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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1992-04-29, Page 21Times -Advocate, April 29, 1992 Page 21 Exeter Hawks present 1992 hockey awards Shown receiving their awards at Saturday evening's Exeter Hawks Development League ban- quet are, back row: Nathan Blight, Most Improved (left); John Bell, Best Defenseman; Mark Reid, Best Defensive Forward; John O'Hara, Best Defensive Forward; and Ray Cousineau, Scor- ing Champion. Front row: Steve Vandenberk (left), Most Gentlemanlike Player and Al Blom- maert, Team Leadership. The Exeter Hawks put the wraps on a fine Development League season Saturday evening with their annual awards banquet held at the Masonic Lodge Hall. Shown here are: Dave Dalrymple (left), Hawk Award; Larry Lewis, Bill Heywood Memorial Award for the Best Defensive Defense - man; Shayne Robinson, Playoff MVP; Ray Cousineau, Rookie of the Year and Scott Schiedel, Most Valuable Player for the Regular Season. Missing was Shawn Chipchase who was also Rookie of the Year. Arrangements made for CWL members to attend Diocesan Convention By Roberta Walker GRAND BEND - The Catholic Women's League of Immaculate Heart of Mary parish met on April 21 in the Alhambra Hall with 22 members in attendance. Final arrangements were made for members attending the Dioce- san Convention in Sarnia at the Canterbury Inn. It was agreed to fully fund costs for both delegates and to pay 50 percent for any oth- ers who attend. The annual Provin- cial CWL Convention will be held from July 7-9 in Waterloo, Ontario. An invitation was received to a Ser- endipity Workshop (How to get and keep members; Leadership Training) on Saturday, May 23 at Regina Mundi in London from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Rev. Joe Hardy will Huron Country Playhouse Guild meets By Roberta Walker GRAND BEND - The Huron Country Playhouse Guild held their annual Membership Meeting at the Oakwood Inn Convention Centre on Wednesday, April 22. Over 70 ladies attended the luncheon meet- ing, chaired by Shirley Platt. Guests and new members were welcomed, and membership drair- man Dee Thurston reminded every- one that membership fees were due and name tags could be ordered. The Build has obtained a charitable number, and tax receipts can now be issued. Project Chairman Shirley McIn- tyre gave an update of the -projected projects for the summer of 1992. A second hand refrigerator has been donated by Drysdale's in Hensall, for the kitchen to be set up in the farmhouse at the Playhouse. This is a great asset for the food catering service offered in the summer. Each of the committee chairs gave a report: 1. Jean Clapperton - Play Reading and Research; 2. Gift Baskets - Madelaine Arnsby; 3. Flower Planting - Melba Landstrom and Anne Didier; 4. Clerical - Ka- thy Campbell; 5. Catering - Betty ' Williamson; 6. Store Sales Staff - Mary Andrews; 7. Marathon Bridge - Marlene Brenner, 8. Fash- ion Show - Frances F 'ler Jr.; 9. Parade on June 20 - R 'toldicc; 10. Art Show and Sate; .at Ven - ton. .Over $1,600 was raised at the 'Mangos held during April; many thanks to all members who helped in this project fund raiser. The May meeting will feature background music played ,from this season's musicals, with guest apealcer, Bill Heinsohn, who will ;reflect on the early days of the playhouse. Jean Clapperton 'will have the June pro- gram, from play- =ding -and re- search. {T3te July smutting will be held on the fourth Thursday, with a Potluck luncheon to be held at the Playhouse. I'VE HAD, IT UP TO HERE WITH THOSE BRAZILIANS! Cutting down trees, pushing Fupsthecarbon dio ddeaevel-in the atmosphere, increasing global temperatures. Why won't they listen? I wonder if they'd like;* pay my April heating bill? BAILEY'S OF HENSALL LTD. FURNACES - HEAT PUMPS G 'TRAL AIR CONDrfIONING Highway 14 North 262-2020 Hensall 262-2626 Your Home Comfort People we a. 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St. Peter's Seminary. All par- ishes A.were :asked -to take part in "Land Sunday" ton April 26 on ix - half ofall farmers, :oarganized by!the bishops and the Catholic Rural Life Conference. . There will belwoBake:and Veg- etable Sales this summer, on July 19 and August 16, but no Bazaar The quilt draw, . with a beautiful hand crafted quilt and two pillows; a collectable doll and a dried flower arrangement, will be held on Au- gust 30. The special CWL Mass for Our Lady of Good Council will be held on May.10 at 11 a.m. with all members invited to attend. were served, Roberta Walker intro- duced guest speaker Eva Karchava, Russian exchange student. She pre- sented a slide show of St. Peters - Shuffleboard Hensall Resolutions were read and voted April 21 on, to bc:givotiio the_del to_ —Gerrie Moir the Diocesan Convention in Sarnia. Jim Davis Helpers are needed to.spri:ng clean Dave Woodward the church; call Annie Vactdenbry- Dave Kyle gaart. 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