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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1992-10-14, Page 7i Gala Opening The Hensall Compost Facility Fri, Oct. 16 11. a.m. - 3 p.m. with M.C. Jack Riddell (finer minister of Ag. & Food) lih1iiilui1ijllhtII1IIUhIflflhIiiti1111i1111t1 :71 ice t1;".�ensa�,l arts 0 115 A, m: 14;30 a' 14;45.5 from Rpt he site 2 %"i'- 2115 vAtt. 2:34 t'' m. Service ret'I)g'ii tze Exeter fire chief Gary Middleton (left) and captain LarrySmith were honoured by fellow members recently. Middleton was recognized for his 25 years as chief, and Smith for his 25 years of service until his retirement. Shipka by Anriie Morenz SHTPKA - Congratulations to Ken Baker Sr. and Marg Lawson, • who were married October 10 at St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Zurich. Their attendants as best man and matron of honor were Ken Baker Jr. and his wife Carol of Goderich. Acting as flower girl was -Ken's granddaughter, five-year-old San- dra Be. hich, of Lethbridge. Ring - bearer was Marg's great-grandson. four-year-old Russell Lawson. A number of area folks here at- tended their wedding reception and dance at Dashwood Communis Centre last Saturday night. Coming from a distance were two of Ken's daughters, Dr. Glenn and Nancy Babich and family of Leth- bridge and Donna and Mike Yar- row and Emily of Edmonton. Marie Chowen of Stratford, a for- mer resident of Southcott Pines, spent a couple of days last week in the area and Grand Bend, visiting 'and phoning old fnends. Get well wishes to Lenore Orr who is presently in University hos- pital, London. Hugh and Annie Morenz were guests at a family gathenng and tur- key dinner Sunday, held at the home of John and Carol Coleman, Kippen, to celebrate the christening of their three -month-old son l3ran- don William. About 25 attended, grandpas, grandmas, aunts, uncles and cousins, coming from areas of London, Kirkton, Exeter and Sea - forth. Got a tia? 23&1331 UCW meets EXETER - The evening unit of Exeter United UCW met October 5- amid fall 'decorations of hulls and coloured leaves. Grace Drummond, leader presided over the business portion. The roll oail was answered by 33 members with a Bible verse using the word "thank:" followed by the minutes and the treasurer's re- port - Sylvia Smith urged more peo- ple to use the church library, while Helen Coates reported on the fall regional rally in Forest. After devotions, program lead- er, Hazel Westcou introduced Mervyn Hem who gave a most interesting talk on the problems and adventures he and his wife Teresa encountered while trying to adopt their son, Eric from a Romanian orphanage. The meet- ing closed with the Mizpah Ben- ediction. Times -Advocate, October 14, 1992 Page 7 - Centralia enjoys holiday By Maty Kooy CENTttALIA - At the United Church on Thanksgiv- ing Sunday, Rev. Credde chose as the topic "Taken In- ventory Lately". Next Sunday, October 18 is World Food Sunday. Donations of canned goods for local Food Ranks will be gladly received at the service. A Covenanting service for Centralia -Zion pastoral charge and the Rev. Clare Geddes will be held next Sunday at 8 p.m. in Zion church. Refreshments will be served following the service. All members are urged to attend. Centralia U.C.W. is invited to Elimville United Church on Wednesday, October 28 at 8 p.m Special speaker will be Rick Skinner on his trip to India. If you plan to attend phone either Jean Caslick 228-6702 or Becky Harrell at 228-61;by October 21. The sympathy of the community is extended to Jack and Kay Blair and family following the sudden death of their oldest daughter Janet Hem who was killed in a car accident last week. We welcome Peter and Terri Parsons to town. They moved into the new home they built on Prince Albers street. Adults' drop-in opens EXETER - September has been a busy month! Many individuals have come to enjoy the varied pro- grammes. A special feature this month was our Tops 'n' Trends Fashion Show on September 15. Models were Beatrice Munn, Ruth Arthur, Tammy Antaya, Olive Es- sery, Vi Tinney, Marjorie Hodgert, June Hodgson, and Bev Butler. Our fashion consultant was Lois White from Forest. There was also a scarf/ sash demonstration by Linda Fink- beiner from Crediton. Draw prizes were won in Septem- ber by Mary Meikle, Dorothy Bul- lock, Don Stuart, Jean Roloson, and Florence Hodgins. Ron Walker demonstrated their van for disabled persons. Anyone with questions, should give him a call. Keyboard players for the month were Josie Ryckman, Maxine Sereda, Wilma Davis and Florence Finkbeiner. September birthdays were cele: braced on September 29 for Marjo- rie Dyckman, Helen Hindle, Annie Webb, Ruth Brock and Helen Broderick. A sympathy card was sent to Tammy Antaya due to the Let's Have A HALLOWE'EN PARTy • Huron County's Largest .Selection r Wigs, Masks, Make Up, Hats Hundreds of Ideas. For first choice try us! Ron's Health Centtie HENSALL 282-2019 • 4 r death of her father-in-law. Vi Tin- ney entertained on her Yamaha keyboard. Jeanne Cladding has been hostess. Pat Skinner and Grant Mills led "our sing songs. Games followed in.the north hall. The Drop In for Adults opens once again on Monday, October 5 at the Lions Youth Centre from 9:00-12:00. They are open every Monday (except holidays). There is carpet bowl, games and much more. Congratulations to Rick and Tracy Gower (nee Johns) who were married on Saturday evening at Cen- tralia United Church. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Robert Degraw, pastor of Faith Tabernacle. Jean Caslick and boys spent a few days with her par- ents in Cargill. Brent joined them on Sunday and spent the holiday. Mrs. June Essery was very surprised when her son Rob showed her the November issne of the aviation magazine "Air Classics", for in amongst a feature arti- cle on the 365th Fighter Group of the United States Air Force were no more than two pictures of her brother 2st lieutenant Donald T. Newcombe. In the first of a two part article concluded in next month's issue it went on to say that Don was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross for flying his severely damaged airplane over 100 miles from a mission over France back to his base in England. This was news for Mrs. Essery who knew he was decorated but not for what action. Don was later killed in action on July 11, 1944 and is buried near Caen, France. • halonie 1I 20% off allems e `� '▪ ems%t• om with Joanne Perry Reg./Body.. Spiral.. Box * New clients welcome * Appointments not always necessary October 15 to October 24 710 Maln st. S. 235-0782 Exeter Special Features Demonstration: the Biomass Processor State of the art, the only one of its kind in the world * Tours * Trade Displays * Video Presentations Lunch - entertainment Prizes and more Turn east at Big 'O' on Hwy. 04, 1 1/4 miles, z*` first gate in the second mile on the right Feed your green friends. Take home a bag of compost! The firms below are happy to have been selected to play a part in this fine project Honoured to be general con- tractors on this world class slate -of -the art facility' irsLogan Contracting Limited General & design Build Contractors Phone: 519.271.8800 Fox, 619.271-6481 P.O. Sox 700 Stratford, NSA 6V8 gee Wieice to the New Hensall Compost Facility Andex was pleased to have supplied the metal Flashings or this fine project A 97 'Mamas Rd. E., pox 610, Exeter Ont. 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