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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1987-12-30, Page 21DRAMA CLASS - The South Huron grade 12 class presents its own Christmas play to the students of Stephen Central Public School. The play, written by the students, was very well received by the audience. The players are Kim Crawford (left), Shannon Ridley, Lisa McCarney and Dianne Hamilton. Christmas Eve at Christmas Eve Holy Eucharist service was held at 6:30 p.m. at St. Patrick's with Rev. Beverly Wheeler in charge. Rose Cunningham was server, Nadine Bedell read the lessons and Sheryl Carroll provided music. Rev. Wheeler took her text from the Gospel of Our Lord Jesus Christ according to Luke. The children lit the Adven.t candles and Rev. Wheeler lit the Christmas candle, explaining their meaning and had a closing prayer. Guests for the holidays arc as fol- lows: Mr. and Mrs. Ron Cunning- ham, April and Tom, Mar, Miss Marylou Tindall, Mississauga, Mary Davis, Voyle Jordan, Lucan and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tindall, Exctcr with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tin- dall and Robert. Mrs. Mabel Needham, Myrna O'Neil, Muriel Coblcigh, and Mary Davis had a pre -Christmas dinner at the home of Greta Gibson, Lucan, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Davis, e Crystal and Harley were Wednesday dinner guests with Mrs. Dorothy Dietrich and family, Dashwood. Saintsbury Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Love and girls, Varna, spent Christmas day with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Davis. Mrs. Voyle Jordan entertained Mr. • and Mrs. Nobel Ward and Gordon Jaynes to dinner Monday evening and she had lunch with Mabel Need- ham Wednesday and Christmas with her nephew, London. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Greenlee, Mr. And Mrs. Ken Eaton, Mrs. Mary Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Green- lee, Kim, Pam and Steve, and Rev. and Mrs. George Anderson, Exeter, Miss Verna, Elmer and Bert Green- lee, Exeter with Mr. and Mrs. Larry Greenlee, Derek, Debbie and Chad. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Beaune, Kelly and Kristophcr, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Richardson, London, Mrs. Lorne Barker, Mrs. Mary Davis, M. and Mrs. Gary Barker, Marla, Gwen, Grant and Clare, Lucan with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Barker. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carroll, -Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Carroll. Lisa, Julie and Ryan with Mrs. Wayne Car- roll's relatives in Sarnia. Mr. and Mrs. Bob MacGillivray and children had dinner with me De- cember 24. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tindall, Ex- eter were Christmas guests with the Bob Tindalls' and I was their Box- ing day guest. Christmas guests with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Davis were Mr. -and Mrs. Bob MacGillivray, Courtney, Katie -Scarlett, Caleb and Corbin, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Davis, Crys- tal and Harley, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Simpson, Naricy and Darren, and Mr. and Mrs. Ross McFalls. Intended for last week Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Davis visited 'with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Daer, Lau- ra Lee and Jason of New Hamburg. Mrs. Michael Davis, Crystal and Harley, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Davis were recentdinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Ross McFalls and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Johnson, Strat- ford were visitors with the Davis's. The ordination service of Rev. Be- verley Anne Wheeler was held at the Church of The Redeemer in London last Wednesday evening. Mrs. Na- dene Bedell presented Rev. Wheeler to the Bishop representing the par- ish of Kirkton, Saintsbury and Granton. Annual party for Varna group By Joan Beierling The Varna Youth Group had their annual Christmas party December 22 and as we were not blessed with any snow, they couldn't have their snow fun as planned. Instead, they enjoyed playing some board games at the manse, followed by supper and movies. Thursday January 7 both Youth Groups are invited to a gym night at Huron Centennial School from 7- 9 p.m. Everyone should'mcet at the school. Bible Study begins at Goshcn Church for the month of January. The first one is Tuesday January 5 from 7:30-8:30 p.m. on The Para- bles. Everyone welcome. The Goshcn annual church meet- ing is January 17 and tate Varna an- nual church meeting is on January 24 following the church services. Personals Bill and Mary Chessell celebrated Christmas and Boxing Day this year at thcir daughter and son-in-law's, Marion and Steve Kreuter's in Ros- tock with the rest of the family. Wayne and Joan Beierling and family spent Christmas Day at Joan's mother's in Hensall with the rest of her family. There were 24 people in all. On Sunday December. 27, Wayne and Joan wcrc hosts to Wayne's Dad, brother and sisters and their families to Christmas Dinner. There were 19 people altogether. QUEEN'S SEAFORTH TONIGHT (WED.) Local Band "STUNNED" THURS.-FRI.-SAT. "PRIVATE HEART" GALA NEW .• YEAR'S..•:• EVE mer PARTY CONTINUOUS MUSIC ON MTV and LIVE... "PRIVATE HEART" Party Favours $4.00 AT THE DOOR We support d participate in the DESIGNATED DRIVER PROGRAM Have a safe holiday — have a designated driver Olive and Alec Murray spent, Christmas Day with friends in Kin- cardine. Brian and Joan McAsh entertained Joan's side of the family on Christ- mas Day to Christmas Dinner. They had 26 people altogether in- cluding Joan's mom and dad from Ottawa and her sister Mary and hus- band and family, from Welland, and her sister Margie and husband and family from Mount Brydges, and her sister Juneand husband and fam- ily from Clinton and Floyd McAsh from Varna. I would also like to take this time to wish everyone a Happy and Healthy New Year in 1988! Two members honoured The Order of the Eastern Star held their December meeting at the Ma- sonic Hall, William St. N. which was the Official Visit of the District Deputy Grand Matron, Mrs. Anne McCrae, Ingersoll. The W.M. Don- na Webster and W.P. Don Webster and their officers initiated Mr. and Mrs. Ross McKcrchcr into the Or- der. Santa visited and presented 75 members with small Christmas gifts. The Benev lent committee report- ed making seasonal favours for the patients' trays at the South Huron Hospital. The Social Committee invites member and their friends and neigh- bours to a pot luck dinner January 9, 1988 at 6:30 p.m. at the Masonic Hall. Thc entertainment committee are holding a Scottish night January 23, at the Dashwood Community Centre at 8 p.m. to honour two members who have the privilege to be con- nected to thc Grand Chapter: Carl Mills, Exeter, who is Grand Repre- sentative of Scotland in Ontario, and Bernice Boyle, Dashwood, Grand Chapter Committee Member of Es - tare which is "Eastern Star Training Awards for Religious Leadership". Dashwood By Bernice Boyle Mr. and Mrs. Murray Rcid visited in Oshawa with their son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. John Rcid. John was an olympic torch runner, December 21 for the Oshawa area. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Becker enter- tained Mrs. Barbara Fahner, Owen Sound, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fahner, Grand Bend, Van and Laura Tuckcy and Luke from Trenton, Joe and Nancy Becker, Candice and Breanna, Rick and Cathy Skinner and Bran- don on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Zimmer, Craig, Michael, Andrea and Tony Jones spent Saturday with Marilyn's sister and family in St. Thomas. Christmas Day visitors at the Boyle house was Scott and Mary Ann and Shannon, North Bay; Fras- er and Lydia Nichka, Vancouver, Dean and Jayne Hendrick, London, and Trevor and Kim Miller, Mt. Clements, Michigan. Mrs. Edith Baker spent her holi- days visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ted Webb and family and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Webb and, family of London. Cemetery boardsurplus cannot go to reserves A recommendation from the Exet- er cemetery board was turned downed by council at the December 21 meeting. Thc board expects a surplus of about $10,000 on 1987 operations and hoped to place that amount in a reserve fund for future capital expen- ditures. When councillor Tom Humphreys presented the recommendation for placing monies in a reserve fund, Reeve Bill Micklc, Deputy -reeve Lossy Fuller and councillor Doro- thy Chapman were quick to point out this was against town policy. They explainal surpluses arc to be used in the following year's budget and could reduce thc town's grant which was $22,000 for 19.87 and re- mains thc same in the budget for next year. Fuller added, " The board does an excellent job in operating the ce- metery, but we must abide by town rules." in the report, superintendent Harry Knip recommended* that an extra po- sition for a high school student be made for next year to assist in flow- er bed maintenance and grass cutting from mid-June to the end of Au- gust. A bylaw regarding winter inter- ment was arflended to allow for in-• torment at the discretion of the su- perintendent. The original bylaw said no inter- ment should take place from De- cember 1. to April 15 because heavy snow without the ground being fro- zen creates deteripprraat' n to grounds from machinery 4/hicmay take a year to level and re -see( Granton WI Christmas The Granton Womens Institute held their Christmas meeting at the home of Mrs. Florence McRobert on Thursday evening December 17. The meeting opened with the W.I. Grace followed by a delicious pot luck dinner. Following the dinner the members, who had brought gifts for the patients of Wildwood Nurs- ing Home, gave them to Mrs. Clar- ence Lewis to deliver. After the business session, carols were en- joyed. United Church news Sunday December 20 in place of a regular service, the Granton Choir presented a cantata "Joseph, the Car- penter". Also a carol sing on Sun- day evening in the church basement. There was an excellent attendance. Personals Rev. Bruce Pierce, Mrs. Pierce and Mrs. Eileen Summers enjoyed the presentation "Bethlehem Live" a dramatic re-enactment of the events surrounding Jesus' birth, held in Victoria Park, London Saturday evening. Sunday,.December 27, at Granton United Church, Rev. Bruce Pierce was in charge of the morning ser- vice and preached his sermon with the theme "Therefore Be It Re- . solved". In place of an anthem mu- sic by Michael, Anne and Gillian Pierce was enjoyed. Christmas visitors with Mrs. Ei- leen Summers were her family Mi- chael Summers from Preston, Keith Summers from Toronto and She- lagh Mackenzie, London. I wish to extend greetings of the season to my Granton friends and to the staff at Exeter Times Advocat' . Albatross Tavern J228-6733 Huron Park "New Year's Eve • Party" with the Buzz Band $15.00/couple, includes entertaiment, prizes, lunch, party favours Limited Tickets Available Doors Open 8:00 - 200 New Year's Day Come to the "Levee" 1 -5p.m. Good Food - refreshments on us Start the year off right with friends "Party" Sat., Jan. 2nd 3rd Annual "Buzz • Reutiion Cover Charge Times -Advocate, December 30, 1987 Page 9A :aal3•io�� GRAND .\BEND WINTER CARNIVAL a3.� ►JJ Carnival Queen Contest Feb. 5 & 6, 1988 - Grand Bend GRAND PRIZE - One week in sunny Orlando near Disneyworld and Epcot Center - Plus $500.00 Spending Money - Plus a variety of other prizes CONTESTANTS will be Models for Fashion Show, Feb. 5th- must be - 17-24 years old - single • -available for Winter Carnival Weekend Feb. 13 -14th -available to make 1989 TV Commercial - 'Five finalists will be picked at Fashion Show Winner announced at Dance Sat. Feb. 6th TO ENTER Send for application, include Name, Address, Height, Weight, plus a recent photo to: Grand Bend Winter Carnival Bok 277, Grand Bend, Ont. NOM 1TO - ENTRY FEE $20. payable on acceptance of application *Trip provided by Grand Bend Winter Carnival and Goliger's 9.f;:ep Pr -demi. CapNU Goliger's sr. ,,n9 I•.1. rI4.s ti.•. . ,',SS CKSL 1410 �r7r5•G1� 1 Exeter Lions Club's Annual New Years Eve Bali Dancing to Traces Tickets only $65 per couple Hot Smorgasbord - Favours Transportation available home from dance only ."Leave your wallet at home" • Only 200 will be sold • Tickets available at Anstett Jewellers, and Standard Trust SCUM 1 111(:11 IL-PUIeatit it Ceittl e '4intei-1Ggiafl' s 235- 283 EVENING TRIM•A-SIZE Instructor - Dura Overholt - aerobic work-out with toning and stretching - challenging exercise in • friendly, social atmosphere - Monday and Wednesday evenings - 7,30 pm - 1:10 pm - starts Monday, January Ilth - South Huron Recreation Centre hall - 015.00 for 1 weeks - min., 1 1S wax. 1 30 MORNING BREAK Instructor - Anne MacDougall 'morning - for nova and youngsters offering well planned warm-ups, challenging exercise and a friendly social atmosphere babysitting available - 51.00/youngster/day exercise program 1s run In conjunetton with kindergy pr00ram for pre-schoolers aged I - S yearn Tuesday •nd Thursday mornings - 10:00 an - 11:00 as Tuesday, January 12th South Huron Recreation Centre hall 1)5.00 for 1 weeks min. 0 15 max. 1 10 KINDERGYM instructor Deb oke - fun -filled fitness programs for pre-schoolers aged 1 - S years aimed at development of motor eo-ordination, agility, fteslbllity, balance and hand -eye co-ordination through structured 0.04.2 and play - basic gymnastics skills introduced - children should bring their runners and their Mat imagination. - Tuesday •nd Thursday mornings - start• Tuasd•y corn lnq, January 12th - 10 am - 11 eel - South Huron Recreation Centre foyer - 825.00 for 1 LADIES VOLLEYBALL - recreational ladies volleyball - don-coppet it Ivo, soesal atsosphere - Tuesday evening. - 7,10 pm - 6,10 pm Tuesday, January 12th - Exeter Public School gym - 815.00 for * week. IMAGES OF SOCCESS Instructor - Ramona Paton - visual 1040e Planning - Image f1 Important in the Dustin*** and professional world more the. aver before due to Increasing competition in today's job - in lhtt cow**, you will gain an stria eratandinq of: colour and Mat It can do for you how to develop your own personal,.tyle My make-up Is lmpo colour flow and aeeessori,lne for Impact how to get the most'out of shopping how to cteate • 'winning image' - two 0111111 to choose from, CLASS 1 1 - Tuesday evening* - 7,00 - 10,00 pm - 171.00 for wrists - SHDMS - Aa 116 - starts Tuead.y. Jan. 11 - gift certificates available CLASS 8 2 - Thursday waning* - 7,00 - 10:00 pm - $35.00 for S weeks - SWOPS - Rm 116 - start. Thuraday. Jan. for CISriat•a. 21 KARATE tor Pon Tyndall • - excellent fitness and *elf -defense training for men. worn and youth (10 and over) - Tuesday and Thursday evenings • - South Muton Recreation Centre hall - for information on fees or .f interested in stoning up contact Ron Tygdall at 412.1636 YOUTH KARATE •instructor - Dan 1011 • - karate program for yqungstefs aorta 6 - 4 years - Saturday mornings - 10:3! 10 - 11:10 •r - starts Saturday. January 16th - South Muron D.str,ct Ria'. S:h:ol - new 0y, - $25.0r for a weeks MICRO -WAVE COOKERY Instructor - Deb Campte:l get a new •tcrnwave for Chr..tr•,s, learn to cool entire meals, bate and mal. your family favourites Nome economist Deb Campbell gives you end scoop on microwave gooks** 11 four entertaining and ,nfermat.ve•, treasons Wednesday even,nas 7,30 pm - $:10 pm starts Wednesday. rebruary )rd South Muton D,str.ct Mtoh soh-,: - • ::1 $27.00 for 4 nth. 1 11 mac. 1 20 PUT YOUR BEST FACE FORWARD - Insr rector - Ramona. Paton • skin care and cosmetic eouree for teenage girls conducted by a qualified esthetician - learn - the basic and preventative guidelines for • healthy Complexion - the art of applying cosmetics for a polished. youthful look - one evening •pent,in a elothina store - dlacu.tlon on - clothes and dreanna Por the 000•.100 - Monday 10.11091, 7,00 - 9;00 p - starts Monday January 11th - 8 25.00 for 4 weeks - South Muron District Nigh School DEEP RELAXATION AND STRESS RELIEF WORKSHOP Workshop conductor Rita Loftsgard Regi Certttled yoga instructor - one day workshop dealing with relasation and 511.1. 00Mb,nes Information •nd participation - dress warm and comfortable - morning session deals with the 9000. its' reaction to .trees, scanning the body, stretching It out, My breathing I. Important - afternoon covers the MIND, what 1t is. Itstenlne to the mind, who's the boss, now we hypnetile ourself. retro%nine the mind, are we of 2 minds 7 - Saturday rebruary 6th. 1,10 am - 6:10 pm - South Huron District High School - 01.1 0l,•. / - S 35.00 for the day - pinkest,* of 1' ,e,ple requited Therapist Registration for Winter '88 will take place the week of: Januc y 4 - a 9a.m.-12noon and 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. at the South Huron Rec Centre 1 1 ■ *TARTS RI. ' 1 4 7 K T ■ ■ HTEOOERIC AT DU524 7811 ■ ■ "YOU'LL BE ON THE,, '`r OF YOUR SEAT" _ "- ` ll ■ "ONE OF THE MOST ■ ■ GRIPPING, GRABBING, IICHILLING, ROMANTIC., / . MOVIES IN YEARS. •■ ■ ■ tilled with suspense, surprises, ■ ■ secrets—it's sexy, it's scary, ■ ■ its some moyier' ■ ■ -Cram Shahs T(11)M1SHUN NB(. ■ ■ ■ ■ t I ... ■ . ■ i Al tole Sion.11L54,__. < ■ ■ Oixenwir ■ FRI. & SAT. 7:00 & 9:00 SUN. to THURS. 746 ' UES. '2.50 ■ Flowers In The Attic and Cinderella ENDS Dece • er 31 ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■hal■■ :aal3•io�� GRAND .\BEND WINTER CARNIVAL a3.� ►JJ Carnival Queen Contest Feb. 5 & 6, 1988 - Grand Bend GRAND PRIZE - One week in sunny Orlando near Disneyworld and Epcot Center - Plus $500.00 Spending Money - Plus a variety of other prizes CONTESTANTS will be Models for Fashion Show, Feb. 5th- must be - 17-24 years old - single • -available for Winter Carnival Weekend Feb. 13 -14th -available to make 1989 TV Commercial - 'Five finalists will be picked at Fashion Show Winner announced at Dance Sat. Feb. 6th TO ENTER Send for application, include Name, Address, Height, Weight, plus a recent photo to: Grand Bend Winter Carnival Bok 277, Grand Bend, Ont. NOM 1TO - ENTRY FEE $20. payable on acceptance of application *Trip provided by Grand Bend Winter Carnival and Goliger's 9.f;:ep Pr -demi. CapNU Goliger's sr. ,,n9 I•.1. rI4.s ti.•. . ,',SS CKSL 1410 �r7r5•G1� 1 Exeter Lions Club's Annual New Years Eve Bali Dancing to Traces Tickets only $65 per couple Hot Smorgasbord - Favours Transportation available home from dance only ."Leave your wallet at home" • Only 200 will be sold • Tickets available at Anstett Jewellers, and Standard Trust SCUM 1 111(:11 IL-PUIeatit it Ceittl e '4intei-1Ggiafl' s 235- 283 EVENING TRIM•A-SIZE Instructor - Dura Overholt - aerobic work-out with toning and stretching - challenging exercise in • friendly, social atmosphere - Monday and Wednesday evenings - 7,30 pm - 1:10 pm - starts Monday, January Ilth - South Huron Recreation Centre hall - 015.00 for 1 weeks - min., 1 1S wax. 1 30 MORNING BREAK Instructor - Anne MacDougall 'morning - for nova and youngsters offering well planned warm-ups, challenging exercise and a friendly social atmosphere babysitting available - 51.00/youngster/day exercise program 1s run In conjunetton with kindergy pr00ram for pre-schoolers aged I - S yearn Tuesday •nd Thursday mornings - 10:00 an - 11:00 as Tuesday, January 12th South Huron Recreation Centre hall 1)5.00 for 1 weeks min. 0 15 max. 1 10 KINDERGYM instructor Deb oke - fun -filled fitness programs for pre-schoolers aged 1 - S years aimed at development of motor eo-ordination, agility, fteslbllity, balance and hand -eye co-ordination through structured 0.04.2 and play - basic gymnastics skills introduced - children should bring their runners and their Mat imagination. - Tuesday •nd Thursday mornings - start• Tuasd•y corn lnq, January 12th - 10 am - 11 eel - South Huron Recreation Centre foyer - 825.00 for 1 LADIES VOLLEYBALL - recreational ladies volleyball - don-coppet it Ivo, soesal atsosphere - Tuesday evening. - 7,10 pm - 6,10 pm Tuesday, January 12th - Exeter Public School gym - 815.00 for * week. IMAGES OF SOCCESS Instructor - Ramona Paton - visual 1040e Planning - Image f1 Important in the Dustin*** and professional world more the. aver before due to Increasing competition in today's job - in lhtt cow**, you will gain an stria eratandinq of: colour and Mat It can do for you how to develop your own personal,.tyle My make-up Is lmpo colour flow and aeeessori,lne for Impact how to get the most'out of shopping how to cteate • 'winning image' - two 0111111 to choose from, CLASS 1 1 - Tuesday evening* - 7,00 - 10,00 pm - 171.00 for wrists - SHDMS - Aa 116 - starts Tuead.y. Jan. 11 - gift certificates available CLASS 8 2 - Thursday waning* - 7,00 - 10:00 pm - $35.00 for S weeks - SWOPS - Rm 116 - start. Thuraday. Jan. for CISriat•a. 21 KARATE tor Pon Tyndall • - excellent fitness and *elf -defense training for men. worn and youth (10 and over) - Tuesday and Thursday evenings • - South Muton Recreation Centre hall - for information on fees or .f interested in stoning up contact Ron Tygdall at 412.1636 YOUTH KARATE •instructor - Dan 1011 • - karate program for yqungstefs aorta 6 - 4 years - Saturday mornings - 10:3! 10 - 11:10 •r - starts Saturday. January 16th - South Muron D.str,ct Ria'. S:h:ol - new 0y, - $25.0r for a weeks MICRO -WAVE COOKERY Instructor - Deb Campte:l get a new •tcrnwave for Chr..tr•,s, learn to cool entire meals, bate and mal. your family favourites Nome economist Deb Campbell gives you end scoop on microwave gooks** 11 four entertaining and ,nfermat.ve•, treasons Wednesday even,nas 7,30 pm - $:10 pm starts Wednesday. rebruary )rd South Muton D,str.ct Mtoh soh-,: - • ::1 $27.00 for 4 nth. 1 11 mac. 1 20 PUT YOUR BEST FACE FORWARD - Insr rector - Ramona. Paton • skin care and cosmetic eouree for teenage girls conducted by a qualified esthetician - learn - the basic and preventative guidelines for • healthy Complexion - the art of applying cosmetics for a polished. youthful look - one evening •pent,in a elothina store - dlacu.tlon on - clothes and dreanna Por the 000•.100 - Monday 10.11091, 7,00 - 9;00 p - starts Monday January 11th - 8 25.00 for 4 weeks - South Muron District Nigh School DEEP RELAXATION AND STRESS RELIEF WORKSHOP Workshop conductor Rita Loftsgard Regi Certttled yoga instructor - one day workshop dealing with relasation and 511.1. 00Mb,nes Information •nd participation - dress warm and comfortable - morning session deals with the 9000. its' reaction to .trees, scanning the body, stretching It out, My breathing I. Important - afternoon covers the MIND, what 1t is. Itstenlne to the mind, who's the boss, now we hypnetile ourself. retro%nine the mind, are we of 2 minds 7 - Saturday rebruary 6th. 1,10 am - 6:10 pm - South Huron District High School - 01.1 0l,•. / - S 35.00 for the day - pinkest,* of 1' ,e,ple requited Therapist Registration for Winter '88 will take place the week of: Januc y 4 - a 9a.m.-12noon and 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. at the South Huron Rec Centre 1 1