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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1985-11-20, Page 20i .. 8A Times -Advocate, November 20, 1985 1TALKING ELECTRICAL — Careers Day was featured at Usborne Central School this week. Shown listening to electrician Dennis Rowe are students Derek Hoonard, Steve Sillery, Tracy Shute and Jodi Horne. Make other donations Dashwood ladies adopt . stu dent Church was. held Tuesday evening. The slateof officers for -1986 were Mrs. Jim Weigand, chairlady of ('hurch in Society group, read the poem "In Flanders Fields". Mrs. Ilugh Boyle offered prayer. Mrs. Robert Sinasac conducted the - worship portion of the program. A booklet "Coping with life and its pro- blems" was introduced. Several scripture passages were read helping us to find answers to the many pressures we experience -in our daily lives. it is important to understand the Lord's will. then organize our time and establish our priorities accor- dingly. Mrs. Sinasac closed with prayer followed by singing "Blessed Assurance". • Mrs. Don Gaiser, president. Welcomed' members and guests. Reports and correspondence were read. Donations were made to the following organizations: Town & Country Homemakers, Alma College. Christian Resource.Centre: Alcohol & Drug Concern. World Outreach. Childrens Hospital.Western Ontario, Family and Children's Services. Care .Canada and the Thames Valley Children's Centre. The Sunshine Committee for November is Mrs. Clayton Merner and Mrs. Hugh Boyle. By MRS. IRVIN RADER Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid held the monthly meeting Tuesday. November 12 with group 1 and Mrs.'Dave Hader._ convener. in charge of devotions and lunch. President Mrs. Florence Martene opened the meeting with hymn "Sweet and Anthem, Raise the Song"followed by scripture reading and prayer. Pastor Mellecke had for the topic the history of the church. The roll call was answered by 14 members. The Altar Guild reported 20 calls and flowers sent. The new Guild is Mrs. Elda Koehler and Mrs. Nancy Rader. Cards of thanks and donations were received. A thank 'you was received from the Seminary for aur donation. We now have an adopted student. Les Rohner and his family, to whom money will be sent. Donations were made to Family and Children's Ser- vices. Missions. Lutherwood. C.N.I.B. and childrens Hospital Western Ontario. The ladies of the congregation are invited to our Christmas meeting December 10. There will be an ex- change of gifts. Shut-in boxes will be packed December 22. The new vice- president is Mrs. Harry Ilayter. Clos- ing devotions and lunch followed. Personals Mrs. Eben Weigand, Mrs. Emil Becker and Mrs. Aldene Wolfe attend- ed Huron South District Women's In- stitute Board meeting at Hensall United Church November 11. Mrs. Aaron Restemayer had surgery Monday at Victoria hospital. Westminster Campus. • Mrs. Mary Rader. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Rader and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rader, London and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller, Zion attended the Patterson- 'Michielsens wedding at Immaculate Heart of Mary church. Grand Bend, and the supper and reception at Thedford Legion Hall. Saturday. The flowers on the Altar in Zion Lutheran church Sunday were plac- ed by Mary Rader and family in lov- ing memory of Irvin Rader who pass- ed away :Vim -ober 19. 1984. Jenna Leanne Becker, daughter, of --John and Mary Becker was baptized Sunday in Zion Lutheran church by Rev. M. Mellecke. Sponsors for Jen- na were Bob and Bonnie Becker. Dashwood ('('W The November meeting Of Dashwood U.C.W. of Calvary United presented as follows: President Mrs. Don Gaiser; Secretary, Mrs. Wm. Chandler; Assistant secretary, Mrs. Ralph Astle; Treasurer, Mrs. Mildred Kellerman; pianist, Mrs. Ken McCrae; Assistant pianist, Mrs. Alice Tiernan; Card Convener, Mrs. Ver- non Schatz; Prayer Group commit- tee, Mrs. Eben Weigand; Group leaders, Mrs. Jim Weigand, Mrs. Syd Neeb, Mrs. Alice Tieman, Mrs. Eben Weigand. Seniors' dinner Dashwood seniors will hold their pot -luck dinner November 25 at l p.m. From now on the meetings will be in the afternoon at 2 p.m. Those who attended the Royal Winter FairSaturday were Mrs. Alice Tiernan. Mrs. Mildred Kellerman, Harry and Maude Hoffman, Terry and Randy Hoffman. Oscar and Laura Miller and Louis and: Nellie Weigand. • Mr. and Mrs. Bob Stormes, David. Susan and Peter St. Thomas, were Sunday afternoon visitors with Mrs. Alice Tieman. Linda Walker, Saskatoon, Sask. spent five days last week with Melvin, Gertie and Sherri Stade. She is a niece )f Gertie Stade. Bakers Dozen meet for final 4-H time By MRS. HUGH MORENZ Shipka The "Baker's Dozen", 4club, Grand Bend nurnberH two, met for their final meeting November 11 at Ann Russell's home: They handed in their record books and prepared for their Achievement Day activities. Ilugh and I visited, Sunday, with cousins, Bev and Gail Coleman, in Sea fort h. Personals A very successful harvest dance, sponsored by Shipka Community and held at Parkhill Community Centre, was held Saturday night, with all tickets being sold. Music for dancing was provided by Maple Sugar orchestra. The 50/50 draw winners were: first, Ralph Morley. Exeter, $225.00; se- cond. Tont/ Michielsoen. $135.00: and Jamie Baker. $90.00. To top off the evening a bountiful lunch of roast turkey, ham, baked beans, cole slaw and other goodies were served. . Annie Zielman accompanied by her daughters Debbie and Angie, visited Sunday in Essex with Susie and Wayne Robson, Colin and Sheina, and also with Bill and Ellen Janzen at Leamington. Ferman and Leota Snyder and An- nie Zielman and her friend Pearl Gingerich, were on the McNaughton bus tour trip Saturday, with Grand Bend and area people to attend the Royal Winter fair in Toronto. Highlight'Qf the day was attending the horse show where they saw beautiful six horse hitch teams. of Clydesdales. Percherons and Belgians. judging of the small pony class and a large number in the finals - of the jumping hurdles class. . CGIT AT BAZAAR In charge of the CGI' booth of Saturday's Exeter UCW bazaar were Becky Morgan, Elizabeth Coates, Ruth Hawley, Christine Morgan and Jodi Urlin. photo Crediton UCW hears of west frip Tay MKS. $IAN PRESZCATOR • The November UCW meeting was held al Zion 1'nited ('hurch Devotions were by Ruth Miler and Norma Fahner The theme was "(riving.. giving of our time. our money. our talents. A short skit was presented by Evelyn Pickering, .lean Neil and Eleanor Rocszler Joyce Preszcator gave a very interesting talk On their (rip to the West ('oast Leila F'inkbeiner presided for business. iRenovations for the manse kitchen were discussed December meeting will he held at 1'..1.'s restaurant. Lunch was served by Margaret Wilson. Nola F'aist and Mary Kenney Personals A birthday party was held on • • November in at ('rediton Communi- ty ('entre for Sam Lawson who celebrated his 77th birthday His four sisters were also there. They were Mr and Mrs. Alec Ellis, Vernon B ('.. Mr and Mrs.5tewarl Thiel. Zurich: Mrs Alma .lackson. Chatham and Mr. and Ms Graham Arthur. Ex- eter F'riendh. neighbors and relatives were there to wish him a happy birthday Mr and firs Emerson Wein and !tarry. 110zel. ('rediton and Mrs. Ken Eleanor (Rader. Dashwood and Donald 1Iirtzel. Parkhill attended the funeral of Manrice Heaney. son of (Ir and Mrs Howard Kenney. i)etroit. on November 13 in Detroit. ' Irving Stahl is a patient in South Huron Hospital. Exeter. Al Smith is a patient in St. Joseph's ilospital. London. where he under- went surgery on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack . Jesnev celebrated their 56th wedding an- niversary on Friday. November 13 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pfall celebrated their :33rd wedding an niversary on Saturday. November 16 .John Stewart has returned home from hospital. Mr. and Mrs. James tunes and Jenna. Parkhill were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Stan,Preszc•alor Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fahner. Mrs. Nancy Dowson and Donald Palmer. Exeter spent the weekend at Dearborn. Michigan to celebrate Mrs F'ahner's sister's.birthday. Mrs. Ger (rude F lyman is 80 Molting Hawks tie, lose The Exeter Molting gained a single point in two oldtimer hockey games this week. Saturday in Dorchester it was an t1-9 win for the hometown Birthdays for. Energetic Eight By MARGARET HOGGARTH Kippen 'i ne tnergettc Eight aeciueu w start their winter get-togethers ear- ly with a surprise birthday party for Phyllis and Harold Parsons on Wednesday November 13. Both celebrate birthdays in November. Bev and Doris Hamilton hosted the evening with Bob and Frances Kinsman and Al and Margaret Hog- garth also ,present. Kippen United ('hutch On Sunday November 17, Rev. Lorne Keays presided in the pulpit of St. Andrew's. He preached a sermon entitled "Philip -- what a man!" 4-11 News The Kippen Kitchen Kuties will be joining with other 4-11 clubs in the area for their achievement night on Tuesday, November 26 at 7 p.m. at Central Huron Secondary School in Clinton. The Kippen Kitchen Kuties, consisting of 13 girls under the leader- ship of Joyce Wilson and Eileen Townsend, will be putting together an exhibit on pie designs. Everyone -is welcome to join the 441 members and their leaders for this evening. Season ends for midgets Midget girls' basketball at South Huron came to a close Wednesday at Stratford Central. The Panthers played their first game against Wingham Madill. It Was a close match but South Huron defeated Madill 46-42. Christina Wise was top scorer with 14 points. Michelle Ellison and Lori Harburn followed with eight points each. - The girls did not fare quite so well with Stratford Central, losing 52-32. This loss edged South Huron out of the finals. Christine Rose led the scoring 'with 10 points. Lori Harburn and Kel- ly Manders scored four each. Throughout the entire season. Christine Rose had the -highest statistics total. This was made up from the number of points scored. various -basketball • maneuvers and free throws. Spring Cushman had the next- highest total. Overall the midget girls basketball team had a fantastic, season. Con- gratulations girls! STEPHEN REC w Marauders 8 Saints 6 JMR Electric 5 Shogun Sinners Aces C.H.D. Mt. Carmel Granton Grand Bend Flames R&R 6 6 5 4 1 2 2 1 0 L 1' (1 0 4 2 5 2 '3 4 5 6 7 7 2 0 0 1 1 3 1 0 0 1 Scoring Ren Funston Mar Rob Saunders Saints Tony Underhill Mar Rob Funston Mar Rick Funston Mar Tony Chaffe Sinners Preston Dearing JMR Ron Pickering Sho Randy Funston Mar .lohn Schwind( Sho Team White Black Blue Red F 71 -50 35 48 58 :33 45 23 25 36 21 23 (: 14 16 10 9 16 10 11 11 5 fi A Pts :311 16 :31 1:3 20 12 29 12 43 12. 21 .11 :37 9 :32 5 50 5 50. 4 50 2 75 1 A 14 10 13 14 6 12 10 10 15 13 HENSALL REC 1 (I Scoring Name Jamie McClinchey i W Dan McGlincheyr W I Randy Parker(Blul Jim Ferguson (WI Fred Campbell i Bla ► .Danny -Reid 1 Bla Terry Caldwell I Bial Les Consitt r Red) .Jim VanBakel MU) 1' 28 26 23 23 22 22 21 21 20 1!► '1' l'ts it I 5 I I G A 9 15 6 11 6 9 9 4 5 4 ,5 4. 6 2 5 :3 6 2 Pts 24 17 13 1:3 9 !r R 8 NOVICE TOURNEY The Exeter Optimists and Pfaff Electric arerxnnsoring a novice hockey tournament Saturday. November23al the Soulh Huron Hec• ''entre. -Teams will be from It Motown, Petrolia, Durham. Lucan. Parkhill, Seaforth. Mitchell and Exeter. Play will begin at 8 a.rn. with the finals going at 6 p.m. Stingers and Monday back at the South Huron Rec Centre, the Hawks were held to a 5-5 tie by the Goderich Deckhands. In the loss to Dorchester, Mike Cushman, Ken Bergman and Scott Burton led the Exeter scoring attack with .two goals apiece. Scoring in fashion were Ernie Ahrens, Walt Tiedeman and Bob Jones. Against Goderich Monday night, the Molting Hawks scored four straight goals late in the second period and early in the third only to i 3/mitt /jou Thank you to the voters of Usborne Twp. for your support at the polls November 12. Sincerely Margaret Hern Local winners at ATV event The Ontario All Terrain Vehicle Associates banquet and awards night was held at the Park Lane Hotel on Saturday. November 16h. Local riders who won awards were Paul Farquhar; Bryon Boyes Clin- ton; Chuck Collins Varna. and John Parke Varna. These local riders would like to thank Ilully Gully for their support throughout the 1985 OATVA season. have the Deckhands come back with two late third period goals to get the tie. After Bill Fritzley and Don Masse had counted for Goderich. Scott Bur- ton fired two successful shots with assists going to Ernie Ahrens and Mike Cushman in both instances. Bob McDonald fired (he third Ex- eter goal on a three-way combination with Jack ('hipchase and Al Fiynn and Bob Jones complete the scoring with assists going to Jim Pfaff and Frank Boyle. The final two Goderich goals were' notched by Bill Fritzley and Scott Macaulay. LIONS AID PLAYGROUND — The Centralia -Huron Park Lions club made a recent donation to the J.A.D. McCurdy -Huron Hope communi- ty playground project. Above, Lions Mike Underhill and Mike Cronyn present the cheque to committee chairman Pat Soldan. Cromarty headers at Scout, Cub course By MRS.. ROBERT LAING The group committee tor Cromar- ty Boy Scouts met Thursday evening with Bill Mahon presiding. Betty Stoneman read the minutes of the Oc- tober meeting. -Treasurer. Ruth Laing, reported that $:334.35 was,rieceived on Scout Ap- ple Day. realizing a net profit of $277.40 after paying for the apples and. advertising. The Scouts. Cubs and Beavers ap- preciate very much the support of Hibbert township residents. and would like to thank them for their support. This year 11 Beavers. 10 Cubs and 1.2 Scouts have been registered along with their leaders, Margaret Schroder, Twyla Waddell, Rhea Cameron, ('arol Ann Scott, Bill Cameron and Roger Rice. The next meeting will be Thursday. December 12, at 8 p.m. ('arol Ann Scott and Roger Rice at- tended the Part 1 Woodhadge Course for ('ub and Scout leaders in Sratford on Friday night and all day Saturday. Ruth Laing attended the group com- mittee workshop Saturday afternoon. Personals Brianne Jeanine. infant daughter of JrftQafth You A sincere thank you to the citizens of Exeter for their confidence in elec- ting me to council for another term. Ben Hoogenboom Brian and Diane Elliott, received the rite of baptism during Sunday morn- ing's church service. The junior choir sang two choruses. i`ve got the joy, joy joy. and Love is something if you give it away with ('arol Ann Scot( at the organ. Big V Correction In our 1985 Amazing Gift Catalogue the following items were in- correctly advertised. All of the wood gift items shown on page 4 were described as solid oak, but some pieces are manufactured from other solid woods. The Yardley "Lace" dusting powder (Item D on page 21) will not be available due to a manufacturer's shortage. Big V apologizes for any inconvenience this may have caused their customers. 1 i.,, r, J „Ku 349 Main St., 235-1570 �Iiank 1�)ff To the voters of Stephen Twp. Thank you for your support on November 12. 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