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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1992-01-29, Page 8r>r Page b _ 1,(4111MM. !!02 Brandon Jowls (left) and Fain Bowlers were just two of over thirty students taking part in karate lessons in Credi- ton Monday night. The club is operated by Ron Bowers. 'rile New 33" Mini Dish Satellite TV System onl' s119 5°° FREE Dentonstrattort in Exeter Sat., Feb. 1 - 2 p.ni. & 7 p.n. Sat. Feb. 8 - 2 p.m. & 7 p.m at the Pons Youth Centre. 125 John St. West. Exeter • The hottest and newest home entertainment and communications product of the 1990s' • Super -high resolution picture (480 lines)! • Dolby "Surround -Sound" stereo quality sound' • 80 channels now, - growing 10 250 • Sports. music. concerts. theatre. US superstatiur,-. • Live events and entertainment! Kids programming' • 200 first -run movies daily' • Will never be scrambler Lifetime Home Proauet:. Exeter (Mark Heimrieh 235-0699 • Associate dealer inquirie!, welcom€ 4 I FMTL ti Crediton United Church holds annual congregational meeting CREDJTON - in his minister's re- port to the annual congregational meeting of , Crediton United Church, Monday night, Rev. Ed is said one of the most im- portan things a church provides is a place to worship. key. Laksmanis said, `A lot of people argue that you can be a Christian without going to church and can worship God as well on a golf course or by a lake. Perhaps you can, but we rseely do. In public worship we can experience God's focused presence. It provides a con- nection vilth the best traditions of the church across centuries." After a delicious pot luck supper, antwal reports were heard and offi- cers for the next 12 months were approved as recommended by the nominating committee; ' liey are as follows: Elders - Ross Pickering, Douglas Lightfoot, Larry Ratz, Earl Neil, Wayne Ratz, Jeanette Lamport, Irene Haugh; Trustees - Lloyd Bender, Ross Pickering, Jim Fink- beiner, Doreen Lightfoot, Ervin Raiz, Alfred Smith, Eleanor Roesz- ler, John Stewart, Byron Clarke. Stewards - Douglas Lightfoot, Snowmobile poker rally at Hay Swamp HAY SWAMP - On Sunday, January 19, the Pineridge Snowmo-- bile Club held their annual "Share the Wealth" Poker Rally with 277 hands played. Snowmobilers from Michigan, Sarnia, Comma, Hunts- ville, Clinton, Walton, Seaforth, Mitchell, Si Marys, Ailsa Craig and the local area enjoyed a 35 km groomed trail through the Hay - Swamp area. Sharing in $710.00 in .prize -money, the 43 winners were: First - Four of a kind High - Diane McCarter, Exeter, Second - Four of a kind Low - Jared Petteplace, •Clinton; Third - Straight - Don Perry, Exeter, Jack Brintnell, Staf- fa; Fifth - Three of a kind - Bert Evans, Clinton, Jamie McBride, Centralia, Scott Simpson, Kirkton, Dan Rohde, Woodham, Derek Hoonaard, Centralia, Sean Christie, Staffs, Ivan Norris, Staffa, Ruth Hoist, Centralia, Donna Perry, Ex- eter, Alan Retuning, Exeter, Ron Simpson, Kirton", Anne Walper, Exeter, Sue 'Burden, Coruna, Eric Devlaeminck, Lucan; Sixth - Two Pairs - Jared Petueplace, Clinton, Ross Jewitt, Clintoub Carl Meikle, Staffa, Patty Smith, Staffs, Shawn Willert, Hensel!, Scott Simpson, Kirkton, David McCurdy, Kirkton, Sally Johns, Statile, Trace Dallas, Walton, Brad Mann, Hensen, Terry Haugh, Hen- sall, Linda Clipperton, Exeter, Su- zanne Westlake, SL Marys, Mike Koricina, Ailsa Craig, Brenda Mor- gan, Ailsa Craig, Tom Dietrich, Crediton, Maurice Haus[, Centralia, Darlene Roger, Kirkton, Jamie Haines, Exeter, Colleen Ferguson, Exeter, Gerry -McCarter, Exeter, Dave Quick, Exeter, Larry McCart- er, Hensall, Matt Glavin, Hay. The club wishes to thank all of Abe i qJs. _A special -Runoff _ Elder Ski-doo Enterprises and those who assisted at the checkpoints and marking trails. FIV POW$RFUL REASONS TO GET A MUTUAL RRSP NOW. $ YOU SAVE WITH CONFIDENCE Mutual Lse has been providing psplecUon b Canadians since 1870 Mutual bas ea 9* highest ralatfaing..Your money1al welt Mutual $ SEVERAL AYS TO MAKE YOUR MONEY GROW Choose hom effective savngs plans, proven Investment Inds and Gonpet+lve GICs $ . WE CAN .LEND YOU THE MONEY Our RRSP Loan Service evades you to take advantage of the increased corertitsion knits fa 1992 $ TRANSFER YOUR ARSE) TO MUTUAL Rate guaranteed for 60 days tot external transfers FOR EXPERT 'FINANCIAL PLANNING .AD -VICE IN_EXETER CALL GEORGE GODBOLT CREDrr'PAOTEDTION with the proper beestrUery U 1 on, your lunds are in most cases, attempt kom Seizure by creditors _ r RETIRING? 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GodboltCLU 406 Main St., Exetr.r NOM 151 Tainpitonr 235-2740 at] Tbeltitual r« Group / Tornow T#Ili i 14011 TS LIKE GEORGE 0OD90LT WE GAN CONTINUE TO PROVIDE THE PROFESSIONAL FINANCIAL •- ADVICE AND PERSONAL SERVICE OUR CLIENTS DESERVE. f wrsi.W may ti, s4.44,.r t v.,rco Y c.vo c.o.. •, a TM nw.rn Grove 4- Mike Pickering, Dianne Finkbein- er, Harry Schroeder, Wilmer Wein, Calvin Fahrner, Fred Bowers, Don- ald Finkbeincr, loop Grotentreast, Brice Hodge, treasurer Ross Haugh, Lipda Finkbeiner; Ushers - -Ross -Haugh, Dianne Finkbeiner, Allan Brand, Steve lightfoot, Mi- Chael Lightfoot, 'Itevor Ratz, Rick Hamilton, Wilmer Wein, Paul Mar- tin, Chad Pickering, Gary Skinner; Cemetery trustees - Gerald Schenk, Harry Hirtzel, Claire Schwartz, Russell Clarke, Donald Finkbeiner, .treasurer Nola Feist, —bartriiirY lemon -MOM + t; - Recording , secretary - Marry Schroeder; Presbytery lay delegate - Leila Finkbeiner; Alternate - Ross Haugh; Auditors - Dianne "Fink- beiner, Deb Hodge; Nominating committee - Dianne Finkbeinei, "Donald Finkbeirier, -Doreen Wit - foot, Bruce Hodge, Ross Haugh, Barbara Raiz. Those from the Crediton area in hospital are Jeanette Lamport at University Hospital in London and Leita Hill and Bill Yearley at South Huron in Exeter. 1 WeededINq FIowei s Jo -Anne Dinney Call us... we are the professionals lb COUNTRY FLOWERS 7pt Minn •tree.? • eretr.r' 235-2350 The next meeting of the Crediton and area 4-H clubs will be held to- night, Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Stephen Township Community Hall in Crediton. Leaders are Glen- da Wuerth and Carolyn Pritchard. Senior choir practice is -to- night, m_night, Wednesday at 8 p.m. The Explorer and C.G.I.T. groups meet next Tuesday afternoon at the church after school. Word was received this week of the death of two former Crediton residents. They are Mrs. Oren Grace, the former "Bernice iaaist and Velma Gueninger. 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