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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1992-01-15, Page 19COMM1 JN!TY • Times -Advocate, January 15, 1992 Page 19 Figure skating test day results EXETER - The following figure skaters successfully passed their figure skating Monday evening at the South Huron Recreation Centre. Preiltttary Figures: Terri Tie- mather - Passed (Both Parts, Exet- er; Vanessa Laye - Passed (Both Parts), Exeter. 1st Figure: Janette Hem - Passed (Both Parts), Exeter; 3rd Figure: Melissa Brock - Passed First Part, must retry %-' liters" = Second Part, -Exeter; 4th Figure: Mikala MacDougall - Passed (Both Parts), Exeter. Prellminary Dances Dutch Waltz: Jackie Dougall, Ex- eter; Kendra Mudge, Hensa1l; Tara Pring, Hensall; Maggi Illman, Zu- rich; Crystal Russell, Zurich; Jenna Maclntyre, Zurich. Canasta: Lindsay Knight, Hen- sall; Becky Corbeu, Hensall; Baby Blues: Jenna Darling, Exet- er; Justin Frayne, Exeter; Kimber- ley Bilinsky, Exeter; Vanessa Laye, Exeter. Junior Bronze Dances Fiesta: Sunny Dinney, Exeter; Jennifer Regier, Exeter, Carrie Re- gier, Zurich; Willow: 'Perri 13amather, Exeter; Jamie Palsa, Exeter. Senior Bronze Dances 10 Fox: Carrie Illman, • Zurich; Jennifer McNeilly, Exeter; Julie Darling, Exeter. 14 Step: Anita Wein, Exeter; Ri- anne Laye, Exeter; Melissa Tim- merrnans, Zurich. European: Jennifer Macintosh, Exeter; Marcia Denomme, Zurich. Junior Silver Dances Keats Foxtrot: Andrea Weigand, Exeter. Harris Tango:•Julie Semple, Zu• - rich; Melissa Brock, Exeter; Rocker: Shelly Miller, Zurich. Senior Silver Dances Paso: Donald Broadfoot, Exeter; Starlight: Wendi Sims, Exeter;• Blues: Mikala MacDougall, Exet- er; Wendi Sims, Exeter. Panthers volleyball By Kerry Manders Volleyball scores, January 9 Senior S:H. vs. Central 3-15,13-15,10-15 Central vs. Mitchell 15-0, 15-5, 15-4 S.H. vs. Mitchell 15-6, 13-15, 15-6 Seniors played well despite the loss. They had trouble blocking the strong Central hitters. Stacey Rader spiked well and with power. She was able to do so because of some nice sets from Stacie Spicer and Sharon Debruyn. Heather Steckle was also impressive with her spirit- ed play. • Junior S.H. vs. Central 15-r3,15-10,17-15 Central vs. Mitchell 15-11, 15-8, 15-10 S.H. vs. Mitchell 15-5, 15-5, 15-10 Senior Boys Basketball .On Saturday, January 11 the sen- ior boys travelled to Mitchell to compete in a tournament held there. In their first game the Panthers met up with a closely matched Norwell squad, losing by.a slim score of 44- 37. Mark Lynn led the team, shoot- ing for 10. The next game saw the Panthers up against a strong Elmira team. Again, the Panthers came up short, getting defeated by a score of 68-48. Ly.nn was high scorcr again, netting 14 points. . Midget Girls Volleyball O hursday, the Midget girls volleyball am hosted Stratford Central for three games. Central proved to be trouble with their strong hitting and_swrving. The Pan- thers were not playing quite up to potential, losing 11-15, 8-15, acid 2- 15. Jana Webster played strong games for the team. More work on hitting and blocking in the coming weeks should prove beneficial. Exeter UCW first meeting EXETER - New unit leader Grace Drummond opened the Janu- ary meeting of the Exeter evening UCW with a poem "A New Year, A New Day, A New Beginning". Following this she conducted a short business meeting reminding everyone of the Presbyterial meet- ing in Goderich on 20 and tie General UCW meeting on Janu- ary 27: Program leader Mary Fisher opened the worship with a reading "Good, good Time." and Eleanor Clark followed with a essay on New Year Resolutions. Gerry Bor- nath favoufed with two solos and Audrey McDonald and Bea Bow- man offered prayers. Marjorie Tuckey read Psalm 90, verses 10- 17. Fisher then introduced Dorothy Chapman who is a certified grapho- analyst. She explained how we dot our is and cross our is tells a lot about our personalities. After ana- lyzing some of the members' hand- writing Fisher presented Chapman with a gift. A delicious hot lunch was served by Laurie Shapton's group bringing the meeting to a close. Speaker at Caven EXETER - Caven Presbyterian . Church has announced the Rev. Dr. John Cameron, Moderator of the General Assembly of the -Presbyter- ian Church in Canada, will visit Ex- eter on Sunday, January 26. As part 'of his tour of south-western Ontario Dr. Cameron will preach at the 11:00 a.m. service at Caven Church, 68 Main Street South, Ex- eter. Dr. John Cameron has been thc Hensall Legion H ENSALL - Hensall Branch 468 started the year off with\ a bang. Last Wednesday. Branch 468 held its general meeting with the news that in the past six months they have donated $3,402.21 and keep- ing in step they donated 5506:00 to the Hensel) Figure Skating Club. -Theimembers agreed to have im- provements made to the barrand to have safety bars installed in thc washrooms for the handicapped. February 7 Zond C-1 Fraternal members will be holding a.euchr tournament at Branch 468 Hensel , s and on February 18 will' hold Pub- lic Speaking. There will be a Zone C-1 Con- vention held at the Hensel) Arena March 8 at.2,p.m. C , have you forgotten to Payddues? Time is running out. January 31 Is the deadline. Next meeting will be February 12, till we meet *gain. "Lest We For- get. senior pastor for 18 years at the Kirk of St. James in Charldttctown, P.E.I. Prior to that he served in Nova Scotia for 16 years. In accepting the office of Moder- ator in Jun of 1991, Dr. Cameron noted his appreciation of "the words of encouragement which have been expressed in a variety of ways, especially the assurance of prayer support." During his one year term of of- fice Dr. Cameron has travelled overseas to review the missionary and development work the Presby- terian Church in Canada docs with partner churches •in Africa and South America. He has also trav- elled extensively across Canada participating in worship services and congregational events of all kinds. The pastor of Caven Church, Rev. Mark . B. Gaskin, says he hopes "members and friends of the church will use this opportunity to meet and learn from a very knowl- edgeable and experienced pastor." A time of fellowship will follow c January 26 service. Duplicate Bridge First Mr. and Mrs. Bob Davis Edith Bowen John Brirttnell Third Helen and Lorne Kleinativar Wsdaaiday itigista,1:30p.tiot. Banter Logien Han 1, Male MacDougall • Skating Club perform evening. and Jeff Loosely of the Exeter Figure the "Blues" Senior Silver Dance Monday Soup of the day Choice of entrees *Chicken ` •Shrimp•Sole • Steak and more Chaice .of d"ssert 527 Main St., Exeter, Ontario NOM '151 EARLY VBIRD SPECIAL Stobp.m.. Everyday $1295 Reservations 235-2008 • Closed Sunday Julie Semple of the Zurich Fig- ure Skating Club performs with Scott Rachuk for her "Harris Tango" Junior Silver dance at Monday's test day in Exeter. Shuffleboard Hensel) January 7 winners High 6 garne Jim Davis Gert Eagleson Genic Moir Evelyn McBeath Alice Thiel High 5 game George Dowson Helen McKay John Pepper 485 477 415 408 379 winners 179- '116 295 Exeter - .lanuary 8 3 game winners Ross Richardson Wilma Dai is Marione Hodgert 011ie Fissery 4 game winners Ralph Leppek Eldon Heywood Iva Blair Hugh McKay 319 315 253 223 386 371 362 - 3.42 •5 game winners Pearl McKnight 456 John Pepper 1145 January 9 - 3 game winners Delmer Skinner 214 Grace Elsie 170 Estelle Chalmers 160 4 game winners Olive Tindall 386 Marjorie Hodgert 343 Rob Blair 329 -('. 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