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Times-Advocate, 1988-03-16, Page 24ANOTHER CHALLENGE ACCEPTED -- Rec Receptionist Joanne Fields accepts a cheque from Big 0 representative Ron Chanyi for $750 on behalf of the Winter Sports Council. The money will be put toward the cost of a new Olympia ice resurfacer. Kippen boys win in minor bowling By MARGARET HOGGARTH Two Kippcn boys arc proving to be brilliant bowlers'. Ten -year-old Robert Lostcll who plays for the "Bantam Boys Bowling Team", took part in the Zone Finals on February 28 in Owen Sound. Rob- ert's team of five boys won the championship that day, giving them the honour of participating in the "All Ontario Provincial -Cham- pionship" on March 20 in Toron- to. Robert's weekly average score is 130. Thirteen -year-old brother Steven Lostcll who is a member of the "Junior Boys Bowling Team" par- ticipated in the Zone Finals held at Port Elgin on February 28. Ste- ven's team won the championship that day and they get to take part in the All Ontario Provincial Cham- pionship in Toronto on March 20. Steven's weekly average bowling score is 167. Robert and Steven's proud parents arc Carol Anne and Lloyd Lostcll. Diane Vanncstc hosted a shower in her home on Sunday, March 13 for bride elect Debbie Barry of Sca- forth. Also present wcrc Dorothy "Barry, mother of the bride-to-be, Bonnie Bedard, mother of the groom, Tracy Bedard, Brenda Barry, Vanncssa Vyhnal, Sherri Lons- bary, Annette Losercit,. Joyannc Van Vlict, Christine Preszcator, Simonnc Vanncstc, Cathy Van- ncstc and Janet Hoggarth. •Kippen United Church Beth Cooper played the organ at St. Andrews on Sunday March. 13. Rev. •Lorne Keays' sermon was . based on St. Patrick and his mes- sage for today. There will be a meeting of the church. stewards on Wednesday March 23. Kippen East W.I. Kippcn East Women's Institute will. hold their cultural activities meeting on Wednesday March 16 at 8 p.m. in the Northcrest Apart- ment building in Hensall. Roll call model something old in clothing or jewellery and tell about it. He- len MacLean has the motto and Thea Wisch will give a demonstra- tion. Kippen East is on the, lookout, for new members, anyone intcr'est- cd -is welcome to • conic to the" Meetings held every third Wcdnes- day of the month. - 'Chosen One' theme By Bernice Boyle The March meeting of the Dash- wood U.C.W. was opened by Mar- tha Weigand, the chairperson of Stewardship, Finance and Leader- ship, reading "The Chosen One". A moment of silence was ob- served for Mrs. Greta Schatz fol- lowed by singing "His Yoke is Easy" and a prayer for all the peo- ple on the prayer list and their fam- ilies. Ginger Weber shared "Accepting the Future". Jennifer and Amanda Weigand gave selections on the piano, Kar- en Ticman gave a story "What we have to share with". A report on the World Day of Prayer. at Grand Bend was given by Maida Gaiscr and Alice Tiernan. The Spring Event in Listowel will be held April 18. A reading of the Church Annual Report from 50 ycarago was read by Marsha Wei- gand. • Rev. Bob Sinasac shared through Bible verses the true meaning of stewardship. • U.C. Church service Sunday, March 13, Pastor Bob • Lucan bowling scores Monday Ladies '- Glena Tripp 286-691, Lynn Smith 268-664, Joan Scott 256-663, Janet Ankers 289-659, Deb Thompson 258-656, Audrey Watt 230-638, Liz Dale 279-637, Sandra Dishcr 250-637, Joan Finkbciner 245-611, Heather Smith 256-609, Marg Young 215- 607, Pat MacDonald 251-604, Ja, nice Vanderploeg 227-601., Diane Williams 214-6(0, Jackie Arnold 240. Tuesday Y.B.C. - David Wilcox 244, Chris Smith 236, 200, Becky VanGecl 217, Scott Smith 194, Ja- son Wyatt 183, Jason Woytowich 181, Jeff Campbell 178. Colleen's - Lori Hodgins 288- 745, Linda Hibbert 331-675, Sheila Hodgins 262-626, Dcb Wonnacott 237-614, Shirley Barker 236, Cindy Harrigan 234, Elaine McNair 220, Judy Jaques 220, Janice Dauncey 219, Thelma Hodgins 216. Medway - Marykc 235-614, Cor- rie Duynisvcld 238, Jack Moir 230, Harry Giardin 229, Russ Rush 214, Toni Barr 202, Peter DenOtter 202. Senior Citizens - Jim Burt 306- 787, Frank DeBlock 237, Charlie Grieve 227, Harry Noels 221, Der- win Beatson 208, Marion Noels 203, Ilelen McDonald 190, Flor- ence -McRohert 178, Lillus Slat - worthy 178. Wednesday Y:B.C. - Wendy Hick-, son 175, Brad Goddard 159, Sara - Lynn Dauncey 154, Jason Daubs 144, Jeremy .Langendyk 135, Rob- ert Densmore 132, Chris Goddard 123, Susan Bryan 122. C.A.W. Local 1620, Wayne Wilson 229-713, Jim Smith 242- 685, Garry Gibson 239-654, Rob Riley 280-650, Cheryl Smith 225- 643, Mike Neil 247-615, Basil Short 297-612, Deb Holt 243. - Wednesday Mixed - Gary Dunlop 286-803, Larry MacGregor 260- 678, Bob Pipe 258-638. Steve is • ;.a t. `.:t J•'' " r` :h •,.t r_" Car i• .)ffera 1114,1 Status of Women Canada •a • -•• (.-Y . 1-, �,� ; a' e and ,`., Condition feminine Canada • ? • ...ease of the Child Ca' c r •pensc Deduction '' ,inn 52.000 to :4.000 for hrldren so, and under, or w th spar al needs. • •"e Dhase n of a 5200 supple the Chad Ta* Credit hi. dren Si•. and ur,der As N;n,stcr Responsible the Statin, of Women. 1 ••' ..?i_1 tr`- learn h(,A• yotu . •,urea. _ , an bene'it `• rhe Chid Care Srratc y-:. ;). r. tr' In nor Barbara McDougall, Minister Responsible for the Status of Women, House of Commons Ottawa, Ontario KIA 0A6 Canada Thomas 331-634, Bill Cornclissen 262-632, Pat Ryan 226-620, Pat Jones 230, Tom Dobinson'228. Thursday Men - Brian Ankers 335-786, Ray Bands 281-750, Pat Holland 285-746, David Smith 269-734, Bob Smith 266-719,. Doug Lee 261-711, Ross McRo- berts 258-710, Barry Hcaman 269- 704, Don Watt 280-682, Carlyle Thompson 264-678, Colin Brewer 270-672. Friday Y.B.C.. - Rob Hillis 195, Des Rodgers 145, Brian Munro 142, Steven Smith 150, Tabatha Smith 135, Janine Dickey 137. Firday Mixed -AI Robichcau 322-752, Wayne Smith 285-720, Jim Burt 263-689, Dave Smith 250-655, Harold Smith 238-655, Winnic Robichcau 229-637, Mur- ray Corless 251-627, Darlene Fev- cry 257-622, Dan Rodgers 255- 609. • • Ladics Inter -Town - Lucan #2 - 7 pts., Goderich 23 pts. - Dcb Pearce 296-686, Liz Dale 286-665, Sue - Johnston 264-644; Lucan #1 - 15 pts., Zurich 15 pts., - Marg Young 275-630; Helen Hardy 235-620. Men's Inter -Town - Lucan 12.1/2 pts., - Goderich 35 1/2 pts. - Don Watt 302-1380, Wayne Smith:325- 1198. Sunday Y.B.C. - John Miller 223, Steve Cobleigh 222, Tabatha Perry 220, Lillie Buckareff 189, Angela Perry 179, Shane Munro 173. Spnday Mixed - Glena Tripp 248- 690, Cheryl Smith 257-681, Linda Webber 270-678, Ron Mason 253- 689, Jim Smith 241-662, Gary Dunlop 285-655, Geo. Wilson 244- 615, Sharon Gipson 256, Lloyd Rimmer 235. Crediton by Mrs. Stan Preszcator The sermon topic at Zion United Church was taken from Matthew 27: 1-10 titled "The Clatter of Coins". Choir practice will be Wednesday evening at 8:00 p.m. in the Sunday School rooms. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd E. Regcle, RR 1 Princeton, Mr. and Mrs. Nor- man Hublcy, Scaforth, and Mrs. and Mrs. Stan Preszcator spent Sunday supper with Mr. and Mrs. Harold McCallum, RR 1 Walton. Mrs. Hubley, our mother celebrated her birthday which will be Tuesday March 15. Mrs. Tammy Chalmers and Jo- shua, Scaforth and Miss Sheila Dal- las; Denfield, visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Stan Preszcator. Stan and I attended the wake of my cousin and neighbour, the late Ross Leeming, who passed away Monday at Scaforth Hospital and was buried Wednesday from the Ball and Faulkner funeral home in Clin- ton. Crediton and District Social Club held their fund raising dance at Hu- ron Park rec centre on Saturday March 13. Don't forget the ham supper from 5 - 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday March 16 at Crediton Community Centre. A euchre party to follow upstairs sponsored by Crediton W.I. Mrs. Jerry Dallier, Kitchener, and Mrs. John Arbo, Woodham, were Tuesday visitors with their father and.mc. Times -Advocate, March 16,1988 Page 7A of Dashwood UCW Sinasac titled his message "The • Way of the Cross of Christ" with scriptures from Romans 6:1-23, Romans 8:36, John 14:1-5. Unfair judgment and burdens in our Chris- tian life are a cross we must bear. We arc being watched by the world to see how we live our lives, e.g. proudly, humbly, lovingly, sin- . free or evil, lustful. As Christians we need to stand firm for Jesus Christ without wavering. We must. let our old. lifestyle die and -live righteous lives. Satan cannot attack us, as Chris- tians, because "Greater is He that livcth in me than Ilc that livcth in the world". Special speaker • Mr. Keith Rowntree, secretary of Zone eight will be guest speaker for the Dashwood Good Compan- ions senior citizens meeting Mon- day, March 21 at 2 p.m. Bring a friend. -Personals Bill and Nancy Becker and Joe and Nancy Becker returned from one week vacation in Florida where they stayed at the Contemporay Hotel in Disneyworld. Sunday March 13 at the Zion Lutheran Church the ceremony of baptism was performed on Vanessa Lynn Van Wieren daughter of Ken and Karcn Van Wieren, Hensall. Godparents arc Tammy Lynn Kel= ler and Pat Olson. 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