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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-01-08, Page 5A FUN TIME — After Saturday's NHL game in Detroit, many of the youngsters on the Ellison Travel bus got a chance to get autographs. Signing here amid many admirers is Quebec Nordique Mike Eagles. - First season card party goes tonight in Shipka ,By MRS. HUGH MORENZ. `Kith Ken and Ortha Baker, were Ken Jr. Carol, Tracey and Sheltie of Goderich, Don, Sharon and Jamie Baker, Shipka, Sandra Regier and daughters, Heather and Jill, of Detroit, Nancy Baker and her fiancee, Glen Babich, both of Edmon- ton, Alberta, Garry and Sheona Baker, Mike and Donna Yarrow, of Winnipeg Manitoba. New Year's guests with Lorne and Dorothy Fenner, were Kenneth and Shirley Nicholson, Bradley, Angela, Aaron and Corey, of Courtright. Ken and Lorna Moore, Julie and Brent, Sarnia, Barry and Colleen Westman, London, Mabel Guenther and her friend, Don Fraser, of Parkhill, Karen Guenther, London, and Steve Beal of Ottawa. With Ferman and Leota Snyder, were Suzanne and Otto Plein, Christopher and Melissa, of Elmit a, Jim and Judy Snyder, Esther and Ric Storey, London, Keith and Nancy Snyder, Greenway, Edwin and Gail Snyder, Parkhill, and Leota's sister, Kaletta Musselman, of Kitchener. The Snyder family had their noon meal at Jim and Judy's home, and supper at Grandma and Grandpa Snyder's. Sue -Anne Schroeder, Ottawa, and Sandra Schroeder, London, spent holidays here with their parents, Jake and Pat and brother Dennis. John and Beverley Keller, Sherri - Lynn and Stephen with Bev's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kirk at Rothsay. Attending a "Janzen" family holi- day dinner, Sunday, at Bill and Ellen All Ptacemats 20%or more off Discontinued items Greatly Reduced 405 Main St. Exeter 235-2957 Janzen's home, at Leamington, from this area were, Annie Zielman, Deb- bie and Angie, Gerald and Mary Ellen Zielman, Ruth and Jerry Zehr, Zurich, Erich and Katie Freitcr, Erich Jr. and Cheryl Freiter, all of Dashwood. Harold, Lucille, Lori, Mike and Michelle Vincent, attended a Vincent family gathering New Year's Day, at Mrs. Katie Vincent's home in Grand Bend. Others attending were Judy Snyder, Shipka area, Hubert, Norma and Elaine Vincent, of Crediton area, Rev. and Mrs. Morris Vincent, their son and wife Rick and Sandra, of Morden, Manitoba. Lorne and Dorothy Fenner, were holiday dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Fenner and family, Camlachie. Hugh and I enjoyed holiday meals with my brother, Bill and Norma Col- eman and family, Kippen at our nephew's Ross and Donna Corbett, Hensall area, and with Lorne and Loreen Devine, Grand Bend. New Year's dinner guests with Milton and Eva Sweitzer, was their daughter and family, Sandra and Jim Campbell, and granddaughters Kim' and Kelly, of Exeter. Sunday after- noon visitors with the Sweitzers were Bonnie and Jason Erickson. 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PRCv mor Mork.) ifl11c11xyt Ill lerca' f .svv ' , 1 /OS Art) ei r mode ,dA by x i' ru Dominion Secure [Wield Gary C. aeon or 8111 011fIllan 344 Andrew St. S., Exeter, NOM 1S0 235-2231 Offer made Dray by prn<prNrrc Figur-cc, Wulff 28. 198 .5, chin diridr,dc mini e. ttd. of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Miller of London, were married December 28 at Well- ington street United Church, in Lon- don. Reception followed at the Berkshire Club. Matron of honour, was Donna Yar- row, of Winnipeg, sister of the groom, bridesmaid was Jo-ann Smut, of Thunder Bay, friend of the bride, flower girl was Jill Regier, of Detroit, niece of the groom, and best man was Doug Russell. The young couple will be living at Shipka. By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR Crediton and District Social club held their New Year's Eve dance on December 31 with a good attendance. Silver Dollar supplied the music. Two door prizes were given, to Mrs. Jim Randall, Brucefield, and Jack Jesney, Crediton. Mrs. Jeanette Lippert, Ted Wales and Stan and Shirley Preszcator put. on the meal, a roast beef smorgasbord lunch. Zion United Church The sermon topic at Zion United Church was Isaiah 11:1-9 and John 1:1-18 titled "To Woo and Win a World". Choir practice begins again ht 8:00 p.m. Wednesday evening in the Sun- day school rooms. U.C:W. will be held Thursday even- ing at 8:00 p.m. in the church Sunday school rooms. There will be a hall board meeting on Wednesday evening at 8 p.m. at the Crediton Community Centre. Hope you all have a happy New Yesr. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Morlock, Mrs. Della Sims and Allan Brand were New Year's guests with Mr. and Mrs. Don Finkbeiner and Suzanne. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Regele RR 1 Princeton, were New Year's Eve guests with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Regier. Also visitnig them were Mr. and Mrs. John Regier, Douglas Point and Mr. and Mrs. Regele visited New Year's day with Mr. and Mrs. Stan Preszcator. • Stanley celebrations underway By Mary Masa Stanley Township's Sesquicenten- nial nial got off to a happy beginning when s capacity crowd gathered to celebrate at the Complex on New Year's Day. Quite a number of peo- ple were dressed in fashions of years gone by. Reeve Clarence Rau and his wife Sharon greeted the guests at the door. Floyd McAsh, Julie Webster and Ken Rau entertained with piano music as the crowd assembled. Mel Graham made brief opening remarks and introduced the program numbers. Leona McBride favored with several trumpet numbers, ac- companied by Marjorie Hayter at the piano. The Varna Singers sang several pieces in keeping with the holiday season. The very talented Johnson Family of Stratford enter- tained with fiddle music, step and clog dancing, and recitations. r'our- year-old Matthew was a big hit, play- ing fiddle and keeping in step through many of the dances - a terrific achievement for such a little fellow. Wine (compliments of the Tuckersmith Municipal Telephone Company), pop, cheese and fruit were available, then coffee and a big cake. Gordon Hill, chairman of the Steer- ing Committee was in charge of the sE1018 Eaily Bird Draw for five hundred dollars which wound up the festivities. He prolonged the excite- ment with a fast -talking tongue - twister of the Foot Brothers. The lucky winner -Nora Heard of Bayfield! Her ticket returns to the drum with three hundred others for the big draw on Homecoming Weekend in August. Members of the Levee Committee were Mel and Betty Graham, Bill and Eleanor McAsh, Roy and Ann Brock and Bob and Joan Caldwell. They are to be commended for doing a great job. The Stanley Township school reu- nions are being held on Sunday, August 3 from 2 to 4 p.m. in connec- tion with the Sesquicentennial Homecoming weekend. , If you have pictures or memorabilia, or know someone who should be invited, please contact. Blanche Parke at 262-5423. Bill and Mary Chessell are happy to announce the birth of another grandson, David Edward William Kreuter, . born to their daughter Marion and her husband Steve of Stratford. As I write this, I am with them and can report that he is a dear wee fellow, and good as gold. time for anxiety The return to school after the Christmas break may bring an onslaught of anxiety to some students at South Huron. In January course selections are made and towards the end of the month examinations will begin. Course selections are a vital part of a students eventual career choice. 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