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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1984-11-14, Page 27t-; \~. SERVING A CUSTOMER -- Jean McKee and customer at Saturday's Exeter UCW bazaar. Gertrude Hamilton are serving a T -A photo Zurich bowling Thursday Godlen Age H1) E Strachan 1t ('reces L Gaudier B Strachan IIS L Gandier IIS R. ('reces 296 348 274 264 161 181 Thursday night Mixed League TH 11 Pennings 583 B M Roberts 519 GG R Eckel 561 U V Cardin 433 GT 1I Martins 540 AT F' Palen 591 Saturday Intertown Zurich vs Lucan Zurich: I1S R. Dann IIF' 1(. Dann 1 ucan HS 13 Ankers 11F 13- Neil Grand Bend vs St. Marcs (;rand Bend IIS N. low 258 H'l' J Dann St. Mares HS 13- Coulthard 280 HT D. Wood 280 1241 Zurich vs Mikes Nu. 2 - Stratford Zurich IIS J Fisher 298 111' S. Dickert 777 15 Mikes HS C. Wolfe 258 C. Pearson 358 HT C. 1Volte 722 15 Sunday Melnick Ices. Home 111) M Alexander 213 3' Brodie 242 Tuesday :dens League 1' R. Crown N(' C. Wurrn DH T. Sweiger FA 1'. Bedard Sr. 13 J. Fuller 13 G. Mathonia GF' K. Jeffrey 1'T 1. Bedard 812 623 619 529 761 613 537 591 314 1108 Wednesday Exeter Ladies 698 23 601 7 L. Snell A. Wilson M. Deline M. Bridges V. Horbanuik 1 Browning HS V Horbanuik 11S I Browning 483 562 498 544 660 652 235 226 Winning Windows Save 20% Custom drapery fabrics... you make - we Take. Save 25% mini -blinds, verticals, woven -woods, shades by Kirsch Free shop -at-home service Graham's Interiors Graham Cottrell 83 King St., Hensall 262-2112 �M£RI3ERS • :04 • . • r,.' mi,, rourn of anP,.000 f Tarn .nf.rfKhon scores Wednesday Night Ladies League BB L. Vandenberg 608 SP C. Fisher 627 CF' D. Datars 580 HG B. Datars 607 GG S. VanDongen 492 NN S. Stade 673 Thursday Grand Cove Estates N. Low 637 F. Allen 535 J. Girling 580 D. Abbott 434 V. Abbott 516 D. Martin 517 IIS N. Low 256 C. Flewellyn 233 Monday Ladies League TC H. Vanderhoek 670 UD R. Radar 552 JS M. Clark 683 GH D. Webster 651 P L. Reichert 591 D11 L. Barr 470 AO S. Doxtator 610 PH S. Desjardine 591 PP J. Fisher 704 RD S. Dickert 719 HG J. Mason 564 S E. Datars 646 Monday Huron tiope High Bowlers: E. Klungel 127 K. Verbeek 154 Tuesday Grand Cove Estates B. Timmerman 488 B. Kuntz 516 J. Whilsmith 588 E. McArthur 562 HS J. Mabee 208 HS G. Gee 233 Dashwood C.A.P. Group 1113 W. Duke 99 T. Masse 75 IIC W. Patterson 163 Zurich Youth Bowling SF' T. Lansbergen B M. Caers AT N. Brokenshire LD C. Overholt OB T. Rader PP J. Clarke Sr- (.iris HA T. Fisher HD A. Fisher HS A. Fisher Sr. Boys HA J. Caers }ID J. Caers HS P. Overholt Jr. Girls IIA P. Dickert HS P. Dickert 11D P. Dickert Jr. Boys IIA D. Overholt 111) T. Lansbergen HS T Lansbergen Bantam Girls IIA J Clarke 111) N Brokenshire IIS ,1 Clarke Bantam Boys HA I) lVillert HD U Willert IIS I) 15'iIIert 237-3677 432-4568 Holiday Specials "Just for Two" 2 - 7 oz. New York Steaks I doz. shrimp (arranged on attractive shells and a bed of glittering snow) $17.95 (10% off on 10 or more) "Steak & Lobster for Two" 2 - 7 oz. New York Strip Steak 2 - 9 o7. 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Savo $35.00 20 - 2 oz. egg rolls 3.75 5 Ib. box rainbow trout 8 oz. portion approx. 13.151 8 - 6 oz. chicken Cordonbleu or a la Kiev $16.15 lobster toils 8 to 10 oz 15.15 or 10 Ib. case Savo 15.15 10 - 4 ozfillet wrapped in bacon 31.15 -. • ihp v• Ivo to • eck • O • • Lucan Legion attends Times -Advocate, November 14, 1984 Page ISA Ronienibrance pay servlce at Oranton Unitod Church Sy MRS. 1. summits Gronton At the Granton United Church the Rev. Bruce Pierce was in charge of the morning worship and entitled his message "How do you face trouble - So you get better or bitter?" Is there any good news for those that suffer? Some turn to religion and some just get bitter. We need to devote time to talk to God in prayer, then listen for His answer. Remembrance Day service This year it was decided to hold the annual Remem- brance Day Service in the Granton United Church, in place of the usual one, at the War Memorial grounds. The service was held at 2 p.m. on Sunday, and was in charge of the Rev. Pierce and the Rev. Peter Derrick, Rec- tor of the St. Thomas Anglican Church. Mrs. Jac- queline Pierce favored with a vocal solo "Unity" the words and music were written by herself. The Lucan Legion was in attendance. The reading of the names of those who gave their lives and those who served from Granton and area was by Mrs. Robert Har- die and John Herbert. A mo- ment of silence was observed. The Province of Ontario wreath was placed in the Church. At the conclusion of the service, a colour party led the parade to the cenotaph, where wreaths were placed at its base by the Lucan Legion, Province of Ontario by MPP Jack Riddell and individual wreaths by families. "A hymn sing" and prayer service was well attended on Sunday evening in the United Church basement. At St. Thomas Anglican Church the Rev. Peter Der- rick was in charge of the mor- ning service assisted by John Herbert as Crucifer and Mrs. Lois Herbert as pianist. The two Lessons were read by John Herbert and Mrs. Percy Hodgins. It being Remembrance Day, the Province of Ontario wreath was placed in the church. The St. Thomas A.C.W. Bazaar was a great success, held in the church hall on November 10. The St. Thomas Anglican Parish Bible Study under the direction of the Rev. Peter Derrick, was held at the home of Mr. 'and Mrs. Ken Hoar on Nov. 8. 4-11 News The fourth meeting of the Granton 4-H Club "The Health Nuts" was held on Oct. Stephen to fix drain At the latest meeting of Stephen council, drainage commissioner Ken Pickering was instructed to check out necessary repairs of the Brock municipal drain at Lot 23, concession 7 and hire a hire a contractor. Deputy -reeve Ralph Weber and councillor Ken McCann will be reviewing hush clear- ing application from John Muller at parts of Lots 8 and 9. Concession 17. A the drain rating bylaw of $63,600 was approved No objection was raised by council on public meetings regarding rezoning changes for the village of Grand Bend and the townships of Hay, tlsborne and McGillivray. COMPUTER AID A two-year project to pro- vide advice to the farming community on the use of com- puter technology was an- nounced in London recently by Agriculture and Food Minister Dennis Timbrell. "The Agricultural Com- puter Extension project ACF. I is designed to meet the increasing demands being made on ministry staff for ad- vice and information on uses of computers for agricultural production and business management." Timbrell said. The Ministry's Agricultural Representatives Branch at the Guelph Agricultural ('en- tre is responsible for the pro- gram Team leader forACE is Rob Lindsay. Although only about three percent of Ontario farms have computers at present, the industry predicts that farmers across Canaria will purchase some 100.000 com- puters by 1987 Crediton East By MRS.'STAN PRESZCATOR Mrs. Margaret Clark will be celebrating her 87th birth- day, Saturday, November 17. Happy Birthday Maggie from all your friends. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jesney will be celebrating their 55th anniversary Sunday, November 18. Happy An- niversary from all your friends, 29 at the home of April Bryan teresting and informative at 7 p.m. We opened with the study. 4H pledge, all members were Lunch conveners Mrs. present. Roll call was to Audrey liarloff and Mrs. answer the review question which -we prepared at the last meeting. We made macaroni cheese and tomato casserole. As we read through the meeting, Andra and Colleen made apple crunch sundae. We really ' njoyed both recipes. The fifth meeting of the Granton "Health Nuts" which was our "Fitness Meet", was held at the House of Concord on Nov. 5. We swam for an hour and had a great time. We would like to thank the House of Concord for letting us use their pool. Later we went to Colleen Rollings' for lunch. Each member brought a dish from the recipe manual in our books. We had cheesy pop- corn, oat cakes, yogurt and fruit custard and popcorn with raisins and cinnamon. We would like to thank Col- leen for letting us meet at her home. Our next meeting will be held at the home of Andra Bannerman, November 12. Sec. Lisa Mardlin Units meet Granton UCW Unit (1) mel at the home of Mrs. Amelia Jameson on November 1. In the absence of the president Mrs. Robt. Hardie presided and opened the meeting with a hymn followed by a medita- tion. During the business ses- sion there were many items discussed and taken care of to name a few, the upcoming beef dinner, Unit (1) Christmas meeting and December general meeting. Mrs. Eileen Summers who was responsible for- the pro- gram introduced the new study book on Korea. This should prove to be very in - Audrey Westman served a tasty lunch assisted by the hostess. Mrs. Elsie Dann was the hostess for Unit (4). Mrs. Gary Humphrey, presided and opened the meeting with the scripture and two readings. The devotions clos- ed with prayer. During the business period the beef dinner was discuss- ed. Program conveners were Elsie Dann and Nora Wissel. Mrs. Dann introduced the new study on Korea, which is the story of the struggle for human faith, and also gave a reading on Jack Miner. Mrs. Wissel gave a reading entitl- ed "My Brothers keeper". Lunch was served by Mrs. Floyd Dykes and Mrs. Gerald Dann assisted by the hostess. Unit 35) met at the home of Minor injuries in accidents Two area residents sustain- ed cuts and bruises in the on- ly accident investigated by the Exeter OPP this week. That one occurred around 1:45 p.m., Wednesday, involv- ing vehicles driven by Roelof Zondag, RR 2 Dashwood and Yvonne Reynolds, RR 2 Kippen. The latter was proceeding west on Highway 83, while Zondag was travelling north on concession 14-15 of Stephen. Ile has been charg- ed with failing to yield. Both drivers were taken to South Huron Hospital by Hoff- man's Ambulance. Damage in the mishap was listed at $2,000. Mrs. William Jones. Presi- dent Mrs. Florence McRobert opened with a poem. The theme of the devotional was "Precious in His Spirit". Owing to election day in the U.S.A. the roll call was answered by "Naming a U.S.A. president". Seven members and four visitors were present. Mrs. Florence Bryan read a poem and a reading. The Topic was based on the book of Ruth and was entitl- ed "A letter to Ruth from her sister-in-law". Lunch was served by the hostess and a social period followed. Anglican Women meet The St. Thomas A.C.W. held their meeting in the church hall. The president Mrs. Don Roloson opened the meeting with prayer and the meditation taken from the Living Message. Mrs. Joe French read the minutes from the last meeting and gave the treasurers report. Mrs. Lois Herbert gave a very interesting account of the Perth Deanery ACW meeting which was held at Trivitt Memorial Anglican Church, Exeter, on October 17. In the business session, final plans were made for the bazaar. Personals Sincere sympathy is ex- tended to the family of the late Inez McRobert who pass- ed away suddenly at the University Hospital London as the result of a heart attack on Sunday, November 11. Sincere sympathy is ex- tended to the family of the late John Timothy Davis, in the tragic loss of a husband and father. Congratulations to the following Medway High School students who were the 1P6O, _oar AMU_ CGIT ASSIST AT BAZAAR -- CGIT members Theresa Whiting, Spring Cushman and Kim Murray were assisting at a booth at Saturday's Exeter UCW bazaar. 4 recipients of awards at the Graduation Exercises. Presentation of Academic "M's" Chad D. Anderson, John K. Herbert, Michele J. Malcolm, Margaret G. McGuffin and Julie D. McRobert. Secondary School Honour Graduation Diplomas, Grade 13 - Daniel W. Brintnell, Shan- non Fiedorec, Sherry Nickles and Susan Noon. Secondary School Gradua- tion Diplomas Grade 12 - Chad D. Anderson, John R. Cook, Joanne C. Goos, John K. Herbert, Jeffrey S. Jenken, Michael G. Jones, James Kel- ly, Glyn Knapman, Michele J. Malcolm, Margaret McGuf- fin, Julie D McRobert, Melissa L. Harding and Lisa Moore. We'll Do the Job Right... 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