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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1983-11-23, Page 12Page 12 Times -Advocate, November 23, 1983 At Dashwood Lutheran ladies entertain By MRS. IRVIN RADER Dashwood Lutheran Church Lutheran Women Missionary League hosted a workshop November 14 with ladies coming by bus from Tavistock, Stratford, Monkton, Logan, Mitchell, Seebach Hill, Wartburg. There were 46 present. Mrs. Delmar Miller was in charge. She took for the topic "A pattern for Life." Each one had to pick something from a sewing basket and tell how it related to her life. A candlelight service followed. Personals Mrs. Frieda Keller return- ed home from South Huron hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rader, Ben and Robin, London were Saturday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Rader. Dashwood - Seaforth band held its Christmas part' Fri- day evening November 18 at Dashwood Community Centre with 50 members and guests sitting down to a delicious turkey supper. Three prizes were given out. They were won by Mrs. Norman Walper; Angelo An- dreassi; and Mrs. David Webster. Following a short business A GYMNASTICS BRIDGE — Jackie Von De Ven demonstrates a bridge at Saturday's gymnastics class at SHDHS. T -A photo Credit Union R.H.O.S.P. Save on your Income Tax while you save for your home Currently paying 12% Fixed Term RRSP 1 1 1/4 % Variable Rate RRSP 10% See your friendly Credit Union today CLINTON COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION LTD. Exeter Branch 374 Main St., PH: 235-0640 meeting Bunco was played. Winners were ladies high, Mrs. Gene Verhove; ladies low, Mrs. Charles Toll; men's high, Dennis Webster; men's low, Jamie Sims. A short dance took place. The evening was enjoyed by all. Mrs. Don Gaiser was hostess for a shower for Marie Beaver, bride -elect of December at the United chur.h Friday evening. One contest and visiting was enjoyed. Zurich and Dashwood United churches held a dinner Sunday at Dashwood Com- munity Centre catered to by the catering group, for the New Ventures in Missions. A film was shown. Rev. John Roberts of Belgrave co- ordinator for Huron, Perth and Lambton Counties of the Huron Conference was pre- sent and spoke. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rader were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Gamble, London. New residents at Clandeboye Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Hollings have moved into their new home on their farm while son Glenn and his wife Sue and baby Jeffrey have moved from Lucan to take up residence in the older farm home. Hazel Williams and Jean Hodgins joined a group of ladies from the Strathroy- Ailsa Craig area on a Lang's bus tour to a dinner, theatre, and shopping weekend in Toledo, Ohio, on the weekend. The live theat ' production of "Oliver" was well presented, following dinner at the Westgate Theatre enroute home on Sunday they stopped at the Renaissance Centre in Detroit for a couple of hours of browsing. Several ladies from the Clandeboye Women's In- stitute attended the Lucan W.I. Wednesday evening and enjoyed the talk and slides on Australia by Bill Foran. Play euchre at Brinsley By GORDON MORLEY Winners in the November 18 euchre at Brinsley were ladies high - Margaret Carter low - Lorraine Neil, lone hands - Nora Ross; men's high - Joe Carter; low - Grace Robinson; lone hands - Murray Shoebottom. The next euchre party will be held December 2 with Fred, Clara, Nola and Jessie Lewis the committee in charge. ova Whether you're buying for the home or that special person On your list, it will pay to check our wide range of gift ideas. Our sclection has never been better than right now AAVir'gRE TOPS eiN NeR When you see their smiles You'll be glad you shopped at our store EXErtb WNHNGHANpY \RI•A�j�``1 . ft". 11 NOV T5 DE gIp • l fie~ ageceatoturA Pea 412 Main St. S., Exeter ' GIFTWARE ' TOYS SMAU AMUANOS ' PAINT 235-2511 Now it's more fun than eve to shop Exeter's Mainway, You could win valuable prizes '( by playing the exciting J WINNING. �O K HAND GAME Now until December 3 Collect as many cards as you can, use the best 5 to make a poker hand, put it in an envelope with your name, address and phone number and make sure the Times -Advocate has it by Sat., Dec. 3 at 5 p.m. RANK OF HANDS IN STRAIGHT POKER (Nothing wild) 1. STRAIGHT FLUSH, the highest possible hand: all five cords of the same suit and in sequence as the 6. 7 ,8 ,9 and 10 of diamonds. The highest- ranking straight flush iS the A, K, Q, J and 10 of one suit , called a ROYAL FLUSH. 2. FOUR OF A KIND as, four aces, or four sixes. It does not matter what the fifth. unmatched cord is. 3. A FULL HOUSE is three cords of one rank and two cords of another rank. 4. A FLUSH is five cords of the some suit. but not all in sequence. 5. A STRAIGHT is five cards in sequence, but not all of the same suit. 6. THREE OF A KIND, rank next. 7. TWO PAIR, rank next. 8. ONE PAIR beats any hand containing no pair. 9 And below the rank of hands containing one pair ore all the no -pair hands, which ore rated by the highest card they contain, so that an ace - high hand will best o king -high hand, and so on. CONTEST RULES 1. One card will be awarded with each pur- chose of two dollars or more. 2. All hands must be either moiled to the Times -Advocate, Box 850, Exeter or delivered to 424 Main St., Exeter by 5 p.m., Saturday, December 3. (Saturday entries can be put through the mail slot in the front door) 3. Entries must be in an unmarked envelope with your name, address and telephone number enclosed. 4. Exeter Business Improvement area of- ficials will draw from the entries and award prizes as listed at the right. 5. Employees of participating'stores and the Times -Advocate are not eligible to enter. 6. Contestants may enter as many hands as they wish but each entry must be in a separate envelope. tri At P fain • PRIZES Merchandise certificates to be used at participating stores. ROYAL FLUSH The first Royal Flush drawn will receive $75 gift certificate. The next four Royal Flushes drawn will receive a $50 gift certificate. FOUR-OF—A-KIND The first four -of -a -kind hand drawn will receive a $50 gift certificate. The next 11 hands con- , toinin four -of -a -kind will receive a $25 mer- chandise certificate. FULL HOUSE The first hand containinga full house will receive two $25 merchanse certificates. The next 10 hands will receive $20 certificates. STRAIGHT The first hand containing a straight will receive. a $25 gift certificate. The next 10 hands ccn- taining a straight will receive $10 certificates. THREE -OF -A -KIND The first hand containing three of a kind will receive a $20 certificate. The next five hands " will receive a $10 certificate and the sixth hand will receive a FTD Christmas. Arrangement. TWO PAIR The first hand drawn contninina two oo r w ll. receive a $20 certificate. The next 5 hands drawn will receive a $15 certificate. The next two hands drown will receive a $5 certificate. The next hands will get a $2, $4 and $5 cer- tificate respectively. Collect your winning hand cards at these participating mainway stores. Your could be lucky and win one of the many valuable prizes. 1,�nSS1G GOO ED I,l 1�• pLA`j1F1EES 5331.11191 tri 03000 a1ic\f Special Joker's Prize If you get a Jocker, write your name, address and phone number on the back and bring or mail it ,to the Times -Advocate Please mark envelope "Jokers Prize" You could win a bus trip for two to NASHVILLE with Hanover Holidays. 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