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Exeter Lions 15th Annual
Sportsmen's
Dinner
Tuesday, February 2
SOUTH HURON REC CENTRE
Recoptlon 5:30 p.m.. Dinn•r 7:00 p.m.
All proceeds to the Easter Seal
Society and Themes Volley
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A chance to see and hear many of
your favorite sports figures
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Many celebrities including Dennis Hull,
Bob lzumi, Matthew Hilton, Gill Finnity, Leo
Loucks, Mike Bossey
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Varna UCW discuss
By Joan Beierling financial report. Mona Stephenson
Margaret Hayter hosted the lana- read thank ynu nnteg from aiiwniter.
ary meeting of Varna United Church of people, and others expressed ap-
women at her home. Sharon Chut- preciatton to the women on behalf
er, Dorothy Ostrom and Barbara of friends or relatives.
Consist presented a program ,and' Letters of appreciation were re
worship on "New Beginnings", , ceived from many of the organiza-
opening with a'poemby that tale. tions to which we donated money.
Barb read "Keys to a Successful An appeal, was made to Varna and
Ncw YearFollowing a hymn and Goshen .for•sponsorship of a resi-
scripture, Dorothy led a meditation . dent of Dr. Graham's Homes. in In -
on "Keys" with Sharon and Barb dia. This will be discussed after con -
commenting on. the keys of Love, sulcation with the Goshen women.
Faith; Concern and Prayer. Ruth Johnston offered the use of
President Joan Beierling an- her home to work on a quilt for
pounced the dates for the pancake Vivian Boyce. Discussion followed
supper, dessert euchre and Presbyte- on projects the women would like
rial annual meeting, and gave the ter see started.,The Board of Ste -
year -end report showing a busy year wards will be -approached about re-
-and support
e--and-support for many organizations placing the church's main entrance
and church groups. Helen Taylor re- doors.
ported on recent meetings, and treas. A social time and a delicious
urcr Marg Hayter gave an excellent lunch served by the committee fol -
upcoming projects
lowed the meeting.
--Amruat--meeting
Sunday January 17, regular church
services will resume. The Goshen
annual meeting is after the church
service and lunch. Please bring
enough sandwiches and dessAct for
your own family. 'There will be a
movie on The Tcn Commandments
kw the children.
Youth .Group to meet •
Youth Group meets in Varna on
Thursday January 14 at 7:30 p.m.
Attend ' conference
Greg Taylor, David Hayter and
Jeff Hayter attended the Toc Alpha
Conferencn in Toronto at the Mariet.
Hotel overte Christmas Holidays.
They left in the morning of Sunday
Dec. 27 and returned home Wednes-
day December 29 in the evening.
Bring home gold medal
Craig McAsh of Varna and Kenny
Beatles ne ruc'efielci ilay:hock
for, the Clinton pee-Wees. They
played in a pee wbe hockey tourna-
ment in Hanover on Saturday and.
brought home a -gold medal each for
being the top team. Craig was the
most valuable player for their .sec-
ond game and Kenny wasthe most
valuable player for the third game.
Congratulations boys!
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There is ice-skating at the shed in
Varna now and the children and
some adults sure are enjoying it.
Thanks to the men who arc flooding
it and making all this possible.
Card party
The Orange Lodge Card Party is
to be held at the Stanley Complex
on Friday, January 15 at 8 p.m. La-
dies please bring lunch. Everyone
welcome!
Present Granton Sunday School awards
By MRS. E. SUMMERS '
Rev. Beverly Wheeler was cele-
brant for the Holy Communion Ser-
vice at St. Thomas Anglican assist-
ed by Kaylecn Roloson as server,
Kenneth Hoar read the two lessons.
The Holy Gospel of our Lord Jesus
Christ according Mark was read by
the minister.
It being the first Sunday after Epi-
phany, Rev. Wheeler preached her
sermon on the baptism of the Lord
and starting a new -year with faith,
hope and trust of the future: With-
out vision and hopethe people and
churches too, will perish. The cele-
bration of the Holy. Eucharist fol-
lowed the sermon.
ACV meeting
Mrs. Marlene French was hostess
hiller home for the January meeting
of the Anglican Church Women.
Irene Roloson opened the meeting
.by reading two poems. Rev. Bever-
ly Wheeler read the scripture. Thc
Minutes were giden •by Marlene
French, business from the.minutes
was takch care of. Irene closed the.
meeting with a poem. Thc next
meeting will be held at thc home of
Jean Noon. A dainty lunch was
-served by the hostess.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Cunningham.
and daughter Betty of London were
Saturday evening guests of:Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins and Mr..and
Mrs. Ross Langford were guests
with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hod-
gins on Sunday evening.
At the Granton United Church,.
the Rev. Bruce Pierce was in charge
of the morning worship and his
message was "'How can I face
death?"
Sunday School awards
Rebecca -Riddell - third pin; Lind-
Lucan bowling
Monday Ladies - Liz Dale 266- Brown 218, Mary Cadman 203.
690, Janet Ankers 272-689, Donna Thursday Men - Ray .Hands 217,
Overholt 275-659, Joyce Sovereign 348, 280-845, Jeff Park 223, 257,
259-639, Deb Thompson 242-671, 364-844, Brad Taylor 319,.272;
Heather Smith 243-625, Glena 235-826, Brian Ankcrs 254,
Tripp 217-623, Suc Johnston 272- 297253-804, Earl Allison 280-752,
622, Joan Scott 234-607, Pat Hod- --Brian Noycs 251-726, Colin Brew --
gins 236-606, Carol Willcms 249, er 233-684, Rick McKinnon 269 --
Linda- Butler 251, Pat Davis 242, 669, Bob Taylor 259-659, Basil
Heather Gillan 240, Pam Hodgins, Short 246-657, Jeff Allison 257-
236, Diane Williams 235. 654, Pete Smith 284, Pat Holland
Tuesday Y.B.C. Chris Smith 273, Fred Allison 272.
215, Jason Woytowich 211, David Friday Y.B.C. - Dan Gib' on 176,
Wilcox 201, Laura Culbert 178, Steven Smith 174, Matthew Dick -
Sara -Holden 177, Kevin Moore 172, ey 155, Desmond Rodgers 145,
Jeff Campbell 163. - Corey Munro 141, Wendy Jansen
Colleen's - Cathy Gwalchmai 243, 132, Tabatha Smith 128. -
Pat Hodgins 240, Louise Hayter Friday Mixed - Bob Smith 291'-
234,
91x234, Cindy McNaughton 225, Mar- 749, Russ Smith 274-728, Al Ro t
gie Ausin.221,. Joan Goddard 220, bichcau 255-690, Jim -Burt 274- .. _
Lori Hodgins 218, Marion Dykeman 619, Pete- Smith 228-601, Brenda . J
215, Cindy Harrigan 215. - Smith 252, Pennic McRobcrt 223,
Medway - Cal Carmichael 242- Ed Fox 216, Chris -Smith 214,
659, Erika Jelinek 241, Russ Rush Sharon Martens 210.. •
233, Jiri Jelinek. 232, Tom Barr Men's Inter -Town - Lucan 18,
224, Marilyn Smith_ 210; Marg,Car;� Goderich 30 Don Watt 294-1282,
michiael 204. Andy McIntyre 290-1198.
Senior Citizens - Edie Burt 210- Ladies Inter -Town -Lucan 111-20, ' a
603, Lillus Clatworthy 227, Helen Zurich 42-10 - Jan Capitano 244 -
McDonald 226, Derwin Beatson 657, Audrey Watt 268-630. Lucan
220, Frank DeBlock 210, Olive 42-13, Goderich 17 - Glena Tripp
Simpson 207, Yvonne Mathers 206, 309-686, Deb Pearce 252-677.
im Burt 196, Vi Higgs 193, Harry Sunday Y.B.C, - Angela Perry
Noels 190. 222, Paul Smith 220, Shane Mun-
Wednesday- Y.B.C.: Chris God- ro 189, Art Hodgins 187, Steve
dard 213, Brad Goddard 171, Robert Snider 185, John Miller 185.
Densmore 141, Tyler Graham 134, Sunday Mixed - Glena Tripp 292 -
Jeffrey Butler 125, Sara -Lynn Dann- 783, Jim Smith 313-738, Basil
cey 123. Short 256-699, Don Morgan 256-
C.A.W. Local 1620 - Jim Smith 699, Larry Gibson 250-682, Geoff
238 690, Basil Short 260 667, Moss 244-676, Cheryl Smith 253-
Cheryl Smith 272-632, Larry 672, Fred Wells 263-667, Linda
Webber 229-661, Shirley Barkcr
. Smith 205-602,- Gary Dunlop.229, 245-646, Jackie Wells 234-643,
Brian Herbert 223, Floyd Riley Rob Riley 248-627, Lloyd Rimmer
. 211, Mary Keenan 210. 276.
Wednesday Mixed - Don Wallis
275-689, Pat Ryan 254-652, Bob COMING SOON!! 4th ANNUAL
Pipe 243-622, Gary Dunlop 254-1 " I
614, Gary Melvin 229 -608, -Larry I Optimist Club
MacGregor 281-607, Aleatha 1 (GROUNDHOG ' DAY BASH
say Johnson fourth pin; Rachel
cPhcrson third pin; • Carolyn
n 11th bar; Bronwen Hazlc-
.wood third pin; Daren Waters fourth •
bar. These awards were presented by
Sunday School superintendent Doug
Brown. -In the children's time, the
minister. told them the story of the
tree that was chopped down and how
- it grew new branches from. the
stump that was left.
UCS!' meeting
Unit I held their meeting at the
horne of Mrs. Amelia Jameson on
Thursday afternoon. Everyone -took
part in the program which was the
making of a scripture cake. All the
members were asked to bring an in-
gredient for the czke, found in the
Bible. This was mixed, baked and
sampled for lunch. Each member
was given the recipe from Audrey
Harloff and Audrey Wcstman who
werein charge of the program. -Sev-
eral items of business were dis-
Unit IV met at the home of Rhea
Hardie. Marilyn Humphrey presided
and opened with Galations 6:10 and
read an article on "Opportunity". Do
not think of yourself. New -Year's
brings you a new opportunityto
help others. Marilyn read a poem
"Opportunity and Prayer". Elsie
Dann gave thaZtbry of the -life story
of Theresa Hicks in Liberia.
Theresa is a Canadian nurse from
British Columbia. The medicine and
equipment is supplied by Global ed-
ucational medicinal -supplies who
collect donations and obsolete medi-
- cal equipment to be sent to the de-
veloping world instead of the gar-•
bage can.
Jackie Pierce read several -essays
from "Voices from the edge of Eter-
nity", a young girl's. thoughts on
each day if she only -had one week•-
, to live. The. -meeting closed with
• prayer and grace. Lunch was served.
cussed. • • by hostess, Rhea -Hardie.
Saintsbury
By MRS'
At St. Patrick's Anglican Church
Rev. Beverly Wheeler was in charge
of Holy Eucharist Service, Sunday.
She spoke -on the change in our
homes and our lives when the
Christmas 'decorations are finally
packed 'away and on the Baptism of
the Lord.
Rose Cunningham was server,
Mary Kooy provided the music; and
Rose read thc lessons. The flowers
at -the -altar were given in loving
memory of Howard Jordan who en-
crcd into rest a year ago -January 10
placed there by his widow,Voylc
ordan.
Master Matthew Iredale, Elim -
vile spent the weekend with his
grandparcats Ron and Marg Carroll.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carroll were
dinner guests Sunday with their
on, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Carroll
nd children: They were observing
Mrs. Harry Carroll's birthday. Marg
Carroll, Brenda and Matthew visited
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Notice
Wednesday Night
Bingo B,us
to Lucan
starts -again this
_week >'
.lanuary 13
Ken Ogden
Charterways
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Party
for Mike
Sutherland
Fri. Jan. 15
For more information call
229-6649
Lucan Shamrock
Ham Bingo
Wednesday, Jan. 13
Doors opan - 6:30 .
Bingo Starts 7:3t
Regular games, share
the wealth
January
'Specials
Every Wednesday
night In January
$1000,
Jackpot game
Due to the licence regula-
tions no one under 16 years
of oae will be pdmitted
1 Featuring 50, 60, 70's Rock by. . I
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EXETER LEGION HALL
Saturday, January 30
Tickets $15.00/couple
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Mrs. Harry Carroll at, the .Exeter
Villa early Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Davis entertained her
family to dinner on Sunday. Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Barker, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Greenlee,
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Davis, Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Young and Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Tindall. .
Mrs. Muria! Coblcigh, Mrs. Mer-
na O'Neil, Mrs. Mabel Needham,
Mrs. Greta Gibson, Mrs. Voyle Jor-
dan, Mrs. Mary Davis enjoyed dinner
at a -local restaurant Friday and the
evening with Muria! Coblcigh, they
were observing Mabel Needham's
birthday.
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$1099Plu5 Tax
Includes:
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Thurs., Fri., Sot.
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Gun &
Knife
Show
Sun. Jan. 17
9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Centennial Hall,
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Molson's
Sports Nite
Jan. 23/88
Euchre - Crib - Pool -
Darts
Reg.: 7:30 p.m.
Lunch Provided
All members and
. guests welcome
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Tues. to Thurs. 11 - 8:30
Fri. & Sat. 11-9:00 -
Sunday 11:30-- 8A0
We feature a buffet 6n Sun-
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- Salad bar on weekends. Dai-
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Your hosts -
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DANCE
Friday Jaru3ry 15:
SINGLES DANCE
JOE OVERHOLT AND
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Saturday, Jan. 16:
COUNTRY VERSATILES
No Blue Jeans, Please!
349-2678
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DINING LOUNGE
31 Ont.,l. St. N Grand Sand
Tired of Cookin'?
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Sunday
Brunch!
- prime rib, ham, sausage, ba-
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sc -)memade breads,
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Only $8.95
(children 4-12/$5.95)
Starts at 12 noon
Every Sunday
(Regular rnenu also
available)
"Special Feature"
-Bluegrass
Weekend"-
-with the award winning
"Blackwell Sideroad".
from Lond0
January 29, 30, 31
(no cover charge)
Exeter Legion Auxiliary
Dabber Bingo
Thursday, January 14
New Starting Time 7:30 p.m.
GUARANTEED JACKPOT
"Letter. H $50.00" Full Card $500.00
-Early Bird, 10 regular games, 2 specials, share the
wealth, Mini Jackpot
No persons under 16 allowed to play
Licence number 537458
Invitational
Skating Competition
at South Huron Rec Centre, Exeter
Sunday Jan. 17/88
10:3.0 - 6:00 p.m.
Ice $how of all Medal Winners
Commencing at 3:00 p.m.
See Precision Skating at all levels -
Adults $3.00 Students & Seniors $2.00
\Children $1.00