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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-11-17, Page 31Dykehoppers successful The Exeter Woos Cl association with the Dyk pers of Lchdon staged a suc- cessful fund raising dance November 8, raising apprbx- imately 8100 for the South Huron and District Associa- tion • for the Mentally Handicapped. "The Ambassadors Dance Band provided excellent dance music and the over for- ty members of the Dykehop- pers Troup provided music, dancing and entertainment in the Dutch "Carnival" tradition. Honorary membership in the Dykehoppers as evidenc- ed by the presentation of the Wooden Shoe Medal was presented to Murray Cardiff, M.P.,-Jack Riddell, M.P.P., Lossie Fuller, on behalf of Bruce Shaw, mayor of Ex- eter, George Godbolt, presi- dent of the Exeter Lions Club, John Norris, vice-president, Exeter Lions Club and organizer of this event and Herb Verbeek, president of the South Huron Association for the Mentally Handicapped. • the TEA ROOM ELPERS — Sandi McDonald, Nancy Jane Jeffrey and Judy Coates assisted Laurie Shapton in serv- ing tea and pie at Saturday's .bazaar sponsored by the Exeter United Church Women. ' November 17 1982 Page )9A ChurchllHen anews s Hensel' United Church was filled to capacity on Sunday morning for the 135th An- niversary Service. The ser- vice was conducted by the minister Rev. McDonald, and the guest minister was Rev. W.D. Jarvis of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church in Tillsonburg. Mr. Jarvis spoke on the subject of "The Greatest Commandment - Love". He stated how the real need in the world today is for love, in families, in neighbourhoods, in our nation and in the world. Mr. Jarvis spoke of how pleased he was to be back in Hensall were he had served for eight years, and some of the joys and sorrows he had shared with his congregation. Mary, Moffatt was the organist and the guest choir was The Men -Of -Accord' from London. This thirty-two voice Barbershop Choir thrill- ed and inspired the congrega- tion with their leadership in music . Much appreciation was shown to the chair and many of the congregation are already planning to attend the Spring Concert in April of the Barbershop Groups. Tickets are available from the church office. The children's story was "Jesus is the Rock" and the children sang Jesus is the Rock of My Salvation. The church was beautifully decorated by Dianne Gerstenkorn and Shirley McAllister. Following the ser- vice a luncheon was held in the Fellowship Hall as well as the Church Hall and following the luncheon the Men-of- Accord en-of-Accord presented a concert for the congregation The ushers for the service were Scott Jamieson, Dwight Consitt, Murray McGregor and Steve Corbett. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Cook greeted the congregation. Announcement was made of the Annual Tea Bazaar and Bake Sale to be held in the church on Thursday' after- noon and also of the Fellowship Evening when Brad Cann will be the special guest. 5hant u for your support Dorothy Chapman SIo pitch banquet fe To the Huron Perth Separate School Board Sincere thanks to all ratepayers who voted November 8, 1982. Michael . Ryan IIINIPlow Dashwood Ladies Aid My sincere thanks to the citizens of Ex eter who suported me in the recent election, Bill Rose J. 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Carmel for a pot luck sup-. per December 7 was accepted. Donations were made to Family and Children Ser- vices, the Mission treasury, Lutherwood and the Lutheran Seminary, St. ,Catharines. January, February and March. meetings will be held vin the afternoon Wednesdays Juuunnnnununnnunutllitununt: Morley Hall Town Council ADAMS Heating & Cooling Thank You! 1 I wish to thank all the electors of Clinton and Tuckersmith for their strong support at the Polls on November 6, from one end of my territory to the other end. I will do my best to support good Education at reasonable cost. FRANKLIN M. FALCONER • Heating Systems of All Types INSTALLED: MODERNIZED and MAINTAINED • General Sheet Metal Work _• Air Conditioning • Humidifiers • Ventilation The Huron County Board of Education 235-2187 133 Huron St.. East. Exeter ,nnumnutPnunutnunusinnuunr inionnan, 1 POWER PRODUCTS 1 Clearance Sale Special Clearance Prices on all Units in Stock 1 1 1 1 1 Snow Blowers 1 1 1 Tillers Generators ON THE SPOT FINANCING AT BANK RATES 1 uN-1- RY 1 at 2 . p.m.. The , Christmas meeting will be December 14 and each member may bring a guest. An exchange of gifts is optionr�aal. Things for the seminary kitchen unwrapped will be welcome. U.C.W. meet Calvary United church ladies met Tuesday with the Christian Development com- mittee in charge. Mrs. Harold Hendrick presided for the program with the theme "Essentials of the Christian Life" with suitable readings and hymns. In Flanders Fields was read and a moments silence observed. Rev. Barbara Laing closed the program with prayer. President, Mrs. Don Gaiser presided for the business. Fif- teen members answered the roll call. The Sunshine com- mittee for November and December is Mrs. Mildred Kellerman and Mrs. T. H. Hoffman: The shut-in box committee is Mrs. Ken McCrae, Mrs. Syd Baker and Mrs. Eben Weigand. The report of the nominating com- mittee will be given. at . the next meeting. Cards of thanks were read. Eight members attended the Greenway United Church Ecumenical service and the Regional Rally at Thames Road United church. An in- vitation from the CWL at Mt. Carmel for December 7 was accepted. The Christmas Ecumenical service for Dashwood and area will be held at the United church December 5. The Mission and Services for 1983 will be $700. The Christmas meeting will be December 14 at 8 p.m. open to all adults of the church at $5 each to go to the carpet fund. Donations were made to charities. Slow pitch The annual banquet for Dashwood slow pitch ball - 1 1 1 1 11 111 1 Mowers Pumps CORNERS MT. CARMEL PHONE 237-3456 n O111:,,,N,MON. - SAT. 10-10 SUN. NOON-6‘rompo, lNI MIN Ell NI IN Ell 1111 all an 1 By MRS. ROBERT IAING Mr. and Mrs. Ed Knechtel, Rostock were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gar- diner. Saturday the Gardiners called on Loreen Hamilton lP St. Marys. We are happy to report that Loreen is doing well after her eye operation, Congratulations to Ivan Norris, Don Johns and Jack Kinsman whowereelectedas reeve, deputy -reeve and councillor respectively for the township of Hibbert. Working at the Cromarty poll were Bob Hamilton and Lillian Douglas. Several ladies frem this community are taking the Ann Person Stretch and Sew course which is being taught by Barbie Van Allen at Cindy 1 Miller's home. teams was held at the com- munity centre with 170 in at- tendance.. There were eight teams four ladies and four men. Ron Mettler was master of ceremonies. Trophies were given to the winning teams - ladies black team champions with Ruth Denomme captain were A; B champions were the yellow team with Brenda Schroeder, captain. Men's teams champions were - A, blue team with cap- tain, Don O'Rourke; B, White team with captain, Ken Masse. Dummy awards were given out; John Becker, a wornout shoe because he can't run; Clare Martene and. Ray Webb, rule books, because 'they were always scrapping; Marg Sweitzer, golf club., she got hit on the head; Ron Merner, crooked bat, most foul balls; Joan Willemsen, old horse shoe, better luck next year; George Dunn, a shopping cart; Willie O'Rourke, mop, for cleaning , up after everybody; Josie Coca, chest protector, never able to hit the ball. The executive for 1983 'is: John Gielen, Gary Cornish, Clare Marlene, Rick, Reaburn, Heather Tieman, Joan Willemsen, Carole Luther, and Diane Kadelecik. ' Personals Dashwood native John Kellerman ran for mayor of Toronto and came in fourth. There were 11 candidates. John had 3,031 votes. The funeral for the late Grace Kellerman was held at the T. H. Hoffman Funeral Home Saturday, November 13 with pallbelarers, David and Betty Phillips,.Misses Bren- da, Barbara and Sharon Broughton and Gary Waldrick. Flowers in the United church, Sunday were from the Kellerman and Eagleson funerals and in the Lutheran church from the Eagleson funeral. These. were placed in loving memory by the families of Grace Kellerman and Mrs. William Eagleson. Guests with Mrs. Mildred Kellerman over the weekend were her son. John, Toronto: and others from Elliot Lake, Sudbury. London, Hespeler, Walkerton and Kitchener. Guests Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Rader were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller and Karen. Zion: and Mr and Mrs. Paul Rader. Ben and Robin. 'Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Rader visited at Craigweil Gardens, Ailsa Craig. Sunday, with Mr. and Mrs. Wellwood Gill. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Restemayer spent Sunday in Stratford. They attended St. Peter's Lutheran Church ' morning service, enjoyed the Concordia Singers and spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ness. • gi 1 STUDENTS ASSIST — Usborne Central School kindergarten students Brent Gibson and Connie Heywood help Comrade Jim Barnetson in laying .a. wreath at Wednesday's Remembrance Day service at the school. T -A photo 0004 Alan Walper and Ralph Weber thank the ratepayers of Stephen Township for their confidence in allowing us to be ac- claimed to the positions of Reeve and Deputy=Reeve. We intend to fill these positions well. I would like to thank all who supported me at the polls on Nov. 8th. It was .very much appreciated. ONTARIO SCHOLAR — Fred Dobbs III was the recipient of Ontario Scholarship and Grade 13 Academic Proficiency awards at the recent Com- mencement Exercises of Medway High School, Ar- va. He is a former graduate and. Board of Governors' Award winner of Matthews Hall, London. The only son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dobbs Jr. of Centralia and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dobbs Sr. of Exeter. Fred III is currently studying Honours Biological Science at the University of Guelph. One man to another: "November runs • into December. December runs into Christmas. Christmas runs into money." Give your Favourite Chair a Fresh New Look In Time for the Christmas Holidays • Free Shop at Home • Large group of samples i Service John Kinsman Best Interest 14us% TALK TO THE GAS COMPANY ABOUT GAS HEATING 1-800-265-0562 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 char ,1e Gaiser»Kaeale (TOLL FREE, For straight answers about the choice between a conventional gas furnace, the new high effici- ency gas furnace or a conversion burner, phone the Gas Company. 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