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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1985-11-06, Page 23m.rw-.r - -••r�•�"T��_�--��- __ FRIPPINPRIPPEIPIrKPMPOPROPOPROMWM- Ma Bell book out A warm sunset on Blueberry Island off the north shore of Georgian Bay is featured on the cover of the 1985 telephone directory for London - St. Thomas and surrounding area. The picture was taken by photographer Bud Watson of Midland and will be on the cover of all Bell Canada directories in Ontario this year. Peter Crogme, local Bell manager, said 250,000 copies will be delivered from November 12 to November 22. There are new portions to the Con- sumer Services section of the in- troductory pages: One deals with equipment and repair options now that customers can rent telephone sets from Bell or purchase them from Bell or another supplier. Diagnostic maintenance charge. This applies if Bell maks a repair visit and no trouble is found with Bell facilities, but the trouble continues when customer -owned equipment is reconnected. Single -line customers are advised how they can check whether the trouble is in their own telephones and avoid a possible charge. Anyone who does not receive a copy of the new directory should call the Bell business office after the delivery period. - Men trifle with their business - and their politics, but they never trifle with their games. -Bernard Shaw ELECTORS of USBORNE Re-elect ROSS BALLANTYNE for .Councillor 3 years experience Your support would be appreciated at the polls Usborne 8 Hibbert Mutual Fire Insurance Company Exeter, Ontario NOM 1S0 (Established in 1876) Provides Full Ina sUrance Coverage for Town Dwellings as well as Farm Properties DIRECTORS 8 ADJUSTERS Jack Harridan RR 3 lucon 2274305 Robert Gardner RR 2 Stallo• 3452739 Lloyd Morrison RR I St Marys 2298277 Lorne Feeney RR 2 Dublin 345-2543 Jack Hodgert RR 1 Kirkton 229-6152 Robert Chalfe Rk 5 Mitchell 3488293 AGENTS Ross Hodgert Woodham 2296643 John Moore Dublin 3452512 Joseph Unto( Mitchell 348-9012 Office manager Mike Caers Exeter 235-0350 Fire extinguishers for sale to our policy holders. Re -fills ore free _ 1s COACH QF THE YEAR — The Grand Bend Mosquito's coach Martin Vandenberk holds one of his team's trophies as they won both the , league and playoff championships. From the left to right is Cullen Kobe, most valuable player -offense, Dove Maguire, the most improv- ed player, coach Vandenberk, and Brad Page, the team's most volu- ble defensive player of the year. The year end banquet was held Sun- day night in Dashwood. SOCCER AWARDS — The Grand Bend 8 District Soccer Association held their year-end banquet Sunday evening.. Squirt coach Susan Hayter, left, and coach Isabel Perry, Exeter, on the right, congratulate their most valuable player Simon Desjardine, and most improved player Eric Clay. Missing was Jamie Chalmers, who received the most valuable defence award for the squirts. BEST ATOMSMark Mollard, eft, receive • t e most improve player award on the GB atoms 11 team. Tom Cotter was the most valuabre offence player, coach,Bill Cotter hold s the team's 'B' divi- sion trophy from their Arva tournament, and on the right is Brent Larmer, the most valuable defence player. With the churches Pastor Robert Morrissey was celebrant to all weekend masses after a busy Friday and Saturday with seve I masses on the feasts of All Saints Day and All Souls Day. Father' sermon was taken from the gospel of ark, on "Love of God and Love of Ne ghpor". We cannot profess to love God and yet hate our neighbor. We may ex- perience periods of doubt and regret in .our marriages. but must remember that true love is based on a commitment to our spouse. Jesus gave us His love and we return that love to God by loving others. The best examples of faith reveal a 'vital love of God and an active, personal in- terest in the welfare of our neighbors. Does ours? The choir performed a special hymn at Communion, "Look Ye Saints, the Sight is Glorious" directed by Lydia Duchou. Father Morrisey stressed the special intention, for all the souls of our departed loved ones this month. Remember to support the Diocesan Services Fund, to contribute your fair share ofthe parish assessment. Congratulationns to Evelyn and Joe Slater who are celebrating their 40th 'Moonlight Madness Thurs., Nov. 7 only 10:00 - 10:00 Pimpernel �'- dinner and luncheon mats, coasters and trivets Delightful British place mats, coasters and trivets with quality acrylic coating that's heat resistant to 212 degrees F. A great selection of designs. XJ/ Centre Mall 420 Main Street, Exeter Rath • Kitchen • Gifts 235-1252 ••• wedding anniversary this weekend. The family of Mrs. Gladys (Dewey) Denomme are having open house from 2 to 4 p.m. on Friday, November 8 on the occasion of her 90th birthday. It will be at Forest -View Apartments on Morris St. Gladys was one of the first people to serve this parish years ago, so those of you who remember her please drop in and say "hello" next Friday afternoon. Attention all CWL members. They are invited to the bazaar at Mount Carmel, November 5 at 7:30 p.m., in the school gym. They are also invited to a pot -luck supper plus play. December 4 in Watford - if you plan to attend this, please call Thea, 243-2954 before November 10. Remember the general meeting with a special speaker on November 18, and the Alhambra Cash Draw Dance at Thedford on November 15. That's a lot of activities, so there's no excuse to sit home and mope; the pro- blem is to try and find the time! Church of God Pastor Barnhart, from jhe Grand Bend Church of God attended a special meeting in London on Friday. Paul Tanner, the executive -secretary on the Missionary Board, hosted the meeting for about 15 ministers, and other church members, who attend- ed from across the province of Ontario. On Sunday morning Mrs. Steckle led the general hymnsing. Rev. Bar- nhart spoke about "What would you say, if someone asked you What is the Gospel?" Ile elaborated in five points of grace, man, God, Jesus Christ and faith. Mrs. Barnhart spoke at the Sunday evening services, using Hebrews 11 and 12 as her source to profile Joseph as a illustration of true faith. Alec Desjardine led the hymns in the even- ing, and Lori Vincent played the piano for both services. Times -Advocate, November 6, 1985 Page 7A Top soccer players get awards at banquet The Grand Bend and District Soc- cer Association held their annual potluck banquet at the Dashwood Community Centre on Sunday. President Tony Mennen presented special awards to the league referee Eddie Mommersteeg, anti John Kelders for the playing field and be- ing a generous sponsor. In the squirt division, coaches Susan Hayter and Isabel Perry gave the most valuable player trophy to Simon Desjardine, the most valuable defense trophy to Jamie Chalmers, ,and the most improved player award went to Eric Clay. The GB Atom I team coach John VanLeuwen and Pet& Tracz presented trophies to Jeff. Lingard, MVP, Trent Stellingwerff, MVP -defense, and Kenneth Desjar- dine, the most improved player trop)>Iy. Sponsors were the O.P.P. Pinery detachment and the Thedford Credit Union. GB II winners were Brent Larmer, MVP -defense, Tom Cotter, MVP -offense, and Mark Mollard won the most improved player award, presented by coach Wm. Cotter. The GB Mosquitos had an excellent year, winning both the league and playoff trophies with excellent coaching from Martin Vandenberk. Cullen Kobe received jhe MVP trophy, Brad Page the MVP -defense, and Dave Maguire the most improv- ed player award. Sponsor for the mos- quitos was Andex Bldg. Products. An album of photos of this team was cir- culated for viewing. The team had numerous pool parties at the Vandenberk residence. Brian Baird was presented with the Pee Wee most improved player Scouts plan bottle drive 'Fhe Scout leaders would like to ex, press their appreciation to all those people who contributed to make Ap- . ple Day a real success for all the scouts in Grand Bend. All three levels of Cubs, Beavers and Scouts par- 1ticipated in the sale of apples, last Oc- tober 28, -in association with all the area scouts for District Apple Day. The annual bottle drive will be held next Saturday, November 9, with the Cubs and Scouts involved. The boys will be meeting around 9 a.m., so have all your empty bottles ready by 10 a.m. for a friendly young man to knock at your door. Let's help to make this another suc- cess for the boys! United Church Women The evening unit of the Grand Bend United Church Women met Monday with six ladies present. Joan Eagleson told the ladies about six hospitals that the United Church of Canada has been supporting for over 20 years in isolated areas. They are Bella Bella, Bella Covla, Hazelton, and Port Simpson, all of British Columbia, Lamont Hospital in Alberta, and Baie Verte, Newfoundland. Mrs. Eagleson chose for the devo- tional reading "A Psalm for a Storm" by Jame'3g Taylor, based on Psalm 8. The next meeting will be Monday, November 25. Bible Study Sixteen ladies came to Nita Sinclair's home for the Bible study and coffee hour. A hymn sing preced- ed the study. Studying from Lesson 12, "Does history Make a Dif- ference?" they discussed the spiritual roots of the Christian faith from Romans 11:1-24. In this chapter, Paul is speaking to the Jewish and Gentile nations. God's dealings with Israel were based not only on a fathomless wisdom, but also on a finished work. Those remaining faithful to God have always accepted the principle of salvation in faith through grace. Part of Paul's purpose of extending salvation to the Gentiles was to make the Jews jealous ( verse 11). Nita Sinclair led this lesson. The closing prayer was given by Doris Peebles with special requests for the sick and shut-ins. The meeting next Tuesday morning will be at Sau- ble Court. in the lower lounge of the apartment complex on Sauble Road. at 9:30 a.m. moonlight madness at Jacquelines 9-9 � 2000 off selected rack of PARIS STAR CO-ORDINATES and other Instore Specials Costume Jewellery $3-530 4 Ask about our Layaway Plan just in time for Christmas 'd S,raceatrli'iuiio.ss Centre Mall Exeter Sizes 1444, 14%-2414 Also stores in London and Sarnia trophy, Jarett Kobe won the most valuable player, and Jake Morrice won the most valuable defense award presented by coach Don Glavin. Each coach was awarded a memorable pla- que from their teams of '85. Bantam coach Tony Mennen presented Glenn Hayter with the MVP trophy, Rob Humer won the MVDefense trophy and Chris Bresette won the most improved award. In the GB Ausable league coach Luke Mommersteeg gave the awards to John VanLeuwen, Bill Mennen and Mark Relouw. Tony Mennen won the Colonials MVP trophy, Bill Vanden- bygaard won the MVDefense award and John VanLeuwen claimed the MIP trophy. The evening ended with many lucky ticket holders winning door prizes from area sponsors. BANTAMS BEST — At the awards banquet held Sunday night in Dashwood, the Grand Bend Soccer Association honored their players. Bantam coach Tony Mennen awarded his top players, from the left to right, Glenn Hayter, most valuable player -offense, Rob Humer, most valuable defense, coach Mennen, pnd Chris Bressette, the most improved player. ADAMS Heating & Cooling • Heating Systems of all types INSTALLED. 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