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Times-Advocate, 1979-10-24, Page 15 (2)• NEW LIONS CUB MEMBERS - The district governor of the lions Club came to Grand Bend last Thursdoynight to have naw members ndc,cted. New members Peter Tracz, Don Fraser and Jud Bumstead were sponsored by Neil Dobbie, Rick Sawyers and ;toy Johnson respectively. Pictured here are: Back row: President Peter Hoist, Peter Trocz, Don Fraser, past president franc Allister . Jud Bumstead, and Roy Johnson. Front Row: Neil Dobbie, Rick Saywers and district governor Stew O'Brien. Abent from the photo is new member Tom Ditchburn, also sponsored by Rick Sawyers. Because of fowl supper GB seniors move meeting ahead The Grad Bend Senior and Caroline, in London. Citizens meeting which is Don't forget! The ladies of held the fist Wednesday of St. Johns are sponsoring each morn, has been up- progressive euchre party in dated to Mv, 1st, due to the the Parish Hall, Thursday annual fo'1 supper at Grand evening October 25th, 8:00 Bend Uniad Church on Nov. p.m. 7th. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Mr. :id Jlrs. Lorne Farrell, visited last Sunday Devine, .nd Mr. and Mrs. with Mr. and Mrs. Roland Orville Farrell, visited Neil, of Ailsa Craig, on the friends i the Mount Forest occasion of the Neil's 40th area Wdnesday. wedding anniversary. RosieGrigg spent a few Eva Bariteau, Mary holiday last week with Mr. Ravelle, Alex and Clara and Mr. Earl Wieberg, Judy Hamilton, Jim Prance, and NOTICE Te BI36 Regal Built -In F replace which was adver- ted on page 3 of our 12 page flyer published last eek comes complete. with refectory base and rebr ck bock, porcelain side walls, high emperature rr`sulation orad .positive seal damper. ;he sale price of '399 00 does not include bifold glass doors G;oss Firedoors for the BI36 Fireplace are available -and are on sale for '99.00 extra DISCOUNT DAVE'S HOME CENTRES Olive Webb, all attended the Winners of the duplicate Zone 8 Rally, for Senior bridge game held last Citizens held Wednesday Wednesday evening at St. October 17, at Clinton Legion John's Parish hall were hall. Morning speaker was north - south, Mary Speiran Mrs. Gwen Pemberton, and Marlene Brenner, east - representing C.A.C., west, a tie -John and Elsie Canadian Association of Inglis, Irene Ward and Consumers. Afternoon Muriel Hunt. speaker was Grace Bird Week end visitors with Home Economist of Huron Erwin Holt and Robert were, Country., Mr. and Mrs. Steve Martin of Calgary, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Riddock, of Corunna . They came to attend the wedding of Donald Holt and Elaine Errey, which was held at Grace Bible Chapel, Parkhill. Glenda and Tammy Morenz spent the weekend with Kim Merkies, to celebrate Kim's 13th bir- thday. Hazel Blewett is a patient at St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Resort 4-H 1 clubs meet The "Nifty Needlers" 4 H club no. 1 held meeting four at Tammy Durand's home. Roll call was answered by bringing a picture of an old fashioned iterh of needlepoint work. Work session was on learning the scotch and cashmere stitches. "Nifty Needlers" held meeting five at Trish Van - J denbygaard's home. Roll call was to bring a picture of something you like in needlepoint. The work period was a demonstration on how to block and cut out squares. Meeting six will be held October. 23 at Diane Cyr's home. The "Rolling Coasters", 411 Club no.2 of Grand Bend held meeting six last Tuesday evening at Cathy Allister's home. All members were present to answer the ,roll call of, "An example of a design which shows one of the stitches learned in previous meetings." Include this in your project manual. In the work period the leaders showed how to finish off the edge of the coasters the girls are making, with binding stitch and how to cover the back of them with felt. Next meeting will be held November 6th at Sherri Desjardine's home. 1° 8th Railea Lcdies' orlon and mohair Raglan sleeve CARDIGANS Men's Icelandic PULLOVERS 0 1 �e. Crew neck ;"` `+�! Aztec stripe satrevav 4 %;,,,.w.ti ,2,. Reg. '36 3sxm,,i,..?...-tic c�TEf�tE L sIoti FACTORY OUTLET . 16 Main St. Grand Bend 238-8007 Mon. to Sat. 10-5:30 Sunday 12-5:30 1 99: Can FBDB hel you • Financial assistance Management counselling Management training Information on government programs for''business Mr. Ted Roe one of our representatives will beat Green Forest Motor Hotel - GRAND BEND Tuesday, November 6th, 1979 1:00 P.M. - 4:00 P.M. 11 you require tinsncing to start, modernize or expand your business and are unable to obtain it elsewhere on reasonable terms and conditions or 11 you ere interested In the FBDB management services of counselling and training or wish information on government programs available for your business, talk to our representative. FEDERAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BANK • Opening my/days to s✓r>talllbcssirress. 197 York Street London, Ontario Suite 1000 434-2144 Greenway By MANUEL CURTS The Rev. John Wareham, Exeter was supply minister at the United Church service Sunday morning, owing to the hospitalization of the Rev. Harley Moore. In the Anglican Church, the Rev. Murray Brooks, Ipperwash has been supplying until a new rector is appointed. A Service was held in the Anglican Church, Sunday evening under the leadership of the Rev. Aubrey Bell, Leamington. Guests at the service were members of the Royal Arch Masons, London District. A social hour followed the service. -Best wishes are exteneded to Danny Lagerwerf, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Lagerwerf and Wilma Bontje who were married Saturday in the St. Pius the • X Catholic Church, London. By the way -Did you hear about the fellow who bought a hat and charged it? Guess he's in debt over his ears. 4. - Mark anniversary at Centralia church By MRS. FRED BOWDEN A Targe congregation in- cluding a number of visitors attended the anniversary service in the United Church Sunday morning with Rev. Keith Brown of Lucan as guest speaker.. _ Speaking on the subject -"Counting- the Cost Rev. Brown told his listeners that Jesus ndver promised the Christian life to be an easy one. Every Christian should realize he is commissioned to be totally committed; to possess a deep personal faith; to let his light shine out and be a translator of the word of God. The . Lord expects a Christian to be actively faithful and enthusiastic and should gather regularly for Christian fellowship. A righteous life provides a clean channel for God's blessing to flow through to others!( The choir under the direction of Douglas Gill provided special music for the service. An anthem "0 For a Thousand Tongues" was sung by the choir; a vocal solo "I walk to -day where Jesus walked" by Mrs. Russell Wilson; and a Girl's Chorus ':'Silver and Gold have I None." There was organ alld piano music by Mr. Gill and Penny Smith. The church was beautifully W'ecorated with flowers, autumn leaves, fruits and vegetables. There Were (lowers in the church -in memory of the late Bruce Gaynor who lost his life in a car accident one year ago. The church was filled for the evening service, spon- sored by the Centralia -Zion Young Peoples group, when__ thele. ostcal""Can it Be" and "Life Unlimited" was_ presented by Joy Unlimited, a young peoples' group from St. Andrews United Church, Chatham. The presentation under the direction of Mrs Grace Henderson is a musical and dramatic testimony of the power of Christ in our lives to -day. Much credit is due the director and her singers and narrators for the splendid performance. Personals Mrs. Lloyd Vogan, Mrs. Wayne Brown, Trevor and Terry and Shawn Taylor of Listowel were recent visitors with the former's mother, Mrs. Fred Cunnington. Mr. and Mrs. Truman Mills, Kingston called on a friend Saturday and the previous evening they visited, with Miss Flossie Davey at the Blue Water Rest Home, Zurich. Mrs. Fred Penwarden, Sarnia, and Mrs. Elmer Wilson, Exeter, were weekend guests and Stan Love, Exeter was a Sunday guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Huxtable. Among the visitors at- tending the anniversary service Sunday morning were Mr. and Mrs. Don Blair Times- Advocate, October 24, 1979 Pogo 13 r Hensall Sherwoods beat Zurich Sunday the Sherwoods continued their early season winnings as they defeated the Zurich Buckeyes 7-6 in Hensall. Of the 13 goals scored, four players had eight of the counters. Scoring two goals each for the Sherwoods were Steve Knight and Fred Campbell. Mike Clarke and Rick Schilbe had a pair of goals each for Zurich. The horse squad got off to a 2-0 lead with goals midway in the first stanza by Camp- bell and Knight. Picking up Lucan'rec race is tightening up The Lucan rec league race tightened up this week as the Hackers and the Blues, who were in first place, both lost. Salon 174, who are now in first place with four points, defeated the Blues 6-5 and the perviously winless Greens got their first points as they put the Hackers aside 6-4. Salon 174 opened up a quick lead on goals by Brian Dick and Don Coughlin and held that 2-0 edge into the second period. George Ewer scored two goals, one on a power play, to tie the score at two before Don-Lankin knocked a loose puck by Blues goalie Phil Vousden. Lankin scored again in the third period before Mike Wraith scored the first of his two goals. Chris Mouritzen scored for Salon 174 to in- crease their lead to 5-3. Aaron Appleman brought the Blues within one but Mouritzen scored the winner just minutes later. Wraith Bowling scores from Lucan Men's inter-town-Lucan One -1 point; Bob Smith 258- 1147; Don Watt 296-1138; Charlie Glenn 245-1069 Lucan two -5 points: Jeff Park 301-1216; Brian Ankers 326.1208; Jim Smith 262-1087. Ladies infer-town-Lucan 4 points Goderich 3 points Audrey Watt 232-621, Lorna Ellyatt 239. Monday Ladies -May Murphy 283-688, Lorna Ellyatt 312-670, Sharon Redick 259-633, Janet Ankers 253-625 Kit Hearn 242-622, Joyce Sovereign 299-620, Pat Hodgins 222-620, Loraine Mosurinjohn 223-611. Audrey Watt 255-608, Mary Jefferies 223-606, Pat MacDonald 255, Pat Riddell 255. Jean Isaac 244, Joyce Van Geel 223, Diane Williams 220. Juniors -Diane Watt 198- 334, Rod Johnston 177-332, Tonya Butchart 174, Shelly Gillan 154, Loralee McDonald 149, Terry McRoberts 147, Raymond Van Geel 145, Sheila Jones 143. Bantams -Lisa Van Geel 236-372, Jamie Bond 188-277, Bret Butchart 151, Wendy Nevin 137, Jamie Pitt 134, Jim Kwasnicki 127, Jason Pfaff 124. Colleens- Janice Abram 238-685, Audrey Watt 262-673, Heather Gillan 252-629, Marcia Rydall 235, Helen Hearn 225, Terry Mawdsley 224, Ilene Hodgins 224, Mary Van Geel 223, Joan Gwalch- mai 210, Nola Lewis 207. Medway - league -Bob Carmichael 286-747, Jiri Jelinek 229-623, Norm Wyatt 225, Ken Weir 234, Ilene Moir 207, Mark Carmichael 203, Jean Poole 202. Senior citizens -Laura Williams 229-618, Jean Miller 223, John Park 182, Ed Armstrong 166, Alex Young 162. - Wednesday mixed -Lorna Ellyatt 279-710. Ward Ellyatt 238-654, Don Watt 232-630, John Hibbert 229-609, Linda llibbert 239, Marlyn Smith 228, Debbie ihartreau 228, Russ Smith 223, Audrey Watt 212, Brian Currie 212, Randy Poets 210. Thursday men -Ken Eaton 284-801, Larry Decaluwe 308- 783, Harold Mayo 298-778, Don Watt 258-738, Jim Smith 291-851, Bill Neil 255-716, Bill Butler 306-715, Harold Smith 276-710, Brian Ankers 258- 686, Geo Van Geel 252-684, Jeff Park 249-663, Brad Taylor 226-662, Fred Cowdrey 271-656, Mike Neil 278-652, Wes Hicks6n 274, Ron Dickey 268. Friday mixed -Bill Neil 267- 689, Jim Burt 234-678, Anna Mollard 252-654, Jim Unwin 267-650, Maxine Parnall 222- 648, Edie Burt 247-639, Bill Butler 240-623, Teresa Aldrich 230-622, nave Mawdsley 237621, Kim Rae 234-611, Wayne Smith 236- 608, Morley Thompson 276. of London and Mr. Andrew Blair, Burnaby, B.C. - Sunday visitors with' Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bowden were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Paynter and Anne, St. Marys; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jaques, Steven and Susan, Granton; Mrs. Barry Reid, Heather and Lori, London.. then scored his second goal but the Blues were unable to tie the game in the remaining minutes. The Greens won their first game of the season as they upset Hagen's Hackers 6-4.. The first two periods belonged to the Greens''as they built up a 3-0 lead heading into thefinal stanza. Martin Wraith scored the only first period goal as his shot from the top of the slot found its way through Chuck Fredin's legs. Rick Gwalchmai put the finish to a perfect passing play by deking out Fredin and sliding the puck into the open net. Gary Miller scored the third goal as he picked up the puck along the left side boards and went in alone on Fredin and snapped a shot over Fredin's right shoulder. The Hackers came out roaring in the third as Gary Revington finally beat John Garrison. Brad Taylor then scored two successive goals to tie the game at three. The first was on a breakaway and the second when he knocked in Gary "Ike" Isaac's shot that careened off the crossbar. Harry Wraith restored the Greens lead as "Big Guy" Gwalchmai fed him a pass that put him behind Fredin and in front of the empty net. Gord Moon scored the eventual winner as he fought his way down the boards and cut in sharply toward the Hacker's goal where he slid it into the net. Revington brought the Hackers within one as he lit the lamp after receiving a pass from behind the net. Moon then added the in- surance goal as he in- tercepted an errant pass and deked Fredin who was skating back into the net because he was ready to leave for the bench in favour of an extra attacker. assists on the two goals were Rick Ingram, Jamie Cald- well and Brian Campbell. The Buckeyes struck two goals with three minutes left in the period with defen- cemen Mike Clarke putting one past Sherwoods' goalie Laurie Skinner at 17:04. Jim Murray and Handy McKinnon assisted Just over a minute later, Gerald Weido took passes from John Graham and Dave Cyr to even the score at two goals apiece. The second period proved to be the downfall for the Buckeyes with Hensall out- scoring the defending South Huron Hockey League champs 4-2. The Buckeyes were forced to juggle their lines due to the absence of centremen Ron Rader, Pat Bedard and Kevin McKin- non. In addition, the Buckeyes had five new players in the lineup. With only 36 seconds gone in the period Ingram took passes from Jim Ferguson and Brian Campbell and put one behind the Buckeye's Randy Oke. . Less than two minutes later, Fred Campbell scored his second goal of the af- ternoon to up the Sherwoods' margin to two goals. Allan Bell picked up the assist. At 4:34 slick centre iceman Brian Campbell took a pass from Caldwell and put one past Oke. The Buckeyes put them- selves back into the game as substitute centre John Graham scored . from newcomer Murray. Steve Knight got that one back for the hotel squad 10 minutes later. Caldwell and Brian Campbell picked up the assists. The Buckeyes picked up the final goal of the period with Clarke doing the job. Graham and McKinnon assisted. In the final period Zurich came within one goal of tying Hensall but an unassisted goal by Ingram with five minutes elapsed proved to be the winner. Scoring the Buckeyes goals were Schilbe with a pair. 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