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Times -Advocate, February 12 1986
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DEALER INQUIRES PF10PE ° DIRK COOL MAN
235.1066 or 235.1068 Evenings -235.1960
Kirkton Woodham Optimist
SNOWMOBILE POKER RALLY
Sunday,. Feb. 16 - 10 am.. to 2 p.m.
Start at Kirkton Woodharn Community
Centre or Oliver Mclntosh's (on Mitchell
road). Prizes for best poker hands
"Come have fun"
Exeter Legion Auxiliary
Dabber Bingo
Thurs., February 13
8 p.m.
$ 1300 prize board
10 regular games, 3 specials
1 share the wealth
$S00 Guaranteed Jackpot
Licence No. 511902
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Exeter Legion
R.A. Pooley Branch 167
Valentine's Dance
Sat., Feb. 15, 1986
Exeter- Legion
Music By: D.J. Party Sounds
Lunch provided. $5.00 per couple
Legion Members and guests only
Tickets available at the branch
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Wed., Feb. 12
Jackpot $ 1200
Mystery, Bonanza
Doors open 7:15, Early Bird 7:55
Regular games, share the wealth,
stand up
Proceeds for arena
Due to licence regulations no
one under 16 years of age
will be admitted.
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Turkey Schnitzel
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$450
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Specials' this week
Friday
Combo Plate
Cabbage roll and
ravioli, served with
potatoes and tea
biscuit
$450
NEW CAMERA — MTC licencing agent Gene Grenier, Grand Bend
shows the finished product on new licences. The laminated card holds
an identity number for each individual, along with the new picture
of $ach licences. This new photo system started on February 3, 1986.
Granton UCW units
have love themes
United Church Women meet
Unit I met at the home of Mrs.
Eileen Summers on Thursdasy after-
noon. Mrs. Doreen McRobert presid-
ed and opened the meeting with scrip-
ture and prayer. Roll call was
anwsered by a reading pertaining to.
"Love" or "Valentine Day"
Mrs. Audrey Harloff and Miss Ed-
na Wallis presented a very inspiring
program with the theme "Love" in
the form of a questionnaire dealing
with the nativity scene. Mrs. Audrey
Harloff and Mrs. Audrey Westman
each brought a beautifully decorated
valentine box, one containing sand-
wiches and the other donuts and tarts.
Unit iii held their meeting a week
early at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth
Garrett. There were 11 members and
three guests present. Ruth Cook,
president welcomed everyone to the
—meeting then asked that amoment of _
silent prayer be observed honouring
the astronauts who were tragically
killed.
Jackie Pierce opened their pro-
gram based on "Love" with scripture
and a poem. The meditation theme
was "Be my Valentine" and en-
couraged us to make every day a
valentine day, and a few minutes
were spent sharing special Valentine .1
cards received in the past.
To close the program everyone
wrote anonymous comments to others
in the group to be read later at }some.
• During the business it was decided
that a 1987 birthday calendar be com-
piled and for a small charge, your bir-
thday will be included on the calen-
Saturday
Deep Fry Bat-
tered Shrimp
Fries, roll
$425
Doily Specials and a great menu all week long.
We cater to: Banquets and parties
Ask For Paul
For reservations call 235-1088
Senior Citizens 10% off food every Wednesday
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By MARGARET HOGGARTH
Kippen East Women's Institute
The public relations meeting will be
held on Wednesday February 19 at
8:00 p.m. at the home of Ruby
Triebner of Brucefield. Roll call is to
be answered by "how do you postpone
old age?" Speaker will be Trevor
Wilson, a pharmacist from Exeter.
Personals
On Thursday, February 6, Rena
Caldwell, Frances Kinsman,
Margaret Hoggarth, Mona Alderdice
and her granddaughter Jennifer Lynn
Alderdice surprised a former Kippen
resident, Grace Drummond (now of
Exeter), on the occasion of her
birthday.
Vern and Mona Alderdice and
daughter Lynn Alderdice hosted a
dinner party on Saturday, February
8 for several friends and neighbours.
After a delicious turkey supper, cards
were enjoyed with 2 tables of 6 in
progression.
Men's high was won by Jack
Caldwell, with Garry Alderdice cap-
turing second prize. Emerson Col-
eman received the men's low. Myra
Lovell obtained the ladies' high,
Audrey Coleman came second, with
Rena Caldwell an Janice Alderdice
tying for ladies' low. Myra Lovell
received a prize for a February
birthday.
Kippen United Church
Rev. Lorne Keays presided in the
pulpit of St. Andrews on Sunday,
February 9. His sermon was entitled
"Now Speak". Ile expounded by say-
ing "There are times in our lives
when we should speak nut for what is
right', and for what we believe in."
Barbara Cooper accompanied the
hymns on the organ.
The worlds day of prayer service
will be held in the 13rucefield Church
on Friday, March 7 at 2 On.
•Tues., Feb.. 18
7:00 p.m.
Musssatis lbobitltlsns sltMl law
Rural Family. feswipnr
Craighoim., Aliso Ctaig
John Con (former)
"On Your . /arssdng es o
Business"
EVERYONE WILCOME
For more information, Oast call:
Centralia Colloge of
' Agricultural Technology
(519) 228.6691,
Ext. 245
dar. The evening ended with
refreshments served by April and
Margaret Bryan.
Unit IV held their February
meeting at the home of Mrs. Florence
Riddell with seven members and one
visitor present. Mrs. Gary Humphrey
presided and opened the meeting with
scripture and lesson thoughts. Roll
call was a valentine verse.
The members were remihded of the
World Day of Prayer service to be
held in St. Thomas Anglican Church
on March 7.
Mrs. Gerald Dann was responsbile
for the program and gave a talk on
useage and customs of native Indians
of Ontario. Mrs. Floyd Dykes gave a
reading of the rights and treaties of
the natives and land claims which are
before the courts now.
Following benediction and grace
lunch was served by Mrs. Humphrey
and the hostess.
Church news
Morning prayer service was
observed at St. ,Thomas Anglican
Church with Rev. Peter Derrick in
charge. The music was supplied by
Mrs. Lois Herbert. The lessons were
read by Muriel Lewistand the rector.
Special prayers were given by the
rector for the families and friends of
those what tvere.injurecl cet!Icilled ft..,
train collision neat Hrnton,
In the children's focus Rev. Derrick
described a very interesting story
about Jesus' walk to Damascus by us-
ing drawings on a board: "To believe
in Jesus, we must follow Him".
Ash Wednesday service will be held
on Wednesday February 12 at 7:30
p.m. Church service February 16 will
be at 11:30 a.m.
The annual vestry meeting of St.
Thomas Anglican Church was held
recently in the church hall, with Rev.
Peter Derrick in charge. Reports
were read from the different
organizations. Officers for 1986
were elected as follows: Rectors
warden, Roy Moore; Peoples warden,
Kenneth Hoar; Lay representative to
synod, Mrs. Lois Herbert; lay
substitute, Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins;
vestry clerk, Mrs. Ethel Crouch:
youth observer, Kenneth Beatson;
board of management, The warden,
lay representative and youth
observer are automatically on. Ken-
neth Hodgins, Mrs. Muriel Lewis,
Percy Hodgins, Mrs. Ethel Crouch,
Mrs. Sharon Jones, Mr. Derwin Beat -
son, Joe French, Mrs. Irene Roloson,
Jim Hodgins and Mrs. Jean Noon.
The treasurer is Jim Hodgins and
th auditors Mr. and Mrs. Don
Beatson,
Personal
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Langford of Ex-
eter were visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Hodgins and Lois on Tues-
day of last week.
na>aE>aD.an
"Sweetheart
Dance" (T..,
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Tickets $6.00 per couple.. 2
Dc•cr Prizes lui,h provided.
(7 Licensed under 1.C.80.v no minors admitted.
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Grand Bend -Exeter Chapter
Full Gospel Businessmen's
Fellowship International
invite You to Their
FELLOWSHIP BANQUET
al the IURKELY RESTAURANT (Mein Sinet, EXETER)
Data: Sat., February 22, 1986
at 9:00 a.m.
Guest Speaker: ED ARNOLD, Newton, Ontario
Ed is President of the Stratford Chapter FGBMFI and President of Perth Farm
Systems of Newton, Ontario. During his teen years and early married life,
alcohol became a major problem for Ed. Much unhappiness followed including
o prison term. Within a two•montl1 period in 1978 Ed's life changed completely
os he discovered the "somethingjlhot was missing". You ore invited to hear
Ed share what happened.
SPECIAL MUSIC
Ladles and Youth Welcome
Tickets: SS.00. numbers llmltid: Reservations a must:
Call by Monday prior to mooting date.
Grand Rend 2311-811S: Exetir 228-6169;
Dashwood 237-3706; Zurich 2
Wedding
Reception
for,
Irene Gibson
and
Peter Dodd
February 14
Music by
Mozart's Melody Makers
9 to1
For information
call 238-2685
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BARN
DANCE
Friday, Feb. 14:
SINGLES DANCE
Music by
JOB OVERHOLT AND THE
STANDBYS
Dancing 9.00 p.m. - 1.00 sat.
Saturday, Feb. 15:
Music by
LEE DAVIDSON AND
SAGEBRUSN
Dancing 9.00 p.m. • 1.00 am.
No Blue Jens, Piessel
349- 26711
Group Rsssrvstilms Weles.l•.
Albatross Tavern
Huron Park 228-6733
Fob. 13, 14, 15 '
"Nuts"
Valentine's Day
Free •flowers for first'50
•• ladies r.
Feb. 21 -22
D.J.
Feb. 22
Pool Tourney
1 p.m.
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Feb. 27-28 Mar. 1
"Off the Air
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Mar. 6, 7, 8
Spring Break
with the
"Fabulons"
Wear your bathing suits,
sunglasses. Prizes all
weekend.
Get a tan on our beach
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Road Noose
Restaurant
• Crediton, Ontario
434-6771
Licensed under L.L.B.O.
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Sweetheart
Dinner
Feb. 14
5 p.m. - 8 p.m.
Soup or
juice or salad •
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iBaked potato, veg., roll
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4 for ; 9a
iAlter dinner take in our
entertainment •
freaturing
i14Smokey Hollow •
to complete your evening of
enjoyment
Red rose for the first
30 ladies
Feb. 14, 15 and l
Sunday Matinee
Smokey Hollow
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The place to meet your.
Worlds
Cntrolio
Huron Park
Lions Club
Dance
Music by "Jasper
Sat., Feb. 22
Proceeds divide
equally betwee
Stephen Minor
Hockey, Centralia
Community Diamond
and Playground
Lunch. f8.00 per couple
OPEN
AGAIN
for 1986
('10rDa wood'
SeS
RJ!wL°1for fall & winter
NowMond•yslosod
Tues., Wed., Thurs.
7 •.m. • 0 p.m•
Frl. 7 ..ret. - I pint.
Set. $ ..m.. S p.m. f
Sun. 9.•m. • I p.m.
Kitchen doses 7:30 p.m
*my night
The
South
Huron
Dec
Centre
Arena Activities
wed., Feb. 12
4 - 6 Precision
6:30 • 10:30 Minor Hockey
10:30 - 11:30 Mohawks
• Thurs., Feb. 13
7 - 9 Precision
10.11/1.2 Moms and Tots
4 - 8 Figure Skating
8 - 11 Hawks -vs Mt. Brydges
Fri., Feb. 14
9:30 - 11:30 Shinney
4 - 8 Figure Skating
8 - 11 Hawks vs Lucan
Sot., Feb. 15
8 - 6 Minor Hockey
6 - 7 Ringette
7 - 9:30 Minor Hockey
Sun., Feb. >l¢
9 - 10'M1hor Hockey
11:30 - 12:30 Colonial
12:30 - 2/3:30 - 7 Minor
Hockey
2 - 3:30 Free public skating
sponsored by the Xi Gamma
Nu Sorority
7 - 10 Mohawks Playoffs
Mon., Feb. 17
4 - 9:30 Figure Skating
9:30 - 11 Molting Hawks vs
London Dough Boys
Tues., Feb. 18
7 • 8:30 Ice rental
10-11/1-2 Moms and Tots
4 - 8 Minor Hockey
8 - 12 Rec League
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