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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1995-01-11, Page 18Page 18 Times -Advocate, January 11, 1995 Lucan Community Centre Bingo Wed. Jan. 11 Bingo starts 7:30 p.m. Regular Games $1000 Jackpot Game 56 calls or Tess $1400 bonus Total prizes $3000 Due to the licence regulations, no one under 18 allowed to play Licence #537495 Exeter Drop - In Centre scores January 9 Carpet bowling 3 games Ray Hodgson 3 wins, score 36 Pete McFalls 2 wins, score 36 Wilmar Wein 2 wins, score 27 Don Maguire 2 wins, score 22 Henry Drachenberg 1 w, 1 t, score 30 Ray Smith 1 w, 1 t, score 28 Mary Drachenberg I w, 1 t, score 27 Marshall Dearing 1.w, 1 t, score 27 Mildred Thomson 1 w, 1 t, score 24 Cribbage 10 games played Ray Hodgson was high scorer with a score of 859 while Marion Frayne had the lowest score. • ftAtat.. LA -1141,4-41.444&44 Co.. BOXING DAY PRICES ON JANUARY WEEKENDS *All insulated GORE - TEX Coats $25.00 OFF *All Canvas and Wool Coats $25.00 OFF * All Snow Suits $25.00 OFF * Quest Sweaters at 40% off CANADIAN MADE FARWEST COATS ARE WEATHER EXPERTS * Dry and comfortable * Breathable * Machine wash and dry * Waterproof JANUARY AND FEBRUARY STORE HOURS 12 - 4 PM SATURDAY AND SUNDAY "Don't Get Soaked By Imitations" 177 Main Street, BAYFIELD 565-5599 PUB & EATERY Opecia/s d< Gofreing f vehts THIS FRI. & SAT. - Rob Young NO COVER ALL DRAUGHT IS NOW SERVED IN cd FROSTED GLASSES ON TAP THIS WEEK.. • Carlsberg Dark • Carlsberg Light • O.V. • Export • Budweiser • Labatt Genuine Draft -.rb4• ..4 SUPERBOWL XXIX TAILGATE PARTY Sun. Jan. 29 Drop in for details • Tho Huron County Board of Education CONTINUING EDUCATION SOUTH HURON DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL NIGHT SCHOOL COURSES npccial Interest Courses 1) How I Can Use a Computer January 17 to February 21, 1995 2) WordPerfect - Beginner January 16 to February 20, 1995 3) WordPerfect - Intermediate February 20 to March 27, 1995 4) DOS and Windows January 19 to February 9, 1995 5) Advanced DOS and Windows February 9 - March 27, 1995 6) Introduction to AUTOCAD January 19 to February 9, 1995 7) Spreadsheets, Graphs and Charts January 17 to February 21, 1995 8) Linc Dancing January 19 to March 9, 1995 9) Quilting (additional fees for supplies) January 19 to February 9, 1995 10) Basic Flower Designing (additional fee for kit 525.00 per week) • ranuary 26 to March 16, 1995 Computer Credit Courses 1) Introduction to Computer Studies Wednesday evenings 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. 2) Computer Awareness /-Wednesday evenings 7:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. 6 weeks 555.00 6 weeks 555.00 6 weeks 555.00 4 weeks 540.00 6 weeks 555.00 4 weeks 540.00 6 weeks 555.00 8 weeks 540.00 4 weeks 530.00 8 weeks 550.00 1 credit No Fee • 1 credit No Fee All registration must be accompanied by course fee. For information contact Alma Westlake at 482-9424. Registration January 12, 1995 from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at South Huron District High School Office. Roxanne Brown Chair Paul Carroll Director Queensway news HENSALL - Everyone involved in volunteering at Queensway met on Monday morning to plan event, for the month of January. Follow- ing the meeting they packed all the Christmas decorations away for another year. On Tuesday afternoon, the resi- dents saw s Christmas program performed by tribe Exeter Christian Reformed Sunday School. Follow- ing that was Handel's Messiah which was put on at Clinton High School. Later in the evening the Christian Reformed Singers were in to visit and provide spiritual en- tertainment. After a rousing game of ring toss some of the residents made some snowflakes for the bulletin board. During Thursday's baking club residents made two pans of rice krispie squares which everyone en- joyed for evening snack. Friday afternoon the Volunteer Auxiliary- sponsored a bingo. Resi- dents always enjoy winning a bin- go prize. Upcoming events January 19, Bingo with cubs and beavers. January 26, birthday par- ty. January 27, resident council. rThe BARBER vARLoui (Formerly Gerry Smiths) 394 Main SL, Exeter OPEN Mon. - Tues. 8 to 5:30 Wed. Closed Thur. - Fri. 8 to 5:30, Sat. 8 to 3:00 CuttingDi'e 4str9ou lily It 235-0559 rrnpanette Canal trument bre - cut4way Vieux' afE Our office is,happy to announce that we are currently fitting a com- pletely in -the -Canal hearing instru- ment. This remarkable new heanng instrument is not only more discreet and comfortable to wear, but may also provide important hearing bene- fits because of its deep placement in the ear canal. The fympanette is the smallest hearing instrument ever manufac- twed by Starkey Laboratories, the world's leading manufacturer of cus- tom hearing instruments. Its extremely small size will be very pop- ular, so call now for vour.hearing assessment and consultation. CaII today to schedule your appointment. THE HEARING CARE CENTRE: 1 RUTLEDGE STREET, UNIT 15 LONDON, ON (51st 473-2700 Serving you locally at: WALTHERS PHARMACY: MITCHELL 348-8833. CLINTON PHARMACY: CLINTON 482-5037 DUNLOP BIG V DRUG STORE: GODERICH 524-2195 HURON APOTHECARY: EXETER 235-1982 GRAND BEND BIG V DRUG STORE: GRAND BEND 2384540 Local churches supporting grain growing project The churches plan to grow grain for the Canadian Food Grains Bank. By Joan Beierling VARNA - At the suggestion of Presbytery, Varna, Goshen and Centennial United Church in Strat- ford are joining together as Mission Partners for a grain growing project for the Canadian Food Grain Banks. The local committee mem- bers are Don Taylor as chairman and Jack Coleman, John Dowson, Steve Keys, Ron Keys, Gerald Hayter and other members from Centennial. All three churches will have fundraising projects to raise money to purchase materials for growing crops. The same fundraising will be done in February as usual. They are also considering pulpit exchanges, joint meetings and social events. In the spring they are planning to have a stone picking bee followed by a social time like a picnic or lunch. The objective is to learn more about the concerns about both ur- ban and rural congregations. The first objective will be to rent land for cropping and anyone with land to rent is encouraged to call Don Taylor at 482-9976. The Varna U.C.W. will meet Thursday, January 12 at 8 p.m. at the church. Crokinole The crokinole party held at the Varna church Tuesday December 27 was quite successful with five tables in play. High man was Joe Fulop with 47 points and high lady was Joan Beierling with 45 points. They decided to give the door prizes out as an elimination draw. The fifth name to come out went to Bob Robilliard, 10th name was Joan Beierling, 15th name was Conrad Sitter and Margaret Hayter's was the 20th name. Lunch was then served with a social time. Sincere sympathy and prayers go out to Margaret Hayter and her family on the passing of her hus- band Mervyn. Flowers placed in the church were in loving memory of Mervyn. Stan Lee Club Seventeen tnembers of Stan Lee Club met at the Complex on Janu- ary 4 at 12:30 p.m. Following the singing of "Grace" the group en- joyed a tasty luncheon. Norene and Elmer Hayter were conveners for this meeting. Norene gave an appropriate New Years reading. Anna Keys followed with a humourous reading prescribing some remedies for headaches. Bob Stirling gave the treasurer's report and announced they now have 40 members. However the at- tendance was down at this meeting as many folks have gone to a warmer climate and the cold blus- tery day discouraged some from at- tending. President Anna Keys read a thank you card from the family of the late Mervyn Hayter. A meeting will be held in Gode- rich on January 17 from 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 concerning Bill 173, long term care for seniors. M.P.P. Paul Klopp will be attendance to answer questions. Charles and Bernice Reid will convene the next meeting on Feb- ruary 1 at 8 p.m. Ten games of euchre were played. Prize winners were Bertha Taylor, Gladys Peck, Fred Robin- son and Hugh McBride. Following cards, tea and coffee and goodies remaining front lunch were served. Church meetings Varna church's annual meeting will be held January 22 following the church service. All reports should be in immediately. Gosh - en's meeting will be January 29. Recreation events The Stanley Township Rec Com- mittee met last Wednesday evening to plan events for 1995! The family fun night is to be March 17 and the annual canoe rally is to be Sunday, April 2. More details to follow. Personal William Mervyn Hayter of Varna died suddenly in South Huron Hos- pital in Exeter on Thursday, De- cember 29 in his 72nd year. He is survived by his wife Margaret (Glenn) and children Glenn and Lois, RR 1 Zurich and Darlene and Marshall Babych of t?elbume, Al- berta. Also surviving three grand- children Janine, Bill and Meghan Hayter. He is survived by two brothers Elmer and wife Norene of RR l Varna and Harvey and wife Louise of Grand Bend. He was pre- deceased by one sister Eileen McLean. He was married in 1948 and since then has farmed at Varna. Visitation was held at the Hensall Chapel of Michael P. O'Connor Funeral Home in Hensall on Sun- day, January 1. The funeral service was held Monday, January 2. Rev. Douglas Wright assisted by Elly Van Bergen conducted the service. The pallbearers were Allan Hayter, Cecil Kipfer, Barry Cleave, Bill Chesselt, Ross Anderson, and Tom Ford. Flower bearers were six nephews, Gerald and Bob Hayter, Ray McLean, John, Mark and Scott Glenn. Interment at a later date in McTaggarts Cemetery. Lucan and Zurich bowling results Lucan Bowling Lanes Monday Ladies Joanne Hodge 276-748, Evelyn Smith 309-684, Lynne Farquhar 267- 670, Cathy Holtzmann 245-647, Pat Hodgins 271-646, Darlene Bourne 210- 610, Heather Smith 252-608, Marg El- son 222-589, Barb Smith 219-587, Hel- en Rodgers 285, Lynn Smith 246, Edie Burt 222, Marg Young 210. Senior Citizens Peter VanDenboomen 240-582, Mar- ian Noels 216-541, Harry Noels 185- 485, Milt Robbins 184-475, Pat Davis 187-468, Theo Sentjens 164-452, Stan Roth 151, Edie Burt 149, Norah Wis- sell 142. Wednesday Mixed Gord Fisher 255,246,306-805, Karen Smeekens 274-694, Laurie McGee 293-688, Dave McGee 251-670, Casey VanHooydonk 250-666, Doug Beau- doin 296-661, Rudy VanHooydonk 255-636, Doug Smith 284-632, Marty Kelders 271-602, Scott Martin 237, Steve Ackworth 223, Dale Fisher 217, Glynn McGee 207, Ian Davies 205, An- nie VanHooydonk 203. Thursday Men Bob Smith 380, 255, 256-891, Earl Allison 254, 302, 248-804, Don Watt 321-797, Frank Palen 333-796, Murray Yeo 258-753, Tom Bullock 266-746, Ken Rempel 258-728, Brad Taylor 247-704, Orval Rinn 257-701, George Lee 265-700, Larry Smith 275-694, Bill Mathers 252-693, Dave Smith 261- 690, Doug Lee 248-686, Rod Willert 233-684, Jason McLellan 294-678, Laurie McGee ' 248-670, Bob Taylor 257-669, Jack Fuller 253-657, Carlyle Thomson 283-651. Friday Mixed Paul Smith 282-734, Bob Smith 259- 713, Wayne Smith 270-694, John Car- vell 291-659, Dan Rogers 215-636, Bob Smith Jr. 242-635, Chris Smith 210-607, Scott Smith 258-604, Pete Smith 250-617, Rhonda Eastman 238, Heather Smith 207. Ladies Inter -town Lucan 8.5, Molesworth 18.5. Pat Da- vis 271-625, Marg Elson 213-589, ANNOUNCEMENT The Board of Directors of the Hay Mutual Insurance Company wish to take this oppor- tunity to thank Hugh Hendrick for his 16 years of dedicated service as Agent to the policyholders of the company Hugh officially retired as an agent December 31kt and we wish Hugh and Eleanor many enjoyable years of retirement. We also take this opportunity to introduce Anne Mousseau and Blain Stephenson as Agents. Anne will be serving the south por- tion and Blaine the north portion of the area previously served by Hugh Hendrick. Anne and Blaine look forward to meeting the,policyholders of the company and may be contacted as follows. Anne Mousseau R.R. #2 Hensall, Ont. 236-4558 Blaine Stephenson R.R. #1 Varna. Ont. 233-7155 565-2109 Hay Mutual Insurance Company Zurich. Ontario 236-4381 ti. Marg Young 222-561. Men's Inter -town Lucan 18 at Seaforth 27. Doug Fenn Sr. 284-1133, Doug Lee 243,1070, Or- val Rinn 229-1017. Sunday Mixed Rob Riley 286-736, Don Morgan 267-737, Gary Melvin 255-683, Kevin Dunlop 268-664, Cheryl Smith 315- 641, Pat Hodgins 243-639, Dorn Stod- dart 221-621, Brenda Morgan 315-602, Sandra Glover 239, Floyd Riley 233, Bill Abram 228, Pat Rimmer 226, Gar- ry Gibson 225, Lloyd Rimmer 224, Barb Tuxford 210, Marie Jaques 208. Zur%h TOwn & Country Lanes f Monday Night Ladies League Friskcy Five - Barb Reschke 580, High Five - Vesta Miller 539, Alley Cats - Donna Thiel 587, Happy Gang - Pat Palen 584, Packers - Elaine Weido 485, Pinpoppers - Carmel Sweeney 547, Odds 'n' Ends - T. Rooseboom 718, Red Devils - Lia Snell 637, H.S. Sandra Dickers 336, H.T. Sandra Dick- ert 820. H.A. Sandra Dickert 230.5. Tuesday Mens League Ramblers - Tony Bedard 634, Hen- sall Boomers - Don Kirk 668, Family Affair - Bill Bengough 582, Market - 011ie Edwards 677-307, Fullarton Hogs - Bob Rourke 581, Klondyke - John SMits 639, Highrollers - Bernie Keld- ers 662, Rockets - Bill Coleman 636, Tea Totallers - Randy Bedard 677, H.S. Carl Zimmer 348, H.T. Henry Larsen 843, H.A. Gary Huston 232.2. Thursday Night Mixed League Family Tyes - Patty Green 604, For Fetes Sake - Gary Huston 625, Hits & Misses - H. Larsen 705, Double Pleas- ure - Brian Rader 671, H.S. T. Roose- boom 311, Howie Green 313, H.T. T. Rooseboom 732, Gary Huston 844, H.A. T. Rooseboom 213, Gary Huston 228. Friday Night Mixed League Bad Attitudes - Martin Dykstra 643, Hot Shots - Pete McFalls 720, Good Sports - Anne Martens 550, Baby Boomers - Patti Dickert 660, H.S. Bev Cregan 364, Pete McFalls 380, H.T. Bev Cregan 794, Pete McFalls 796, H.A. Bev Cregan 215, Pete McFalls 220. Saturday Ladies Intertown Zurich 1 13 pts. vs. St. Marys 14 pts. Bev Cregan 784, Tammy Lesperance 584, Donna Thiel 542. Men's Intertown Zurich 14 pts. vs. Mitchell 31 pts. Doug Smith 1156, Gary Huston 1125, H.S. 325. Tuesday ARC Angels Jeff DeKort 81, Dan Greb 66, Robert Fox 102, Gena Peters 73, Doug Needs 97, Don Tiedeman 84. Wednesday Ladies Dna Browning 513, Louise Wein 458. Wanda Reynolds 563, Pat Veal 503, Betty Sangster 526, Betty Coates 475, Grace Drummond 515, Isabel Rogerson 457, Linda Webber 522. Dorothy Kip- fer 513, H.S. Wanda Reynolds 253. H.S. Dorothy Kipfer 241. Thursday Grand Cove Seniors Bob Simpson 649, Doreen Reid 535, Ken Reid 522, Vee Wilde 497. Milt Glendenning 519, George Jones 496. H.S. Bob Simpson 301. H.S. Mollie Worton 215. Thursday Golden Agers - 2 games Bill Coleman 559, Jean Dann 551. Maureen Healy 517, Clayton Lovie 496, Bert Berry 462, Earl McLean 567, Aubrey Butler 534. Milt Robbins 513. Inez Butler 470, Audrey Butler 462. H.S. Bill Coleman 224, H.S. Maureen Healey 220. Peewees & Smurfs - 2 games Brandon Skinner 253, Kevin Du- charme 230. Joshua Thomson 221, Brent Ducharme 156. Jesse Thomson 155, Bobbi Lynn Grenier 112. By Ron Dann Friday Mixed League's Special Old High -Low Doubles team of Laurie Dykstra and Stephen Cregan bowied 284 pins over their com- bined 368 average to win the three game Zurich Five Pin Bowler's As- sociation Special Old rolloffs Sun- day at Town and Country Lanes. Dykstra set the pace with games of 284,211 and 171 for a 666 triple to beat her 173 average by 147 pins while Cregan scored 210, 272 and 240 games, besting his 195 average by 137 pins, to take the title. They will now represent the Zurich Asso- ciation in the Ontario high -Low Championships February 25 at Hamilton leading to the Special Old National April 29 at Ottawa. The Tuesday Men's League team of Jim Bedard and Bili Bengough finished second with plus 171 while Thursday Mixed League's team of Gary Huston and Christine Smith finished third at plus 105 pins. co SINGLES DANCE, Sunday. January 15. Wingham Legion Hall. Dancing from 7 to 11. Music by The Blue Diamond Trio. 2c INITIATORY DEGREE will he conferred at Exeter Oddfellows Hall on Tuesday. January 17. 1995. Melbourne Lodge will be in attendance. All Brothers welcome. Lunch will he served. 2c HENSALL SOUTH HURON AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Annual Meeting will be Wednesday, January 18, 1995. Begins at 6:30 p.m. Potluck dinner 7:00. with busi- ness meeting to follow, at Hensall Community Centre. Guest speaker will he Bob Hum- phries of the Clinton O.M.A.F.R.A. Office. All members are encouraged to attend. 2c INCOME TAX SEMINAR. You are invited to attend a free income tax seminar to be held at the Dominion Restaurant and Lounge. Zurich on Thursday, January 19 at 2:00 p.m. Topics to include basic income tax planning and claiming the 100.000. capital gains exemption on rental, farm and investment property. Por more info. please call Doug Walper, Total Farm Services at 237-3449. Serving the taxpayers of Huron- Middlesex-Lamhton counties since 1985. 2,3c ACTIVE PARENTING OF TEENS. a six week workshop beginning Thursday, Janu- ary 19, 7 to 10 p.m. Call Judy Dougall, 235-1491 to register. 2,3c SOLO TOURNAMENT. Seaforth Legion, Saturday, January 21. 1995. Registration 12:30 p.m. Tournament begins 1 p.m. Entry fee 55.00 per person. All proceeds go to prize money. Everyone welcome. 2,1c