Times-Advocate, 1988-01-13, Page 16TEMPLEMAN
served to the Hibbert Township on
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Freda Kerslake was appoint-
ed to sit on the township committee
for their display at the Plowing
Match. A Christmas message from
the Perth South District President
Mrs. Helen Sinclair was read and
the card and calendar received from
the Weavering Women's. Institute
•was displayed.
Roberta Templeman read a story
by Helen Barker, Savoring Christ-
mas Past. Members 'were asked to
bring suggestions for ways of cele-
brating Staffa W.I. 85th anniversary
in 1988 to the next meeting.
The meeting closed with a prayer
taken from the Country Woman,
then Secret Pals were revealed and
gifts exchanged.
Joyce served. some Christmas
goodies and coffee, bringing a en-
joyable evening to a cl ite.
Many Christmas family gather-
ings were held in the community
_during the holiday season Excellent ;
weather for those travelling was a
plus this year.
Spending several days with the
he holt
on temple
days were. Barb Templeman and
Scott Bonikowsky, Toronto, Ruth
"!►Templeman Stratford and Terry
Templeman, Mitchell. -
Dennis and Bonnie Wilson, Dal-
las, Texas visited over the holidays
with Bonnie's parents Cliff and
Margaret Miller andothcr relatives,
years and is spreading like wildfire.
Skaters think it is great fun and it
affords an'opportunity for those
who might otherwise have dropped
out of skating to compete.
It is a special sport in many
ways. One of its unique features is
that males compete against females.
Age is no.barrier either.
The major objective of Precision •
Skating is fun and participation.
Skaters get great enjoyment from
belonging to a precision skating
team.
While good basic skating skills
are required for Precision Skating,
there are no test requirements and
Precision Skating is open to all
skaters both competitive and recrea-
tional.
Come to the South Huron Rec
Centre on Sunday, January 17 and
see what Precision Skating is all
about.
16 Times -Advocate Janua i 3 1988
Alt South Huron Rec Centre
-Precision skaters---to--compete
Sunday, January 17 will see some
450 competitors vying for the med-
als in six categories as Exeter Fig-
ure Skating and Precision Clubs
host an Invitational Precision Skat-
ing competition.
The competition gets underway at
-10:30 a.m. and runs to .approxi-
mately 3 p.m. when all medal -
winning teams will•present an exhi-
bition of their winning performanc-
es for an appreciative audience.
This ice show exhibition com-
mencing at 3 p.m. provides an op-
noriunity- for local residents to sec -
precision skating at its various lev-
.1s by teams representing clubs
throughout Southwestern Ontario
including St. Thomas, Port Stan-
ey, Belmont, Blenheim...3444°rd,
..ucan, Parkhill, Kingsville, tilatts-
ville, London, Wallaceburg, Ridge -
town, Cambridge, Clifford and Ex-
eter?Age levels include teams of
prenovice who are 'skaters 12 years
of age and under through to masters
who must be over 21 years of age.
Precision Skating has experienced
tremendous growth in the past few
Staffa
NOVICE PRECISION . SKATERS - The Exeter Entertainers will be- participating in "Sunday's precision .ice By MRS J
show at the South Huron Rec Centre with more than•450 skaters in action. Bac , lett, coach Susan odowa, Bar-
bara Tiernan, Michelle McDonald, Mikala MacDougall, Jennifer Cook, Michelle Moore, Jenny Wareham, Louise
Auge, Shonyn Baynham, Lisa Wareham and Wendi Sims. Front, Jennifer McNeilly, Brenyn Baynham, Melissa
Brock,Chris O'Toole, Melanie Phillips, Kristi Sargeant and Tara Hunking. •
JUNIOR PRECISION SKATERS - Performing at Sunday's precision skating.ice show -will be the Exeter jun- -
ior Entertainers. They will be among 450 skatersparticipating in the all -day event. Back, left, Sue Anne Soldan,
Krista Riddell, Julia Tieman, Suzanne Wareham, Shona Craig, Michelle Flood, Kim Lingard, Kelly Van Kerkoerle,
Shannon Boyd and coach Susan Rodowa. Front, Terry Maurer, Ann Hodgins, Shelley Johnston, Lorel Wilhelm,
Patty O'Toole, Kelly Hern, Jenny Wareham and Barbara Tiernan.
UC -Women meet at Crediton
(-By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR
The United Church Women met
on Thursday, January 7. Linda
Finkbeincr and . Mary Draisey
opened the meeting. The theme of
the roll call was Learning to do
things the hard way, reading several
examples from the scriptures.
Mary Kenney presided for busi-
ness. Ross call was taken with pay-
ment ofstdues and what you learned
the hard way.
The yearly reports were given
and adapted.
Huron Presbyterial annual meet-
ing will be January 25 at Wesley
Willis United Church, Clinton.
Several social events for the year
ahead were discussed. It was decided
to entertain the choir when a suita-
ble time can be arranged, and to
have a fund raising day in the fall.
Conveners arc Linda Finkbeincr,
Mary Elder and Irene Haugh.
Lunch was served by Joyce
Pneszcator and Grace Fanner.
Personals
Cc,ngratulations to Albert and
Angela Vanderworp who celebrated
their 25th wedding anniversary on
Saturday January 9 at Crediton
Community Centre. An anniversary
supper was held at Larry's Town and
Country Restaurant for the family,
followed by a dance at the Commu-
nity Centre when friends, neigh-
bours and relatives came to offer
their best wishes. A delicious lunch -
was prepared and served by Elaine
Yearly and staff. Music was by Jay
Albas.
Mr. and Mrs. StanPreszcator
visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Dietrich, Centralia. Also visit-
ing were Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Geti-
nas, London. The Gelinas were my
neighbours in 1949 and 1950 at RR
1, Crediton. Sure was nice to see
them. . -
Choir practie is Wednesday
evening at 8 p.m. Fit the Sunday
School rooms.
In hospital at St. Joseph's Lon-
don are Mr. Lloyd Lamport and
Mrs. Jeanette Lippert.
Mrs. Della Sims is now at
Queensway, Hensall.
Jim Layc returned home from St.
Joseph's London, Mrs. Laura Fink-
bcincr and Mrs. Ethel MacDonald
returned home from South Huron,
Exeter, and Mrs. Leonard Wein
from Sarnia Hospital.
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The Crediton and District Social
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Sympathy is extended to the
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The December meeting of the
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Valerie Scott and Dorothy Dow and
using Christmas as their theme.
Guest speaker Murray Christie,.
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The business portion of the gath-
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Sunday birthday cake, a decision to
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All enjoyed a social time over a
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Members answered the roll call
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Roberta presided for the business
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