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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1992-01-01, Page 12, les -Advo ale, Jatsuary 1, 4992 South Huron Ng Brothers and Sisters received a-$$dp boost las( month. Brenna Prance (left) of Elson Tievel mesents the cheque to Big Brothers and :Sisters 'represent Live Jim Chapman. The money was raised through -the -Huron County Day with the Blue Jays. - Balintgb by H. Davis SAINTSBLJRI- - St. Patrick's All glican Church celebrated tit. Christmas Eve Holy Communion Service at 6:3(? p.w - Th. church and the service were beautiful, the only lighting was the Christmas tree lights and each per- son holding a taper Sunda). January s, St. Patrick will celebrate "The Feast of the .Epiphan.' Morning Prayer at House church at Hugh and Glazed Davis at 8:30 a.nl. The readings to be Isaiah 60: I -it. Ephesians 1- 12, Psalm 72: 1-1-1. Holy Gospel Matthew 2: 1-12. The Feast of the Epiphany marks the end of the Christmas season Christmas visitors at Saintsbury Mary • Da% is visited over the holi- day oll- dav with Bob and Alexia Tindall and tamiiv. Larry and Joan Grecrt- tec and family, Tom and Jean Rich- ardson and Gamily, Hugh and Hast i Davis and lamil). • Bob, Heather MacGillivray and family and t'd chael and Suzanne Day is and tinni- ly; icon and Nancy Cunningham and 1pmily at Mar with Bob and Alexia. Marylou. Robcrt and.Lisa ! 'dal I. Roger MacGillivray of Vancou- ver visited Bob and Heather Mac - Giltivray and hand). - Ralph -and Joyce Suitpson and lamily. Bob and Heather MacGil- uvray and Gamily, Michael and Su- zanne Davis and family with Hugh and Hazel Davis Ron and- Margaret Carroll enter. - tamed Christmas for daughter Bren- da and larnily and son lan W ayn. and Cheryl Carroll and Tanury visited with relatives in Sar Varna by loan Beierhng VARNA - The Christmas Carol Candlelight Service held Sunday, December 22 for Varna Goshen was in Varna. Rev. G. Phillips and bis wile Olive tit the Christ Candie. Scripture reading. were read be kc -Y. Phillips, Joyce Uowson, ;Bill Dowsun, Marg Hayter and Joe Lau rte in between the singing of carols Willi Laurie shared tier talent with Avcryune and sang a rncloxly of --` "Z'liit'tsfine canals. -'The last •-carol was Silent Night and as they sang die Tights were all out except the candles and the Christmas lights. This followed with a fellowship downstairs with a Birthday Cake lug Jesus. Madly larruhes nun {Fie -arca had lamil) gatherings for Chrisuuas and or New Years Tuesday. January 7 the Stan Lec Club will meet in the complex at 2 p.m. Please note the change in time. They are hoping for a gtxxi tuntuut and new members arc al • ways welt:cnnc. "Thursday. January 9 at 8 p.m. the Varna U.C.W. will.fpect Also on that night the Tionds 1( MO Gawp (ages 10-13) wilLJuwct in .Bruce - field Church at 7 p.m. Anyonc•with a church. annual re- ,. port must hand it in by January 15. Heather Laurie's Remeinbrance Dayecssay for this year won first at the Scaforth Legion;and is•gangon to."Lu c Level. It witl.bo interesting yttllr;ar low ,far this one goes as her last costly went right•up to Provin- cial Level-. Cungratttiations Heath- ' cr. —Three Varna arca boys Jonathon 'Turner, David Rathwcll and Ray- mond Wieling playing hockey Lor the " ch Aaniams.entered in ,The Silver Suck Touctiatnent in Kfnpar- dine over ,the .weekend, won Altair [irisin rcoyartlsa W11<ChAlauk.J tit intu.,the serni-finals,and they • won it. • • i . Harry Carroll, Margaret and Ron Carroll attended the Christmas par- ty at Exeter Villa recently and visit- cdwith Eileen. The St. ' Patrick's A.C.W. will meet at Hazel Davis's home Tues- day, January 7 at.8:00 p.m. Item for - Daily Bread 'for roll cal I. August 7,1991 •lhxcte'r council pmposes es to add the Rex Centre parking kit to the list of areas that are off limits to skateboarders. •Faun groups met together along with representatives of agricultural organizations to debate the future of farming, however, the debate brought more anger than answers. •Dashwood celebrated its 20th annual Friedaburg Days. August 14, 1991 *Exeter courted decided to start making its own police pd(icy choic- • es, instead of continuing with a provincial board. Reeve -Rill Miokte coiimcfitM iatthe"provbtce-wogtd-"f rve-yoa10-dothingsyou-don't^- want to unless you take a stud." •The Town of Exeter was pleased by Census reports that put the cur- rent population numbers op to 4,300. 'Rte large numbers, however, put Exeter dangerously close to thelimil of the water and sewage ser - vi nt; capabilities. • ••"Exeter police became worried when a number of underwear thefts were reported, andiere hoping that they fust had a prankster on their, . -hands. - August 21,1991 *Grand Bend began -attempts to revive "Sandcastle Days" for the bummer of 1992. "We have to -have a -beach, that's the main thing," stated resident Laune Manncl1. •7'he continuing boundary dispute involving Orand Bend was put on -tt 4ttrwnshitrentifirpostien-hetonging to-Boaan- --quer, a i1,AA-capon-de4ai$ing-4heGand{HOnd-Bosanquet portion was to be re-examined. August 28, 1991 • *Leningrad exchange strident, Eva Karchava artiived in Canada just prior' to the coup in th6 Soviet Union. She will be staying with Phillip and Roberta Walker until July 1992 and attending South Huron Dis- • tract High School. • •The 130 -year old house m MacNaughton Park suggested -to be de- molished, was allowed to remain standing after the public believed • there was more value in the housL than a parking lot in the samemea. •Dick Kloss completed his 36 hour swim across Lake 'Huron and .raised $6,000 for the village of Grand Bend in the process. -SepteInber"4,1191 •Suspects were arrested by the Exeter OPP during a third attempt in three tneriths-to break into and remove the safe at the Hertsall Liquor Stere. •Sky Harbour Aircraft Refinishing in Oerderich-was told to "clean up their act" by the Ministry of the Environment, after discovery that hazardous weshwetfr was being discharged by them into the Maitland River. •The Exeter OPP were called to the Grand Bend airport to investigate a plane crash after a gust of wind flipped over a small airplane during landing. 'September 11,1991 •New students to South Huron District High School received their of- ficial welcome as part of the traditional "Welcome Week ' *Homeowners in the southwest corner of Exeter were told they would -soon have to "cough up their share" for the new sewer system to be in- atalled+in'the area. Charges would be'36(0 fiat intc, plus S6 per foot -of fmntagc. /ier-i8,-i991 . •A 'benefit slo-pitch tournament in Centralia raised $5,00(1 for all - terrain vehicle accident victim, Wayne }iindmarsh. •Exeter council decided instead of a left -turn lane at the intersection of Sanders and Main Streets, a more viable solution would be an ad- vanced green light. However, ceyncil could not decide nn whether.ti wciuli be"lhe'nortliTioit d—or soillfitintfitd 111 s-Wh1tIrwoutt1 pmflt best. - -• .• _ • - •The Lambton County Boundary Application Comnitittee took its final reports to the public, de ailing that they could be accepted as final since they have been accepted by both municipalities, as well as Hu ron County. September 25,1991 •Exeter council decided against covenng the extra 54,45( to restore the Town Hall roof with a cedar shake roof instead of using asphalt shingles. . •Lucan officially put their new crosswalk lights into operation. 01 Concern to council, however, was the elimination of 11 parking spaces to allow improved visibility at the approach to the new -crossover. Continued on page 2() -# LJRR" IN 1 TODAV • We resolve to make buyi p a brand new car van easier:" OFFER ENDS 7th 7992 • 1 4, NO fZ�I�i:1 PAYMENT.' On these selected vehicles. PLUS NO -JO kt R1 4 PLUS NO • tl:��IIi3'31 FOR 90 DAYS, FOR 90 I-AYS: GM PAYS!' 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