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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1992-11-11, Page 27OUPUTU COMMI I LAITY Times -Advocate, November 11, 1992 Page 27 Shawn Wurm of the lst Hensall Venturer Company receives Scouting's Queen's Venturer Award from the Honourable Hen- ry N.R. Jackman, Lieutenant Govemor. Hensall Venturer gets award TORONTO - Shawn Wurm of the 1st Hensall Venturer Company was among almost 60 young people to receive Scouting's Queen's Venturer Awards from the Honourable Henry N.R. Jackman, Lieutenant Governor of Ontario on Saturday, October 24. Shawn received Scouting's highest youth award, for achieving a high level of competence and skills, at the Sixth Provincial Queen's Ventur- er Ceremony, held in the council chamber at the Mississauga Civic Centre. A member of Scouts Canada for e ()aka Resort, Golf & Country Club Grand Bend, Ont. Presents Dur Nineth4nnuai Arts & CraftsShow Sun., Nov. 29 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission $1.00, New Convention Centre ........**...N......**e..f. Y YiBttlfll 1n ' oUrf Wn>dinin ttoa rl . rt0.a.1m. to 2=1);.11r1. Adults: $13.95, Children ages - 6-12 $6.95, ages 2-6 $4.95 Reservations requested for brunch 238-2328 circDANCE HALL 1$ 9 p.m. - 1 a.m. Dross Code Fri., Nov.13 Singles Dana Night Watch Sat. Nov.14 Sunrise Dun. Nov:15 Christmas Craft show 8 Sale 1O am. to 4 pm. New Years Eve Ticket: NOW ON 4.,A a.r 344878 12 years, Shawn says the best thing about Venturing is "the people I have met and will meet, the chal- lenges set forth and the leaders that give support'" Venturers is a co-educational sec- tion of Scouts Canada and its mem- bers range in age from 14 to 17 years. There are about 2,700 Ventur- ers in Ontario, where Scouts Canada has a total youth membership of close to 90,000. The young people receiving their Awards this year rep- -resented 40 Venturer Companies throughout the Province of Ontario. ladies Afternoon Tea � 11121L.23.2p.m. IT:,;;_ Glass etching by Judy Dougall. Speaker Louise Stephenson. 44- Soloist: Sylvia Fry Theme: in His Image Emmanuel Baptist Church, 187 Huron St. W., Exeter 235-2661 • Tickets $4.00 available till November 15. Please join us 1r. • Happy 48th Birthday to John Brock at 228-6700 Lucan Community Bingo Wed., Nov. 11 Bingo starts 7:30 p.m. Regular Games $1000 Jackpot Game Total prizes $2800 Due to the licence regulations, no one under 16 allowed to play Lioence 1537495 Council gets note of thanks on water LUCAN - A resident of Biddu1ph township has sent a ktier of thanks to Lucan council regarding his re- cent water hook-up. Bob Taylor extended thanks for his being able to hook on to the wa- ter pipeline going into the village. Taylor went on to say, " I would like to extend a special thank -you to works superintendent Doug Johnston for his advice and exper- tise in the matter and • to clerk Ron Reymer for the -professional man- ner and the methodical way he han- dled the various stages of progres- sion re the hook-up". He concluded, "Excellent com- munities such as the village of Lu - can, do not just happen, they are formed by people like you". Drug Awareness Week holding workshop GODERICH - '1' pan of Huron County's local urug Awareness Week (DAW) ac, vities, Huron Ad- dicition Assessment and Referral Centre (HAARC) will host a lunch- eon workshop entitled Making Con- nections - "Childhood Trauma, Ad- diction and Eating Disorders Among Women" at the Maitland Country Club in Goderich on No- vember 20 from 12 to 3 p.m. Guest speaker, Connie Coniglio, will examine the connections be- tween early childhood trauma and abuse, and the subsequent develop- ment of adult difficulties such as ad- dictions, eating disorders, and adult, victimization among women. The cost of this workshop is $15 which includes lunch. Registration deadline is November 16. For more HAvr you SEEN flus Kitson? Missiwy SINCE NOVEMBER 15, 1952 tl SEEN, plot coNTACT Alf RECREATION CENTRE AT 235.2833 Exeter Legion Ladies Auxiliary BINGO Thurs., Nov. 12. 7:30 p.m. 10 Regular Games 5 Specials 1 Share the Wealth Jackpot $650 Lic. 5681098 MEM This Weeks Lucky "Search For Pizza Words" Contest Winner Marion Cornish Winner of $100.00 worth of Pizza from New Orleans Pizza New Year's Eve Dance Ailsa Craig Lions Club Pec. 31 9 p.m. -1 a.m. Ailsa Craig Recreation Centre Music by Magnum, Buffet lunch, $10 per person Tickets available Craig Apothecary Village Restaurant, and any Lions member ° •Lw' • p• • •p • o•%•° 1 Gro. • _. °'7 NNUA.L CHRISTMA Arts (3 Crate 4 Show 0 Coale Community Centre, Main $t. Lucan Fri., Nov. 13.4 - 9, ,t! Sat., Nov. 14. 10 - 5, Sun., Nov. 15, 12-6 Specialized craftsperson from a wide area. 170 tables! Admission $1.00 Preschoolers free :5: Coordinator Jenny Jones 227-4442 • 4 information call HAARC at 482- 1767. "Although some groups are more vulnerable to substance abuse than others, none of us is immune to its effects"; says Meryl Thomas, Direc- tor of HAARC. "That's why we think it's important to get involved in drug Awareness Week." DAW is about individuals, organi- zations and whole communities coming together to raise awareness of drug and alcohol abuse. For more information contact Hu- ron Addiction Assessment and Re- ferral Centre 482-1767. Annual Meeting of the Kirkton Community Association will be held on Thurs. Nov. 19 at 8 p.m. at the Kirkton-Woodham Community Centre Everyone welcome 1111 nununonmmnammnNmerunnmuunnnnunun Lester's - Roadhouse Exeter Entertainment Fn., Nov. 13 Hooks Party Sound Sat., Nov. 14 U.I.C. Cover charge 56.00 Open Sundays 2 p.m. - 10 p.m. Expanded menu starting Nov. 13 Daily Special 53.95 Fnday Buffet $4:95 58 Main St. N. Exeter s Sixth Annual Open House Jean's Needlework John's Woodworks "Country Keepsakes" 290 Sanders St. E., Exeter Fri. Nov.13 2 p.m. - 9 p.m. Sat.. Nov. 14 10 a.m. - 4 Sun.. Nov.15 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. Quilts in a pocket, dolls, preserves, gift baskets. doll and children's furniture, shelves, shadow boxes, specialty furniture O• and more. • AWOL ger • Dance 'woes $800 After fast Wednesday aftemoon's pep rally at South Hu ron District High School, the school got to see the out- come of their last fundraising dance. Fred Steciuk (cen- tre left) presents a cheque to Kathleen Petch for about $800 which will go towards Camp Trillium, a camp for children suffering with cancer. /J "Sew Special" C%ttaras Ow( Douse November 11, 12,13,14,15 9 a.m. - 10 p.m. Featuring: Country folk art, ceramics and childrens wear Location: Lionel and Rebecca Wilder 2 miles north of Highway 84 - On County Rd. 31 oef, aveNas 8azaap, Sat, November 14 2 - 3:30 p.m. Tea room, Christmas cakes and puddings Proceeds to resident Activities t PRYDE MONUME1VTS 1992 FALL SALE 310 VICTORIA St., Centralia, Ont. 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