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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1987-09-16, Page 23• Eatal:1/:X1IIii WINS DRAW - Beth Jean, left, Grand Bend was the lucky winner of the Grand Bend Minor Sports 50/50 draw last week. Seated on the right is association president Judi Jennison, with supporters Zavier Boogemaris and Joe Green drawing the winning ticket. Beth's prize is worth over $1100.00 and she pledges to donate some of it back to the Grand Bend Minor Baseball league. Varna Dreamers are 'A' champs By Joan Beierling To end the ball news for this season there is more good news. The Dreamers played in their tournament in Vanastra and finished 'A' Cham- pions! They won over Londesboro first, Clinton Mustangs second and Holmesville was the team they beat for the final. The Dreamers would like to thank their coach Mr. Mount for his EMPLOYMENT SURVEY FORM SEAFORTH ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE WANTED! WOMEN NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY. TO WORK IN A GARMENT FACTORY IN SEAFORTH Particularly women: interested in working in a proposed pants / slacks factory in Seaforth should complete and return the form below. a Candidates should live within a 30 minute drive of Seaforth and be between the ages of 18 and 45 with at least grade eight education. PLEASE FILL OUT THIS SURVEY FORM NAME ADDRESS DATE TEL. NO •ALTERNATE PHONE (where you can be reached' AGE SEX DISTANCE FROM SEAFORTH SCHOOL GRADE COMPLETED: 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 COLLEGE 1 2 3 4 (circle one) DATE OF BIRTH JOB PREFERENCE .•.oe,,encedl Anything Factory Power Sewing Service Cutting Shipping Office Inspecting Supervision Mechanic Engineer Manager miles PLEASE MAIL OR RETURN THIS FORM SO THAT IT IS IN OUR HANDS NO LATER THAN MONDAY. SEPT. 28. 1987 AT SEAFORTH ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE TOWN HALL 72 MAIN STREET S 80X 610 SEAFORTH. ONTARIO NOK 1 WO Completed Survey Forms can also be dropped n't •n Seaton', .11 MAC s 8 BECKERS specv\L WPLLco SPIE EBNG SINGILe ANLvoiA0eL S mc°°!. 143.r - to ED NGu° vA`TO $19 99 NORTNW00 .SNA\ M� TtRMS Cash, Mastercard Grand Bend Decorating Hwy. No. 21 Grand Bend 238-8603 and Flooring Centre Now Two locations HOUSE Forest 786 6 76 1 super coaching this season. Shower A Russell family shower for Carol Miller and Paul Desloges was held at Ivan and Marg McClymont's house on Sunday September 6 with 60 people attending. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Don Barker spent a few days last week with Ivan and Marg McClymont and visited with friends and relatives in the area. Mr. and Mrs. Al Hoggarth and daughter Janet from Kippen and Mrs. Violet Ashard and Mrs. Janet Holl- ingsberry from near London, England were visitors at Barry Cleave's last week. Bill McAsh has underwent surgery and been in the hospital for some time but has returned home on Sunday. We wish Bill a speedy recovery since returning home. The children are all back in school again for another year. B.J. Coultis, Brian Webster and Cara Stephenson started kindergarten. Jason McAsh and Paul Hill have just entered high school and Doug Roy is going to Fan- shawe College. Thursday, September 17 Youth Group I meets in Varna at 7 p.m. for soccer and some discussion. Sunday, September 20 is Varna's Anniversary Service at 11 a.m. It will be a combined service. The speaker will be Mr. Earl Pitts, A Youth With A Mission administrator -teacher. The special music is by the "Vocal Agree- ment", part of the Seaforth Barber- shop Group. There will be a special program planned for children eight and under. Sunday September 27 services will resume as usual. Mt. Carmel The first fall meeting of the Mount Carmel C.W.L. was held September 8, opening with a prayer by Fr. G. Goyeau. Twenty-nine members and four guests were present. Summer events were discussed and the new agenda for the coming year was presented. Theresa Larkin gave a report on the national convention which was held in London and Theresa McCann reported on the provincial convention held at Niagara Falls. Kathy Gielen is organizing a Sun- day School for children age three years to Grade two to be held each Sunday morning. Wednesday, October 14 is the date for the deanery meeting to be held at St. Brigid's in Lagan, Ontario. A number of ladies were presented with C.W.L. plates in honour of their 25th anniversaries. Theresa Larkin thanked all members and all the ladies of the parish for their time, effort and dona- tions for the Centennial Celebrations and F'riedsburg Days. F'r. Goyeau thanked the ladies fo his Spiritual Directors Pin and als for their help during the past sun mer's events and for the new Altar Repose in Our Lady of Mt. Carni Church. A delicious lunch oT a variety►f homemade pies and coffee was sh- ed at the close of the meeting. 1 /We are now receivin monthly shipments c Best Seller Novels Come and see the law Arrivals 1988 Robert Bateran Diaries in stoc Times- Advocae Times-Advocote, September 16, 1987 Page 7A Kippen couple celebrate 25th Ry MARGARET HOGGARTH Kippen On Sunday September 13 Dianne •Dewys, Superintendent of St. An- drews Sunday School, assisted by Rev. Lorne Keays, presented the awards to children who had attended 30 Sundays or more. Dan Kinsman, Lindsay Love and Laura Wright all received, diplomas. Jacob Kinsman - 2nd year seal. Pam Love - 3rd year. Kim Dewys - 4th year. Jeff Turner " 5th year. Paul Cooper - 6th year Beverly Lefavre and Nancy Lefavr - 7th year. Dana Cooper - 8th 'yea Angie Faber, Jonathon Turner, Mac Cooper and Chrystal Jones all rece - ed their 9th year seal. Candie Cooper - loth year. Cheryl Turn( - 12th year, Tricia Cooper - 14th yer and Christine Cooper - 16th year Tal. Personals Al and Margaret Hoggrth celebrated their 25th wedding an- niversary with a reception in thden- sall.Community Centre. Visitolwho came to share the happy occa9n in- cluded Margaret's mother Vi Shard and her sister Janet Hollirsbery from England; Olive Berry ab from England and Rex and Maitre( Berry from Wales and Stan Sutherlad from London. Kippen Gun Club There were 26 shooters atne Tues- day September 8th meet. (en Mogk and Jack Mills topped wit25 points each. Al Cole and BertMahaffy, scored 24. Brad Mann, ted Brall, and Tom Allen capture 23. Mark CROP RESITS In the Exeter Agriciure Society Field crop competitiofor ensilage corn. results were: Points 85.5 82.5 82.5 81.0 80.0 80.0 79.0 78.0 78.0 77.0 75.5 75.5 73.0 Alan Hern Bruce Shapton Pete Tuckey Tom Hern Passmore Farms Tom Triebner Brian Pym Stan and Cliff Hie- Robt. Down Bern Farms Earl French Miller Farms Allan Rundle In the Exeter grieulture Society Field Crop corretition, grain corn results were: Tom Triebner Alan Hern Stan and Cliff icks Eric Devlaemck Gerald Dearit Murray Dawn Miller Farm! Wayne Hern Brian Pym }fern Farm* Tom Hern Pete Tucke Passmore arms Bevan Shaon Allan Rune Robt. Dov Bruce Sh<ton Ray Cant Earl Freh 87.5 86.0 85.5 85.0 84.5 84.0 80.5 80.0 79.5 79.5 78.5 78.5 78.0 76.5 75.5 75.5 75.0 75.0 75.0 Tckey, John Glazier, Ed Steegstra, hrrison Schock and Paul Middleton -2. D. Long - 21, M. Verhoeff, Boll aker, Paul Lamb and Lloyd Venner iv'', :AZ - 20. Kevin Clark - 19, Dwight Monk and Brent Dawe - 18. Ken Whetham, Al McWhinney and Dave Scott - 17 and Dave Consitt - 16. r' ICS f1 FUN AND GAMES - Joe Kaak (right) Mt. Carmel, enrolled in the first year of the Agricultural Business Management course at CCAT, watches while sister Connie, a first-year student in the Food Manage- ment Services course, helps an unidentified student transfer a lifesaver from one toothpick to another during orientation day at the college. If you're looking for carpet on vinyl for a small area or an entire house • Save time • Save money, • See us first Do it yourself or have our installer Ed Allen do it for you 355 Main St.. S., Exeter Huron Perth County Separate School Board Parent/Student information/registration Meeting RELIGION CREDIT COURSE - GRADE 9 An important information/registration meeting regarding the establishment of a grade 9 religious education credit course to be held in Exeter will take place on: Monday, September 21, 1987 Precious Blood School, Exeter 7:30 p.m. A course will be planned pending the number of registrations at this meeting. D. Durand, Chairman W. Eckert Director of Education FALL PROGRAM '87 t VANASTRA RECREATION CENTRE Sirts September 21 to November 28 YOUTH AQUATIC RECROSS WATER SAFETY F, S27 00 Y OW lsday lrsdoy u,day IANGE esdoy ursday ,cur day ED uesdoy aturdoy MAROON SURVIVAL Tuesday Solurdoy BLUE' Tuesday Solurdoy 10 Weeks GREEN Tuesday Saturday GREY WHITE Tuesday 6 30 • 7 15 p m PRI -SCHOOL AQUATIC MOMS 8 GADS Help your child learn to swim 10 enter water w,thout hes.tot,on to be able to Out head under water blow bubbles feel co•nfr"tnble Moats FEE 527 00 10 Weeks PARENT & TOTS up to 7 years Monday 630 7 00 p n' Friday A M 9 30 '000 p '11 S00 530pn' 600. 630 nm 2 30- 3 00 p n1 530 600pm 630 700 p 200 230p•n 600 630pm 1 30 2 00 p m 500 530 pm 200 130pm 530 600pn 200 230pm 6 00 6 30 pm 1 30 2 00 p GUPPIES 8 PARENTS •:2 to 1 years' Monday 630 7 00 p m Tuesday 11 00 11 30 o m KINDERGYMSWIM ,3 5 years, FEE 534 00 10 Weeks hour gym , hour pool Friday 930 10 30 o m RLSS BRONZE MEDALLION rFE 566 .3t3 lnNudes mater.al 8 e.am fee . Must be 13 years to rake the test Monday . 700 8 30 p m SLALOM KAYAK INSTRUCTION FEF Si' (K 5 ,Veeks Thursday 8 00 9 30 p Course outhneequ.prnenr and safety dscus s.ons kayak skills •sweeps and rolls and self rescue and resc"uc of others L 5 01''' •pan•s - ARTHRITIC EXERCISE FEE Sr ' Fr.doys •r • SCUBA SCUM available this Foll Far ,nformol,on rail 1823514 1550 SWIM CANADA FEE 530 00 10 Weeks Wont o change from the Red Cross Coldur Levels1 improve on your starts strokes and turns build up your endurance competnwe swim training levels • Mondays S 00 6 00 p m LAO1111 AQUATIC FEE 527 00 10 Weeks Monday Morning AQUAFIT (fitness for tun) 9 30 10 00 o.m ADVANCED 1000 10 30 o m BEGINNER n 10 30 11 00 o m BEGINNER I 11 00 • 1130 o m NONSWIMMER r, • 11 30 1200 p m 1*Ielee FREE DINNERS WITH EVERY - FULL MEMBERSHIP 11 30 FITNESS FOR FUN A fur, way 'o e.err se 10 muss AOUAFII E•e'ose Thursday FIE S2' Or FITNESS GASS ONLY Mon 8 FEE 535 -- < Weeks FITNESS Cl ASS sVITH POOL Mon 8 Thurs Pool 1.,ne FEE -Si, 0,J AOUAFII- Thor, O^', FEE S50 00 GENTLE 111 for The No• Sc yes,, •'q N:' <11 532 1 C .Jnnk, Mondnv 12 00 p 'e „ n the Ickes ;1•,1 700 'ISpm P 800 ',OOP"' 900p•n 930prn 900 p 8J0 0 00 f FirrJESS CCAS'. '3o s-� '00 715 pm COED AQUATIC FEE 527 00 10 Weeks TEEN ADULT CLASSES Tuesday Only Non-Sw,mmer 7 30 Beg,nner 1 8 2 8 00 WATER GAMES FEE 517 00 10 Weeks or S2 go Wednesday 7 30 800 pm 830 pm Evening 800 pm Includes Woter Basketball Water Volleyball Water Polo Shallow Wafer Polo Etc Age 1 yrs 8 over TUESDAY NIGHT SPECIAL Use•ol Fitness Room and Sound 7 00 • 8 30 p m. and Pool from 8 30 9 30 p m for ON• 1.8 52 75 every TUESDAY NIGHT Must be 16 ,'s and over ADMISSIONS 2001 CHILD ,up t0 12 years. STUDENT 13 to 17 years ADULT includes sauna FAMILY SENIOR CITIZEN SAUNA FITNESS ROOM Includes sound adult. 5 80 75 2 '5 6 50 1 'S 200 2 75 must be lb years old or w.,h SWIM TIMES ADULT SWIM TIMI' Mon Wed & Fr, Wednesday OPEt'I SWIM TIMES Mon rues 8 shuts Wednesday Fr,day Fu•• Night Sat 8 Sun FAMILY SWIM 01118 !200 1 lSprn 800-9000n, 830 930prn 600 7300',, 'J0 800pm 300 130pm Su•,day . i . 1 MEMSERSHIPS 3 MON'" ''(101 O111•NE 55 ROOM 3 MONTH FUEL MF MBERHS'P ' 1.rna I.toeas +00n, 8818 .L8 STUDENT 5197 00 155 00 ADULT 20' 00 67 00 27 JO FAMILY 11500 91 00 35 00 SEN108 CITIZFNS adult rote less 105. 67 00 both yearly and quarterly GROUP RATE 5485 OO for mo.,mumof 5 p'ap'a ales S90 00 Pe, esha person 001 year •M•mmum of 5 famrl•es M 516000 pe' fam.ly Cleat STu0ETJ1 ADUI' f AMl1 SENIOR CO ZINS 881. '45 .v' .OA,.'• ,'e 'es, 170 00. P, 'ot. 1' The ..,unoq. mens reserves th,. right 10 Cantel Ony (ins, duo 10 lack of rnq.slret.on Refunds qw,Ill, only upon receipt of o medical rertil,tote A 35 00 adrrn,strolion lee will be chorgr,d. \\1 `; \;;MIs, 1 REGISTER NOW!! BY CALLING 4824544 VANASTRA CENTRE