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Times Advocate, 1998-07-01, Page 15COMM 1 -hell TY • Times -Advocate, filly 1, 1998 • • Page 1 Service with a smile Zurich seniors converged on the Zurich Community Centie last Tuesday for the annual seniors dinner put on by:.the village.,'Above, Zurich -councillor 8rud,Clausius seives up roast beef to Mary.Gingerich, Lucan summer hockey beckons LIIC/ N Want to keep in tip top hockey form -over the �utunaer?• l'he Ltiran.Cumn)unity M einoii d Centre is the.aniy arena from L.i)ndcin w_Owen Sound with sunnier -ice and programs fur almost any skater. . .. ' For boys, bantam/peewee and novice/atom contact scrim- - magetchnics crim-magctchnirs sti'illi)e held un Saturday mornings: .:F.tirgirls,bantam/midget Arid atom/peewee clinics will he held on Sunday evwtings. Both buss and girls progranis cost $45/player kir six sessions .uterJu1 -august.. , . . - 1;ur inure inluriti int in or 1u'regtskir, call Ric Ahel at (519k293- 3630 The Locan men s nun -contact summer league necds-four for - winds and ai goalie to round tiut-its lour teams (two made up of 1.uc.ui players and one earn made up of players from Exeter and north I:undbni:-Custis S60 for -Weekly play un Thursdays from July tiept 3.8 10p.m. .- - .- Call arena manager Paul Dykeinait at 227-4442 for More inlir- motion or to register. - Top shooters to fire off 1:XET'ER - Skeet enthusiasts are weWonie to dust off their 'shot- guns and sign up for dile. Clayhird Gun Club's annul skeet shoat on ;Mils' 26 starting at 10 a.ln_• `Roth experienced and niuvici shooters are welcome to compete ' for trophies. and prices. • The club is -located tl hall'"nide north un the second side road off 11v, v. $3 two and a half miles west•ol' Exeter: Registration is front 9- i a in with practiec (d1.10:3t) a.in. Shooter arc asked to bring [lieu . u n shells in shut sizes 7.5, 8 and/or 9. Entry costs $35 for: - 100 targets. a 0 but supper a'n(I a chance at the trophies and prices. . For inure Infer ntw(in, call Russ Beaver at 234-6234. Good story, wrong job title EXETER - Seems gremlins gut in the.'l A computer system and ..gave Kendra Arthur the wrong job title in last week's story about - hei )leading to Moscow for the' World Youth Gaines . Arthur will ix a ccrtit'icd athletic therapist with the Canadian women's basketball team. not a physical therapist as reported. Stationed in Bosnia 11111i) qpi Hard at work - The. above picture depiCts Canadian Forces Corporal Dwayne Finkbeiner from Crediton who is. currently deployed for a six-month tour in Velika Kladusa,. Bo$nia. Dwayne is a "mobile•. support equipment operator with the 2 Service Battalion National S. ,port Element. He is one of the approximately 1285 i- per )t,el deployed. on Operation Palladium, the Ca/radian Forces open .tion in. the former Yugoslavia. Dwayne is the son of Eric and Thelma Finkbeiner ,of Crediton. - Foodgrains Sunday in Granton By Muriel Lewis Glenda Meakin. -Ivan . and Joan - -Grunion correspondent - ' GRANTON The weather seems to have heen the• main topic • of conversation this past week. Too much in the 30•degrce range and -• not enough rain-, in fact hardlyany. .The Alplia Course at St. „lames - _Anglican Church,'St•. Marys winch s-(ome from Si: Paul's, Kirkton have . been attehding for the past ten weeks •was climaxed with a speciat celebration- dinner on ;Wednesday evening, June 24t whi:R a,nunher of •.guests were • present. Special • thanks io the team -members- Rev. Munn reunion held in Hensall HENSALL - The 15th Munn.Re- union was held -ion Saturday, July 20 at the 'Herisall• Community Ccn-, ire. Over 75 people partook. in a aotluck'Iunchcon'convened:by Bill and Marlene Munn. . - • Minutes of the 1996 picnic Were read -by-Mrs. Frances Eagleson-nf Sandia' Upon research ing-ihc Munn families it was !Mind that they orig- inated in Scotland and- Alexander Munn had arrived in Quebec City as. early as 1793.• John' Munn had arrived -in Si. Join's Newfoundland in 1825. - A number of others -immigrated tip Canada including Robert Muin) of Coven, Scotland from whom the local families in the Hensall and Exeter arca arc -descendants-. Eagle- son ,asked- that everyone ;send .in their information in by laic August sof that it'can he pit. pared for .puhr fishing- a'Munn History. • After sports were enjoyed Adapt Munn presented his juggling fact.. Present ,were the descendants ,of Bob Munn. Ed-• Munn. •Dr.' Jim Munn. Dr, Bill .Munn. Jane Munn and Margaret Munn O'Brien: The last two homesteaded in Manitoba and Saskatchewan. . _ The next -reunion will be held the first Sunday in Julie. 20(X) at the Hcnsall Community Centre. $10,000 winner! Lucky winner. Brenda Erb, second from right, was the winner of $10,000 from the Food - land Lucky Bucks contest on June 26. Erb, a customer of Seyler's Foodland in Zurich, is a Dashwood resident. Helping out with the cheque presentation were, from left, Stuart McCracken, director of marketing for Lumsden, Brothers Limited and Seyler's Foodland owners Ken and Arlene Seyler. , 40. A Facey, Noreen Ostler-. Ron and Mary. Blake and Liz Jeffrey who looked after everyone's -needs in a - very kind manner. • • Sympathy is extended to the fam- - ily of Ethel Crouch who died an Chatham on Sunday. June .28.AIma- Nicholson has been. vacationing with relatives in the Eastern Prov- inces for the past_few weeks. At St. Paul's Anglican Church, Kirkton Rev, Glenda Meakin's message was• about examining. one's commitment to Jesus Christ and putting it first. -Services during July will be at I0 a,m. • At -the C1r-triton United Church otz- Sunday, _lime 28u-, Val 1' -'gins of London hook charge of the service when the-- sermon was entitled 'Don't look back' based on the les -- '.ons' from Galatians 5 and -Luke' 9. The - anthem by _ the .choir was "Praise•hc to Jesus'. Previous to the service from 9 to 10:30 a.m. the .:Sunday School their families and friends enjoyed a fishing derby *at 'the pond of Lucillc,Evans on high- -way 7. Prizes were awarded after the' ser- vice to the oldest fishcrr»an-Norah. Wissel, : youngest -Meredith Dodds, biggest fish -Dana. Mcl .oticrt, small- est fish -Martin Riddell and the fain- tly catching the most fish (17) Ryan and Sharon Orr. Next Sunday, July- 15th will be Fuoidgrains Sunday at the Granton • United Church followed by a beef harbecue,at the park Evening prayer service at St. Patricks Church By H. Davis Saintsbury. correspondent SAiNT'SBURY - St.' Patrick's celebrated their Evening Prayer Service at 7 p.m. -on Saturday with Heather MacGillivray leading the • service assisted •by Courtney and Katie-Scarleit MacGillivray read- ing the scriptures. - •-The -ehildren's focus. was :Love Your Neighbor As Yourself". The message was given by Suzanne Davis. closing with a poem entitled "Faith and Doubt The Evening 'Prayer Service will • he held next Saturday. July 4 at 7 p.m. with the Sunday School chil- dren taking thc'servicc. • Hazel Davis •visited on Tuesday with Mabel Needham, who is a patient at St. Marys Health •Centre Annex in London. Needham is feel- ing much better. Hazel Davis also . called on M.irjorie Davis in London.. • Congratulations to all the young people 0 the area who have cont: pleted their school,year and are enjoying the time 'at home'. St. Patrick's summer, schedule wilfhe in next week. Beef barbecue to be held at Centralia Any members who can donate pies please call Alan Powe... • - • ':By Mary Peterson Ctentralia correspondent CENTRALIA - .-During July. pleasc.note the changes to -the wor-• ship 'schedule; at Centralia United Church. A combined service will be held each Sunday- beginning at, 10 a:m. •Worship Will he at.C'cntral- ia (in July ;.5.and 191. It will he at Zion. West on July 12 and 26. There will be no Worship during August. On Sunday. July 12, congrega- tion members are invited to lunch at -.the manse following.. worship Lunch will- be provided. Please bring -lawn chairs and wear corn-, fortable eluthes. Upcoming events . Centralia United -Church is orga- nizing`a beef barbecue • tobe-held Sunday, July 26 from 5 hi 7 pin,. Any members who can donate pies please call Alan Powe at 228-6557 Powe also has tickets- 'available The ci;st is $9.50 for adults and, -$4.75 for children ages 6 to 1? Pre-schoolers are free.. -. Thc Promise, a•musical' pageant on the life -of 'Christ, will he pre- sented in Forest in July. The gate 'opens at 7:30 p.m. and the-Nam- •• mance begins at 8:30.p.m. There is the possibility of reserving• a bus kir the performance on July 5. 1f you're interested. please sign the, 'sheet at the church. - - - - Centralia Faith Tabernacle Saturday, July 4, the M.O.R.E. Group Ministry wilL attend The Prontue, a pageant performed near - • Forest. Everyone. is welcome to at . • tend. • The group 'will _leave the • church at- '6 p.m. Bring your blan- _ letlawn chairs and picnic if you' _ desire . -The Gidcons will be gucst•speak- ers 'during the 'nwrning worship service on Sunday: July 5. Every- one is -welcome to come and listen. - Beginning Wednesday,- July . 8. . • kids are invited to attend Kids' .' Break 00 Wednesdays -'from 10 to ` • 1'1:30 ' a.m: at - McCordy School playground. -. - . • - Lost and Found' is cancelled. on Wednesday nights during the sum- mer. Adult Bible Study will still be lie -Id -Everyone is welcome. . Euchre results ". There were many enthusiastic eu- chre players at °j-leywools Restau- rant on a recent Mo nday'afternoon.' - Betty Coates was the hiddeq score _winner. Percy Noels and Ruby_ Beaver were .hath high -hand win - hers, The lone hand winners' were Bea Dalrymple. and Kay Lanktn. BasebalVsoftball roundup Exeter Junior Rookie June 20 Yellow'? vs:Green 14 Runs for Yellow: Sie' en -Maas -(2): Nicki Elliott. Mitchell Panndge [2). Jake Par- - •tad¥t: Jayden 1)esjardin - _Runs for Green: Blair Cooper (3), Erik McQuiggan (2J..;C+rrg'Lovelacc..Jarreti Johns (2), Brett Overholt (2). Sean Mcuuiggan, AntyEveland. Adam Paget (21. - Defensive player of the game for Yel• - low: Scott Oxerholt Defensive player of the -game for. Green:7arreu Johns • June 27 Purpk 16 vs, Green 8 . Runs for Green: Cooper. McQuaggan. Oserhuh, Jonathan Thompson (2), Sarah Lyvclace. Paget. MAnily Eveland • Defensive planter of game for Green:•S. r Lovelace r Rutrs for Purple: Tyler8ryson (2), Laura Noakes (4), Jake Hem 12). Brittany Mei. dingo! (31. Steve Morgan (2). Kelsey Hein, Staei Miller (2) Pini er of the game for Purple: Miller Next game: July 4.9 a.ui./10:30 a.nt' Osborne Minor Ball Mite Girls Jiine 25 Futlunon 21 al Usbomc 17 , Rill's: Shauna Skinner. Lindsay Wane. • Kaylene Rundle Pitchers: S. Skinner. Mikayla Skinner. • . Jessica Bickclt' ' Grand Slant: Shea Sutherland Great plays; Nice pop ,fly caught by , Bickel) un first base- • Mite Boys June 22 - ; • Usbome 12 vs. Hcnsall 15. Top hitters: Trent Taylor (triple). Matt Muiec(hoino run): Matt Johns (2,honte runs) Pitchers: Taylor. Joh-ns.- ns. June 24 Lisburne 21 vs. Hibben 21 Top hitters: Ben Hewitt (home run). Seth Weber (home run). Johns (home run). faylor(grand slornl,Ryan Bnnlenll (tnpk and a grand slain to tic up the game) . Pitchers: Johns, Taylor - Great double play by Weber. June 25 - Exhibition game Mite Bbys 7 vs. Squin Boys 14 'pop hitters for Squirt: Mane') Girard (home run). Joe Sararas (triple), Paul Morgan (triple) ' Pitchers for'Squirt: Nathan Cann. David Jordan "• Top hitters for Mite: Johns (honor runt Pitchers for Mei Johns. Weber, Kyle Case • ,Squirt Girls . . lune 24 . Lisburne 31 at Zurich 21 Pitchers: Brittany Foster. Lindsay Rundle. • Jessica Bray Home runs: Melissa Thompson, Rundle- - (4), Julie Proud, Foster Pee Wee Girls June 17 Usbome 26 vs. Brodhagen 9 l'op hitters: Knsty Bray (triple). KnStcn Tompkins (triple) Jenna Bickel) (triple) Pitchers: Tomkins, Bray. Courtney Smith' • June 23 • Utbume 21 vs. Hensall 11 Top hitters: Bickel) (home run). Tompkin (home run) Pitchers: -Tompkins, Smith Exeter T -ball May 16 - Exeter White 16 vs Exeter Green 18 . Top -hitter for Exeter -Green; Kyle.. -• Campbell fist two homeruns Future game for Exeter White: May 22. • Dashwood :rt E.:cterWhne: 9 a nt Dashwood- Bantams lune 24 t)ashwood)( ds Goderich 10 Pitchers: Cal deLange: Jonathon Brand . (4 strikeouts in four innings): Brayden. - L,ord (1 strikeout in one inning). Andrew Kinsman (4 strikeouts iii two innings) flits: Schroeder (double. single); deLange ,(Iwo singles). Hayter nook Lord - - (double). Brand isinglel. June 25 Dashwood 11 vs Mitchell 13 Pitchers: Mark Laye (four innings). I tit: Metdtnger (tine strikeout two. Jessc.Schrocder t 1 strikeout two innings,. Hits: Brand ihonterup. triple). Lord, - Schroeder (2 singles). Laye (double), deLange. Kinsman. Jarrett Pakn. Many Glavin (singles) Exeter Senior Rookie Juni 2i Exeter Seip's vajjumarl 7:a1 Godcnch_ 24 n=d Runs: Ben Hudgins (2), John glale. Chad.Hacketi (21, Brent Johns. Derck . Spence ' June 27 Exeter Seip's valuman 17 at hucknon a6 . Runs: Brad Vipk (31. Johns -(3). Hudgins 12). Spence (3). Hackett (31. Glanville. Matthew Thompson. David Damn; Good defensive plays br:'HosIgins. Spence'Hackett. Johns - Hoare run: Hackett, Glanville -. Next game: July 7 -in Chntyn. July8 in Exeter . June 24 Listostel 12. at Exeter Stingers.) 3 [tuns: Scan H•,ungan, Tun Bdcke, Shawn Morgan (3). Stephen Osgood. Janes Marsden, Brad Price l3), Kyle Bryson. Matt Sangster. Jake Honmth - - Double playrPme (caught fly ball) to Huiuth to A. � Miller (runner out at second) • , Players of the game::Morgitn. Pnce r • June 24 ,Lucknoa 19 at Euler -Stingers 1 Runs: Pnce. Sangster: Marsden Bryson, Osgood. Humuth.7ustin At' . Sean Hatngvt. Bdcke. Miller (2), M' - ' • •(2) Player of the game: Morgan June 26 - ' Exeter Stingers 9 at Listowel 15 "itilras: Ansletl. Bdcke. Morgan (2),- . Osgood. Pnce (2). Sangster.,Bryson • Player of the game: Osgood Next game: Junc 3(t, Clinton at Exeter. July 2. Exeter at Clinton f Crediton Squirt Boys - June 25 Crediton 14 at.Hibbep 13 Pitchers: Matt Marlene. Matt Mc Auslan, ))ave Desjardine - Crediton Peewee Girls June 25 • Crediton 19 vs Varna 4 • Stars of the game: Krista Hodge (awesome catching): Lindsay Barrett (key catch in centre field and strung bat): Amanda Yearley (smart baserunning and sliding) ' Steel Magnolias coming to Huron Country Playhouse GRAND BEND • Steel Magnolias is a play concerned with a grouprof gossipy southern women in a small town beauty parlor. Together these womcn will share their stories which will touch everyone's heart. Written by Robert'Harling back in the 1980's. this show is based on his experiences as a little kid. Growing up in Louisiana, Harling can remember his mother going to the local beauty talon every Saturday morning to join the other women. For about two hours the men of the town became women less. wondering what the women" could actually be doing. Harling thought this was "just plain ignorance". which led him to writing this play. He didn't know anything about beauty parlors. but he did know what emotional drives he wanted to portray. He has come • up with a show that can emotional- ly affect both woollen and even men. A story where every audience member can relate to at least one character or their story. Steel Magnolias has received Critical acclaim along with a Outer Critics Award nomination and -a hit movie starring Julia Roberts and Dolly Parton. So sit back and'expe- rience what really happens on those Saturday mornings in Louisiana.