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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1988-04-13, Page 35Crime Stoppers On November 1, 1985 at ap- proximately 11:30 p.m. a Goder- ich woman left her residence in her nightgown to place the gar- bage in the trashcan at the side of her house. When she turned the corner she was confronted by a man. She tumed to run but was grabbed from behind. Both she and her attacker fell to the ground. The woman managed to fight off her attacker and get into her house and lock the door. He left running through backyards. The suspect is described as male, white, 5'8" to 5,10", 160 lbs with brown collar -length hair, wearing blue jeans and a dark waist -length jacket. If you have any information about this or any other serious crime call CRIME STOPPERS OF HURON COUNTY toll-free at 1-800-265-1777. You could earn a cash reward of up to S1,000 if your information leads to an arrest. Callers will not be asked to identify themselves nor testify in court. World widep hotographer to teach class at SHDHS John` Rowlands, a world travelled Rowlands has travelled five million photographer will be teaching a miles photographing many top stars seven -week photographic course at of television, films and music. South Huron District High He worked and travelled with El - School. vis Presley from 1972 to 1976 and The course sponsored by the toured with the Beatles in the Clinton Campus of Conestoga 1960's. With Presley he did two al - College will begin Tuesday night, bum jackets and on -the road photog- April 19 at 7 p.m. raphy along with TV promotions. The seven week course will be- Anyone wishing to sign up for gin with basic facts on the camera this course should contact Doreen and film and show how they work. Sutherland at the Clinton Campus Now a free lance photographer, of Conestoga College at 482-3458. Air Canada's "Heart of Gold" Award in partnership with your community newspaper HELP US • HELP YOU SAY "THANK YOU" to someone who goes out of his or her way to make your community a better place to live. To find out more about how you can say 'Thanks', call your local weekly newspaper. BEST IN CCAT VOLLEYBALL -Awards were presented to Brent Ki- bler, Paul Smith and Ines Jiminez as the top volleyball players at the re- cent awards night at Centralia College. Missing was Chris Rakow. BROOMBALL BEST AT CCAT - Ken Ovington, Robin Leifso and Brenda Harper were named the top individual players on the Centralia Col- lege broomball team. Missing was Marlyne Denham. South Huron District High School Invites You To OPPORTUNITY THROUGH EDUCATION WEEK APRIL 18-22 Sessions held in the rooms indicated below Monday, April 18 Tuesday, April 19 Day3 Day4 Tech Dept. Open House All Day A Photography Talk 9:00 A. Walter Rm. 214 B Conservation Til- lage 9:00 Robert Traut Library C Agro -Forestry 10:30 Andy Dixon Library Interest Survey D. Cox R. Graham D E 12:34 or 2:00 p.m. Lib. F Photo Exhibit A. Walter All Day Town Hall G Open Band Practice • Rm. 94 6:30 p.m. Tech Dept. Open House All Day 1. Make your selections by circling the appropriate letters from this schedule 2..Send this coupon to • South 1luron District High School 92 Gidley Street Exeter, Ontario NOM 1S0 Wednesday, April 20 Day 1 H Guitar Workshop 9:30 or 10:30 P. Kramer Job Interviews• and The Future of the Job Market 9:00 Laura Overholt Library l Here Today. Where Tomorrow Video & Discussion 10:30 Library K Exeter Clean-up 10:30 Library Study Skills D. Cox R. Graham L M 12:45 or 2:00 p.m. Library N Local History G. Hicks 2:30 Town Hall 0 Photo Exhibit A. Walter -All Day Town Hall Tech. Dept. Open House All Day Thursday, April 21 Day 2 P Job Interviews and The Future of The Job Market 9:00 Laura Overholt Library Here Today Where Tomorrow Video & Discussion 10:30 - Library Y Tornadoes in South West Ontario D. McClure 2:05 Lib. Tech Dept. Open House All Day CIRCLE YOUR CHOICES A EIMQU B PJ N R V C G KO S W D FILPTX Name: Friday, April 22 Day 3 - SIN: Apps. STUDENT VENTURE CAPITAL SUMMER JOBS CEIC Student Services Marg Dupee K S 9:00 10:30 Library , T U OSAP 9:30 or 10:30 Betty Martin . Library Job Applications Resumes, Cover Letters V W 12:45 or 2:00 Marg Duper X Open Choir Practice Rm. 94 3:30 p.m. Tech Dept. Open Ilouse All Day • Address: Phone # *e 4 t444 4%VAr Ar(dOe-ir /.;;/ /.e♦ 4► Now you see it. 401 � e,;, i t 4 1- 4.44 6. fillw "A41 ift.;-....31:11.‘k- _=4"AePP/40 %,41#11/14/1// Hensall teams both champs The Hensall Atoms Hockey train travelled to Durham on Monday April 4 to play against the team from Listowel for the western Onta- rio House League Grand Champion- ship and came home winners after defeating Listowel 6-3 in overtime. In the first period Listowel took an early lead with the first goal. Raymond Bicrling tied the game as- sisted by Dan Taylor. Hensall's Ncil Atchison came up with the puck and scored from the blue line assisted by Blair Moir to put Hen- sall in the lead 2-1. The end of the second period showed Listowel in the lead at 3-2. In the third period Mark Cooper scored a third shot for Hensall as- sisted by Shawn Lovell and three periods were ended with a tie. Hen- sall had a sudden spurt of energy during the ten minute overtime per- iod, scoring three goals in a matter of minutes. The first of these which ended as the winning goal was scored by Jamie Brock assisted by Ryan Imansc and Chris Taylor. The fifth goal was put in by Raymond Bicrling assisted by Chris Donahue and Blair Moir and the sixth and fi- nal goal was by Blair Moir with help from Chris Donahue and Ray Bicrling. The game ended with a 6-3 victo- ry for Hensall as grand champions. The Hensall Peewees travelled to Durham last weekendltnd also came home Champs. Hensall defeated Mildmay in a tough game with Hensall's goals scored by Derek Campbell assisted by Dennis Mount and David Stephens, Mi- chael Hayter got the winning goal with help from Kevin Mount and Greg Dalrymple. Final Score was 2-1 for Hensall. Now you don't. Get A Crayola Washable Marker With Any Purchase At Kentucky Fried Chicken Before We're All Cleaned Out. ,hl,• Marker I r 2'rC \soh am Kenlu(Fried Chi( ken purchase •• a gmen and them S •idifferent • • deal lasts until . •• ,t ne.,tl< • Kentucky FnedCiucken 227 Main St. N. Exeter 31 Ontario St. N., Grand Bend Times -Advocate, April 13, 1988 Page 19A hipkaby Mrs. Hugh Morenz This community was saddened by the death, last Wednesday, of Mil- ton Swcitzer. He was a lifelong res- ident, being born, raised and lived here all his life. Survived by his wife Eva (Comfort) Sweitzer, daughter and son-in-law, Sandra and James Campbell, and granddaugh- ters Kim and Kelly, of Exeter, two sisters Mrs. Verne Sharpe, of Park- hill, and Mrs. Nola Evans, Lamb- eth. Predeceased by a brother, Stuart Swcitzer in 1976. Funeral service was held Saturday from T. Harry Hoffman Funeral Home, with Rev. Brian Elder offi- ciating. Interment at Crediton Ce- metery. Pallbearers were six nephews, Greg Brady, Harry Comfort, James Prisciak, Paul Anger, Scott Sweit- zer and,Terry Pickering. The annual meeting of school members was held -last Wednesday night at Shipka Community Centre with 15 attending. The same officers elected last year will be staying on for this year as follows: President Bill Finkbeincr, Vice President Ross Pickering, Sec- retary Diane Finkbciner, Treasurer Bonnie Erickson. Trustees are Rus- sell Mellin, Bruce Russell and Fred Gibson. A 50-50 draw will be held again this year. Tickets are available from members this month. The draw will be held at the Shipka Community picnic to be held July 13. It was_de- cided to sponsor euchre parties again this year, beginning in November. ' Personals Alex Russell and Brent Love spent Easter weekend with Heather Love in Wawa. Harold and Lucille Vincent and Michelle spent Easter weekend in Evart, Michigan, visiting Lucille's sister's, Janet and Bruce Navarre, and Beverley and Horst Kovitzki. Jim and Lenore Orr arrived home last week after wintering in the south. Hugh and 1 visited Oscar and Lau- ra Miller, Friday evening, and en- joyed a few solo games with them. A number from this area attended the Easter Ecumenical held last Thursday night at Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church, and host- ed by the Catholic Womens League. Other churches participating were Church of God, St. John's by the Lake Anglican, Greenway and Grand Bend United Churches. Special music were solos by Mil- lie Desjardine and Roberta Walker accompanied by Paul Dietrich at or- gan. Guest speaker was Father Paul Beck. Refreshments and social time wcrc held at the Alhambra Hall. Dashwood Band seeks recruits The Dashwood Scaforth Brass Band began practice April 10 at the Scaforth Town Hall. Eighteen members wcrc present and it is hoped new members will be recruit - cd. The band director is Harry Hoff- man and musicians arc invited to contact him or Melvin Stade 237- 3254 or Bruce Cann 235-1761 for details of joining and the next prac- tice. The Dashwood Scaforth Band is enjoyed at the many parades held throughout Huron County and many surrounding counties. MAKE A DIFFERENC - querneo2 recR ACCOUNTANT -PUBLIC NORRIS, HO riUTII, 'I'AYLOR PI N I)ER & :AIcN EI LLY Chartered Accountants Main St (519) 230101 Exeter. Ontario NOM 1S0 1519) 235-0120 519-235-0345 KIME. DITCt--1FIELD ( )t' CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS GERALD W. MILLS. C.A. Managing (;frlrIcr JOSEPH F. DARLING, C.G.A. MAIN ; „E E ' E xi ' E_ o ('N' AUCTIONEERS FILSON & ROBSON THE EXPERIENCED AUCTIONEERS THAT GUARANTEE YOU MORE $$$$ Considering A Sale or Need An Appraisal 666-0833 Call Collect 666-1967 Supplying You With 30 Yrs. 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