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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1989-10-25, Page 15Anniversary at Goshen By Joan Beierling VARNA - Goshen Church was filled to capacity on Sunday, Octo- ber 22, for the Anniversary Ser- vice. Rev. Sam Parker welcomed everyone and led in the Call to Worship. Scripture lessons were read by the guest speaker, Robert Elliot. Everyone enjoyed the beautiful music from the "Black Sheep", an octet of ladies from the Seaforth Harmony Hilites. They sang "This Little Light of Mine" and "How Great Thou Art". When the children's song and sharing and prayer time was over the children went downstairs where puppeteer Marian Douceue from Clinton had a program for them. The "Black Sheep" ministered once again with "Thank you Dear Lord" and "The Lord's Prayer". Elliot's sermon was titled "Have You Put Your Hand to the Plow?" While the offering was received the Goshen Choir sang a medley "Learning to Lean." Rev. Sam Parker thanked Mr. El- liot, the "Black Sheep," Miss Dou- cette, and the choir for sharing their gifts with everyone.' Coming events Wednesday, October 25 is Gosh - en's Hot Turkey Dinner. Panthers lose at Parkhill PARKHILL - The Exeter Novice Panthers lost their first game of the year 5-3 in Parkhill Sunday. Exeter fell behind 2-0 after one period of play, which made the dif- ference in the game, Exeter got on the band late in the second period when Michael Wilhelm scored an unassisted goal. The locals then got third period goals from Tony Ea- gleson from Caleb Johns and Craig Overholt and Matt Szabo from Wilhelm. Adam Kelders had a hat trick for the winners. Mark Bilinsky had a good game for Exeter, making his debut in goal. Lucan bowling * scores LUCAN - Results of the Lu - can Bowling Lanes October 16 to October 22. MONDAY LADIES Luanne Herbert - 295, 296, 232- 823, Deb Thompson 286-791, Audrey Watt 271-725, Jan Vanderploeg 295- 666, Joan Finkbeiner 245-657, Lynne Farquhar 239-655, Diane Williams 246-650, Lynn Smith 253-627, Helen Rogers 234-606, Lorraine Mosurin- John 262, Kae Haskeit 239, Marilyn Lightfoot 230, Marj Green 224, Joan Scott 221. TUESDAY Y.B.C. Wendy Jansen 213, Lynn Cowdrey 188, Erica Wilcox 176, Denise Cowdrey 170, Tammy Graham 154, Michael Yeo 154, Matthew Dow 145. COLLEEN'S Deb Scarborough" 275-653, Liz Dale 225-650, Sheila Hodgins 256- t u2, Thelma Hodgins 258, Edith Yeo 230, Shirl-v Rees 215, Judy Jaques. 215, Alice Hodgins 212. SENIOR CITIZENS Jim Burt 283-648, Pat Davis 207- 603, Marion Noels 241, Harry Noels 217, Len Smith 216, Mary Scott 205, Edie Burt 185, Derwin Beatson 181, Cillos Clatworthy 174. WEDNESDAY Y.B.C. Tyler Graham 149, Sara -Lynn Dauncey 139, Carmen Kelly 127, Marcus Appelman 123, Brad Ankers 100. C.A.W. Wayne Wilson 281-746, Emily McLeod 242-716, Pat O'Connor 267- 680, Pat Jones 271-678, Ross Moore 257.664, Gary Dunlop 248-655, Gary Worm 250-653, Lynn Smith 241-650, Dave Hunt 263-648, Garry Gibson 220-641, Joan Finkbeiner 247-635, Floyd Riley 250-620, Sheila Charlton 225-608. WEDNESDAY MIXED Bill Cornelicsen 294-720, Pat Ryan 254-697, Dennis Little 248-646, Bob Pipe 247-639, Steve Thomas 239-602, Scott Finlayson 234-602, Bill Bar 249, Bob Cornish 229, Ray VanGeel 228, Bill Garrett 227, Kathy Hewitt 210. THURSDAY MENS Paul Smith - 280, 231, 294-805, Jim Smith 340-77'1, Doug Lee 284-770, Brad Taylor 249-744, Colin Brewer 7RS-7?l, Jeff Allison ?IQ -730, Russ Dann 317-712, Brian Ankers 257-712, Bob Butler 261-704, Don Wait 252- 703, Earl Allison 238-693, Andy McIntyre 274-659, George Robbins 245-659, Bob Pipe 232-657, Torn McLellan 285-651, Dorn Stoddart 235-651, Fred Alliron 291. FRIDAY MIXED Paul Smith 290-749, Russ Smith 278-673, Bob Smith 269-672, Al Robi- cheau 266-651, Brenda Smith 234- Smith 262-642, Dan Rodgers 233.611, Len Anderson 231-601, Winnie Robi- cheau 262, Marlyn Smith 236. LADIES INTER -TOWN Luton • 17 pts.; Zurich #2 - 13 pis Glena Tripp 241-612, Lorna Ellyatt 244. SUNDAY Y.B.C. Peter Gibson 779.656, Chris Smith 236-652, Mark Hickson 267, Paul Smith 235, Lori Ilodgins 200, David Wilcox 196, Brent Gibson 179, Steph- anie Sandison 171. SUNDAY MIXED Gary Dunlop 288-742, Jim Smith 298.729, Marie Jaques 331-703, Ka- thy Macon 236.648, Peter Gibson 246-646, Cheryl Smith 235-642, Don Morgan 245-635, Ron Mason 247- 629, Larry Atkins 237.618, Ron Leyes 285-604, Lloyd Rimmer 253. MEDWAY Cal Carmichael 218.644, Peter DenOtter 228.634, Bob Jeffrey 222, Doreen Kernohan 213, Dave Smith 209, Mary llendrikcen 206, Donna Jeffrey 204. Thursday, October 26 the Youth Group meet at Huron Centennial School at 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. fora fun night of games. Sunday, October 29 guest minis- ter Rev. Gordon Kurtz will be preaching in Varna and Goshen as Rev. Sam will be preaching at Ta - N istock U.C.'s anniversary. Varna 4-H clubs On October 16 the Varna 4-H Club had their third meeting. They talked about Making It Snappy and planning a meal. Make meals look good by adding a little more colour and how long will it take to cook. They did a quiz, then watched a movie on Fast Food. They made a meal that consisted of Vegetable Chowder, Bunwich, . Grape Sprit- zers and Butterscotch Sundaes. All enjoyed it. Next meeting 4 is at Cheryl Tal- bot's house on October' 23 at 7 p.m. The fourth meeting of the Home and Safety was held on October 18 at Sandra Turner's. The roll call was answered with "Give an example of an item containing the drug caf- feine. The answer was coffee. The meeting was on Drug Use and Abuse. The next meeting will be held on October 25, at 6 p.m. at Sandra Turner's. New Year plans Looking forward to ringing the New Year 1990 in!! The Stanley Township Rec Committee had a meeting on October 17 to get plans underway for their annual New Year's Eve Dance being held Sun- day, December 31. Music by Jasper and tickets are $25 per couple in- cluding lunch. ' Times -Advocate, October 25, 1989 P : • : 15 Winning fire posters - The grade 5-6 class at Grand Bend Public School made fire safety posters for fire prevention week last week and the three pictured here were chosen as the best in the class. Grand Bend firemen Prosper Van Bruane, left and Larry Taylor, right, present the trophies to the winners, Tra- cy Turnbull, Kim Hardy and Jake Mor_ an. FURNITURE Enjoy the lowest prices ever at our spectacular FURNITURE SALE! HURRY IN NOW Fine Furniture., Flooring and Window Fashions 467 Main Street, Exeter, Ont. 235-0173 • 1 XIII