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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-03-12, Page 11Youth for Christ is vspil attended aiuni, Huron Y.F.C. held their will:di:ay in Brucefield school night, March 1 with a real Woqd tendance. Director Ron twelitlakts was in charge, opening the rally with several choruses with Sh*on Parker.at piano. Ron led in lie then called on several teens who had attended the "Snow Camp" at Deievan, blot York, on February 14-16 tove it testimony on what thecamphad meant to them. They all seemed thHlled and blessed with the activities and spiritual time. The Zurich team were elated to know that thq were, top winners of eight teams and are looking forward to returning on July 26 for "Friends and Family Day" and the final quizzing when the trophy will be presented. This could involve at least 20 teams from the dif- ferent states. Quizzing time followed with only three teams taking part as some of the others couldn't attend. They quizz- ed op Proverbsand the results were Clinton 1st, Exeter 2nd, Bayfield 3rd. Next month will be Proverbs 5. li#Qtt then turned the program over to a singing group from London call- ed "Rejoice". They were accom- paniec, by piano, guitar and drums. The April rally will April 5 at the school. A drama group with 13 members called "Windows" from Cambridge will have the entire pro- gram. This group is just returning from a tour in Europe. May rally will be on May 3. A special speaker and singing group called "Image" will present the pro- gram along with the Bible quizzers. This will be our last indoor rally so try and attend and support our youth. PINS - Hensall clerk Betty Oke handed out Hensoll pins to the members of the Hensall Scout Troop who attended the March meeting of council. Getting their pins are Billy Towton, Jason Phillips, Bevan Moir and James Reid. Hunger theme of Granton sermon call was to wear something green or mon "Will the real Jesus please stand an article pertaining to St. Patrick's up". Saturday March 15 at 7:30 p.m. Day was answered by eight "The Discoverers" will be meeting in members. the church basement then go to bowl An article from the Huron Church in Lucan. news "An Invitation to Church" was Good Friday March 28 at 7:30 com- read by Marlene French. munion service will be held at Gran - Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins read a ton United Church. Easter Sunday humorous reading entitled "A Little March 30 at 7 a.m. Easter Sunrise Mixed Up" which was followed by a Service will be held at the United reading "A Personal Prayer" by Mrs. Church followed by breakfast at 8 Dave Inchley. a.m. Tickets are available from UCW Rev. Peter Derrick and Lois members. Herbert, contact person, gave an in- Regular Easter service will be held formative presentation on "Interna- on Easter Sunday at Granton and tional Evangelism". Jean Noon, Irene Wesley. Roloson, and Marlene French took part in a skit. - TYKES WIN In the business session announced The Exeter Orange team won the that there would be another service 'B' championship in a weekend tyke for the congregation, to be held at the hockey tournament in Clinton. Bob Hayward Y. on April 20. It was After losing to Lucan 5-2 in over - decided to have a bake sale and a time, the Orange boys came on strong Mothers Day Boutique in the church to defeat Goderich 5-2 and Blyth 3-1. hall on May 10. Jeff Sararas was high scorer with The annual fall bazaar is to be held seven goals. Jeff MacLean notched November 8. A dainty lunch was serv- two and Jeff Inch added a single. ed by Marlene French. Josh Watson tourned in an excellent -United Church performance in goal. At Granton United Church Rev. The Exeter Optimist Blue Team Bruce Pierce was in charge of the also participated, losing to Hensall morning service and entitled his ser - HURON PAGE - EPS grade eight student Harlen Tinney acted as a page at the March ses- sion of Huron County council. He is the son of Marion and Dwayne Tinney, Exeter. Sy MRS. E. SUMMERS' The. Rev Peter Derrick was in charge of the morning service at St. Thomas Anglican .Church. The crucifer was John Herbert and the pianist Lois Herbert. The two lessons were read by Betty Ann Waugh and Jim Hodgins. The Rev. Derrick preached his ser- mon on "Hunger" which has been a series since the first Sunday in Lent, and also on the three different types of aid, mainly, responsive aid, which listens to the dreams of people in need. The second aid is from the primates world relief development fund and the l ist aid is from the non- government agencies eg. Oxfam which is great for financial aid. Let's educate ourselves and be like am- bassadors for Christ. The board of management meeting is to be held in the church hall on Thursday March 13. Next Sunday the church service will be at 11:30 a.m. A starvation luncheon sponsored by the youth group and Rev Petyer Der- rick for the three parishes, Granton, Kirkton and Saintsbury will be held in St. Pauls Anglican Church, Kirkton on Saturday March 15 at 11:30 a.m. Owing to the bad weather Friday, the World Day of Prayer service was cancelled and will be held in the church on Friday March 21 at 8 p.m. Anglican Church news The ACW held their meeting at the home of Mrs. Joe French on March 6. The president, Mrs. Don Roloson opened the meeting with the invoca- tion, and the meditation taken from "The Living Message". The scripture was read by Ethel Crouch. The roll and BI th. Times -Advocate, March 12, 1966 Pogo 11 • Varna tickets going ty Milky Ticket for the Ses- KIck-o f Dance are get - scarce, so if you want any, you'd better get them right away. Alec and Mary Ostrom spent an en- joyable week in the Vancouver area while attending the annual meeting of the Canadian Jersey Club. They heft here on February 26, and woke up the next morning at 4:30 to the sound of a robin singing. The temperature was 68 degrees. About 200 people from all over Canada attended. Two busloads of them travelled to Jersey farms in the area and on Vancouver Island. Many places of interest were seen on these travels, including the site of Expo. The ladies were taken to the Van Dusen Gardens in Vancouver one day, where crocuses were blooming, the blossoms were coming out on some trees, and there were ducks and other waterfowl. Mary thought the gardens would be beautiful about three weeks later. Every four years a World Jersey Conference is held. This year it is in South Africa. The Ostroms received a book that hadbeen published for this, showing the beautiful farming area of that country. Marywas glad they had a couple of days at home to adjust to winter again before the big storm hit on Friday. Bill and Joyce Dowson and Allan and Marjorie Hayter spent the last two weeks of February in Venezuela, where they stayed at the Macuto Sheridan Hotel on the Caribbean. Lori Hayter joined them for the second week. Lori and the men took a group coastal tour by jeep. They visited a friend of Doris McKinley who had attended Alma College with Doris. She showed them around Caracas, where she lives, and entertained them at her beach house a couple of hours drive from Caracas Because there are so many cars in the city, one can only drive a car on certain days. Wealthy people get around this by having several cars belonging to different members of the family. The Dowsons and Hayters took a tour to a German village in the moun- tains where a colony of Germans had been isolated because of disease many years ago. It has become a tourist centre. Meal prices in Venezuela were reasonable, gold ar- ticles and shoes were cheaper. They enjoyed the sunshine and had a good rest. Congratulations to Elmer and Norene Hayter who celebrated their fourth -fifth wedding anniversary on Saturday, March 8 at the home of M HEARING TEST - Benjamin Bedore, ing tested by nurse Shirley Steeps as tion at St. Boniface. i with mother Deb, hos his hear - past of kindergarten registra- Zurich bowling Huron Nope - Monday Afternoon Eloise Klungel 130 Andrew Volk 105 Dennis Arbour 107 Leonard Ryan 124 Monday Nite Ladies League HG Maxine Miller 578 AO J. Finkbeiner 617 GG Verlie Lavery 564 P Thelma Thiel 613 OnE JS S PP RD DH B Bev Bierling 674 Linda Dietrich 593 Pat Schroeder 673 Carmel Sweeney 642 Sandra Dickert 670 Mary Becker 539 C. Overholt 460 T&C 11. Vanderhoek 570 HS Sherrie Stade 358 FT Sherrie Stade 823 HA Sandra Dickert 215 Tuesday Morning Grand Cove Jack Worton 475 Jack Whilsmith 613 Bill Taylor 564 Vicki Taylor 656 HS Vicki Taylor 267 HS Jack Whilsmith 225 Tuesday C.A.P. (:roup Wayne Duke 113 Tom Masse 152 Jeff Dekort 97 David Fox 79 Tuesday Nite Men's League HR Frank Smeekens 638 DH Leo Hoffman 676 T K N R B P FA Brian Hogarth 693 L Mommersteeg 657 Carl Wurm 636 Gary Black V20 - Wayne Cerny 573 , Ron Dann 694 Hob Vanderhoek 631 B Geo. Mathonia 621 DNo2 Bill Reid 566 A .lim Parker 641 Wednesday Morning Ladies' League Marion Deline 636 Mickey Bridges 502 Edith Bowen 594 Betty Coates 451 Betty Simmons 437 Ina Browning 495 Wednesday Nite Ladies League NN Joyce Hillman 666 CF Lois Webster 577 C Pat Kadings 536 GB Jean Dann 594 JNo2 W. Jennison 554 S Linda Webber 683 Thursday Afternoon Golden Age Seniors HD Ed Strachan 396 HD Harvey Clausius 298 HD Ila O'Rourke 303 HD Frieda Moore 315 HS Ed Strachan 219 HS Ila O'Rourke 188 Saturday Ladies' Intertown St. Marys HT S. St. Clair 645 16 HS Bessie Coulthard 225 Zurich 11 HT Bev Bierling 796 14 HS Bev Bierling 329 Bowlmor 11 HT Cheryl Cheslow 653 812 IIS Sheila Brown 265 Zurich 111 HT Betty Datars 720 211,2 HS Jean Dann 311 Bowlmor I1 HT Peg Schurink 681 21 HS Sheila Brown 301 Zurich I HT Vicki Taylor 608 21 IHS Vicki Taylor 259 Zurich III HT Louise Vandenberk 18 IIS Joyce Hillman 245 Lucan HT .fan Capitano 734 12 HS Jan ('apitano 289 Sunday Melnick Res HT Kaz Bozel 488 HT Harry Spice 466 HT Martin Tyers 453 HT Tom Brodie 415 FINAL WINTER SWIM - The grades 7 and 8 classes of GBPS finish- ed their swimming at Pinedale Motel last week. Taking a break are Bobby Mollard, Bill Jennison, Dain Zubyk, Dove Maguire and Steve Chapdelaine. Cromarty Prayer day cancelled By MRS. ROBERT LAING As it was in most other areas in the snowbelt, the World Day of Prayer service that was to have been held in Cromarty Church Friday was cancelled. Even though snow was not falling most of the,day, it was unsafe to venture beyond the buildings or familiar trees because of the dense fog -like blowing snow. Several from Cromarty attended the funeral of Roderick (Ron) Chabassol in St. Patrick's Church, Dublin, Thursday. The sympathy of the community is extended to his wife, Eve, Cromarty, and their daughter, Sandra Chabassol, Barrie. The old-tyme dances that were call- ed off for the winter months will be held again beginning on the second Friday of March in Staffa hall. Anyone interested in learning square dances, schottisches, seven -step, four -step, French minuet, etc. is in- vited to come and join in. These dances were started by the musicians in the hope that they wouldn't be forgotten but would be carried on to future generations. The Sacrament of the Lord's Sup- per was celebrated on Sunday morn- ing. Rev. Kenneth Knight gave his sermon on the topic "Who is Wor- thy?" comparing those who come to the communion table to the Prodigal Son returning home to his father. Dur- ing the service a certificate was presented to Cromarty Ladies Aid for their donations toward Knox College Registration Fund. The certificate was received on behalf of lhe group by their president Dorothy Miller. We are glad to report that Otto Walker, who has been a patient in Ex- eter and University Hospitals, was discharged Sunday, also that Grace Kerslake is recuperating at her home after surgery in Stratford hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Zimmer, Scott and Erin, Stratford, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Laing. Scott remained for a few holidays with his grandparents. their daughter Anne and her husband Good Davis. Those attendina were their daughter Donna and her hus- band Roes McBeath, their sons Allan and his wife Marjorie, Gerald and Margaret and Robert and Sandy, as well as 18 grandchildren and one great -grand -daughter; Norene's brother John Robinson and wife Margaret, and Elmer's sister Eileen and husband Ken McLean, brother Mervyn and Margaret. The anniver- sary cake was beautifully decorated by their daughter Donna. 4-H girls learn suitcase packing By MRS. HUGH MORENZ The "Eight for Etiquette', 4H club, Grand Bend 2, met March 3 at Ann Russell's home. We opened by repeating the 4H pledge. We discussed going to the 4H National Conference, what clothes to take and tips. Karen Dietrich showed us how to pack a suitcase, being a good house guest, what to do and not to do was the next topic. Ann told us how to project a good image being your best self. Different kinds of dress for different occasions was the next subject. Manners, being a good sport, visiting a bereaved friend and other difficult situations were discussed with leader Brenda. Personals Sincere best wishes, from this community is expressed to Mrs. Olive Webb, of Grand Bend, on the occasion of her 80th birthday. Mrs. Webb and her family resided in this area for many years, prior to her taking up residence in Grand Bend. After mov- ing to the Bend she was bookkeeper for Russell's Esso gas service, at Shipka, for several years. Last Sunday afternoon her family of grand and great grandchildren held "Open House" for her at Grand Bend United Church. Old man winter came back with a bang last Friday. There were not school buses running, or mail delivery in this area. Hugh and I attended a family gathering Saturday night, at the home of his sister Mrs. Hazel Corbett, in Hensall. Others attending were Les and Marjorie Adams, Exeter Bob and Connie Chaffe and daughter Sally, of Mitchell, Jeff and Sheila Corbett and their 11 day old daughter, Lindsay Elizabeth; of Staffa, Ross and Donna Corbett, Al and Joan Corbett, of Hen- sall area. The occasion was to celebrate Hazel's birthday. Lucan bowling Inter -Town - Ladies: Lucan Grand Bend 18 pts. Jan Capttano 274-734, Audrey_Watt 289-645 Men: Lucan 37 pts., Goderich 11 pts. Kim Giles 258, 270, 277, 213, 329-1347, Don Watt 311-1254, Ray hands 276-1226. Monday Ladies: Glena Tripp 283, 251, 253-787, Chris Hogan 265-710, Heather Smith 279-707, Audrey Watt 293-706, Shirley Noyes 227-659, Muriel Kennedy 2334650, Lorraine Mosurin- john 233-644, Deb Thompson 262-637, Jan Capitano 249-637, Betty Ankers 238-625, Liz Dale 253-615, Helen Pat- terson 239-612, May Murphy 228-604, Marg Young 220-603, Judi Thomas 242, Carol Willems 240. Tuesday Juniors: Jason Woytowich 249,Stephen Snider 188, Melissa Damen 171, Ken Pescod 170, Jeff Bond 186, Peter Gibson 162, Shawn Kraft 157, Craig Williams 154. Colleen's: Shirley Rees 301-729, Plain McNair 250-674, Sylvia Fahner 308-662, Thelma Hodgins 255-641, Pam Smith 241-630, Nina Knee 269, Diane Rummell 233, Alice Hodgins 229, Cin- dy McNaughton 224. Medway: Cal Carmichael 238-658, Myrt Hastings 252-619, Marilyn Smith 267-611, Marie Moir 220, Marion Barr 204, Tom Barr 203. Senior Citizens: Frank DeBlock 260, marion Noels 227, Norah Wissel 225, Harry Noels 195, Howard Currie 180, Jack Dickens 183, Henry DenOt- ter 178. Wednesday Bantams: Jason Wyatt 228, 189, David Damen 143, David Wilcox 139, Kelly Williams 136, Kristen Thomds 129, Tammy Graham 127, Launi Appleman 120. Wednesday Mixed: Gary Melvin 246-700, Bill Dixon 299-663, Bob Cor- nish; 327-656, Mary Cadman 236-625, Bill Cornelissen 262-614, Don Wallis 24t, Joel Chillingworth 208, Wayne Carty 207. 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