Without these people these
events would not he a success.
Sports Officer
Don Wallace
speaker, 7re%ur Wilson trout ifuron
Apothecary in Exeter. He gave in-
fi►rmation on many different drugs
including whin anti how they, were
disc•oVered and what the are used
for. Today our scientists work try-
ing to discover a medactnc to help
prevent, cure of give relief for a cer-
tain disease. Before, a medicine was
• more or less discovered by accident.
- This topic proved to he very inter -
e lin as well as. informative. -? 1r.
Wilson answered many questions
during a question period. Marjorie
thanked him and presented him• with
a gift.. - '
Marjorie gave a comical reading
on the motto "A place for every-
thing and everything in its place!"
Everyone joined -in singing "Smile"
followed by a short break.
_ The president, Marie Brock,
opened• the business part of the 40th anniversary meeting held in
meeting. Thc'roll call was answered August were passed around for all to
by 'Name a new safety precaution .see.
taken in your home this year."
• The London Area Convention
will he held in Si. Thomas on Oc-
tober 13 and 14. Marie will be our
delegate with one other member to
go with her.
The Fall Rally will be held Octtr
her 3 at l lensall United. Church w;t[h
Kippen as host branch. Waste an -
agement and recycling will be the
topic. Members are asked for items
for the hake, craft and produce table.
Marion Skinner will help Marian
Dougall put up the. display for the
District Institutes at the fair.
. Members are reminded of the
Granton Women's Institute History
Day in Granton at the St. Thomas
Anzlican Church on September 29.
• Members signed "get well" cards
for keta Morley and Elva Routley
who are in hospital. Pictures of
Centra, .
lia by Mrs. Tom Kooy
-CEti'hkAL1A - At the United
Church Sunday Rev. Carter chose -
as her topic "Whence Then Comes
Wisdom '.
. The senior choir Will inert on
Thursday evening September 22 at
8 p.rn. The junior choir will meet
the sante evening, to grades6 - 8 at
-Faye and Larry Skinner's Irom 6 to
7:30.p.m. for an -evening of games
and a barhegttc.
- Next Sunday being Zion Anniver-
sary,. there will be no service at
Centralia but Sunday School will
meet at 10 a.m..
Don't forget the Centralia. Coun-
try C'ratt Show at the United
Church on • Saturday, October 1
-from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m..
Luchrc prize_ winners at Hey-
- wood's on September 12 were High
score- Marian :Noels, Percy Noel.
Lone hands Miry !lioser, Toni
Singer at library
Kooy. Low score Jean Noels, llar-
old Beaver. next euchre September
26 at, 2:.30. Everyone welcome.
Wedding- bells rang at the United
.Churth Saturday, September 16
when Colleen Koehler and Tim
Hare exchanged wedding vows.
Congratulations to the young
couple.
)kc. are sorry to report that Barb
Sander. is a patient in University
- Hospital, London. Get well wishes
go out to.her.
Jerry and Carol Iclills spent the
weekend in Avlmcr and were joined
by their family on Saturday to at-
tend the wedding of Carol's niece.
Toni and 1 were Saturday evening
dinner guests with Helen MacDo-
nald, Ltican. . .
Bob Heywood will be the soloist
at St. Patrick's Anglican Church,
Saintshu.ry on Sunday, September
25, - -
Sponsored by the Huron County
Public Library; with the assistance
of the Outreach Ontario -program of -
thc Ministry of Culture and Com-
munications and the Ontario Arts
Council, Ted Roberts will perform.
at the Exeter Library at 1:30 p.m.
on October 1,. 1988. Admission
S 1.00 ner person.
Ted Roberts is a member of Can-
ada's longest -established folk
group, - The Travellers. A profes-
sional musician, Ted has performer(
for the Queen of England, die Em-
peror. of Japan and around the
globe. A .former host of CBC's
"Entertainers" Ted's humour and
easy -style will make this a very
enjoyable concert for older adults.
"WE TRIED LISTENING TO
THE HARD ROCK STATION,
BUT THE PAINT PEELED OFF
THE WALLS."
K
"We like good rock music, whether we're driving or at
home, but who wants to listen to Twisted Sister, iron
Maiden or Shriek Rack? We want rock music, but we don't
want the paint peeling off the walls! Then we discovered
103.1 FM. CIOM plays our favourite songs, plus great -gold
hits from our generation! Springsteen, Rod Stewart; The
Stones, Wings, Bob Seger, The Moody Blues, America,
Fleetwood Mac, and so many more! CIOM-FM truly does
have better music!!"
Better Mas/c
(IQM 103.1 FM
September
23 , 24, 25
South Huron Rec Centre, Exeter
"FOCUS ' ON RUTABAGA"
C. 9 - 12:00 Noon Entries to be placed
�6 12 - 6:00 p.m. Judging (closed to public)
, 6:00 p.m. Doors Open
Commercial Concessions
Indoor Exhibits
7:30 p.m. Official Opening program
Queen of the Fair Contest of Onions.
Rutabaga Ripping Ropes
by local school teachers
Auction - prize winning hams from
Hog Carcass Competition
Lioft /orhes
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Rutabagas
9:30 a.m. School Pets Judging
10:00 a.m. Amateur Light Horses
Arabian Horses
10:30 a.m. 4 H Horses
11:00 a.m. PARADE departure
Poultry and Pigeons
11:30 a.m. Draft & Haflinger Horses
1:00 p.m. Childrens Mini Tractor Pull a caw -os
4H Calf Club a�,abag
Sheep
Rutabaga Bowling (outdoors, east of Rec
Centre)
Rutabaga Shot Put (outdoors, east of Rec
Centre)
1 - 4 p.m. Cooking and Craft Demonstrations
1:30 p.m. Bed:Races (outdoors)
Vehicle Parking $1.00
Admission: Adults $3.00,
elementary Children FREE
Admission: Adults $3.00
Elementary Children 500
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9:30 a.m. Appaloosa Horses Rutabagas
12:30 p.m. Goat Show (Ag. Building)
1:00 p.m. Antique and Classic Car Show
(Arena)
Pre -registration appreciated.
Call Cliff 228-6312 eS
2:00 p.m. BINGO $1,100.00 prizes 00'
(Auditorium) a``o�,e e
"Always Something New at Exeter Fair"