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Times Advocate, 1984-10-31, Page 24I Flom. ) Hardw;, rr Page 24 Times -Advocate, October 31, 1984 Minor balila p yrs 0-1.ted- at DasIuw..d By MRS. IRVIN RADER Joe Arnold and Bill Dashwood Vandeworp presented Todd Laporte with the M.F.P. award, Rick Smith with M.I.P. award and M.S.P. to John Luther. The rest of the team received trophies and the W.O.A.A. 1984 crest. Don Beaver and Irvin Martin, the coaches for the Bantam boys, presented Bill Vandeworp the M.V.P., Richard Voogel, the M.I.P. and M.S.P. to Doug Campbell. Trophies were also presented to all the boys. The midget team coached by Mike Rau and Bernie Denomme awarded M.V.P. to D'Arcy Martin, M.I.P. to Dwayne Butler and M.S.P. to Brian Steckle. The midget team also received individual trophies and the W.O.A.A. 1984 crest. Luther, Rose and Tammy The 1985 Dashwood Minor Rader were the next group to Athletic Association ex receive a trophy. ecutive will be Don O'Rourke, On October 21 Dashwood Minor Athletic Association held their annual pot luck din- ner at Dashwood Community Centre. Approximately 200 people had a very enjoyable time to close their baseball year. The afternoon started with Lynda Arnold, 1984 vice- president, requesting Rev. Campbell to say Grace. After the meal Lynda thanked Don O'Rourke, the 1984 president. Elaine Keller, 1984 treasurer made known our financial status. At this point the five and six t -ball group led by Kathy Hayter, Karen Schade and Tammy Rader were call- ed to the front where each received a trophy. T -ball seven and eight led by Carol past president; Lynda Ar - Tyke coaches George nold, president; Lynda Gent - Keller, Larry Luther and Dave Woodward called upon uti vice-president; Marg B their boys. All tykes receives Haes, secretary and Kathy Hayter, treasurer..AA vote of trophies; Terry Genttner appreciation to all the received the M.V.P. coaches, assistants and um - medallion, Derick Masse the pires is certainly extended. M.I.P. award and M.S.P. The hats are hung up but look award went to Robbie Luther. forward to a successful 1985. Pee wee coaches Bill All uniforms are to be hand- Vandeworp, Ken Genttner, ed in to a member of the ex - CONSULT — Exeter Mayor Bruce Shaw chats with John C. Aldred after the latter gave a consultant's report to 21 local businesses last week. Aldred was on a team from Clarkson Gordon who presented the report to the group following a banquet at the Masonic hall.. INE Ell lIn MMEI ■ 1 Home, Farm, Industrial 1 C.C. Rentals & Service ■ Car 237-3456 Mt. mel MI NOOM.._-- J WE'RE YOUR USEDCAR '82 BUICK ELECTRA 4 dr. Fully lood.d Fontasric Car - No. 47 '12,999 '82 CHRYSLER LEBARON 7 dr. 7 7. 4 1p••d. Paler, • console No 619 '82 TRANS AM JOS. 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Dashwood Men's Club The Dashwood Men's Club held their annual Hallowe'en dance Saturday evening where a large crowd was entertained by the music of '"Free Wheelin". Most of the crowd were in customes with the following theme prizes awarded: the most original , Mike and Karen Tiernan and Dave and Nancy Rader; the best dressed couple, Jim and Donna Hoffman; the funniest, Glen Restemayer; best Hallowe'en theme, Bill and Ginger Weber. The night was enjoyed by all. Personals Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rader were Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Gamble, London; and Mr. and Mrs.Ir- vin Rader. Halloween party held By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE Thames Rood There were 33 children and 20 adults in attendance at the Messenger Hallowe'en party at Elimville Church on Fri- day evening. Prizes were given for the following: witches and wizards - 1)Erin Coward, 2) Rebecca Miller, 3) Angela Hovius and Laura Miller tied; Hoboes and Scare Crows - 1) Tom Passmore, 2) Lisa Ker - nick, 3) Jackie Morgan; car- toons and T.V. characters; tied, Elizabeth Kerslake and Kristy Bray; dolls - Amy Johns; Nursery Rhymes - 1)Starr Hovius, 2) tied, Chad Smith and Vanessa Bray, 3) tied, Erin and Ryan Parker; animals - Melinda Hovius; clowns - 1) Lori Kernick, 2) Trevor Skinner, 3) tied, Laura Skinner and David Veal; cowboys - 1) Matthew Rowe, 2) Shawna Rowe, 3) tied, Alvin McNichol and Shannon Snow; Indians - 1) Crystal Hovius, 2) Ryan Fulton, 3) Tim Parker. Dracula - Patrick Jeffery and Kenny McNichol; ghost buster - Jon Passmore; Michael Jackson - Kevin Johns; mummy - "Robbie Lynn; country gentleman - Sarah Kerslake; Lunch was then served which brought an enjoyable evening to a close. Personals Mr. and Mrs. William Rohde were Friday supper guest with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ballantyne. Ken Duncan is a patient in Stratford General Hospital. We wish him a speedy recovery. Karen and Kathy Rohde of Exeter and Tammy Rohde spent the week -end with their, grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William Rohde. Mr. and Mrs. William Rohde attended the anniver- sary church service at Exeter United church on Sunday where Peter Snell was in charge of the service and Bob Ileywood sang several numbers along with Peter. Snell. Bob had a very inspir- ing message. The Rohdes were guests with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pepper. Church Service and Sunday School will he held on November 4 at 11:15 a.m. The November meeting of the U.C.W. will he held on Monday, November 5 at 8 p.m. Mrs. Dave Van Allen of London will be the guest speaker. Grand Opening Enlargement Sale 5x7 8x10 11 x 14 16x20 99C '3.99 '6.99 '12.99 plus tax Also Home Video Movies 350 Main St. Exeter 235-1792, Beside Sears Color Film Print & Process 12 exp. 24 exp. 36 exp. 15 disc '5.99 '9.99 '12.99 '5.99 plus tax 1 Inc. TAKE YOUR CHOICE — A variety of produce items were on sale Saturday at the town hall during a bazaar conducted by the Christian Reformed Church ladies. At the large table with their wares are Trudy Van Wieren, Jane VanWieren, Lida DeVries and Audrey Boersma. i Dies in Lucan Clandeboye man fixed windmills Sympathy is extended to Elmora Raycraft in the sud- den death of her husband, Louie Raycraft, a long time resident of the Clandeboye community. Louie's life work was repairing windmills and pumps, a trade that has near- ly disappeared. In September of this year, they disposed of their proper- ty in Clandeboye with plans to spend the winter in California where they had enjoyed several winters in the past. The Raycrafts had been liv- ing in an apartment on water St., Lucan, since last December. The funeral took place on Saturday from the Haskett Funeral Home, Lucan, with interment in St. James Cemetery, Clandeboye. Rev. Keith Brown, of Lucan United Church, officiated. Pallbearers were, Paul Hodgins, Ed and Paul Groenewegen, Dave Har- rigan, Wayne Hodgins and Kevin Hutchinson. Clandeboye 4-11 Clandeboye No. 3 club, "The Easy Riders", have held four meetings so far. They have been doing fitness exercises and have tried several nutritious recipes. There are 11 members in the Fun Fare Club. President is Lisa Carter; vice-president is Kim Newman; Secretary-Treas., Carol Cunningham; press reporter, Bobbi -Jo Richards. Personals Bob and Vivian Van Allen, of Cypress, California, have been visiting for ten days with their cousins, Elaine and Jerry Noyes and other Hodgins relatives in the area. Mrs. Jean Hodgins, Pat and Paul attended service at Van - neck United Church, in Lobo Twp., on Sunday, where Jef- frey McLean, eight month old son of Laura and Peter McLean was baptized by the Rev. Karen Inkster. The McLeans entertained family and friends for lunch at their hnrne fnlinwi nv Ih,. rz,.rtr;,,p WE CERTAINLY DO ! 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