HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-01-15, Page 17SECOND IN BONSPEIL - Jim Bells rink of Exeter finished second in the second draw of Saturday's
mixed curling bonspiei sponsored by Canadian Canners. Above, Jim Bancroft presents prizes to Jim
Bell, Bea Dawson, Murray Dawson and Liz Bell.
Staffs UCW,
w MRS. J. TEMPIEMAN
Staffa
For the December meeting of the
Hibbert United Church Women, the
opening devotional period was led by
Margaret Christie and Verle Mahon,
considering Christmas, using music,
dialogue, meditation and prayer.
Membesr also learned a new song
"Theres Something About That
Name". Pastor Ernest Dow gave an
interesting account of the origin of
many of our C'nristmas customs, and
he highlighted his talk by singing
various types of carols.
After a little gift had been presented
to the speaker, members were serv;
ed a dainty lunch by, Gwen Christie
and Ila Barker. The business of the
day, chaired by Margaret Daynard,
included a decision to financially
assist a possible delegate to Joe
Alpha, to underwrite the purchase of
new decorations, and to pay other
WI convene
bills.
Arrangements were made for the
Christmas birthday cake, and for
remembering the sick and the shut-
ins. A letter of thanks from Optimism
House was received.
WI meets
Mrs. Esther, Smale hosted the
Christmas meeting of the Staffa
Women's Institute, at her home
December 30, when secret pals for
1985 were revealed and gifts exchang-
ed, along with the exchange of
Christmas cookies and their recipes.
Conveners of Education and
Cultural Activities, Mrs. Lillian
Douglas and Mrs. Doris Miller were
in charge of the meeting which was
opened with a Women's Institute
carol, accompanied by Mrs. Marion
McCaughey on the piano.
Mrs. Smale displayed many lovely
paintings, the work of her daughter,
Mrs. Helen Meneyes, Kitchener.
By MRS. HEBER DAVIS
A service of Baptism and Holy
Communion was held in St. Patricks
church Sunday morning. Rev. Peter
Derrick was in charge. Paul Riddell
acted as server and Cheryl Carroll
was pianist.
Paul was reader of the first lesson
and Rev. Derrick read the Gospel. In
the children's focus Peter spoke to the
children on helping each other. The
service of Baptism followed, when
parents and God parents brought
Jamie LaBrech for baptism. Rev
Derrick spoke to the congregation on
the duties of the sponsors up to the
time when Jamie grows old enough to
answer for himself.
The Vestry meeting is planned for
January 26.
Jane Ryder was a weekend guest
with Lisa Carroll and Chad Greenlee
visited Ryan Carroll.
Marylou Tindall and Wendy
Wesmer London spent the weekend
with Marylou's parents Mr. and Mrs.
Rob Tindall and Robert.
Mrs. Mabel Needham, Mrs. Murial
Cobleigh, Mrs. Greta Gibson and Mrs.
Mary Davis were Monday dinner
guests with Mrs. Lela Abbott. They
were celebrating Mabels birthday.
They missed Mrs. Myrna O'Neil, a
patient in St. Joseph's Hospital at this
time.
These were admired by everyone pre-
sent. Mrs. Meneyes was unable to be
present but has agreed to attend a
meeting in 1986 to display and tell
about her paintings.
Sixteen members and four visitors
answered the roll call, on a Christmas
custom in their home.
Mrs. Douglas reminisced for a few
minutes on the bus trip last summer'
to Arc Industries, Dashwood, Lamb -
ton Museum and. the Grand Bend
Waterworks.
. President, Mrs. Kay Smale presid-
ed for the business portion, when it
was agreed to precede the January
meeting with a pot -luck dinner. A
work meeting to make several crib
quilts for the Southwestern Children's
hospital was discussed and sugges-
tions were given oft making a large
quilt and publishing a cook book. The
meeting closed with "0 Canada"
followed by a social hour.
Personals
Richard Templeman is home after
enjoying a weeks holiday in Jamacia.
• Mrs. Ethel Stanzak, Nancy and
David, Ottawa visited for a few days
in the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Norris and family and Mrs. Orpha
Norris.
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Templeman Car -
rah and Cain, were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hap
Swatridge, Wingham.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Cole, Hensall
visited Thursday 'evening with Mr.
and Mrs. John Templeman.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Miller, Paul •
Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller,
were among the guests attending a
birthday dinner, honouring Mrs. Gor-
don Hogarth Exeter on her 80th lift-,
thday. Mrs.' 1ibggartfh` is a foriner
resident of Staffa.
Barb Templeman has returned to
classes at Humber College, Rexdale,
after enjoying the Christmas holidays
at her home.
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Lucan bowling
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First Varna euchre of season
By Mary Meissen
L.O.L. KIM of Varna held the first
euchre party of the season at the
Install Kippen
UCW executive
By Margaret Hoggartb
Rev. Lorne Keays presided in the
pulpit of St.Andrews on Sunday,
January 12. Barbara Cooper accom-
panied the hymns at the organ. key.
Keays' sermon entitled "The
Women" depicted the history of
United Church Women, its purpose
and importance in the local church.
Kippen's annual congregational
meeting will be held .on Sunday
February 9. Annual reports of the
various organizations should be in the
hands of the minister no later than
Friday. January 17.
The UCW executive were installed
at the church service. The following
is a list of the officers; past president
June Cooper; president Mildred
McGregor; treasurer Susan Faber;
corresponding secretary Mabel Kyle;
recording secretary Barbara Cooper
and pianist Mary Broadfoot. Group
leaders are Susan Faber and Mar-
jorie Consitt. Social convener is Myra
Lovell; communications, Helen
McLean; flowers, Marlene Charters;
stewardship and finance, Helen
McLean; .Christian development,
Frances Kinsman; church and socie-
ty ituby Lefaive and world outreach,
Joan McCallum.
Complex m January 3, with 14 tables
in play. Grace. McClinchey and
Walter Pepper had the high scores.
Low score prizes were won by Mary
Reid and Roes McDonald. Winners of
the draws were Mona Stephenson,
Frank McClinchey, Beatrice Welsh
and Mary Reid.
About 25 members attended the
January meeting of the Stan -Lee
Seniors on Tuesday evening. Follow-
ing the business, shuffleboard and
euchre were played. Euchre winners
were Mervyn Hayter and Mary Reid
for high,' Bob Peck and Ruth
Johnston, low. A Valentine party and
pot -luck supper will be held in
February.
Stanley Township's Sesquicenten-
nial Bonspeil, held Saturday at the
Vanastra Curling Rink was a suc-
cessful event, with 32 curlers entered
in each of the town draws. First draw
winners were Bob and Sandy Hayter
and Ross and Janet McBeath. Second
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prize went to Arnold and Nora Keys
and Hugh and Eleanor Hendrick,
The second draw was won by Alice
Brandon, Terry Heard, Joe Koene
and Joan Cluff. Inornd place in this
draw were Brian and Audrey
Triebner and Tim and Sue Beard. All
participants were given a gift cer-
tificate for Sesquicentennial hats.
Winning rinks were presented with
very attractive trophies, and those in
second place received medallions.
Glen McGregor of Clinton added
color to the action by piping the first
draw off the ice and the second draw
on. The McGregor rink, comprised of
Glen and his wife and Bill and Mary
Lou were dressed in their kilts.
The Bonspeil was organized by Ron
Fleming, Bob Hayter and Bill Gibson,
sports chairman. Members of the
Curling Club catered for the event. By
alt reports, it was an enjoyable day.
The next Sesquicentennial event will
be Family Night on February 28:
Soccer action
each Wednesday
at Rec Centre
Any soccer players' in the area
wishing to get in a little advanced
winter training and exercise for the
coming season will have their oppor-
tunity each Wednesday night at South
Huron District High School.
SHDHS soccer coach Jim
Workman has announced sessions
will begin at 8 p.m. each Wednesday
night until the March school break.
Any participants in the age range
from late teens to senior soccer
players are welcome.
GET LUCAN PINS - Dan Grantham of Maisons looks on as Lucan
reeve Norm Steeper presents a village pin to south coach Gerry Gryp
of Mount Brydges prior to Saturday's Junior 'D' all star game.
Durk Bakker
of
Bakker's Lawn Maintenance
wishes to announce his retirement. The business has
been sold to Case Zeehuisen Jr. and will now be
known as Casey's Lawn Care. Dirk extends his
sincere thanks to his customers for their loyal sup-
port while he was in business.
Inter -town: Ladies - Lucan 9- Bowl
Mor 21, Marg Young 239, Joan Scott
210; Men - Lucan 38- Mike's No. 210,
Kim Giles 283-1244, Jim Burt 308-1225.
Monday Ladies:Marg Young
298-768, Deb Thomson 319-761, Jan
Capitano 254-702, Shirley Fowles
239-657, Joanne DeKay 258-656,
Luanne Herbert 272-626, Sandra
Disher 278-625, Sue Johnston 223-623,
Audrey Scott 221-611, Heather Smith
216-605, Helen Hardy 245-603, Lynn
Smith 248, Glena Tripp 245, Chris
Hogan 238, Diane Williams 236.
Tuesday Juniors:Jeff Bond 227,
Jeremy Jemec 198, Peter Gibson 193,
Jason Woytowich 190, Stephen Snider
172, Laura Culbert 164, Shawn Kraft
161, Shane Gillan 152, Becky VanGeel
142.
Colleen's:Diane Rummell 255-745,
Judy Jaques 284-605, Sheila Hodgins
252-620, Sharon Gibson 225, Deb Won-
nacott 218, Pat Hodgins 223, Marion
Dykeman 215, Alice Hodgins 214,
Marion Blake 210.
Medway:Peter DenOtter 276-658,
Janet Heaman 250-644, Jack Neaman
227, Jin Jelinek 225, Erika Jelinek 208,
Jack Arnott 207,
Senior Citizens:Charlie Grieve
217-638, Ed Armstrong 220, Gord
Higgs 213, Harry Noels 224, Alf Riley
205, Derwin Beatson 197, Frank
DeBlock 196, Marion Noels 194, Stan
Roth 189, Yvonne Mathers 185, Ver-
na Dowdall 181.
Wednesday Bantams:Jason Wyatt
168, David Wilcox 153, David Damen
150, Shelly Wyatt 119, Olivia Cain 106,
Erica Wilcox 103, Michael Brady 101,
Amy Damen 101.
Wednesday Mixed:Bill Dixon
270-741, Pat Ryan 351-733, Dennis Car-
ty 313-623, Jackie Arnold 255, Don
Wallis 249, Sharon Craig 246, Wayne
Carty 238, Bob Cornish 236, Gary
Melvin 223, Cheryl Riordan 213, Cin-
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Thursday Men:Harold Smith
274-778, Jeff Park 263-758, Bob Smith
263-730, Ray Hands 264-722, Paul
Smith 233-685, Jim Smith 247-679,
Wayne Smith 245-661, Morley Thomp-
son 254-660, Don Watt 249-657, Dave
Mawdsley 273-650, Bob Graham
235-642, Dave Smith 240-643, Brian
Ankers 239-639, Gary Dunlop 271-629,
Ron Dickey 218-628, Basil Short
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Friday Mixed:Winnie Robicheau
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Smith 340-677, Harold Smith 267-668,
Eve Smith 230-665, Jamie Eveleigh
236-650, Pat Holland 260-608, Paul
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Sunday Mixed:Linda Webber
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296-680, George Wilson 770-669, Cheryl
Smith 247-636, Lenore Latulippe
225-626, Glena Tripp 216-607, Gus
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