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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1994-11-23, Page 25a Times -Advocate, November 23, 1994 Page 25 Municipal selection Above, Reeve Tom McLaughlin and deputy reeve Harry Wraith at the left, chat with Rob Brady, Reg Crawford and Rosemary Gahlinger-Beaune, the winners in Monday's municipal election in Lucan. In the lower photo, Stephen township deputy reeve Tom Tomes and reeve Bill Weber congratulate the successful council candidates Harvey Ratz, Wilmar Wein and Anita Riddell. Bowling scores Luoan Bowling Lanes Monday Ladies Lynne Farquhar 259,214,280-753, Darlene Bourne 346-718, Lynn Smith 224-657, Joanne Hodge 271-619, pat Hodgins 229-616, Mary Jefferies 223- 608, Heather Smith 218-604, Pam Hod- gins 231, Cathy Boltzmann 226, Shir- ley Noyes 216. Marie Jaques 209, Deb Pearce 203. Evelyn Smith 203. Pat Da- vis 201. Tuesday Y.B.C. Ayden 011ivier 176,147, Ryan Jenkin 168,147, Aaron Holland 153.118, Kelly Wilson 143,114, Mallory Dow 130,119, Trevor Maxwell 129,1 18, Joe McNaughton 125,124, Chad Rodgers 190, Kathryn Wilson 163, Will Howitt 138. Tiffany Butler 124. Kristen Hick- son 117. Medway Arnie Vanderweil 243-661, Marilyn Smith 247-575, Myrtle Hastings 246- 543, Peter DenOtter 249-532. Edith Ar- nott 197, Grace Rush 188, Dave Smith 177, Tom Barr 166. Dot McKinlay 165. Senior Citizens Jean Dann 221.628, Mac MacCor- mack 230-617, Ron Dann 199-584. Stan Roth 217-577, Cathie Wessman 190-561, Mary Scott 183-514, Marion Thomson 186-500, Peter VanDenboo- men 183-480. Theo Scntjens 192-471, Harry Noels 189-460. Pat Davis 179- 450, Howard Dolan 164, Florence McRobert 150. Wednesday Y.B.C. Robbie Yeo 153,146, Nichole David- son 152,119, Alexandra Dawson 142,106, Kerrie Davis 138,133, Tom McHugh 131,96, Ashley Smith 114,93, tenni Holland 1108,105, Adam Lamb 101,94, John Caidlcr 117, Jeremy McNaughton 115, Mike Ankers 100. Melissa Rinn 99. Cam Mitchell 93, Me- ghan McTaggart 88. Wednesday Mixed Dale Fisher 294-649, Deb Kelders 317-633, Rudy VanHooydonk 234-611, Frank Smeekens 214-610, Scott Martin 275-595, Karen Smeekens 232-590, Kevin Haw 226-582, Laurie McGee 246-580, Doug Beaudoin 204-567, Glynn McGee 256-564, Marty Kelders 264, Wendy Carter 260, Doug Smith 232, Al Rollings 218, Terry Morgan 202, Riff McGee 200. Thursday Men Pete Smith 315,286,279-880, Bob Deadline draws near Dann Appreciation dinner held in Zurich Volunteers of the an- nual bean festival en- joyed a hot turkey meal. By Carmel Sweeney "ZURICH - Over 70 people at- tended the annual bean festival ap- preciation dinner held at the Do- minion Tavern on Sunday. Following a hot turkey meal with all the trimmings, elections were held. President Doug Erb will be the head of the bean festival com- mittee for one more year, with the help of first vice Jody Durand. Sec- ond vice is not definite yet while the new secretary will be Cynthia Tripp. There are also five directors on the committee. 1995 will be the 30th anniversary of the bean festi- val The financial report was given by Brian and Michelle DePaepe and Ray McKinnon audited the books. Everyone present enjoyed themagic tricks provided by "Magnificent Norman" from Clinton. People were reminded to send in recipes for the cook book. Volleyball tourney A volleyball tournament was hold over the weekend with 15 teams participating. The games were held at two courts, at the arena and St. Boniface school. Winners of the 'A' division were Cathy Overholt's team while Lee -Ann Overholt's team won the 'B' group. Youth dance There will be a youth dance host- ed by the Optimist Club on Friday, November 25 from 7 to 10 p.m. Parents are asked to pick up their children on time. Anyone bringing a canned good item will get into the dance for $2.00. Others will pay $3.00. The donations will be given to the chil- dren's Christmas Bureau. Drama Club The Drama Club of South Huron District High School will be pre- senting their play that was put out recently in the Crossroads Drama Festival in Blyth. The show will be held at the school in Exeter this Thursday and Friday, November 24 and 25 at 8 By Ron p.m. Tickets will be sold at the Deadline for entry into the Bluewater Five Pin Bowlers' Association 20 door for $5.00 Seniors and children game qualifying round to compete in the Ontario Five Pin Bowlers' Asso- , will pay $2.00. elation (O.F.P.B.A.) Ontario Open Championships is November 27. Christmas dinner The first 10 games of the Bluewater zone rolloffs will be hosted by Zue annual family Christmas din rich Town and Country and St. Marys beginning Sunday, December 4, 9 a.m. and Listowel and Mount Forest December 11, 9 a.m. The top nine women and men plus the next highest scorer will advance to represent Bluewater as singles, men's and ladies and mixed teams in the O.F.P.B.A. Ontario Open Championships April 12-15 at Hamilton Sher- wood Centre. Entries are now being accepted into the TelRoute/Score Holiday Classic tournament by the Bluewater zone plus Zurich, Molesworth, Listowel and Goderich D/C Bowlers' Associations with December 5 deadline. Association TelRoute/Score league qualifying rounds are scheduled be- tween December 5 to 18. The top five association league round qualifiers will form an Associa- tion team to compete in the TelRoute/Score house round in an effort to ad- vance to the TelRoute/Score Regional round at a O.F.P.B.A. designated location March 26. O.F.P.B.A. Youth Challenge Results of the Bluewatcr Association O.F.P.B.A. Youth Challenge five game zone rolloffs held Sunday at Clinton Crown Lanes are unavailable at press deadline and will be puhlished next week. Zurich Association news The Zurich Association has decided to not support a new bowlers Awards system proposed by the Canadian Five Pin Bowlers' Association to be considered by the O.F.P.B.A. The Zurich Association supports method of awards. Pipe 287,279,246-812, Bob Smith 280- 770, George Lee 270-739, Frank Palen 276-728, Brad Taylor 288-721, Dale Baker 304-707, Bill McDonald 259- 698, Don Watt 275-690, Bob Smith Jr. 277-686, Brian Sanders 243-677, Jack Curric 239-676. Paul Smith 231-666, Dave Smith 229-664, Bill Mathers 266- 659, Basil Short 230-652, Russ Dann 229-651, Dan Rogers 222-646, Tom McLellan 275-644, Barry Neaman 240- 640. Friday Mixed Bob Smith 292,304,267-863, Scott Smith 314-708, Wayne Smith 245-681, Evelyn Smith 248-662, Desmond Rod- gers 272-641, Larry Smith 217-636, George Caidler 210-624, Dan Rogers 248-614, Lynn Smith 234-601. Russ Smith 231. Harold Smith 213, Rhonda Eastman 212, Ray McRobert 201, Mar- lyn Smith 21 1. Men's Inter -town Lucan 27.5 at Wingham 17.5. Doug Fenn Jr. 307-1332, Frank Palen 290- 1136. Orval 90- 1136.Orval Rinn 248-1068. Sunday Mixed Garry Gibson 256-704, Rob Riley 285-689, Don Morgan 265-688, Gary Melvin 239-673, Dom Stoddart 235- 625, Lloyd Rimmer 236-619. Pat Hod- gins 210-600, Butch Riley 248. Sandra Glover 251, Brenda Morgan 210. Tina Gibson 207, Noreen Hill 207, John Jaques 202, Doug Hockey 200. fou - Exyttrl 1a10‘. the present Canadian Association Lucan bowlers are represented LUCAN - The president, secre- tary and treasurer's tournament was held at Lucan Lanes on November 13. The following bowlers will rep- resent Lucan at the Hiram Walker Special Old National League Exec- utive championship provincial fi- nals: President Al Rollings, with an 178 average, bowled 228-250-182 with a total of 660, 126 pins over his average; Secretary Colin Brewer had an outstanding three games, with a 215 average, he pulled off a 243- 330-311 with a grand total of 884,239 pins over his average; Treasurer Kevin Rollings had a good day with a 226-144-204 total of 574 with 82 pins over his aver- age. Congratulations and best of luck in January. ner will be held at the Blue Water Rest Home this Sunday, November 27 so the Auxiliary members are busy decorating the trees and home. Girls Club The girls club will be having a meeting at the Mennonite church hall on Thursday. November 24 from 7:30 to 9 p.m. with the theme "Carnival Night" and they'll learn how to manage money. They are saving pop can tabs to purchase a wheelchair. Bowling Seniors are welcome to join in on the fun and exercise at the bowling lanes every Thursday afternoon at 2 p.m. Door-to-door donations The Boy Scouts and Optimist Club members are ,going door-to- door to collect donations of canned goods or toys for the Children's Christmas Bureau this Saturday, November 26 from 10:00 a.m. to 12 noon. Blue Water Rest Home The Lutheran E.L.W. women met on November 8 at Blue Water Rest Home to entertain the resi- dents. The opened with devotions and hymns, followed by some chil- dren of the Sunday School singing, piano solos by Jenna Rader, Benja- min Rader and Dana Thiel, and a vocal solo by Lindsay Haberer. The E.L.W. women presented a skit with one -of -a -kind fashions. Birthdays were recognized and lunch served. I would like to take this opportunity to express my thanks to those voters who supported me in the recent election Yours truly Don Winter 4.1 1 wish to thank the citizens of Exeter who supported me at the Polls Bev Skinner Golden Agers Zurich Golden Agers met No- vember 16 at the Community Cen- tre with 42 diners attending. Ila O'Rourke was the 50/50 winner. Faye Skinner informed the diners of upcoming events. A poem 'The Joy of Unselfish Giving' by Helen Steiner Rice was read by Gertie Fleischauer. The diners were de- lighted to have a surprise visit by Peter, Tammy and baby Michael Antaya of Exeter during their noon meal. Solo and euchre games fol- lowed. The Golden Agers will be having a•plogressive euchre card party at the •,,wt.ehip hall on Monday. No- vember beginning at 7:30 p.m. Personals Best wishes for a speedy recov- ery to Marlene Bedard who broke her arm; and to Geraldine Charrette who is a patient in the hospital. Happy birthday wishes go out to Marlene Bedard on November 13; Bridget Groot Sr. on November 20 ,to Jeanne Hay on November 29, a belated happy 50th birthday to Jack Guenther recently, and to Blanche Ducharme on November 14. The Lions Club delivered the new 1995 phone books on Satur- day around the village. The old phone books can go in the Blue Box for recycling. Mozart and Marie Gelinas Sr. went to the Rita MacNeil Christ- mas concert held in London Sun- day at Alumni House. Congratulations to Jerry Groot and Julie Boyce who were married at St. Boniface Church on Novem- ber 19 with dinner and reception at the Varna Complex. The groom is the the son of John and Bridget Groot Sr., RR 1 Zurich and the bride is the daughter of Ken and Shirley Boyce of Goderich. The community welcomes home Fr. Wronski who has been away six weeks to Poland and other plac- es. Fr. Finn has said Mass for the past three weekends and Fr. Morris has also•helped. Joey and Sandra Overholt, Lon- don. spent the weekend with her parents, Phil and Vonnie Overholt. Congratulations to Percy and Marie Bedard who recently cele- brated their 57th anniversary on November 15; and to Don and Alice Masse who celebrated their anniversary on November 27. Bill and Helene Regier from Mt. Carmel along with Clarence Far- well of the Maple Woods and his sister Marcella Dietrich from the Rest Home spent the previous Sun- day in Waterdown, near Hamilton and visited with their sister Lauret- ta Farwell. Michelle DePaepe recently spent 10 days in Warner Robin, Georgia, visiting with her parents and a sis- ter and family. Anthony Joseph Mathonia, son of Karen and Ray, was baptized at St. Boniface Church on Sunday, November 20 by Fr. Wronski. His Godparents are Ralph and Peggy Mathonia from Hensall. Annie VanRaay, RR 3 Dash- wood, along with her daughter Theresa and Mark VanBree from Forest recently enjoyed a trip. to Holland for 11 days, visiting with several relatives and attending the wedding of a niece and cousin. A good time was had by those who went on a bus trip November 17 to Waterloo to see the Famous Peoples Players at the University. They also went to the farmers mar- ket and had dinner out. Brian Hardeman would like to thank all those who supported him at the polls on November 14th in Usborne Township. Usborne & Hibbert Mutual Fire Insurance Company Exeter, Ontario NOM 1S1 (Established in 1876) Provides Full Insurance Coverage for Farm Properties New Applications are Welcomed DIRECTORS & ADJUSTERS Larry Gardiner, RR2, Statta 345-2678 Uoyd Morrison, Mitchell 348-4589 Lome Feeney, Mitchell 3484853 Jack Hodgert, RR1, IGrkton 2294152 Joe Chatfe, RR5 Mitchel -348-9705 Michael O'Shea RR3 Granton 225-2600 AGENTS Wayne Maver Exeter 235-1915 John Moore, Dublin 345-2512 Joseph Uniac, Mitchell 348-9012 Head Office, Exeter 235-0350 A refund from surplus was de- clared for all policy holders who qualify, are on record and in good standing as at Decem- ber 31, 1993. 1111111111L 1K to my Supporters Joe Rider Councillor, Town of Exeter 1994 PROPERTY ASSESSMENT The 1994 assessment roll, which lists the assessed value of each property in your municipality, is required to be delivered to your municipal clerk on December 20, 1994. Your 1995 property taxes will be based on this value. The final date for appealing your 1994 assessment to the Assessment Review Board is January 10,1996. There is a fee for filing an appeal. If you have any questions about assessment or if you wish to meet with an assessor, please call the assessment office. The number is in the Blue Pages of your telephone directory, under assessment or property assessment. If you have any questions about appealing your assessment, please call the Assessment Review Board. The number is in the Blue Pages or can be attained from the assessment office. &Ontario 4 •