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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1998-11-04, Page 14Brenda'sDraperieS and SOW much more! In-home consultations Specializing in sots window treatments OraPery alterations Tbss cushions. duvet covers. bedskirts Brenda Desjardine (519) 235-2960 ____ Exeter j 14 Exeter Times—Advocate Wednesday. November 4. 1998 Family Sunshine Kids dress up Children at the Sunshine Kids Nursery School at the Exeter United Church celebrated Halloween on Oct. 28 by dressing up and playing games such as musical chairs, having a costume parade and doing some trick or treating. Pictured from left are Cody Hern, Jake Denotter and Ryan Hoffman. Remembrance service in Hensall By Us Sangster HENSALL CORRESPONDENT • HI NSALL- - Hensall Carmel Presbyterian Church will be closed on "November 8 due to the Remembrance Day ser- vice at 10 a.m. at Hensall United church. Members of the f lonsall and • District Horticultural Society are advised that ham and turkey will be. supplied for the pot luck supper at Hensall United Church on November 16 at 6 p.m. Since this is our Christmas meeting it. has been suggested that we wear green. - Sunday • November 1 several members of .the liensall Legion enjoyed the Seniors Vets Dinner at the Seaforth Branch. • It was a wonderful after- • noon of entertainment and dinner. On .November —8 -the-Remembrance hay service will be held at Hensall United Church, followed by a short ser - _.vice at the cenotaph. Wednesday, November 11 the Remembrance Day Dinner will .be held at the Hensall Community (:entre. The guest speaker. will be Clare Westcott. There will be a social hour at 6 p.m. followed by dinner at 7 p.m. Tickets are $10 each and are available from any Legion member or at the Branch. The, Hensall Legion Poor. boy lunch will be held Friday November 27. It is ail you can eat, for only $5 per person. Eat -in or take-out lunches will be available. • -December 2,3 and 4 Provincial Service Officer Handy Groundwater will -be in this area. Call Women's Institute learns . about literacy By Roberta Templeman S r 1FFFA CORRESPONDENT STAFFA - Joyce Miller was Staffa's voting delegate at the London Area. Convention held in Kirkton Community Centre 'on Thursday. On October 28 at 9:30 a.m. Staffa Women's Institute members met at the- home hehome of Esther Sniale for their regular meeting with 10 women present. In the absence of our president Kay . Smale, Joyce Miller presided, opening the meetingwith the Institute Ode and Mary Stewart Collect. For the program, two videos were watched. From watching the Literacy video the women learned that shopping and paying bills can be very difficult and frustrating for those that` have difficulty reading. They also learned that they should become more aware of this problem and to try and get the right people involved to help and encourage reading. They. all. relived the final meeting of Hibbert Township council through the video.of the last meeting. Following the meeting, lunch was served by Nancy Lane and Esther Samle: Sunday guests with Larry and Alice Gardiner on the weekend were Lois and Ray Scions, Seaforth. Sharon and Lawrence Craven, Ailsa Craig, Mary and John Stoll, Auburn, Grace and Ken Coleman, London; Betty and Gerald Britton, Lambeth, and Marilyn and Ken Thompson of St. Claire Beach. John and Roberta Templeman attend- ed the Fiddle and step show held at the River Run Centre in Guelph. on Tuesday- afternoon. uesdayafternoon. FRENIiij DRESSING YOU'RE GONNA LOVE THIS... We've found a jeans • designer who likes women! He has taken the time to study the female form and discovered they're not all the same. The result - the most flattering fitting jean ever! YOU'LL BE AMAZED! Vest $65. Jeans $60. Skirts 650. Stretch Demin Leggings &Jeans $60 Sizes 8 - 18 Reg & Petite in 7 colours! the 6un 6hop 83.MAIN ST. GRAND BEND 238-2511 'Horne for the Holidays' is theme for 4-H group LUCAN - On October 28, the Lucan 111 4H club met at Terry McTaggart's for their fourth meeting of the "Home for. the Holidays" club. The president opened the meeting with the 4-11 Pledge. The secretary read the minutes of the last meeting followed by a discussion about the next meeting and plans for achievement night. The roll call, "Describe one holiday plant you normally have in your home," was answered. A discussion about dif- ferent Christmas greenery and plants followed. The group also started bags and wreaths with a Christmas theme to deco- rate homes. The presi- dent closed the meeting with the 4-11 motto fol- lowed by a snack. Branch Service Office Larry Uyl to set up a appointment at 262-2618, Hensall residents ar reminded that parking i prohibited on Villag Streets, between the hours of 2 - 7 a.m. daily Effective November 1 'vehicles will be ticketed. Collection •of tagge garbage ands recyclable will return to bi-weekl collection effectiv November 4, in th Village of Hensall. A reminder to pet own ers, that effective Janua 1, 1999, all cats and dog are required to be regis tered and Licensed. ti Liquor store 8&E EXETER -- Would-be thieves took the time to break into the 'Exeter Liquor Store between midnight and 8 a.m. on Tuesday but ended up stealing nothing. Exeter OPP Const. Bob Gilmar saidsomeone or a group of people pulled the lock out of the front door to gain entry. About 180 liquor cases were put by the store's back door but were left there. Gilmar asks _anyone with information on the incident, including any suspicious vehicles or persons seen in the area early Tuesday morning, to call 235-1300. • DO glad* /CO 4Da rauo3 ? 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