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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1991-06-12, Page 25Times -Advocate, June 12, 1991 Page 25 K-0 - Shipka native Joe Kaak (centre) prepares to land a left after connecting with a solid right. Kaak knocked out Lansing boxer Greg Lindsay, during their bout in Lucan, Sunday. Anniversary at Elimville By Rhoda Rohde THAMES ROAD - Twenty-two people from Thames Road attended Elimville Sunday School Anniver- sary on Sunday morning. Shirley Kerslake, Elimville Sunday School Superintendent, welcomed every- one. The Sunday School choir sang two numbers. Jeff Lamond was introduced as theguest speaker. He is associated with Camp Bimini and is an Exeter minor hockey coach. • He read from Matthew 18: 1-8 and also a few verses from Luke. He spoke on five different things: co-operation, anything is possible, team work, being thankful, children of our future, and a big party. He put five articles together to repre- sent the above and he had a rocket when he was finished. Tina Taylor thanked Jeff and presented him with a gift. The offering was received by Rob Lynn, Anglea and Crystal Ho- ,iius and Erin Coward. Shirley Ker- slake led in prayer. Shirley an- nounced the Sunday School members went on a Walk-a-thon apd they rasied $159. for the Mis- sion and Service Fund which they gave to Sharon Lynn. The congregation sang the Bene- diction (Taps). The flowers in the church were placed in memory of the late Bill Snow. United Church Women Melonie Miller welcomed every- one to the June meeting of the Unit- ed Church Women. The group sang How Great Thou Art. Jo -Ann Rowe read the Scripture leeson Proverbs 31: 10-31. Melonie introduced Rev. Andy Brndjar of World Vision, London, who gave a talk and also showed a film Poverty's Woman. Bangle- desh has 110 million people and it is just the size of Newfoundland. You would have to see the pic- tures to know how bad the poverty is, and to see the starving children. Lorraine Alexander thanked Rev. Andy and presented him with a gift. The offering was received by Mary Rowclifee and ,Lorraine. Melonie gave the Offertory Prayer. Rowcliffe gave a humorous reading Don't Apologize. The group sang Let There Be Peace on Earth. Janis Richardson opened the business part of the meeting with a poem Women Build the Homes. The roll call as answered by bringing a wedding picture of someone in your family. Minutes, correspondence and other reports were received. Richardson announced the camp site retreat at Camp Menesetung, June 10. Final plans were discussed about the strawberry and ham supper which is June 17. Richardson also talked about the fall regional mee- ting, at Greenway September 16 or 3. The meeting closed with the singing This Is The Day and Rich- ardson pronounced the U.C.W. benediction. Sunday, June 16, Communion services at both churches at the regular hours. The June coffee morning will be held Sunday, June 23. Those peo- ple responsible for the coffee moming please look after it on this date. Elimville Cemetery Decoration Day Service will be July 7 at 10 a.m. (Joint Worship service). Personals Congratulations to Ross and Kathleen Hodgert on the birth of their grand daughter, Christine Eri- ca, a daughter for Eric and Diane Ellis. Rev. Teddy Smits of Kitch4ner called on Bill and Rhoda Rohde on Saturday. The sympahty of the community is extended to Alice May and her family in the passing of her brother Leonard Pfaff. Legion Auxiliary general meeting EXETER - The Exeter Legion la- dies dart team of Irene Jackson, Es- ther Hillman, Ellen Knight and Anna Romaniuk, will be advancing to the provincial finals in Belleville on June 22. This announcement was made at the Exeter Legion Auxiliary meet- ing on May 27. Esther Hillman and Barbara Hearn also attended the district sports meeting in Owen Sound, but next year's meeting is slated for Ex- eter on May 31, 1992. The Auxiliary are making $100 Exeter Golf Club Ladies Night Low Ne* Low Net Low Net Low Net Low gross June 5 A Flight Ann Prout 37 B Flight Sheila Reabum 35 C Flight Ina Browning 38 D Flight Ola Batten 30 Peggy Roth 56 Jean Crerar 56 Low Putts Jean Crerar 18 21 ladies were present. Sponsored by: Cathy Batten (Avon) donations to each of the following charities: the Cancer Society, the Salvation Army, the Lung Associa- tion, Azheimers Society, the Steph- anie Skinner W^ikathon (in wh, h Auxiliary mer Ernee Robii. son and Cath) f partici ated), the Liver Foundation, and Chil- dren's Aid. The Legion are also do- nating prizes for the Exeter Fall Fair. The Auxiliary will be celebrating their 40th anniversary this October 26 and plans are under way for the celebration. The Auxilary also elected their new 1991-92 executive at the meet- ing, who are as follows: president Marilyn Riley, first vice-president Shirley Pole, second vice-president Margaret Foster, past president Ca- thy Pfaff, secretary Dorothy Pfaff, treasurer Anne Lawson, with June Borland, Barbara Hearn, Irene Jackson, Ernee Robinson, and Grace Farquhar on the executive committee. Sergeant at arms will be Betty Bowerman. Exeter Villa Mock Disaster Exercise Thurs., June 20 Between the hours of 3 p.m. and 11 p.m. Stag for Dave Kints Sat., June 22 9-1 $7.00 buffet included For information call 235-2366 Buck & Doe for Tracy iredale & Tom Humphreys Jr. Sat.. June 22 For information call 235-2373 or 262-3549 The Medway Alumni Association presents "A RoundUp" Sat., June 22 • 7:30 p.m. Ilderton Arena Call Medway High school for Reunion Tickets 660-8418 Filslt and Seafood Restaurant CO-ED SLOW - PITCH TOURNAMENT June 21, 22, 23 In Dashwood Teams needed $1150.00 in prize money Call 238-5802 for more information Just for Dad Free dessert and coffee with dinner entre flours: Closed Mondays. Open: Tues. - Fri. 12 noon - 8 p.m. Sat. and Sun. 8 a.m. - 8 pm. Dine In or Take out 238-2025 63 River Road Grand Bend Exeter Legion Ladies Auxiliary BINGO Thurs., June 13 7:30 p.m. 10 Regular Games 5 Specials 1 Share the Wealth Jackpot $650 Lie. #681098 Huron County Family Planning Services Invites you to attend FAMILY PLANNING CL 'Nip Clinic Open 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. Every Tuesday HURON COUNTY HEALTH UNIT ANNE ST., EXETER For information Call 235-1014 Weekdays or Tuesday Evenings. Everyone welcome SII1111' Special guest - Mary Long designer and teacher Leam how to design and create wearable art Jewel- lery, decalled jean jackets, t shirts, sneakers, etc, at THE LUCAN INN Thurs. June 20 Smorgasbord 6:30-7:30 Art Workshop 7:30 - 9:30 Displays and door prizes Tickets $10.95 advance $11.95 at the door For more information call 227-045 coRadvirm'S064) � HURIAON COUNTRY PYHOUSE THEATRE IN THE COUNTRY 20TH ANNIVERSARY tH wizA, • Main Street and Wellington, Exeter We now offer FREE Delivery within Exeter Town Limits By L. Frank Baum Adapted by John Kane Music and Lyrics from the MGM motion picture by Harold Arlen and E.Y. Harburg June 18 - July 6 Sponsored by Big _ V Dru• Stores CWL plans celebration LUCAN - The CWL of Si Pat- rick's Church will be celebrating their 40th Anniversary on June 19 with a dinner at St. Patrick's school. commencing at 7 p.m. Anyone who has been an Execu- tive member of our League over the past 40 years is cordially invited to join us for this occasion. Twenty- five year pins will be presented to all eligible members. Guest speaker for the evening will be Sheila Howard who has been a member on the National Ex- ecutive. Lucan Seniors meet LUCAN - Dean Gibson, presi- dent of the Lucan Seniors, wel- comed the members and opened the meeting on Thursday, June 6. He wished six members a happy birthday: Audrey Hodgins, Dean Gibson, Greta Gibson, Ethel Crouch, Adrian Bax and Mary Da- vis. •.The Lucan Seniors bus trip is scheduled for June 13, and mem- bers will meet the bus at Darlings WifilifWVWWWWRif DANCE HALL 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Fri. June 14 Singles Dana Nitewatch Jazz Comes to the Country! Jazz vocalist Denise Palley John Noubarian, piano - Jim Stiel, bass, -Johnnny Bond, drums, June 23, 2 p.m. In Playhouse II Tickets: $5.00 per show. $20.00 for the series of 5 concerts Month of June Specials 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 Valuable Coupon Large Pizza Just clip this coupon and bring it in to Grammie's Pizza Plus and you will receive 2 Free Cans of Pop with any Targe size pizza 1 Coupon has no cash value Limit ONE coupon per order. Not valid in conjunction with other offers Valuable Coupon 1 1 1 1 1 I Sat., June 15 Country Versatiles Mr. Dressup Sunday, June 30 1 p.m. & 3 p.m. Live on our stagel As seen on CBC TV for the past 26 years. Mr. Dressup with Jim Parker. Bring the kids for Casey and Finnegan's Farewell tour Tickets $7.50 We deliver Exeter and Area Offer expires June 30. 235-3038 Phone for reservations or a free brochure (519) 238-8451 RR 1 Grand Bend 016-144 Hours of Operation Monday - Thursday 11:00 a.m. - 11:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday 11:00 a.m. - 1:30 a.m. Sunday 4:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. VISA at 8:15 a.m. and the arena at 8:30 a.m. Jean Miller gave the financial re- Pons - The meeting adjourned for eu- chre and crafts. Winners were: La- dies High, Helen MacDonald; Lone hands, Marian Noels; Low, Wilma Hesse': Mens High, Murray Carter; Lone Hands, Edmund Armstrong; Low, Chris Hesse'. Craft prize went to Kay Armstrong. Queensway gets ready for the Strawberry Social HENSALL - In cooperation with the great weather, small groups of 10 residents at a time will be enjoying barbecues each Friday at Queensway 'during the summer months. Rev. DeGraw of Faith Taberna- cle, Centralia led worship service Tuesday. Wednesday night is now movie night at Queensway, a change from Thursday evening which it has been for the past four years. This Wednesday, everyone laughed their way through "Three Men and a Little Lady". We would like to encourage those of you who have not yet pur- 349.2678 'MOW VilS$W MR NM 200 WINGS 100 SHRIMP Sun.-Thurs. 9 p.m. to 12 ti at the bar ti chased your Strawberry Social tick- et to do so soon. If you call, we will reserve a ticket for you. This is for the very worthwhile cause of Alz- heimer's research. The Ontario Nursing Home Association has been supporting this cause since 1984 with various fund raising events planned for seniors month in June. Coming events - June 19 - 6 to 8 p.m. Strawberry Social tickets $2.50, entertainment Mbzart Deli - nes and band; June 27 - 7 p.m. Binhday party entertainment Marie FTynn and step dancers; June 30 - 2:30 ball game Exeter Villa versus Queensway. Lucan Community Bingo Wednesday, June 12 Bingo starts 7:30 Regular Games Increased Prizes Father's Day is June 14, 15, 16 • when Dad buys a full rack of ribs, he gets it at the half rack price! Save $4.50 EVERY Mon. -Fri. 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., Bring in 3 friends for lunch, along with this ad and your lunch is FREE! $1000 Jackpot Game Remember our fabulous SUNDAY BRUNCH BUFFET only $8.95 Children $1.95 11 Total prizes $2300 Due to the licence regulations, no one under 16 allowed to play Licence 8537496