HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1985-11-06, Page 14Hallowe'en
at Woodham
ay MISS JEAN-COPELAND
The Messengers held their
Hallowe'en party Friday evening
under the direction of leaders, Mrs.
Ross McCurdy and Mrs. Rob Mossey.
The welcome was given by the group.
Jeffrey and Joel Presczcator told
jokes and Jeff gave a recitation.
Several took part in a choral
reading, "A Hallowe'en Party".
Shana Mossey gave a recitation. A
skit was put on by Steven Wheeler,
Sarah Bradford, Amy Webb and Dar-
ryl Brine.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Brine acted as
judges for the masquerade. Following
were the winners:
PreSchool and Kindergarten - Best
representation, Nicole Zwaan; Best
comic, Rebecca Preszcator, Courtney
Mossey; Best Homemade - Jeffrey
Mossey.
Grades 1, 2 and 3 - Best rep. Craig
Wheeler, Joel Preszcator; Best com-
ic - Randy McCurdy, Bridget Brad-
ford; Best homemade - Holly Zwaan,
Gordon Webb.
Grades 4, 5 and 6 - Best rep. Sarah
Bradford, Janice Hazlewood; Best
comic, Nathan Webb, Jeff
Preszcator; Best homemade - Amy
Webb, Bobby Wheeler.
Grades 7 and 8 - Best rep. Denise
Ferguson, Steven Wheeler; Best com-
ic - Jeff McCurdy, Bonnie Hartwick;
Best homemade, Cheryl Spearin and
Caroline Ball, Shelly Armstrong.,
Best dressed couple - Grades 5 to 8
- Richard Spearin and Krista Valdron,
Mary Coward, Sarah Ehgoetz,
Meagan McCormick.
Best dressed couple - Grade 4 and
under - Gordon and Nathan Webb,
Sarah Bradford and Rachael Sloat.
Adults, best rep. Stephanie
Hazlewood, Mary Gartenburg. Best
comic, Cynthia Copeland, Mary Ann
Ferguson. Youngest in costume - Jef-
frey Mossey. Oldest in costume -
Mary Gartenburg.
I had a terrible nightmare. I
dreamed that all truths were
known.
-James K. Feibleman,
To the Voters of Hibbert
To serve our Township as Reeve, I
would appreciate your support in
the upcoming election
on Tuesday, November, 12
VOTE
ROY SWART
1'
For Sound Decisions and a Strong Voice
for Hay Township and Huron County...
Vote -
Anthony
(Tony)
Bedard
For Reeve
of Hay
For transportation call 236-4741 or 236-4923
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Times -Advocate, November 6, 1985
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SUNSHINE HALLOWE'ENERS — At Thursday's regular class at the Sunshine Kids Nursery School teacher
Dianne Steckle talks to spooks Sara Case, Joshua long, Chris Gielen, David Knip and Michael Knip.
Institute event
Dashwood ladies at convention
By MRS. IRVIN RADER
Those attending the London Area'
Convention from Dashwood Women's
Institute at the Nordon Restaurant
were Mrs. Harvey Beierling and
Sherrie Stade October 30 and Mrs.
Emil Becker and Mary Rader Oc-
tober 31.
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Mrs. Ilene Fulcher returned to St.
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A number of ladies from Dashwood
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attended Youth and Music Canada at.
Grand Bend United Church with
Susan Hoeppner on flute and Robert
Kortgaard, piano. It was a delightful
evening.
Lots of little ones were out
Hallowe'en night but all were order-
ly and polite. It was just great having
them call.
Flowers in Zion Lutheran church
Sunday were placed by the family of
Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Devine in honour
of their 45th wedding anniversary.
Joe and Judy Simpson and
Patricia, London, spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mason.
Band Christmas party
The Dashwood Seaforth Band held
their annual Christmas Party at the
Town and Country bowling lanes
Saturday night with 50 people sitting
down to a delicious turkey supper.
Following supper a short meeting was
held. A motion was made that
everyone keep their position. It was
decided to keep the band going again.
Bowling and card games were en-
joyed by all. Prizes went to Men's
high, Jack Gaiser; men's low, Frank
Vanberger; ladies high, Gertie Stade;
ladies low, Nancy Andreassi. Door
prizes were won by Sid Lawson,
Charlie Toll and Jim Roberton.
Mrs. Flossie Cudmore
(Kleinstiver) was taken by surprise
Sunday at her RR 2 Grand Bend home
on the occasion of her 75th birthday
when members of her family (20)
called to wish her "Happy Birthday"
and visit.
Elgin Kipfer underwent surgery at
St. Joseph's Hospital London.
Mrs. Harry Smith, Hensall, brought
her 86 -year-old aunt, Mrs. Neva
McEwen from Edmonton, Alberta, to
visit Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Miller. Tom
For active representation...
on November 12
Re-elect
Ben
Hoogenboo
Ben Hoogenboom with wife Suson,
children Benjamin and Jenno (Kirsten
absent) -
On November 12 Re-elect Ben Hoogenboom who hos been active in
Exeter's progress and who knows the community. through his keen in-
volvement in it over the past 18 years.
• Member of Exeter Council
• Chairman of Social Services Committee
• Member of Exeter Planning Board
• Member of Exeter committee of Adjustment
• Past member South Huron Hospital Board of
Directors
• Member South Huron Hospital Foundotion
• Member Exeter B.I.A.
• Post member Kinsmen Club
• Charter member of Exeter Heritage Foundation
For Councillor... Elect
Ben flloogenboom
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LET THIS EXPERIENCE WORK FOR YOU
VOTE
William Wilds
For Councillor
TOWNSHIP
OF
STEPHEN
I would appreciate your support at
the polls. on November 12
Miller, Ottawa, was also a welcome
visitor.
Costume party
at Centralia
B y Mrs. TOM KOOY
A very successful Hallowe'en par-
ty was held at the community centre
October 28 when the young people of
Faith Tabernacle dressed in bibical
costume had an enjoyable evening.
Prizes went to best costumes follow-
ed by lunch.
Hallowe'en evening a Hallowe'en
party was held at the community cen-
tre organized fly Centralia -Huron
Park Lions Club and sponsored by
Centralia Village.
Prizes were won by Lisa Arnold,
Tanya Deville, Peter Gibson, Billy
Hodge, Jennifer Cronyn, Jacqui Ar-
nold, Rosemary Glavin, Sheldon
Snell, Chad Kenny and Jamie Tomes.
The children enjoyed free hot dogs
and pop.
Centralia -Huron Park Lions club
held a Hallowe'en party at J.A.D.
McCurdy school and served free hot
dogs and pop.
The first euchre party of the season
was held at Neil's schoolhouse Oc-
tober 28 with nine tables playing.
Prizes went to High score Ann
Gilmour, Lawrence Hirtzel; Lone
hands, Freida Rollings, Tom Kooy;
Low score, Charlotte Barker, Glen
Hodgins.
Next euchre will be November 11
convened by Jack and Ann Gilmour
and Bill and Marlyn Dixon.
The sympathy of the community
goes out to the Smith and Lawrence
families of Huron Park in the death
of Mrs. Cathy (Lawrence) Smith.
Smash boxes
at Saintsbury
By MRS. HEBER DAVIS
Rev. P. Derrick was in charge of
morning prayer Sunday, Mrs. Wayne
Carroll was pianist and Mrs. Hugh
Davis and Paul Bedell were readers.
During the children's focus Rev.
Derrick spoke to the children on the
difference in a house and a home and
during his sermon spoke on "Saints"
Service.
Next Sunday service is planned for
11:30 a.m. and the A.C.W. will meet
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Hazel Eaton.
Hallowe'en is over once again and -
some slap happy persons "enjoyed"
smashing up a few mail boxes again
this year. Other than that the little
ghosts and goblins enjoyed
themselves.
Mrs. Lorne Barker and Mrs. Heber
Davis, great grandmother and Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Barker, grandparents
attended the service of Holy Baptism
at St. Aidan's Church in London Sun-
day afternoon when about 20 relatives
and friends gathered for the occasion.
Kelly Louise Beaune, daughter of
Joan and Bob Beaune, London was
baptised by Canon C. Brown. God-
parents were her aunt Mrs. Jean
Richardson and 'friends Dean and
Betty Gauthier, London.
After the ceremony the friends
were entertained to dinner at the
Beaune home on Waterloo street
where Canon Brown proposed a toast
to Kelly Louise.
Busy schedule
for school choir
B y ALICE DICKENS
The North Middlesex Districh High
School choir of Parkhill have been.
busy the last two weeks. Recently
they sang at a concert at Althouse as
well as at a banquet for Suberan-
nuated Teachers of Ontario, held at
the Lamplighter, London, at their fall
luncheon on October 24.
Mrs. Evelyn McNaughton ably in-
troduced the well-known choir which
is going to Expo '86. After hearing the
fine performance the 400 persons in
attendance knew why.
Those attending from this area
were Mrs. Marie Campbell, Mrs.
McNaughton, Mrs. John Donaldson
and Margaret Wilson.
Mrs. Fair9Ripley visited recent-
ly with Mrs. Janet Rose.
These films, A song for Arthur, Pro-
ud Beginnings, Land of Distant Peaks
will be shown at the Activity Centre
on November 8 at 7:30 p.m. All
seniors are welcome.
Mrs. Priestly, Mrs. Rosser, Mrs.
McNaughton, Margaret Wilson and
Mrs. Dickens, members of Riverview
Women's Institute, attended the Lon-
Ali
Area Women's Institute 71st con-
vention at the Nordon Restaurant,
London.
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YOU ARE INVITED.....
The citizens of Exeter Area are invited for the
Legion Remembrance Service
at Trivitt Memorial Church
on
Sunday, November 10 at 11:15 a.m.,
Service at Cenotaph at 10:40 a.m.
tease Note
The Laying of Wreaths and Last Posit will be at the Cenotaph
at 10:40 a.m.
All those Who participate in parade, assemble at Legion I hill
Fall in at 10:30 a.m.
Veterans in Exeter and surrounding area are urged to participate.
Medals will be worn.
After the parade you are invited for a cup of coffee and fellowship
from 12:30 - 1:30 p.m.
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