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Items wanted
for fifth annual
Christmas Fantasy
Auction and Dinner
Cavan United Church
celebrates anniversary
with guest speaker
Cavan
United
Church
celebrated
its 130th anniversary
this past Sunday with
Rev. Harry Disher from
Grand Bend as the guest
speaker.
His message was titled
"Living Love, What's Not
to Like."
Special music was pro-
vided by soloist Kelly
Marks of Seaforth. After
the well -attended ser-
vice, a tasty lunch was
served by the ladies of
the church.
Get well wishes are
extended to Maja Dodds
who is also having tests
this week.
Jim and Diane Rapson
recently returned from a
trip south. They visited a
cousin of Diane's in
Indianapolis and also her
uncle in Inglewood,
Florida. While they were
in Florida, the weather
was hot.
They visited the Epcot
Centre, Kennedy Space
Centre and Sarasota.
Other places of interest
enjoyed were the
Mammoth caves in
Kentucky, the Smokey
Mountains, Blue Ridge
Shenandoah and
Allegheny Mountains.
They crossed the bor-
der at Fort Erie and vis-
ited more relatives in the
Niagara area before
returning home.
Ken and Marion
ME=
McClure
recently
returned
home from
a trip west. They trav-
elled through Missouri,
Kansas stopping at
Colorado Springs and
Aspen in Colorado.
They also toured the
Mormon Tabernacle in
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Next they drove along
the Columbia River
through Oregon and
Washington stopping to
visit relatives at
Portland.
Next stop was
Broadfoot relatives in
Vernon, B.C. From here
they travelled through
the Rockies to Bowden,
Alta. to call on Ruth and
Edgar Willert.
Heading east, they
dropped down to the U.S.
going through Montana
and North Dakota and
spent an afternoon with
the Waschers in
Minnesota.
Mrs. Wascher is the
former Sandy McClure of
Winthrop. They recently
had twin girls and with
their toddler are kept
busy. Sandy's mother
Sharon was also there.
Travelling towards
home through Northern
Michigan the trees were
just starting to change
colours. The weather was
perfect and each day was
a new landscape. Marion
reports she is ready to go
again.
HAPPY 65"' PIRTHDAY
Don
Tremeer
October 26th
Love, Jay, Cherie, Jeff, Meghan, Jack,
Tracie, Darren, Carleigh, Jen, Guy, Luke,
Zach, Tim, Jacob, Family & Friends
The Huron Expositor • October 26, 2005 Page 21
T h e
Hensall
shuffle -
b o a r d
scores for Oct. 18 are as
follows: (five games) Ken
Lingelback. (four games)
Cecil Pepper, Dave
Woodward, Merle
McLellan. (three games) -
Doris Muir, Ray
Bennewies, Edna Deitz,
Joe Regier, Doris
Hamilton, Lorne Archer,
Harry Pennings.
The fifth annual
Christmas Fantasy
Auction and Dinner will
be held on Saturday, Nov
5 at the Hensall
Community Centre.
There will be a social
hour from 5 to 6 p.m. and
after the dinner, the auc-
tion will begin at 7:30
p.m., with auctioneer
Bruce Rathwell.
If you have
items to
donate,
bring them
to the Hensall United
Church office. Call Lynn
at 236-4797 to reserve
tickets.
At Hensall United
Church Lucielle Beer was
the greeter. The service
began with an organ pre-
lude with Rachel Wood.
Jan Collins did the read-
ing. John and Veronica
Thomson were the ushers. •
Bev Rabbets was the vis-
iting minister. Her mes-
sage was "Oh that I might
see and understand."
At Carmel Presbyterian
Church Tracy Whitson-
Bahro was the minister.
Her message was "The
Death of Moses."
Joyce Pepper was the
organist with Harry Smith
receiving the
offering.
By Liz
Sangster
Bennett - `YVi[Fie1nl
It is with great pleasure that
Vand dr 'Donna 'Bennttt of
Seaforth and Dale & Nancy
9tilht(m of Stratford announce
the forthcoming marriage of
their children
,i;ai . Z4fiaIR/
'The wedding ceremony will take
place Sat. Nov. 12 at 2:00 p.m. a
St. 'Thomas Anglican Church,
Seaforth farmed by a
reception at Stratford
Festival inn.
WEDDINGS
Performed - your location or our Indoor or outdoor
chapel (non -denominational).
For brochure call: REV. CHRISMORGAN
ALL FAITHS PASTORAL CENTRE
BENMILLER 524-5724
CHRISTENINGS
James
Local School Council
4"' Annual
Halloween Dance
& Silent. Auction
at., October 29th 9 p.m. -1 a.
Seaforth Agriplex * Cash Bar * Light Lu
* AGE OF MAJORITY ONLY!
Tickets $5 per person
For tickets caN Tracey at 522-2011,
Brian 527-1229 or the school 527-0321
Donations being accepted for the auction
ear your • • =!
ALLOWEEN BA
Featuring Two Live Bands
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28Th
9:00 p.m. - 1:00 a.m.
Seaforth Agriplex
AdvancedTickets :IO" at the d
Phone Kyle 527-2241
for informatio
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qappy 60` n.
t3iilhday
Poppa
Don Beuermann
October 27'"
'love & Best Wishes from oN r far' ".
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Lisa Newey of Toronto (formerly of Seaforth) and
Americo Aparicio-Lopez of Cusco, Peru were happily
married in Barbados on the beach on October 11,
2005. Receptions to follow at the Sonesta Posada del
Inca in the Sacred Valley, Peru (December 23, 2005)
and Bayfield, Ontario (Spring 2006.)