Times-Advocate, 1984-03-28, Page 13Houseleague - The
houseleague basketball teams
are starting. The captains of
these three teams are: Gary
Austin - Vipers, Todd Rum -
ball - Cobras, Russ Fink-
belner - Boa Constricters.
After houseleague is over the
best players are picked to go
to the basketball tournament
at J.A.D. McCurdy Public
School.
Randy Hoffman, Michael
Vincent
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Pancake sale - Tuesday,
March 6 Stephen Central held
a Pancake sale for the
students. The pancakes were
sold 3 for 50t. We have held
Pancake Tuesday for a
number of years and we enjoy
it. The cooks were Mrs.
Bender, Mr. Brand, Mr.
Negrijn and Mr. O'Rourke.
Mona Brand
Charlene Browning
Hay Swamp - On March 7
the Grade Seven students
went to Hay Swamp. We left
the school around 9:30 a.m.
All of us rode by bus to the
corner of the 8th and 9th con-
cession and were dropped off
there. We walked for a couple
of hours and then stopped to
make our fire and make
lunch. Some groups had a
very hard time trying to get
the fire started. Also each
group had to bring their own
lunch to eat.
After lunch we started hik-
ing again to another part of
Hay Swamp. When we arriv-
ed at this spot, everyone
played a game called "The
British and The French". As
soon as we had played a cou-
ple of games, everyone head-
ed for the highway.
When we all got on the bus
to come home everyone was
exhausted. Even the
teachers, Mr. Brand and Mrs.
Weigand were tired.
Kathy Hendrick
Laura Draisey
Science Fair - Tuesday,
March 27, Stephen Central
will hold its annual Science
Fair. Grades 5 - 8 will be par-
ticipating. The two sections
are biological and physical.
We will set up on Tuesday and
they will judge on
Wednesday.
Michelle Vincent, Lisa Martin
Basketball - On April 7 at 2
p.m. at South Huron District
High School the free throw
basketball championships are
taking place. The categories
are boys and girls ages 11-14.
We wish everyone par-
ticipating "Good Luck".
Christie Eveland,
. Gary Austin
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by MISS JEAN COPELAND
Woodham
Mrs. Deanna Copeland
spent the weekend with
Suzette Pastuer, London.
Mr. and Mrs. Reg McCur-
dy, Jason and Jeffrey were
guests at the Hodge -Perkins
wedding in Brantford, Satur-
day. Sunday they visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Watson and
Elycia of Stoney Creek.
The Messengers held a
crokinole party on Friday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Insley at-
tended a family gathering in
Crediton Sunday in honour of
Mr. and Mrs. William
Schwartz 59th wedding
anniversary.
Jeffrey, Joel and Rebecca
Preszcator of Eighth Line
have spent the past week with
their grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Parkinson while
their parents Randy and
Brenda attended the World
1984 Figure Skating Cham-
pionship in Ottawa.
We are pleased to say Dick
Jongkind has returned to his
home following surgery.
Mrs. Irene Hoffmeyer, Mit-
chell visited Thursday even-
ing with Mrs. George
Wheeler.
Mr. and Mrs. • David
Wheeler, Steven, Bobby and
Craig and Mrs. Geo. Wheeler
visited Sunday afternoon with
Rev. John Cooke,
Thamesford.
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Times -Advocate, March 28, 1984
Page 13
Locals in all star game
The annual Huron -Perth
boys basketball All-Star game
was held Friday at South
Huron District High School.
The finest athletes from
• Huron grouped to face the
best from Perth in two ex-
citing matches, one for senior
players and one for juniors.
In addition to the games,
several awards were handed
out to the athletes. The two
top shooters in the conference
held a free -shot competition
to determine who Huron
Perth's best shooter is. The
Mitchell Blue Devils senior
team was also honoured for
capturing the Huron -Perth ti-
tle, the WOSSA title and the
OFSSA title.
Still, the games proved to
be the highlight of the even-
ing. Each team in Huron -
Perth was allowed to name
their two best seniors and
their two best juniors to the
teams. South Huron's Brian
Topp and Scott Miller had the
honour of being selected as
the two top junior Panthers,
and Brent Atthill and John
Mol both proudly represented
the senior Panthers.
The juniors were the first to
hit the floor and play. Both
Scott and Brian appeared in
top form and managed to
adapt well to their new team-
mates. The game was a rare
chance to see basketball of
such a high quality. The high
calibre of play made it easy
for one to forget which side
they were cheering for and
applaud good plays by both
teams.
In the initial portions of the
game, the two teams played
a very close game and the
match seemed deadlocked.
Shortly aftwards, however,
the Huron team began to
dominate the play and hand-
ed in a decisive 70-45 victory
over the Perth teams.
The seniors played a much
closer and more intense
game. The two teams seem-
ed to provide each other with
the perfect competition.
Perth held a small lead for
most of the first half. Before
the half ended though, the
Huron squad was able to edge
ahead of Perth for awhile.
The second half roared on
the way the first half ended;
the score quickly teetering
back and forth. Slowly,
however, Perth seemed to
build up strength and was
able to widen the scoring gap
at a steady rate. Perth finish-
ed the third quarter with a
comfortable 14 point lead, at
69 compared to Huron's 55.
Perth took advantage of its
lead to try sane rather spec-
tacular plays. The Perth
team tried several court -long
passes and played quite hard.
Huron did fight back hard,
but was not able to halt the
charging Perth squad. Perth
won the match, defeating
Huron 93-74.
Euchre season
ends at NeiI's
The regular euchre at Neils
school was well attended
Monday evening convened by
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Roll-
ings, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Carter.
Prize winners were as
follows: high score, Ann
Gilmour, Harry Noels; lone
hands Jessie Lewis, Ron
Fahner; low score Charlotte
Barker, Murray Shoebottom
with the lucky number going
to Don Fahner.
Next party is April 20 and
will be convened by Jack and
Ann Gilmour and Andy and
Marian Thompson.
Quilting seems to be the
order of the day. Mildred
Hirtzel, Viola Atkinson and
Mary Kooy were at Jessie
Lewis' Monday and
Marguerite Greenlee's, Fri-
day of last week quilting.
Miss Wendi Horton Peter-
borough spent the weekend at
home with Mr. and Mrs. Doug
Riley and family.
Mrs. Minnie Harrison and
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Harrison
were Saturday guests with
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Har-
rison, Strathroy.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Noels,
Exeter were Sunday visitors
with Tom and Mary Kooy.
Alice Koehler became
grandma twice last week.
Connie and Pat Masse had a
baby boy Shayne Patrick
Monday and Cathy and Mike
Arnold had a baby boy
Christopher Michael Edward,
Wednesday.
Sunday dinner guests with
Alice Koehler were Pat, Con-
nie and Shayne Masse of
Dashwood and Mike, Cathy
and Christopher Arnold of
London.
The senior citizens met in
the Community Centre, Mon-
day afternoon and will meet
again on April 9 at 2 p.m.
GOSPEL SING AT GRANTON - A large crowd attended'a Gospel Sing at the Gran-
ton United Church, Sunday night. Above, program organizer Doreen McRobert chats
with singers Brianna, Johathan and Matthew Hill. T -A photo
Euchre enjoyed
at Greenway
By ANNE WALPER
Greenway
The euchre party held at
Corbett School Thursday
evening was well attended.
Following are the prize
winners:
Lone hands Perry Cunn-
ingham; high man Jean
Miller; high lady Kay Arm-
strong, low man Murray
Shoebuttom, low lady Gertie
Hodgins. Hostesses for the
evening were Millie Steeper
and Idris Young. The next
euchre will be Thursday,
April 5 at 8 p.m.
Watch for the Corbett Can
-
munity Dance which is being
held this year in the Lucan
Arena Saturday night, April
21.
About fourteen members
attended the meeting of "The
Willing Workers" which was
held on Wednesday evening at
the home of Ken and Joyce
McCarter.
After the meeting Carolyn
Woodburn and Cathy Walper
assisted the hostess in serving
a tasty lunch and a time of
fellowship was enjoyed.
Lyle and Millie Steeper
returned Sunday night from a
Caribbean cruise. Cleve and
Eleanor Brophey accom-
panied them on the trip.
David Ilodgins is a patient
in Strathroy Hospital and
Mrs. Bill Bullock (Wilma) is
a patient in hospital.
The Lenten Service was
held Sunday in the United
Church with Rev. Peebles as
speaker. The Anthem by the
choir on Sunday was entitled
"Love Found a Way".
The story for the children
was called, "Side-tracked"
and persistence is the key to
staying on the right track.
Rev. Peebles' sermon was
on "Finding and Facing
Christ". The next Lenten Ser-
vice is on Thursday at 7:30
p.m.
Evelyn and Manuel Curts
held a birthday dinner for
their sister Viola, Sunday.
Other guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Curts of London,
Ken and Luella Smithery of
Corbett, and Mrs. Laurence
Curts of Grand Bend.
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HURON COUNTY ATLAS
Let it be known that all inquiries relating to the
new Huron County Atlas update should be ad-
dressed to the Municipal Offices at P.O. Box
1420, Exeter, Ontario NOM 1S0, or phone
1-519-235-2900.
Items on Hand at the Municipal Offices include:
1. Guidelines for Articles for Huron County
Atlas
2. Application for Space in the Huron County
Atlas.
Please note that all interested parties have un-
til April 15, 1984, which is the deadline for sub-
missions to the county.
LARRY H. STUCK, A.M.C.T
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