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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1993-03-03, Page 9Times -Advocate, March 3, 1993 Pogo a The Bldduiph Centtrl_6c1 ool senior boys basketball team fin/shed up their season with a win- ning record, claiming five tournament championships. In front, from left, are Jason Daubbs, Kevin Boshart, and Aaron Patterson. In the middle row, from left, are Lee Cosens, Chad Greenlee, Ryan Carroll, and Chad Morrison. At back are Dan Maguire, Corey Smith, Ryan Dukeshire, Terry Peperides, David Hickson, and coach Larry Demay. Exeter 11 4-H Nifty Needlers practice cross-stitching EXETER - The Exeter 11 Sdtch- ery Club has finally decided on a name, and will henceforth be known as the Nifty Needlers. Meeting four was spent at the Ne - Dining for Seniors well attended ZURICH - The Ash Wednesday dining for seniors was well attend- ed Wednesday, February 24 with a fish and chicken dinner. Tammy Antaya welcomed everyone and in- formed the diners of upcoming events. The 50/50 draw was won by Lee Regier. Happy 43rd Anniversary was sung for Lee and Rose Regier, and also Happy Birthday for Tammy Antaya. A poem for Antaya was read by Genie who also presented her with a gift on behalf of the Sen- ior Diners. How Great Thou An, Amazing Grace and The Old Rugged Cross were sung with Phyllis Deichert as pianist. This was followed with a successful Penny Sale. thencou residence. The roll call was brainstorming for achievement pro- gram ideas. The remainder of the meeting was spent in intense cross- stitching with very few problems. The goal for next week fs to Milk_ the second project and begin Oder third and final project. Next meeting is February 29, at Nethercou's. ■ Annual bingo is huge success 'By Carmel Sweeney ZURICH - Once again the annual Bingo held to -raise money for Bro Bob Minleholtz in India was a big success. The event took place at the Zu- rich Community Centre Sunday af- ternoon with a good turnout. Once again Don Beauchamp do- nated his time to call out the num- bers w the nearly 150 people at- tending. There were several lucky winners for the regular .games while Share the Wealth winners were Mark Re- gier and Therese Stark both of Zu- rich getting $37 each while the S100 jackpot went to Cindy Dixon of Crediton. A social hour followed after- wAttts with teoffeeijuice land cook- ies. Day of Prayer Don't forget to attend the Wddd Day of Prayer this Friday, March 5 in Zurich at the United Church which begins at 2 p.m. Everyone is welcome. Due w storm conditions last week the pancake supper at the' Lu- theran church was postponed to Sunday, February 28. The St. Boni- face Youth Group held their outing in London this past Sunday and went rollerblading at the Western Fair Complex. Personals Marcia Memer of California re- turned home on Saturday after spending the past two weeks visit- ing with her sister Deb O'Hagan, Centralia and attended the funeral of their mother, Elaine Meurer on February 19. Garry and Brenda Koehler, Hen- sall and friends recently returned home from a nice week's holiday in Mexico. Congratulations to Gordie Lav- ery, Zurich, on winning $1,000 at the bingo last Thursday night. Heather Consitt (a student of the University of Guelph) spent read- ing week with her parents John and Helen Consiu and brothers. My we offer our sincere sympa- thy to Juliette Denomme and her family on the sudden death of her son (Blackie Denomme) in Kitch- ener this,piast week. Best Wishes vety-recov- ery are extended to Veronica Hart- man in hospital and also to Percy :Bedard in St. Joseph's Hospital in London and to Louis Denomme, now home from hospital. Special birthday wishes to out to our daughter Renee Sweeney on her 16th birthday March 7 and to Joe Kende Sr. of the Rest Home on February 25. A family dinner was held in Ken- da's honour last Saturday at the home of his son, Joe and Marilyn Kenda Jr. with his wife Maria also attending. Don and Alice Masse along with Mike and Wendy Masse and two boys returned home last Thursday after spending a fun week in Orlan- do, Florida. They enjoyed going to many places such as Disney World and Universal Studies. The kids also liked their fust plane ride. Quilting bee St. Peter's Lutheran Church ladies will be having their annual Quilting Bee work-a-thon, in their fellow- ship hall on Tuesday, March 9 at 9:00 a.m. A potluck supper will fol- low. Fair board The Zurich Agricultural Society will be holding their Fair Board meeting at the township Hall on Monday, March 8 beginning at 8 p.m. New and old members are wel- come. Concert The students of St. Boniface School will be holding a musical spring concert en Monday, March 8 at 1:30 and 7:30 pan. then again on Tuesday, March 9 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets for afternoon show are $1 and evening performances will be $2. Phone the school for advance seats. 441 The fust 4-H meeting will be held at the home of Sylvia Neeb on Monday, March 15 from 7-9 p.m. The new topic is "Animal Friends". Phone, her if interested in joining at 236-4042 or call Margaret Deichert Centralia WM get physical CENTRALIA - March is Physi- cal and Spiritual Fitness month for Women's Ministries. To get us started physically; snow shoeing Saturday morning got the legs lim- bered up and Sunday afternoon the legs again got a work out as it was outdoor family skating. Each Sun- day afternoon in March, weather permitting, there will be outdoor family skating meeting at Kevin and Sharon Parker's at 2:15. Com- ing up: March 15 - 6:00 p.m. a 4 mile penny walk beginning at Ca- nadian Tire. Everyone invited to join us! + Saturday .night voUeybliij turned into a "crazy" game of floor hock- ey. Gratefully, regular volleyball GB Golden Agers host euchre 'GRAND BENI) - The (hand Bend Golden Agers hosted another euchre last Wednesday evening at the Legion with five tables in play. Winners are as follows: Ladies high Ada Dietrich, ladies low Jean Dann, men's high Tom Curter, men's low won by Nola Love play- ing a man's card. Ladies most lone hands - Cathy Junker, men's most lone hands - Harold Finkbeiner. The Goldep Ages next euchre will be March 10 at the Legion. Time 7:30 pin. - will return this Friday night. The first Sunday of our Bible Search Contest appears to have the girls taking the lead. Chris Parker and Becky Coward tied for funding the scripture and although the exact count of Bibles were not an- nounced, the girls looked to have the boys oetnumbered. Let's go guys! Rev. Stanley Hammond brought a very encouraging message on Sunday morning. It is always a pleasure to have Rev. Stanley join us. And once again, we enjoyed hearing the Kingsway Quartet Sun- day night as they provided excel- lent Gospel music. The Youth Group and the Faith Walkers will be going to Youth for Christ in Brucefield on Saturday ,night. Pick up at Theo's or church _.Aat3;15and Canadian Tire at 7:30. `Please let Jamie Parker know if you're going so enough transports - :lion can be arranged. Go Faith Walkers!! 5�a119e'7!/iseo 4�iolo1#w/dif "Capturing memories on film" Wedding & Portrait Photography 249 Andrew S. Exeter 235.1298 March 20,, 1993 You're invited to our GRAND OPENING 236-4130. Mother's Time The next "Mother's Time" get to- gether at the Lutheran Church fel- lowship hall will be held on Wednesday, March 10 from 9:15 am. -11:15 a.m. The speaker will be Don Keillor on discipline for 6- 12 year olds. All moms are wel- come. Scouts It was nice to see some boy scouts and leaders in their uniforms with flags at St. Boniface church on Sunday as they were celebrating Lord Baden Powell's birthday. He was founder of the group. Golden Agers The Golden Agers will be hold- ing their next meeting at the Hay township Hall on Monday, March 8 at 2 p.m. Everyone is welcome. 1/2 Price Days = Thursdays and Fridays all through March Everything at one half marked price. Gently used clothing at NOAH'S ARK Located behind Selah Bookstore, Main Street in Exeter Come in early to get the best bargains for your money! Open Mon. to Sat. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Fridays till 8 p.m. Free clothing available to needy families. Donations of good clean clothing also gladly received A community outreach ministry of Exeter Pentecostal Tabernacle THE HURON INDUSTRIAL TRAINING ADVISORY COMMITTEE presents TRAIN THE TRAINER A Hands-on Training Session for On -The -Job Trainers TininesswilHeem-HOW ADULTS LEARN: HOW TO MOTIVATE; HOW TODEVELOP STANDARDS; HOW TO ANALYZE A TASK SO IT:OANNAUGHT. HOW TO CREATE LESSON PLANS; HOW TO .UUSE'1NSTANT, 0N-THEtSPOT" TECHNIQUES; HOW TO USE FLIP .CHARTS: AND MUCH MORE. Program Dates March 23rd, 24th, 25th, 1993 Program Times 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Program Location Centralia .College of Agriculture, Huron Pads Cost: $50.00 per applicant - Entry deadline for applications is March 12th, 1993 For applications, please call the HITAC office at 524-7722 i BE ENERGY.SMART... CHOOSE NATURAL GAS Make the smart choice with a natural gas fireplace. P • About 160 an hour to operate. • Starts up with the flip of a switch. • No wood to buy, haul, store or chop. • No ashes to clean up or flying sparks to worry about. • Natural gas is cleaner burning than wood, so it's kinder to the environment. • Can be installed in almost any room in your house. NO PAYMENTS FOR 120 DAYS! McLeans Country earth UNIUh laL' Terrace FIREPLAC} 110 Main st., DEALER - R.R. 2 London Exeter , % (Richmond St. N. at Birr) 235-0800 666-0382 Gall a Wm* Won Gas Fireplace Dealer todayl Spring is just around the corner and so is Patricia's Country, Cuts and Style Shape up your"hair - T Behind the Post Office, Huron Park it Call 228-6931 ■ Annual bingo is huge success 'By Carmel Sweeney ZURICH - Once again the annual Bingo held to -raise money for Bro Bob Minleholtz in India was a big success. The event took place at the Zu- rich Community Centre Sunday af- ternoon with a good turnout. Once again Don Beauchamp do- nated his time to call out the num- bers w the nearly 150 people at- tending. There were several lucky winners for the regular .games while Share the Wealth winners were Mark Re- gier and Therese Stark both of Zu- rich getting $37 each while the S100 jackpot went to Cindy Dixon of Crediton. A social hour followed after- wAttts with teoffeeijuice land cook- ies. Day of Prayer Don't forget to attend the Wddd Day of Prayer this Friday, March 5 in Zurich at the United Church which begins at 2 p.m. Everyone is welcome. Due w storm conditions last week the pancake supper at the' Lu- theran church was postponed to Sunday, February 28. The St. Boni- face Youth Group held their outing in London this past Sunday and went rollerblading at the Western Fair Complex. Personals Marcia Memer of California re- turned home on Saturday after spending the past two weeks visit- ing with her sister Deb O'Hagan, Centralia and attended the funeral of their mother, Elaine Meurer on February 19. Garry and Brenda Koehler, Hen- sall and friends recently returned home from a nice week's holiday in Mexico. Congratulations to Gordie Lav- ery, Zurich, on winning $1,000 at the bingo last Thursday night. Heather Consitt (a student of the University of Guelph) spent read- ing week with her parents John and Helen Consiu and brothers. My we offer our sincere sympa- thy to Juliette Denomme and her family on the sudden death of her son (Blackie Denomme) in Kitch- ener this,piast week. Best Wishes vety-recov- ery are extended to Veronica Hart- man in hospital and also to Percy :Bedard in St. Joseph's Hospital in London and to Louis Denomme, now home from hospital. Special birthday wishes to out to our daughter Renee Sweeney on her 16th birthday March 7 and to Joe Kende Sr. of the Rest Home on February 25. A family dinner was held in Ken- da's honour last Saturday at the home of his son, Joe and Marilyn Kenda Jr. with his wife Maria also attending. Don and Alice Masse along with Mike and Wendy Masse and two boys returned home last Thursday after spending a fun week in Orlan- do, Florida. They enjoyed going to many places such as Disney World and Universal Studies. The kids also liked their fust plane ride. Quilting bee St. Peter's Lutheran Church ladies will be having their annual Quilting Bee work-a-thon, in their fellow- ship hall on Tuesday, March 9 at 9:00 a.m. A potluck supper will fol- low. Fair board The Zurich Agricultural Society will be holding their Fair Board meeting at the township Hall on Monday, March 8 beginning at 8 p.m. New and old members are wel- come. Concert The students of St. Boniface School will be holding a musical spring concert en Monday, March 8 at 1:30 and 7:30 pan. then again on Tuesday, March 9 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets for afternoon show are $1 and evening performances will be $2. Phone the school for advance seats. 441 The fust 4-H meeting will be held at the home of Sylvia Neeb on Monday, March 15 from 7-9 p.m. The new topic is "Animal Friends". Phone, her if interested in joining at 236-4042 or call Margaret Deichert Centralia WM get physical CENTRALIA - March is Physi- cal and Spiritual Fitness month for Women's Ministries. To get us started physically; snow shoeing Saturday morning got the legs lim- bered up and Sunday afternoon the legs again got a work out as it was outdoor family skating. Each Sun- day afternoon in March, weather permitting, there will be outdoor family skating meeting at Kevin and Sharon Parker's at 2:15. Com- ing up: March 15 - 6:00 p.m. a 4 mile penny walk beginning at Ca- nadian Tire. Everyone invited to join us! + Saturday .night voUeybliij turned into a "crazy" game of floor hock- ey. Gratefully, regular volleyball GB Golden Agers host euchre 'GRAND BENI) - The (hand Bend Golden Agers hosted another euchre last Wednesday evening at the Legion with five tables in play. Winners are as follows: Ladies high Ada Dietrich, ladies low Jean Dann, men's high Tom Curter, men's low won by Nola Love play- ing a man's card. Ladies most lone hands - Cathy Junker, men's most lone hands - Harold Finkbeiner. The Goldep Ages next euchre will be March 10 at the Legion. Time 7:30 pin. - will return this Friday night. The first Sunday of our Bible Search Contest appears to have the girls taking the lead. Chris Parker and Becky Coward tied for funding the scripture and although the exact count of Bibles were not an- nounced, the girls looked to have the boys oetnumbered. Let's go guys! Rev. Stanley Hammond brought a very encouraging message on Sunday morning. It is always a pleasure to have Rev. Stanley join us. And once again, we enjoyed hearing the Kingsway Quartet Sun- day night as they provided excel- lent Gospel music. The Youth Group and the Faith Walkers will be going to Youth for Christ in Brucefield on Saturday ,night. Pick up at Theo's or church _.Aat3;15and Canadian Tire at 7:30. `Please let Jamie Parker know if you're going so enough transports - :lion can be arranged. Go Faith Walkers!! 5�a119e'7!/iseo 4�iolo1#w/dif "Capturing memories on film" Wedding & Portrait Photography 249 Andrew S. Exeter 235.1298 March 20,, 1993 You're invited to our GRAND OPENING 236-4130. Mother's Time The next "Mother's Time" get to- gether at the Lutheran Church fel- lowship hall will be held on Wednesday, March 10 from 9:15 am. -11:15 a.m. The speaker will be Don Keillor on discipline for 6- 12 year olds. All moms are wel- come. Scouts It was nice to see some boy scouts and leaders in their uniforms with flags at St. Boniface church on Sunday as they were celebrating Lord Baden Powell's birthday. He was founder of the group. Golden Agers The Golden Agers will be hold- ing their next meeting at the Hay township Hall on Monday, March 8 at 2 p.m. Everyone is welcome. 1/2 Price Days = Thursdays and Fridays all through March Everything at one half marked price. Gently used clothing at NOAH'S ARK Located behind Selah Bookstore, Main Street in Exeter Come in early to get the best bargains for your money! Open Mon. to Sat. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Fridays till 8 p.m. Free clothing available to needy families. Donations of good clean clothing also gladly received A community outreach ministry of Exeter Pentecostal Tabernacle THE HURON INDUSTRIAL TRAINING ADVISORY COMMITTEE presents TRAIN THE TRAINER A Hands-on Training Session for On -The -Job Trainers TininesswilHeem-HOW ADULTS LEARN: HOW TO MOTIVATE; HOW TODEVELOP STANDARDS; HOW TO ANALYZE A TASK SO IT:OANNAUGHT. HOW TO CREATE LESSON PLANS; HOW TO .UUSE'1NSTANT, 0N-THEtSPOT" TECHNIQUES; HOW TO USE FLIP .CHARTS: AND MUCH MORE. Program Dates March 23rd, 24th, 25th, 1993 Program Times 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Program Location Centralia .College of Agriculture, Huron Pads Cost: $50.00 per applicant - Entry deadline for applications is March 12th, 1993 For applications, please call the HITAC office at 524-7722 i BE ENERGY.SMART... CHOOSE NATURAL GAS Make the smart choice with a natural gas fireplace. P • About 160 an hour to operate. • Starts up with the flip of a switch. • No wood to buy, haul, store or chop. • No ashes to clean up or flying sparks to worry about. • Natural gas is cleaner burning than wood, so it's kinder to the environment. • Can be installed in almost any room in your house. NO PAYMENTS FOR 120 DAYS! McLeans Country earth UNIUh laL' Terrace FIREPLAC} 110 Main st., DEALER - R.R. 2 London Exeter , % (Richmond St. N. at Birr) 235-0800 666-0382 Gall a Wm* Won Gas Fireplace Dealer todayl