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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1984-11-28, Page 22a ! e 4A Times -Advocate, November 28, 1984 3 Crediton WI celebrates 6$ years, 1111 MIL MITER NuRnN Crediton The Crediton Womens In- stitute celebrated their 65th anniversary on Wednesday evening, with an old fashion- ed supper. All other Huron South Institutes were invited to take part in the festivities. Several area merchants donated door prizes and table favours for the occasion and the Womens Institute would like to thank them for their generous gifts. Cutting the anniversary cake went to the oldest members in the Crediton Branch, Della Sims and Cora Wein. Irene Haugh read the history of our Institute as it will appear in the historical atlas. Mrs. Bruce Shapton brought greetings from the District and as our District President gave an inspiring message ending with the quote "Women's Institute, pillars of the community." Past President Mrs. Dave Cottel presented a Provincial Scroll on behalf of the pro- vince, to our President Mrs. Norm Eveland. Programe convener Mrs. Gerald Dear- ing opened the meeting with a poem. LeAnne McIntyre and Melisa Lee sang two duets, accompanied by their music teacher, Mr. Barron. The Crediton ladies then put on a play consisting of a meeting from 1919. A copy of the first meeting was presented to the Institute. The beautiful hand script was framed and will be hung in the Institute room of the hall. Guest speaker for the even- ing was Mrs. Oliver McIn- tosh. She was introduced by her school pal, Mrs. Harvey Hodgins. A light lunch of. An- niversary cake, cookies and hot mulled cider was served at the end of the meeting. The Crediton and District Social Club will be holding their Christmas dance, Satur- day evening, the Blenders will be providing the music. The Children's Christmas party will be held December 9 in the town hall. Cartoons begin at 2 p.m. .911"',44 .le. CUT WI ANNIVERSARY CAKE - Cutting the cake for the Crediton Women's In stitute 65th anniversary Wed- nesday night are life members Della Sims and Cora Wein. A Division of Grand Bend Cleaners This Week Only (Now until Saturday) 20 0 OFF All Cleaning brought in to our Exeter Store ENN�'� �N .- "Including 0 Suedes" 1 • RELIVE WI MEETING OF 1919 — Members of the present Crediton Women's Institute presented a play at Wednes- day's 6r5th anniversary of the organization. Back, left, Gloria Martin, Lorna Finkbeiner, Isabelle King, Anne Cot - tel, Alma Davey, Bernice Cooper and Jean Neil. Front, Lois Hodgins, Jane Dearing, Dolores Shapton, Ruth Eveland, Mary Kenney and Irene Haugh. T -A photo Boys basketball season starts South Huron's boys cage teams opened their season this week with a string of ex- hibition and tournament matches. Wednesday, the local teams played host to Strathroy. The junior Panthers were trounc- ed in their first game of season 82-16 by a strong Strathroy team while the seniors found themselves on the losing side of a 66-62 decision. The young junior team pro- ved little match for a strong, quick Strathroy team. Dalton Ford was the high scorer for First euchre of season at Shipka By MRS. HUGH MORENZ A very successful annual Harvest dance, sponsored by Shipka Community members was held last Saturday night at Parkhill Community Centre. The first euchre party of this season will be held tonight, November 28, at Shipka Community Centre. A 50-50 draw was held dur- ing the evening. Winners of cash awards went to - first, Nancy Finkbeiner, Shipka, $250.00, second draw of $150.00 to Andrea Mezenberg, of Lon- don; and third draw of $100.00 to Andy (ticks, of Parkhill. A delicious lunch of turkey and dressing, ham, baked beans, cole slaw and rolls was served. Congratulations to Dick and Annie Zielman on the arrival of their second grandchild. Santa's Coming to Exeter this week with $uper $avings$ CHRISTMAS (' By Samsonite and Our entire stock of Soft -Sided Luggage 20% Off ow Wednesday through Saturday When Santa travels, he does it with style and class. You can when you choose the stylish, yet practical, soft -sided luggage from Samsonite or Dionite.We have a wide selection of sets and individual pieces in a colorful array of colours. There's never been o better time to buy with our 20% off special, so make plans to visit our store this weak to choose a gift that will bring smiles to the travellers on your gift list. Dionite too Yes...We'll Even Gift Wrap p l r Too! 51-11yth� Shoe Store Ltd. s Main St. Exeter PHONE 235-1933 t• Stith a little girl born, Wednes- day, November 21, to their daughter Susie and Wayne Robson, of Essex. Angie Zielman, and :30 classmates of Grade 6, from Stephen Central, enjoyed a 2 hour nature hike in Hay swamp last Friday afternoon. They left at 10:30 a.m. accom- panied by teachers Mrs. M. Thornton and Mr. A. Brand. They built a fire and had a cook nut for lunch of hot dogs, hamburgs, beans and bacon. On the hike they studied about trees and animals for their science class. Hugh and I were supper guest Saturday night with Ross and Donna Corbett, of Hensall area, and we enjoyed a few solo games in the even- ing. Visitors during the week and Sunday with us were George and Marie Chowen, of Stratford. Mrs. Ida Jackson and Donald Jackson, of I lensall. the locals with four points in opponent. Bill Vanderworp, Paul Mellecke, Marc Clausius, Angelo Vilos, and Dennis Crawford all added two points while Brian Quinn and Trevor Ratz rounded out the scoring with successful foul shots for the point. Other members of the junior boys squad include: Mark Johnston, Ewan McGregor, Marty Merner, Mark Lomas, Mark Winters, Rob Hoffman. The senior Panthers found themselves down 14 points at half time but managed to close the gap in the second half to leave the score at 66-62. Captains Rob Tait and Stephen Merner led the South Huron scoring attack with 20 and 12 points respectively. Other scores were Brian Topp with ten, Scot Merrylees with eight, Scott Lodie with six and VinceParenf and Mike Clarke with four and two points respectively. Other players on the roster are Scott Miller, Dave Grat- ton, Greg O'Toole, Murray Rundle, Jeff Maxwell, John Willemson and Derek Hippern. The senior cagers also par- ticipated in a tournament at Medway over the weekend and enjoyed mixed success, defeating Montcalm in their first game but losing to Lucas and Laurier. The locals came back from a two point deficit at half time to beat their first opponent of the tournament, Montcalrr 62-47. Again Rob Tait led the at- tack with 26 points and a total of 15 rebounds. Scott Lovie ac- counted for 12 points, Brian Topp and Scott Miller added nine and seven points respec- tively and Stephen Merner and Scot Merrylees each scored four. Against Laurier the senior Panthers fell behind 16 points before the half time buzzer and were unable to regain ground as the match finished with the locals on the losing side of a 59-33 score. Tait and Topp were the top South Huron scorers with eleven and ten points respec- tively. Scott Lovie had six points, Merner added four and Scott Miller rounded off the scoring with two points. In their final game of the weekend, the locals were defeated 62-48 by Lucas of London. Tait led the scoring again with 15 points and had nine re- bounds. Merner counted for twelve points, Merrylees scored seven and Lovie pick- ed up six. The local cagers are involv- ed in exhibition matches this week including games Thurs- day at the local school when the Panthers play host to i Parkhill. The senior team travels to Regina Mundi to participate in a tourney Fri- day and Saturday of this week. 'TIS THE SEASON TO GIVE REAL GOLD Karat Gold is so beautiful, and now so affordable. 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