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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1985-11-20, Page 9SCOUTS INVESTED — A number of Exeter Boy Scouts were invested Thursday night. Back, left, leader Ed Nethercott, Chris Cleave, Richard Phillips, Michael D'Anna, leader Ken Farwell, Fred Steciuk, Brad Chambers and leader Dennis Hockey. Front, Darryl Chappel, Brent Miron, Tony Armstrong, Jacob Petersen and Chris Rowcliffe. • T -A photo At CJandeboye Proverb roll gall Eighteen members and two visitors attended the November meeting of the Clandeboye Women's Institute, held at the home of 'Mrs. Roy Cunningham. The ladies arrived at noon to enjoy a delicious pot luck dinner. ,The members with birthdays from January to June brought the first course while !he July to December birthdays supplied the dessert. Mrs. Jack Rosser. North Middlesex District'. W.I. president was a special guest and brought greetings from the district. In her message to the branch she spoke of the W.I. motto, "For Usborne & Hibbert Mutual Fire Insurance Company Exeter, Ontario NOM 1S0 (Established in 1876) Provides Full In- surance Coverage for Town Dwellings as well -as Farm Properties DIRECTORS & ADJUSTERS Jack Harrigan RR 3 Luton 227 4305 Robert Gardner RR 2 Staff() 3452739 Lloyd Morrison RR 1 St Morys 2298277 Lorne Feeney RR 2 Dublin - 345.2543 Jack Hodgert RR 1 Kirkton 2296152 Robert Chofle RR 5 Mitchell 3488293 AGENTS Ross Hodgert Woodham 2296643 John Moore Dublin. 345 2512 Joseph Untac Machell 348 9012.. Office manager'Mike Corers Exeter 235-0350 Fire.extinguishers for sale to our policy holders. Re -fills are free _ Home and Country". As the home goes, so goes the country. Think of the resolutions that the W.I. have in- stigated and were able to have pass- ed in the Legislature. She stressed the importance of ac- cepting office in the organization, it is so easy to' say "let someone else take over, I've had my day". She quoted, "Never be bothered by what people say. unless you know it is right. Everytime you help someone up the ladder. you are nearer 'the top. yourself. This year has been the "Year of the Youth" and Women's Institutes spon- ,oring 4-H clubs are making -a great zontribution to youth. • Jean Hodgins, Tweedsmuir History Curator was in charge of the pro- gram. The roll call was, "Name a Proverb or old saying". Following a reading about autograph books and old sayings, Jean introduced Mrs. Marie Hodgins of London. whose hob- by is doll collecting. Marie told the ladies how she became interested in dolls, having over 300 dolls now in her collection. She brought with her a large baby's bassinette filled with several of her more interesting and mechanical for 11111 dolls, all of which she described and passed around for all the ladies to en- joy. Her more valuable and larger dolls she showed through pictures in a photograph album. Some of the members 4rought•old dolls to the meeting, hoping Marie could tell them how valuable they are, or if they could be restored. Needless to say, everyone enjoyed this unusual program. Donations of various ar- ticles for the Cancer Cupboard in Thameswood Lodge was brought to the meeting. During the business it was decided to have the December meeting follow- ing dinner at Robindale's Fine Dining in Exeter. The 4-H Homemaking Achievement Day will be held at East Williams School at Nairn onfDecember 3 at 7:30 p.m. The Lucan clubs hold their Achievement Day on November 23 at 1 p.m. at Lucan Scout Hall. President, gisie Lewis, thanked the hostess and the special guests and ad- journed the meeting. Dale and Helen Bulanda and girls have returned froma two week visit with Helen's family in Edmonton. Centralia By MRS. A euchre party was held. in Neil's schoolhouse November 11 with 10 tables playing. Prizes went to high score Marian Thompson. Otto Darling. Lone hands Freida Rollings and ;Hurray Carter Low score Blanche Ilodgins,and Jack Hamilton. Next euchre is on November 25 and will be convened by Joe and Margaret Carter and Charlie and Freida Rollings. Miss Donna Ireland spent a few days last week in 'Toronto. TOM KOOY Mary Kooy had a few ladies in to quilt, Monday and Tuesday evening Mrs. Jean Millar. Marian Noels and Helen Macdonald for euchre. Faith Tabernacle held their pre - Christmas dinner in Exeter, Friday evening. There was a large turnout and singing of Christmas carols was enjoyed after dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Brent Caslick and Gregory spent the weekend with their parents in the Cargill area. Tom and Mary Kooy were Sunday guests with Mr. and- Mrs. Ron Snelgrove, Crediton. It's our taste that mal�s us famous. BARREL IAAF 2OF BREAD 2-500 ml OF SALAD $1725 BUCT 15 PIEKECES IAAF OF BREAD 1-500 m1ll-250 ml OF SALAD $ 13.50 wow Ihr I % I /4 4406 227 Main St. North, Exeter 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111161.12 Hallowe'en Events - At Stephen Central School the students and teachers had different events. There was bobbing for apples or you had your choiet to bite an apple off the string. There also was pumpkin car- ving and door prizes. Our door, Room 5. got second prize. Costumes were judged in the gym and then everyone 'paraded in the halls. Prizes were given also. Everyone had a glass o( orange drink for a treat. I hope everybody had a good time because I sure did. - Liette Clarke Door Winners - Hallowe'en was a big hit at Stephen Central School. There were may different activities. One of them was decorating door win- dows. The student council had a hard time judging the doors but they finally came up with.a first, second, third and fourth for each division. The primary division winners were first, the grade 2. 3 class. Second, the kindergarten class. Third, the grade 1,2 class and fourth the grade 1 class. The junior division winners were first, the.grade 3 class, second, the grade 5 class and third the French room, fourth, the Special Education class and fifth the grade4 class. The intermediate division winners were first, the grade 8 class. Second the grade 6 class, third the grade 7 class, and fourth the Library. All the doors - were decorated very nicely. - David Morlock Costume Winners - Hallowe'en Day Stephen Central School had a costume contest. The categories were the fun- niest, the scariest. the most original and couples. The winners for kindergarten and grades one and two were first Meagan Ratz, second Brian Lovie, third Amanda Weigand. They were the funniest. Winners for the scariest were first Mellissa Thiel, second place Jo -Dee Grasdahl and Brandon Palmer, third Matthew Turnbull and Lisa Clarke. Best costumed couples were first Lynn and Carrie Brownlee, second Denise Parsons and Greg Hendrick, third Elizabeth Fitzgerald and Jason Neil. The winners for most original were first Melissa Hayter, tied for second Alisha Jennison and Jeff Inch, tied for third Connie Durward and Chris Lynn. In grades three and four the categories were the same. The scariest winners were first Murray McKay, second Trevor Struth, third ChadBennewies. Winners for the fun- niest were Tracy Riley, tied for se- cond place Kevin King and Doug Jones, third Ryan Ratz. The winners in the original category were first Lisa Robertson, tied in second place Cam Sweiger and Candace Miller. tied for third Carla Tylor and Erin O'Rourke. • Grades five and six for couples were: first Andy Hicks and Darcy Brintnell, second Honey Willemsen and Kelly Austin, third Derek Desjar- dine and Shane Pfaff. Original win- ners: first Jennifer Robertson, second Alex Russell. Colin Strulh and Amy 0; Christmas Chocolates ci Start yours today Candy Melts Cocoa White and Colours Candy BoxesI (available) • Moulds • Accessories ''• Cake • Pans 5.* New Preemie ;� Cake iPan � available • • 06. �+1 Also ;�• rentals 'y; • 1 Mon.• Sat. 9 • 5:30 Closed Sunday • r erguson. ;01 - Apiaries Hwy. 84 between Hensall & Zurich • 236-4979 • Times -Advocate, November 20, 1985 Page 9 Tiger Titres... ._ Steph.n Csntral Sweitzer tied third place. The scariest winners were first Darren Mason, se- cond Tim Hoffman third Stacey Thur- man. Funniest winners were first Jennifer Weigand, second Justin Turnbull, third Dody Sweitzer. Grades seven and eight winners were first Connie Russell, second Denise Hendrick, third Teena Lam- port. Winners for the couples were: first Christina Glanville and Char- maine Pritchard, second Angie Zielman and Julie Hayter, third Jeff Ratz and Jason McGrath. For the original winners: first Derek Dinney. second Terry Hoffman, third Richard Desjardine. Scariest: first Greg Clark, second Jeff Sweitzer, third Dean Pfaff. After the- judging was done the costumes were paraded through the school for all to see. - Jodi Desjardine, Jennifer Weigand Pumpkin Contest - This year in Stephen Central School we had a hallwe'en party. One of the things we had was a pumpkin contest. You had to decorate your pumpkin in any way. Winners were: kindegarten, grade one, two - Lori Guenther, Christopher Wilhelm. Shannon Wuerth, Robert Elder, Alisha Jen- nison. There were 20 entries in that group ,Winners in grade three. four and five were: Todd Mellin, Jodi Desjar- dine, Carla Taylor and Kevin King. There were 29 entries in this group. In grade six, seven and eight winners were: Gia King, Derek Dinney Robert Kramer, Jeff Sweitzer. There were only six entries in this group. I think it was very successful and very hard judging. - Stacey Rader Dagwood Sandwiches - November 6, room 4 had a special lunch which included Dagwood sandwiches. We made our own sandwiches. Everyone in the grade six class had to bring something to put on the sandwiches. We had turnip, tomato, hard boiled eggs, pickles, lettuce, banana, cheese slices, jam, cucumbers and carrots. For dessert there were cookies. muf- 111116911611111111111111111118 fins and brownies. It was delicious. - Natasha Allen. Remembrance Day ; Our Remem- brance Day assembly was held at 2 p.m. on Monday, November 11. The classes that participated were rooms 1.4 and 10. Principal Mr. Finkbeiner, helped with it. There was song by the Jr. choir, 'I Want to Teach the World to Sing.' Karen McKay was the soloist in that song. Grade 1 sang a song call- ed 'The Soldiers Went to War' and they also held up Remembrance Day symbols. Grade 6 read stories about peace. There were also wreath laying ceremonies, when each mom laid a wreath. Some boys and girls that belong to Brownies, Beavers„ Cubs and Guides etc. wore their uniforms. The legion members from Exeter visited us as well. It was a very mean- ingful day. - Jennifer Robertson. Lor- na Miller Book Fair - The gym at Stephen Central School will be filled witha selection of brand new books for sale on November 26. 27, and 28. Students and parents are welcome to brow' -e and purchase books to help promote reading and raise funds to expand the school collection. sigii 1 • COL Take a close look at A&H next week buy your old floor... when you buy a new one. Armstrong will pay you $3 a square yard for your tired old floor when you buy a brand new Armstrong no -wax floor. You don't need to bring your old floor to our store, just bring us the measurements, and you'll get $3 a square yard trade-in allowance on an Armstrong Solarian" Supreme, Designer, Solarian Designer, Solarian I1, Regal C'andide, Crowne Carlon or Glaze Craft Floor. Stop in soon for all the details. This trade-in allowance is available only on purchases between Nov. 4 and November 23. 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