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Reading Relay
Fllty-Ave children participated in the Reading Relay program this summer at the Exeter Li-
brary. Medals were awarded for the first time and the theme, this year focused on the
Olympics. For the under 10 -year-old category, Erin Tordoff won a gold medal for reading
155 books, Merissa Thompson won silver for 50 books, JaneIle Martin achieved bronze
for reading 35 books and Stacey Pfaff won bronze for 30 books. For the above 10 -years -
old category, Courtney Smith won a gold medal for reading 150 books and Amanda Thom-
son won silver for 130 books.
Congregations donate to food bank
Zion West and Cen-
tralia congregations
are giving to the Exeter
Food Bank.
By Mary Peterson
Centralia correspondent
CENTRALIA - On Sunday, Sep-
tember 1, a combined worship ser-
vice was held for Centralia and
Zion West United Churches in Cen-
tralia. Since this was the first Sun-
day of the month, donations were
received for the Exeter Food Bank.
Anyone who forgot to bring dona-
tions is welcome to do so at the
next worship service.
Zion West and Centralia United
Churches will resume regular wor-
ship on Sunday, September 8 at
9:45 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. respec-
tively. Pastor Heather Smith will
be back to lead the worspip. Sep-
tember is back -to -school rttonth for
her too, as she begins classes on
September 9.
Several meetings will be held in
September. On September 5, Cen-
tralia U.C.W. will meet at 8:00
p.m. Mernbers of the Session will
meet September 26 at 7:00 p.m.
followed by the Official Board
meeting at 8:00 p.m.
Zion West United Church Anni-
versary will be celebrated on Sun-
day, September 22. The guest
preacher will be Kevin Stewart.
There will be no worship service at
Centralia on this day.
In Crediton recently at the euchre
games, Low Hand winners were
Alwina Galloway and George Ad-
ams. Bernice Squires and Walter
Weber were High Hand winners,
while Lone Hand winners were
Marian Noels and Ruby Beaver.
Legion planning family dinner
The dinner will kick
off Legion Week.
By Liz Sangster
Hensall correspondent
HENSALL - August 21, Hensall
Legion hosted the zone Member-
ship/Leadership and Planning Sem-
inar with. most of the Branches rep-
resented.
Beginning Legion Week Hensall
Legion is hosting a family style
dinner on September 15 at 5 p.m.
Tickets for adults are 58.50, chil-
dren under 12 54.50. Everyone is
welcome. Tickets are available
from Legion members or phone
262-2722 or 262-2948.
The regular meeting for Legion
members for the fall season will be
September 11 at 8 p.m.
Legion week -
September 15-22
EXETER - Everyone is welcome
to take part in these activities and
they are free other than the supper
and Sentimental Journey.
Sunday September 15 - Family
roast beef supper 5 p.m. Cost:
Adults 58.50, children under 10
- S4.25. Preschool - free. Ad-
vance sales only call 235-2962:
Take out or delivery also
available.
Monday September 16 - eu-
chre, Main hall at 7:30. p.m.
Tuesday September 17 - Crib-
bage, Main hall at 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday September 18 - Shuf-
fleboard, Main hall, afternoon.
Wednesday night - Main Hall
Sentimental Journey - Main Hall,
8 p.m.
Don't miss out on this musical
presentation by theron County
Playhouse. This music celebration
of 'golden oldies', featuring classi-
cal tunes such as "Cheek to Cheek,
Be a Clown, Friendship, We'll
Meet Again, The White Cliff's of
Dover" and many more. This will
surely get your feet a tapping and
your fingers snapping.
You have seen this advertised at
515., but we are presenting it for
only 55.00. Limited tickets availa-
ble at 55.00. Can be purchased
through Stan Frayne's, Bart Dev-
ries', Vera Armstrong or at the
branch. Don't be disappointed - get
yours now! Call 235-2962.
Thursday September 19 - Shuf-
fleboard, Main Hall, afternoon.
Saturday September 21, sports
night, club rooms, registration
7:30 p.m.
We Invite everyone to visit
the R,E. Pooley Branch #167
and see our facilities and col-
lection of portraits of local men
who lost their lives WWI, WWII,
and the Korean War. There is also
a collection of war time art, en-
hanced by former member, Ralph
Latimer on display. •
Our Branch will also be having a
booth at the Exeter Fall Fair, tell-
ing about the work and groups that
have been supported in the area in
the past and what we plan on for
the future. Look for the Legion
Child Video Program coming to
the schools this fall. A1I children in
Kindergarten, Grades 4 & 8 will be
taped (upon parents permission)
and these tapes will remain with
the Boards of Education. This pro-
gram has been going on for 11
years.
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The Hensall and District Horti-
cultural Society will meet Septem-
ber 9. The guest speaker for the
evening will he Susan Nanderer of
Susan's Greenhouses in Crediton.
Bob Heywood will be guest
speaker at Hensall United Church
on September 8.
Hensall residents arc reminded
that all garbage rnust be tagged for
pickup. Garbage bag tags are avail-
able at the Municipal Office, Ron's
Health Centre and B&D Variety
(formerly Bell's Variety), in Hen-
sall. Bag tags are 52.00 each. Also
residents are advised that a limited
number of backyard composters
are available for purchase ($10.00)
each at the Municipal Office.
Times -Advocate, September 4, 1996
Saintsbury resident to
lead worship service
Mary Davis will speak
at next Sunday's ser-
vice at St. Patrick's.
By H. Davis
Saintsbury correspondent
SAINTSBURY - Congratulations
to Harley Davis this weekend. mov-
ing up to 80 cc Beginner at Auburn
Hills Moto Cross Raceway, win-
ning a second and fifth place tro-
phies.
St. Patrick's celebrated their Holy
Eucharist Service on Sunday, Sep-
tember 1 with Rev. Stanley Jay of-
ficiant. The Processional hymn was
"God the Creator". Rev. Jay spoke
to the children about the special
weekend "Labour Day" and its
meaning. The children's hymn was
"Jesus Loves Me" before they went
to their classes.
Margaret Carroll read the scrip-
ture readings Exodus 19:1-9 and
Romans 12:1-13. The responsive
reading was Psalm 114, Matthew.
16:21-28.
The recessional hymn was
"Breathe on Me 13reath of God".
Courtney MacGillivray was server
for the service.
Sunday, September 8 at Ilea(
a.m. Mary Davis will lead the
Morning Prayer Service with sto-
ries of life al Si. Patrick', entitled
"When two or three are gathered
together in Thy name, there ;ern 1 in
the midst of them."
Myrna Knapp o1 St. 'Thomas vis -
Shuffleboard
Hensall
August 27
Dave Woodward
Doris Hamilton
Allen Johns
Isabel Rogerson
Tom Williams
Marg Deitrich
Exeter
August 28
Anne Northey
.Jjpward Johns
Ruby Beaver
Olive Essery
Delmer Skinner
August 29
Doris Denham
Olive Esscry
Tom Williams
Delmer Skinner
Gil Northey
John Pepper
3 game winners
Joe Gosar
Lloyd Lovell
Note: Potluck lunch September
1 1, Wednesday at noon.
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to
iled with cousin Mary Davis this
week. Other visitors were Jean
('lark, Joyce Sovereign and Mi-
cheal
icheal and !slary lou Runtleski.
Run and Margaret Carroll were
Saturday dinner guests vv ith the !te-
llies when grandson Mitchell was
Celebrating his birthday.
The Davis's held a family barbe-
cue and 1xx,I party this week to cel-
ebrate grandson Harley's tenth
birthday Mary Davis, the MacGil-
tivray s, the Michael 1)aris fancily
and the Simpsons attended.
Saturday evening the Davis's at-
tended the wedding reception at the
Exeter Legion honoring CI de
Kooy and Barbara Smith.
A correction to last week's news:
The hostesses for the bridal shower
honoring Marcia de Rv k were
aunts Connie and Heim Noels.
Travis and Starr Davis and Caleb
and Corkin !v1ac(iillivray were
overnight visitors at each other's
homes this week. enjoying a holi-
day before school.
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