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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1987-10-21, Page 25Ailsa Craig news Girl Gid.s celebration Ailsa Craig in Halifax, Nova Scotia. He was there competing at the Halifax Winter Exhibition Grounds in the Eastern Canadian Stock Horse Championships. Brian and his registered quarter horse My Sweet Command, affec- 'tionately known] at home as Mare, compete throughout Ontario at Quarter Horse Shows in pole bending and barrel racing. The Ontario Equestrian Federation chose some of these shows as quali- fying shows for the Ontario Heritage Classic. Brian did well at these qualifying shows and was invited to compete at the Ontario Heritage show which was held in August at Humber College in Toronto. This show was to pick a team of five adults and seven youths from - all over Ontario to compete as a team in interprovincial competition. Brian placed first in polebending and second in barrel racing qualify- ing him for the team. It was this team that travelled to Halifax. Brian com- peted against some of the best from Quebec, New Brunswick, Y.E.I. and Nova Scotia. He was disappointed with his run in the barrel race as he knocked down a barrel which put him out of the top' placings. However. he put together a good run in polebending and came home with the championship. The next stop for the Ontario Heritage team is Saskatchewan next spring of which Ropp hopes to be part of. Baptismals Sunday was a busy day for Rev. Anne Beattie, Clergy for the Ailsa Craig Pastoral Charge of the United Church of Canada. She performed baptism for Andrew Mark and Angela Candace Maguire, children of Anita and Charles of Ailsa Craig and grand- children of Mr and Mrs. • Fred Maguire of Nairn. Also Andrew John Diagle, son of Barb and Chuck and grandson of Jack and Gertrude Rosser of Ailsa Craig, and Mr, and Mrs. Charles Diagle of London. This was in the Ailsa Craig United Church. In Brinsley. Mr. and Mrs. Rayburn Steeper, grandparents to Sunny Lyn Zupancic chosen daughter for Sandy and Rick of Exeter and Julie Diane, Joshua Ronald, twins of Rachel and Ron Steeper of Ailsa Craig. Many more relatives were in attendance. Personals Mrs. Greta George transferred By Doug McNair Friday evening, October 2, Chap- man Division, Girl Guides of Canada, held a special ceremony in Delaware United Church to honour 94 Guides from eight Districts in the Division who had earned their All Round Cord. Rural North District had 22 girls receiving their All Round Cord Cer- tificates - six of whom were from the 1st Ailsa Craig Company. Andrea Robson carried the flag representing Rural North District. Receiving their certificates from Chapman Division Commissioner, Sharon MacDonald were Tammy Cocksworth, Karen McCallum, Laurie McNair and Robin Smalley. Also receiving certificates but unable to attend the ceremony were Janine Curtis and Amy Thompson. We wish to congratulate these girls and wish them well as they continue on to Pathfinders. Sunday was the Ailsa Craig Presbyterian Church's 117th anniver- sary. They celebrated by having guest speaker, Rev. J.J. Harold Mor- ris, Senior Minister at Glenview Presbyterian Church, Toronto. and -The Gaels" from Chalmers Presbyterian Church, London, sup- plying special music. After the evening service, everyone was invited downstairs to the Chris- tian Education Room for a time of fellowship and refreshments. While everyone got acquainted with Rev. Jean Morris's parents and also her husband Matthew's parents, The Gaels entertained with a few Scottish numbers for everyone's pleasure. Ilorse show The past week October 5-7 saw Brian Ropp and his wife Janice of TOWN & COUNTRY )-- LIMOUSINE lG t1d.''g IJ.n ..., Partoes u,r•aur. n.,,,,,. - 1,.01r,o. 1,. tl, • 11,., L\I TT R. c tN EARIO Reservanons (519) 235-1189 (519) 235-1628 ,i BLOCK Annual Information Meeting L .REN T Wed., October 21 at Precious Blood School Time: 8:30 p.m. Existing and potential Block Parents are invited to attend. Committee volunteers and new Block Parents ore needed For information on the meeting or on becoming o Block Parent please call: Sue Ann Rosenberg 235-0968 Lois Godbolt 235-0691 1 111111111111111111111111111: Attention Don't be disappointed Book your Christmas party Now at the Pineridge Chalet "Big or Small" "We cater to them all" Call 236-7301 1111111II1111H111u11111ipn111II111111111111111 1, IIIIIIII11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111r1111IL Family Dance Sat., Oct. 24 8 p.m. Dublin Pavilion South Hibbert Athletic Assoc. Awards Night Ladies bring lunch. Players, coaches plan to attend ni11ii11IIIIII,I11111111(111111111111111111111111111111111117 Exceptional Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner Perch Fry -day nigh. Hours: Dining Room Thurs., FYI., Sat. 11 a.m. - 1 a.m. 5, nday Bunch 10 a.m. 2 p.m.' Buffet 4:30 - 8 p.m. Mon. 5 p. m. - 1 a.m. First Hallowe'en Party Come to our first Hallowe'en party Saturday Oct. 31st Prizes, Prizes, Prizes Have a sing -a -long, hand clapping good time with Rick and Ben Hwy. 21 north of lights (across from Kentucky Fried Chicken) Grand Bend 238-5811 MUSIC IN GOLD Enjoy world famous melodies and grand dancing to the super big band sound in stereo. for gala dances. an niversaries banquets festivities polkafests.and pub -night singalongs. The Rolls-Royce of music in danceland. BRUNO VERMANDER Telephone: 524-2832 ke - eC/P BARN DANCE Friday, Oct. 23: - SINGLES DANCE Music by COUNTRY VERSATILES Dancing 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 24: Music by JOE OVERHOLT AND THE STANDBYS Dancing 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. No Blue Jeans, Please) 349-2678 Group Res-rvatlons Wslcoms. 741. The South Huron Rec Centre Arena Activities Wed., Oct. 21 7:30 - 8:30 a.m. Precision 4 • 5-Ringette 5 - 11 Minor Hockey Thurs., Oct. 22 7 - 8 a.m. Minor Hockey 10 - 11/1-2 Moms and Tots 3:30 - 8:30 Figure Skating 8:30 • 9:30 Precision 9:30 - 11 Men's Rec League League Fri., Oct. 23 9:30 11:30 Shinney $3.00/person 1:30 - 3 PD Day Free Skate - 4 • 5 Precision 5 - 8 Minor Hockey 8 - 11 Hawks vs Thedford Sat., Oct. 24 7:30 - 7:30 Minor Hockey Sun., Oct. 25 - 10 Precision 11 Colonial • Minor Hockey 3 30 Public Skating • Sponsored by the legion. 3 30 - 7 Minor Hockey 7 - 9 Mohawks pr. Mon., Oct. 26 6:30 8 a.m. High School Hockey 4: - 9:30 Figure Skating 9:30 • 11 Molting Hawks vs Southwest Old Tractors Tues., Oct. 27 I 6:30 - 8 a.m. High School Hockey 10-11/1-2 Moms and Tots 4 - 7:30 Minor Hockey 7:30 • 8:30 Ringette 8:30 - 10 Hawks pr. 10-11:30 Mohawks pr. back Saturday to Strathroy General Hospital where she hopes to be closer to her family and friends. Though sight and movement is limited, a visit would be most welcome. . Hockey action at Huron Park Sun- day night, had Ailsa Craig Aces squeezing out a win from R & R in the recreational hockey league. Whitmore said, "Randy William scored the first goal with the first minute of play." John Dakin's single and Rick Edward's three goal hat trick rounded out a 5-4 win. Monday night's game against Mt. Carmel should prove a good fast ac- tion one with the October 25 night game starting at 6 against Sho-Gun. Should be a skating duel with Ailsa Craig hoping to have their big shooters up for the game. Sell 4-H beef calves Seventy-one 4-11 members sold their calves for an average of $1.15 per pound at the seventh annual Huron -Bruce 4-11 Beef Calf Show and Sale. Prices were up as the 1986 Sale averaged $1.06 per pound. The sale was held at the Brussels Stockyards on Thanksgiving Day. The Overall Grand Champion Calf was sold to Formosa Mutual In- surance for $2.00 Ib. by Kim Weber. RR 3, Mildmay. Mandy Farrell sold her Reserve Champion Calf to Van Ankum Sim - mentals for $1.42 Ib. Canadiana Meats bought Brian Mulvey's Champion Heavy Heifer, while Jon Ellerington's Champion Light Heifer was sold to Thompson's Meat Market. Dean Ribey's Champion Medium Heifer Steer was bought by Tri - County Livestock. Norwich Meat Packers. Robinson Trucking, Jim Coultes and Cargill Auction Market all bought Reserve Champion Calves. After months of hard work, the 4-11 members were rewarded, with large cheques. Thanks to the 35 buyers who'supported the sale. Dance to the music of the Silvertones Sat., Nov. 7 9 - 1 a.m. Lucan Community. Centre $12.00 couple, lunch provided Sponsored by the St. Patrick's Knights of Columbus Illt South Huron Junior Farmers Hallowe'en Dance Sat., Oct. 24 $6.00 person D.J. - Hank Hensall Community Centre 9-1 Age of majority required. Proceeds to community betterment 111111111111111l I l l 1111111111111l l l I I I A 11111111111111111111 Bingo Lucan Arena Wed., October 21 Doors open - 6:30 Bingo Starts 7:30 Regular games, share the wealth, standup October Specials Every Wednesday night in October $1000 Jackpot game Due to licence regulations no one under 16 years of age will be admitted III11111111llllllllll 1111111111111 lllll 1111111111 lllIIIIIIIrr The Yellow Submarine 430 Main St., Exeter For the last nine years we have been making greet subs. We're even happier .now to make great PIZZA the way you like it. We have extended hours for your convenience. Open Daily 10 - 10 Closed Sundays_ Call 235-2707 WRONIO'S TRIUMPH Minutes from Downtown 10 minutes from Intl. Airport 401 Highway at Keele Ample free covered parking Be sure of a reservation Toronto only (416) 633-2000 Toll free 1-800-268-1332 (Can. and U.S.) llctc�.� ENJOY OUR FABULOUS TORONTO WEEKENDER c Only 536.00 (CDN.) per person per night double occupancy, minimum 2 nights Book in Friday afternoon and stay until 1 p.m. Sunday...or Saturday to Monday. Children under 18 occupying parents' room are free. Enjoy luxurious comfort. outstanding dining, entertainment. sauna and indoor pool. Come away and enjoy our Toronto Weekender. Do something frivolous' You'll be back' THE BKVUNE TRIUMPH TORONTO �IAJeQcane to O 't (Wad - • ••- •• •• • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • •• • •••••••;•• G� � • es Join Us for Our Hallowe'en Bash • • - • •••••••••- • • • • • - •- •• • • • • • • • • •• •• - • • ••••••• with "VISION Sat., Oct. 31, 1987 /1 9 - 1:30 Prizes for best costumes Gables Tavern Entertainment Lineup Oct. 22-24 - Sheltered Life Oct. 29-31 - Vision Nov. 5-7 - Tragically Hip * •••••• No cover • •• - Times -Advocate. October 21, 1987 Hallowe'en Dance Sat. Oct. 31 • Pineridge Chalet Entertainment U.I.C.ill. The Legend Killers I and Public Service 56.00 per person. Age of majority required Page 13A Cheyenne Country Country Band taking bookings for weddings, anniversaries or parties of any type. Great country music to listen or dance to: Phone: 227-4220 Exeter Legion Auxiliary Dabber Bingo Thursday, October 22 8 p.m. GUARANTEED JACKPOT "Letter H $50.00" Full Card 5500.00 • Early Bird , 10 regular games, 2 specials, share the wealth, Mini Jackpot No persons under 16 allowed to play Licence number 537458 Centralia - Huron Park Lions Club 60's Dance Saturday, October 24 HURON PARK REC CENTRE 9 p.m. - 1 a,m. Age of Majority Card Required TICKETS: $8.00 Advance - $10.00 at door Advance Tickets available at: RSD Sport Den, Exeter Knechtel Store, Huron Park, Stephen Township Arena 228-6425 All proceeds to community projects • • • • • • • • • - • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 7 41� STARTS FRI THE AML AT toe w 4111Z3I.PAK E ITRE L Anabin 110i1.\ RI\t�11aL{l trh tic -up- �t ...has finally met his match FRl. & SAT. 7 & 9; SUN. - THURS. 7:30; TUES. '2.50 fit)Elillulu\F1 PARE TOTAL t GUIDANCE Come see our New Modern Light Source. 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