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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-09-22, Page 9Times -Advocate, September 22,1982 Pogo 9 Shop at Home i KINSMEN EXECUTIVE — The 1982-83 executive of the Exeter. Kinsmen club was installed Thursday night. Back, left, director Pete Watson, bulletin editor Bill Arm- strong, past president Ken Kluges, registrar Doug Dalrymple and director Len Jol- ly. Front, secretary Bob Reynolds, president Ken Loucks and treasurer Ken Sneddon. Greenway girls part of champion ball team Sy ANNE WALPER Greenwoy Everyone has a surprise at times. I had a pleasant one Sunday morning. On entering the kitchen I noticed we had a guest at the table waiting for breakfast. A large brown panda bear was sitting at the table in my chair. Being as it was in my chair I was jokingly informed that I didn't get any breakfast. This didn't worry me as I seldom eat on Sunday before going to church anyhow. ' It didn't take me long to guess how the bear had arriv- ed as the boys had gone to the London Fair Saturday night. Apparently Bill had been lucky. Congratulations to the Lieury Squirts on winning the trophy for their baseball play- ing this season. Members of \Best Interest 15% We represent many Trust Companies. We are often able to ar- range for the highest interest being of- fered on Guaranteed investment Certificates *subject to chai •je Gaiseraneale Insurance Brokers Inc. EXETER 235-2420 GRAND BEND 238-8484 CLINTON GODERICH 482-9747 524-2118 the team from this area are Tara Larmer, Heather Bullock and Kelly Young. Best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Richard - Marshall, nee Valerie Bullock who were married Saturday. Pete ' and Ina Pawliw of Milton .called on Stuart and Ruth Bullock and family on Saturday. Many local people attended Western Fair in London this week. The Sylvan ball team won the trophy at the tournament at Monkton on the weekend. Bill Johnson plays with the Sylvan team this year. United Church women The September meeting was held at Chateau Gardens. Ruby Isaac opened the meeting with a singsong. The residents chose their favourite hymns. Iva Lagerwerf gave the call to worship. The scripture reading was taken from John 1'verses 1-8. Eloise Eagleson read an arti- cle on Dr. Alexander Fleming who discovered penicillin. He was knighted by the King for his discovery and also was given the Nobel prize. A poem "School Has Just Started" was read. The treasurer's report was read. Greenway will hold the Thanksgiving Ecumenical meeting October 12 in the Church. Other items of business were discussed. Benediction and Grace were repeated. Lunch was served by Rugy Isaac and Ellen Smithers. • Sunday Rev. Moore spoke on "Active Hearing". Both Junior and Senior Choirs sang anthems. October 10 is Thanksgiving Sunday and the Sacrament of Infant Baptism will be held. October 17, Greenway an- niversary will take place. SPECIAL AWARD — Bob Reynolds has been named Ex- eter Kinsman of the Year. Above, he receives his award from Kin member and Exeter town councillor Tom Hum- phreys. T -A photo Georgia visitors Hayter fa MRS. IRVIN RADII The families of the late Robert and Bertha Hayter held their third family reu- nion at the home of Harry and Frieda Hayter with 45 atten- ding. All reported a good time with games and looking over some old pictures. Home made ice-cream was enjoyed. Janice Oke left the follow- ing day to visit a friend in Vancouver then on to Saudi Arabia to join her husband Brad Oke. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hayter, Warner Robbins, Georgia visited with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hayter and Mn and Mrs. Robert Hayter. Mrs. Greta Kerr, Seaforth, spent last weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Becker. Mrs. Cindy Keller is a pa- tient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter; also Mrs. Pearl Miller. • Several Dashwood seniors accompanied by seniors from Zurich and Exeter enjoyed a four day bus drip to Pt. Carl- ing where -they stayed at the Elgin House and had plenty of activity. Included were live shows, tennis, shuffleboard, a fashion show and dancing lessons. A boat cruise of the 30,000 Islands from Parry Sound• was great with beautiful weather and calm water. Ladies Aid Zion Lutheran Church Ladies Aid held the first meeting of the fall on Tuesday with group 2 and conveners, Mis. Ray Rader and Mrs. Earl Keller in charge of devo- tions` and lunch. Mrs. M. Mellecke took the topic "Faith". This involved Bible reading and discussion also the conclusion that we all need Faith. Mrs. Irvin Rader gave a -reading. Mrs. Florence Martene, president, dealtwith the business. Reports show the ladies had been busy with the annual church picnic, vaca- tion Bible school and visiting the sick and shut-ins. The Altar Guild is Mrs. M. Mellecke and Mrs: Martene.• Cards of thanks and donations were received. Mrs. Earl Keller had dos- ing devotions. The ladies of the congregation are remind- ed to bring. vegetables and flowers to decorate for Thanksgiving. Ball Meeting Dashwood Minor Athletic executive met Tuesday. Don O'Rourke who has done a fan- tastic job coaching our boys for a few years and won the W.O.A.A. championship this year will retire next year but will be the new vice-president. Next year looks good with an excellent coaching staff and executive. If anyone is in- terested in helping, please contact one of us. The tykes were our star team. They won three badges and were presented the `4;?;,:4,• • • 9 BUCKET.` This Saturday and Sunday, Kentucky Fried Chicken has a sensational special for you. A Bucket, with 15 pieces of finger lickin' good chicken, priced at only $8.50. The Sensational Saturday and Sunday $8.50 Bucket. At Kentucky Fried Chicken. There's nothing like it. lavil'gri )brr ttiutfet. 3, SO as un.w�oc cowrie Ns-3-g'; -ii Nkt ligaw ry • i� • •s 227 Main St. North, Exeter ly reunion at Dashwood W.O.A:A championship troy Ttioday night. pee wee's team coach- ed by Bob Hoffman and Bill Vandeworp have also done very well. They played against Listowel for the W.O.A.A..semi-finals Sunday and lost. Joe Arnold is the bantam coach with Irvin Martin and Gar Johnson. They are in the W.O.A.A. finals with Clinton. Glen Thurman and Mike Rau coaching midgets, played Exeter Sunday night Oil the W.O.A.A. champion .finals -and won the first game 8. 1. Father Nelligan will be guest speaker at the pot luck dinner October 24 at Dashwood Community centre for -all the ball players and their families. J.C.W. Meet Calvary United Church Women met for the first meeting of the fall Tuesday with the World Outreach com- mittee in charge and Mrs. Mildred Kellerman, .con- vener. Theme for the meeting was "Wisdom". Following . scripture' reading by Mrs. Greta •Schade, Mrs. Sid Baker gave a meditation thought. Mrs. Annmarie Hoffman sang a solo "Trees". The ladies presented a program with the title Creation. Mrs. Kellerman, Mrs. Weigand, Mrs. Margaret Car- roll and Mrs.EdithBakergave legends of different Islands of to South Pacific. Mrs. Keller- man closed with a prayer. President, Mrs. Don Gaiser presided for the business. The roll call was answered by 15 ladies and one guest. Reports . showed the strawberry sup- per and the piebooth were very successful. The regional rally will be October 5 at Thames Road. Cards of thanks were read. Donations were made to the Missionary Service Fund and Dashwood Fire Department. Each member will be given a one year subscription to the Mandate magazine. The Sunshine committee is Mrs. Jessie Rader and Mrs. Greta Schade. Personals Mrs. Ray Rader, Mrs. Eben Weigand, Mrs. Flossie Willert and Mrs. Irvin Rader attend- ed the fall general meeting of ,the Hurnn County Historial By MRS. HUGH MORENZ Those from this area who attended the funeral of.Mur- ray Evans, husband of Nola (Sweitzer) Evans, Thursday, at Lambeth, were nieces and nephews. Jim and Marg Sweitzer, Scott and Joan Sweitzer, Bonnie and Mike Erickson, and Jim and San- dra Campbell, of Exeter, cousins, Nola and Ervin Ratz, and Olive and Earl Ratz, brother-in-law, Milton and Eva Sweitzer and Mrs. Doris Sweitzer. Interment was at Oakland Cemetery, Delaware. Marian and Robert Feltz and little Ricky of Brinsley visited a day last week with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Keller. Jim and Marg Sweitzer. Jeff and Amy, Bonnie and Mike Erickson and Jason, all spent the weekend in Welland. The Sweitzers with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Rainville \ and Erickson with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Comfort. Doug and Ann Russell at- tended the convention of home for the aged in Ontario, held at the Holiday Inn in Ot- tawa, last weekend. Connie. Alex and Elizabeth Russell, stayed with their grandparents, Cliff and Velma Russell, and Jill spent her weekend with her aunt, uncle and cousins, Donna and Larry Lovie and family. dur- ing their parents' holiday. •nnnumm�mImtnnnlnnunnnun; ADAMS Heating & Cooling • Heating Systems of All Types N:5'AttED: MODERNt1ED Ord MAINTAINED • General Sheet Metal Work • Air Conditioning • Humidifiers • Ventilation 235-2187 133 Huron St Eaat Exe!r r vniinnninnnutntnmm�mnmm� Society last Wednesday at Crediton. Jeff Hayter, Toronto, spent a day with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hayter and family. Fraser Boyle, Montreal. visited with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Boyle last week. They drove him back to Montreal by way of Ottawa where they visited Corporal Scott and Maryann Boyle and Shannon. Rev. and Mrs. M. Mellecke attended the graduation of their son Jonathon Friday evening from Radio College, Toronto. Once again the bell at Zion Lutheran Church is calling people to worship. The tower built by Emil. Becker houses the bell and stands at the back of the education wing. Everyone is pleased. • Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Restemayer spent a week at Inverlocky, fishing. The weather and fishing were pretty . good. Robert Restemayer, Mr. and Mrs. _ Leeland Restemayer and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Weiberg, Lon- don, spent a few days there also. Mr. and Mrs. Art Koessel, Lansing, Michigan spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Pfile. Jim and John Becker, Dave and Ken Rader, and Gary Rumball have returned home following a fishing trip to Moon River. September 27 and October 4 please phone your news to 237-3244. WOOD PROJECT — At Thursday's meeting of the Ex- eter Kinsman club Lloyd Reynolds was honoured for his work with the club's wood project. Above, president Ken Loucks presents a plaque. 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