Times-Advocate, 1984-02-22, Page 5ti
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A family gathering was
held at the home of Mr.and
Mrs. Bob Norris and Robert
on honouring Miss
Ethel lkwe 80th
birthday. Present for the oc-
casion were her sisters, Miss
Laura Balkwell and Mrs, Or-
pha Norris and her brother,
Roy Blakwell, Jim Norris and
Wyn Sharpe, Brampton, Dar-
rell and Judy Kuntz, Kit -
Appreciates
coverage
Sir:
1 would like to thank you for
the excellent coverage you
gave for our Hensel! Bi -
Centennial Day Celebrations.
The pictures were excellent,
and I am sure they will be
preserved for our future
history.
Unfortunately the weather
did not co-operate as well as
our residents and others from
the community who really
gave us such tremendous sup-
port for which we thank them.
The Hensall merchants, the
firemen, also the Hensall
Legion, who were the Honour
Guard for the Flag raising
ceremony, which unfor-
tunately you forgot to mention
in your report; these certain-
ly deserved honourable men-
tion, and a big Thank You
from us.
Irene Davis
Councillor
chener, Susan Norris ,Sttat-
ford, JW Norris, London, Jim
and Patti Skinner and girls
and Rob Heckman, Mitchell.
Joanne Templeman and
Pat Donovan Milton, visited
on the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. John Templeman and
family.
Mrs. Frank Miller is a pa-
tient in Seaforth Community
Hospital.
Mrs. John Templeman
hosted the Cromarty Ladies
Aid at her home on Monday
evening. The president, Mrs.
Jean Carey presided opening
with a hymn and devotions,
taking her scripture from
Matthew.
Roll call was answered with
where you spent Christmas.
During business donations
were made to several needy
causes. For her special
number Jean shared many
handy household tips with
everyone present.
Mr. and Mrs. John
Templeman accompanied
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Willows to
Peterborough this past week,
where they attended the On-
tario Holstein annual meeting
and visited several dairy
farms in the area.
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SKATING SMURFEITES — Smurfettes skating in.Saturday's Exeter figure skating carnival were Hayley Snell,
Rianne Laye, Jennifer McNeilly, Kate Farwell, Caroline Quinn, Toni Dejong and Jeri -Lee Davis. T -A photo
Large crowd at skating carnival
Two large crowds were in
attendance at the South
Huron Rec Centre to watch
the annual winter carnival
presentation of the Exeter
figure skating carnival.
The 130 members of the
local club took part in Fan-
tasy Land adventures featur-
ing a toy store in the first half
and Michael's Fantasy in the
second.
The feature skaters were
John and Sandra Stevenson of
the Ilderton winter club. They
were recent w inners of silver
medals in Preston, gold in
Winnipeg and were seventh in
the Canadian championships
in Regina.
Skating solo numbers were
Suzanne Wareham, Donald
Broadfoot, Michael Rankin,
Monique Aunger and Deb
Bedard while Patty O'Toole
and Catherine Davison skated
as Raggedy Anne and Andy.
Also performing in a
feature role were the Exeter
novice and pre -novice preci-
sion skating teams.
Agnes Aunger and Delores
Prest were carnival con-
veners and Ralph Wareham
was master of ceremonies.
Peter Aunger is president of
the Exeter figure skating
club. Club professionals are
Marg Carey, Brenda Pin-
combe and Debbie
Naujokaitis.
The appropriate 'paintings
on the ice surface were very
artistically done by Donna
Voerman.
Numbers in addition to the
feature and solo skaters
were:
Our Alphabet Letters -
Jamie Walter, Jeff McLean,
Paul Lavier, Bryan Negrijn,
Matthew Hayter, Jeremy
Straw. Coach: Wendy
Ballantyne.
Dolls - featuring Barbie
Dolls: Katherine Tomasik,
Stephanie Pearson, Tanya
Regier. Shirley Temple Dolls:
Shari Bierling, Teresa Stire,
Laura Cook. Cabbage Patch
Dolls: Lisa McDonald,
Crystal Anne Davis, Danielle
Knox, Preslee Mayer.
Coaches: Patty O'Toole and
Catherine Davison.
The Jungle Book - featuring
Tigers: Joseph Bierling, Dar-
ryl Parsons. Bears: Bradley
Tieman, Jeremy Westlake.
Wolves: Scott Rasenburg,
Stephen Straw, Christopher
Straw. Coach: Kellie
Whiteford.
The Strawberry Shortcake
Kids - featuring Strawberry
Shortcake: Melissa Brock.
Lemon Meringue: Kim
Campbell. Blueberry Muffin:
Kelly Campbell. Raspberry
Tart: Avril Prest. Plum Pud-
ding: Jeffery Barnes.
Huckleberry Pie: Aaron
Prest. Coach: Martha Klopp.
The Music Notes - Jennifer
Cook, Wendi Sims, Elizabeth
Coates, Jennifer Wareham,
Shonyn Baynham, Gia King.
Smurf Fantasy Land -
Smurfs: Jon Moore, Matthew
Glavin, Ben Guenther, Gavin
Poole, Bronwyn Pearson,
Amy Edwards, Carli Tieman.
Smurfettes: Kate Farwell,
Toni Dejong, Jeri -Lee Davis,
Rianne Laye, Hayley Snell,
Jennifer McNeilly, Caroline
Quinn.
Unforgettable Characters -
Mother Goose: Paula Parkin-
son. Little Boy Blue: 'Lisa
Wareham. Mary Had a Little:
Tara flunking. Lamb: Sarah
Darling. Jack Jumped Over:
Mikala MacDougall. Jack
and: Jeanette Hayter. Jill:
Lisa Forrest. Jack in the Box:
Crediton 5 4-H
by Irene Dietrich
The second meeting for
Crediton 4-H club five was
held February 13 at Kaak's.
We began by reciting the 4-H
pledge and then answering
the roll call which
was,"Describe one quilt or
quilted item which you have
at home or in the family."
After the roll call we were
taught how to assemble our
quilting sample. We had a
choice of the 4-H crest, an ap-
ple, a snail. or zodiac signs.
We read the home activities
and voted on our club name
with the majority of the votes
going towards the title
"Batt'n Around".
Irene Dietrich is to draw
the picture for the cover.
Anne Marie Mittelholtz. Sim-
ple Simon: Tracy Hum-
phreys. Little BoPeep: Debra
Pfaff. BoPeep's Sheep:
Kristan Strang. Little Miss
Muffet: Lynn Workman. A
Sugar Plum: Andrea
Weigand. Humpty Dumpty:
The Real One of Course! E.T.
Jeremy Brock.
The Circus - Ringmaster:
Donald Broadfoot. The Wild
Black Cats: Deanne Ford,
(ayanne Heywood, Denise
Holliday, Carisa Willis,
Shawn Lovell, Krista Bierl-
ing. The Famous, Monkeys
and . Poodles: Jennifer
McGee, Jill Sararas, Julie
Hayter, Brenyn Baynham,
Tara Edwards, Michelle
Parkinson, Jenise McKnight.
The Class and Comedy Act:
Ballerinas - Stephanie Cook,
Jennifer Levier, Tracey
Snell, Naomi Prest. Clowns -
Teri Snell; Cathy Wagner,
Nicole Eccles, Chrissy
Parker, Melanie Philips.
The Ballroom Fantasy -
Sheila Dougall, Denise Kints,
Mandi Fields, Michelle
McDonald, Michelle Moore,
Jaime McGee, Jodie McGee,
Michelle Northcott, Chrissy
O'Toole. Accompanied by:
Donald Broadfoot.
The Nightmare Fantasy -
Suzanne Wareham, Sandy
Pratt, Julia Tieman, Tracy
Spencer, Stephanie Baptist,
Michelle Birmingham,
Michael Rankin.
What - Punker's? - Nancy
Broadfoot, Susan Coates, Lori
Dalrymple, Tracy Fields,
Sandy Pratt, Sue Anne
Soldan, Tobi Taylor, Tina
Taylor, Barbara Tieman,
Lynette Gryseels.
The Surprise Fantasy -
Michelle Birmingham, Mary
Birmingham, Wendy Ballan-
tyne, Stephanie Baptist, Kel-
ly Hern, Tracy Spencer, Julia
Tieman, Suzanne Wareham,
Kellie Whiteford and Michael
Rankin.
The Harem Fantasy - Moni-
que Aunger, Michele Aunger,
Sueanne Adkins, Deb Bedard,
Lisa Birmingham, Catherine
Davison, Debbie gown, Mar-
tha Klopp, Patti O'Toole,
Heather Prout.
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The novice precision team
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Patty O'Toole, Sandy Pratt
TracySpencer, Julia Tieman,
Suzanne Wareham, Cheri
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Whiteford.
Pre -novice precision team
skaters were Shonyn
Baynham, Michelle Birm-
ingham, Donald Broadfoot,
Jeremy Brock, Sheila
Dougall, Andrea Hendrick,
Michelle McDonald, Mikala
MacDougall, Julia Merner,
Michelle Moore, Christine
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SHDHS EVENTS
SHDHS Students Council is
showing Dudley Moore's
"Romantic Comedy" this Fri-
day as their last event before
the approaching March ex-
ams and holidays. The movie,
along with cartoons, will be
shown in the new gymnasium
at 8:30 p.m. Admission is 2.50.
Exams begin March 2 and
continue until the following
Friday. The March Break is
the next week with students
returning to school for third
term on Monday, March 19.
Last week's Valentines
events went over amorously
well. Many Carnations and
Valentine Kisses were sent.
Hugs were exchanged. Fri-
day's semi -formal dance was
a great success
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