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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1997-05-14, Page 22Dart champs Times -Advocate, May 14, 1997 The Exeter'Legion Tuesday Night Dart League was presented with awards last Tuesday. In back from left, Gay Pears Linda Webber, Dorothy Reynolds, Gloria Pear and Marie Fer- guson celebrate second place. In front -from left, Crabby Apples Mona Traquair, Brigitte DuBarry, Liz McAuslan and Rachel Sheridan celebrate third place. The Sugar Plums are 8 champs. In back, from loft, Janet Mason presents an award as Ei- leen Spurn, Anne Armstrong, Corry Price and Donna Sheridan stand by. in front, the Kum- quats are A champs. From left, Marguerite McLeod, Sherri Chappel, Bernice Shipman and Pam Edwards. - In back, from left, individual dart awards go to Rachel Sheridap, high score, Penny Par- ent, high score spare, Wanda Reynolds, most take out: games for a spare, and Liz McAus- lan, most games. Terry Heywood presents an award. Gloria Pear wins for most games. in front from !eft, Brigitte DuBarry, high take out, and Deb Moffatt, high take out for spares. Eva Trlebner wins the president's award for the most im- proved player in the league. Page 19 Tea and bazaar a big success at Blue Water Rest Home By Carmel Sweeney Zurich correspondent ZURICH - The Zurich cubs will be having their last meeting• for the season on May 1.3 at the Public School. They worked on making •a "Stone Age Mess Kit". to have ready for • their up coming Cub Camp. weekend at - Ben Miller Camp Grounds from May 23 - 25. The theme is Prehistoric Times. . The Knights of Columbus of St Boniface. Parish (along with a little help from their wives) held their annual Pancake Breakfast in' the Parish Hall after -the first mass on Mother's Day. The Ladies Auxiliary of the Blue Water Rest Home held their last meeting on May 6 with 27 mem- bers attending. A hand carved team of 50 Clydesdale Horses, by Lloyd. • Otterbein was displayed. The presi- dent.•Martha_Risi welcomed every- one. Corsages were to be pinned on the ladies for Mothers' Day. Aprons were brought in for the Tuck Shop to sell. A report was presented on the re- cent Region #3 Meeting held at the home, which was attended by -about. 50 ladies from various rest home auxiliaries. • • Members were asked to help serve refreshments and do the dishes after presentations by musi- cal groups who come to entertain the residents at various times. Also, •the group was asked to serve at the annual general meeting on June 10: The next birthday party will be Panther Profile By Bill Kline Tomorrow n ght is your last chance to dance this school - year. Tickets for The Last Dance are $4 at the door with your student card, and $5 with- out. This -week is Election Week. Running for premier are Ian Becker, Preslee Mayer, Sunny Dinney, Theresa Whilhelm, Terri Hamacher, and Jen Wilb- • ee. Running for Social Con- • vener are Bryan Jesney, Ra- chelle Beauchamp, Darryl . Romphf, Sarah Vermunt, and Vanessa Laye. Running for Athletic Council is Lori Rich- ardson. All of these positions will be voted on by the stu- dents on Thursday after cam- . paign speeches. The resuTls of the election will be broadcast at the dance tomorrow night. •: Applications for other posi- tions have been submitted and will be appointed to students. Next week, from May 20 to 24, OSAID students and South Huron District High School will be recognizing their Drug Awareness Week. Tuesday. • there will be a trike race out- side of the schooL Thursday will be sound off, send off. The community is invited to join high school students at 11 a.m. on the football field for a minute of noise to initiate awareness around the school. Friday will be the annual 'Grim Reaper Day'. Until next week...Bill Kline Davis hurt in bike accident Harley Davis suffered a broken leg and shoulder last week. By 11. Davis Saintsbury correspondent SAINTSBURY - Prayers and get well wishes go to Harley Davis af- ter an accident with his bike on Wednesday evening on his moto cross practice track at the Davis's. He returned home from Sick Chil- dren's Hospital on Saturday follow- ing an operation for a broken leg and shoulder and lots of bruises. St. Patrick's celebrated on Satur- day evening at 6:30 p.m. with an evening prayer service honoring mothers, led by the men and boys of the congregation. They celebrat- ed Mother's Day and Christian Family Weekend. Bob MacGillivray led the service from the Book of Alternative Ser- vices. Katie -Scarlett MacGillivray gave a children's focus entitled "Woven Together in the Spirit of Jesus". She took the place for cousin Har- ley Davis who was unable to be there. She closed with a prayer re- membering .Harley and great- grandmother Mary Davis. The men and boys choir sang "In My Heart There Rings a Melody." Caleb MacGillivray led the read- ing of the Psalm and Corbin Mac- Gillivray read from the New Testa- ment. Hugh Davis read the Holy Gospel. Bob MacGillivray gave a mes- sage based on the reading "Called to Be Faithful." Travis Davis and Cody Kelley presented the offering. On May 18, The Rev. Stanley Jay will be at St. Patrick's to cele- brate the Holy Eucharist on Pente- cost Sunday. St. Patrick's will celebrate their 137th church anniversary at 10:30 a.m. on June 1, with a time of fel- lowship and refreshments to follow in the Parish Hall. Suzanne DaVis, Crystal and Starr attended a Mother's Day family celebration on Sunday at Dash- wood honoring their mother and grandmother Dorothy Dietrich. Richard Dietrich of Drumhellar, Alberta was home for a visit. Many families from St. Patrick's and neighborhood honored their mothers with family get-togethers this past weekend. Ron and Margaret Carroll, mem- bers of the Heritage Committee, at- tended the "Ride Back in Time" at Lucan on Saturday evening. held on May '26. hosted by the Trinity Anglican. Church Group from Bayfield. • A discussion was held about the courtyard which- will be brought up at the nextBoard meeting. The June Picnic Supper for the residents will be held on Tuesday, June 3 with a meeting.first at 2 p.m. The Annual May Tea; Bazaar and Bake Sale was held on Saturday, May 10 at the Rest Home. There was a silent auction this year, and Dawne Erb was the highest bidder for a Teddy Bear donated by Don- na Thiel. A 1/2 hour massage, do- nated by Dawne Erb, went to Mar- tha Risi. Two mirrors donated by Veronica. Bedard went to Lottie Gcenier and Louise Hayter. Painted pillow cases; donated by Marie De- nomme went to Rose Regier, and a ceramic candle holder,. donated, by Martha Risi went to Jean . Aim - strong: Celia Farwell wort .a cake decorated by Mary -Lou Erb and Ina Nceb's baby quilt also went in the auction... .. of. • The . Lions Club will be having their dinner meeting at the Doniin- ion Tavern tonight at 7 p.m. All members are reminded to attend. The next Agricultural Society (Fair Board Meeting) will: be held on Thursday May 22 at the Hay Township Hall beginning at 8:15. Everyone welcome. Personals A special Mothers' Day long dis- tance. phone call was received on Sunday by Jeanne Hay, from her grandson Jamie Hay, son of Shirley . and Bill Janke of Exeter. He was, calling from Kuwait (in the Persian Gulf). He has been in that area since last June. One of the interest- . ing things he has done was to tour a Canadian Navy ship that was docked in the port recently. He is doing some travelling and • should be home for Christmas. Congratulations to those . who made their first communions over • the weekend. They were: James Debus, Stephanie Dietrich, Michael Geoffrey, Ryan Hall, Melissa Jef- frey, Brent 'Ingram, Mitchell Masse, Brian Prang, Jordan Regier and Joshua Regier. The Grade 2 class will be having their group . communion on Sunday, May 25, at the 11:15 a.m. mass. ' A surprise 50th• birthday party . . was held for Michael Corriveau of Windsor recently, His mother, Nora Corriveau and his sister Julie Geli- nas and Mozart Jr attended from Zurich. Cody Robert Merner, son of Mar- ty and .isa was baptized ai• St Bon- iface, May 11, by Fr. Wionski. Happy birthday wishesgo out to Marcel Gelinas, May 1 1 . • Happy 40th anniversary wishes to Willy and Martha Overholt, May - 18: Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.. Jerry Groot on the arrivalof their second •child;' a 'girl, born May 9. She is the 31st grandchild for John and Bridget Groot of Parkside Sub- division. Secret Sister gifi'_Fh1_changed EXETER - Thirteen members of Alpha Tau Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority attended the Founder's Day dinner at the White Carnation Banquet Halt on April 29, hosted by the Clinton Chapters. Musical entertainment was provided by Zoellyn and Capucene Onn. The message from International was read by president Shirley Walkom. On May 6, 20 members and guest Janice Barker met at the home of Shirley, Walkom in Mitchell for a potluck supper. Upcoming plans for the 50th an- niversary celebration of Beta Sigma Phi in Exeter on Junq at the Hes- senland Restaurant wkre discussed. A donation was made to the Exeter Fall Fair. It was announced that the dates for the barbecue at Darlings are Au- gust 8 and 9. • - During the evening, the Silver Circle Ritual was held for Mary Burton,- acknowledging her - 25 :J1111111111111111111111111111111111111L' IIIIIIMIEMIMIMIIIIII Stephen Township Firefighters Annual Victoria Day Fireworks Crediton Ball Park Sun., May -18, dusk. Monday May 19 ralndate. 1111n11t11IIt111nllullttlnitntt111: VVVI� i l lel l WIN Dance Hall 9pm lam 349.2678 Line Dancers Welcome Fri. May 16 Country Justice Sat.,May 17 Lee Davidson & Sagebrush Lucan Community Certre Bingo Wed. May 14 Bingo starts 7:30 p.m. Regular Game $1,000 Jackpot Game 50 calls or less $300 bonus Total prizes $3000 Due to the licence regulations, no one under 18 allowed to play Licence #537495 years as a member of Beta Sigma . Phi. Donna Webster presented the Woman of the Year award to Mai- da Gaiser. Donna Webster and June Essery received roses for perfect atten- dance.. Certificates and roses were. presented to Shirley Walkom, Mai- da Gaiser and June Essery com- memorating 45 years in sorority as well as to Leona Amos for 40 years. The 1997-98 installation of offi- cers was held. Elaine Bogart will be president; Maude Connon, vice president; Mary Jane Taylor, Secre- tary; and Donna Webster, treasurer. The evening closed with the ex- change of Secret Sister gifts. Centralia Variety Open all weekend including Mon. May 19, Victoria Day. Ice Cream Cones Sun. & Mon. Reg. size 750 Flreworks available. Cigarettes 2.87 plus tax. EVANGELIST ANITA PEARCE PRAYER FOR THE SICK MAY 15 - MAY 18 - 1997 • THURS. - FRi. 7:00 P.M. • SAT. YOUTH RAI IN • 2:00P.M.-6:00FM. • SUN. 11:00 A.M. - 7:00 P.M. Al.l. WELCOME CENTRALIA FAITH TABERNACLE CENTRAUA, ONTARIO