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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1997-09-17, Page 21COMM [ JN f rl'Y Times -Advocate,. September 17, 1997 Page 21 11(1 t11310if l►1f rrrrHufrm""A„ • •11. • Clinton couple wins Explorer GRAND BEND - The Ausable- Bayfield Conservation Foundation And r-furon Country Playhouse are pleased to announce, that Richard add Rachael Kootstra of Clinton, ars "the proud owners, of a 1997 Ford Explorer XLS ` four-wheel- driye sport utility vehicle. .The Ford Explorer- is the final prize in the: Ausable-Bayfield Con- servation Foundation/Huron Coun- try Playhouse Joint Fundraiser. The, draw was made by A.B.C.F. Vice Chairman, Bill Dinney and H.C.P. Board President, Bryan .Beattie, • during the Benefit Performance of. Lerner and Loewe's "Srigadoon at • the'Playhouse.'on.Sauirday, August - 30. , ;The Kqonstras, were not at home ' when' news, of their big win • ar- rived. -At first they thought some- one ivhs,playing a prank on,them .and did not fully believe they had • won the unit they called the Play- house last'Tuestlay. They 'were all smiles when the received the keys to the Explorer. • In total $13,000 in .cash.priies.,a _trip tri Las' V' gas (courtesy of Elli-' son Travel. Carlson Wagonlit and Key,Tours) and the 1997 Ford Ex-' nlorer XLS (supplied by _'Eric Carppbell Lincoln Mercury) were • awarded to 11 lucky winners. Win- ners of the $1,000 cash prizes in- clude: Wayne McLeod. of krandon, Manitoba James, Denomme , of Bayfield, Kent and Gayle.Ready. of London.. and linr'vey Lockrey of Medford, Eleanor Deacon of Lon- don, John Taylor Exeter. Derek Hill of Etohicoke. and Lawrence Hotson of Lucan. Winner -of the $5.000 cash prize was Sharon Las - saline of Goderich; and the winner of the trip to Las Vegas. was . Mal- com Gray of Komoka. • , The -1.530 .tickets sold over the course. of .the lottery. raised $28.130. The proceeds of the lot- tery . will be split equally by the A.B.C.F. and the Playhouse?' "This fundraising venture proved a most worthwhile venture for' both grqups by increasing aviareness of • cultural and conservation activities in Huron and raising revenue for both foundations during this time of decreased government• funding for the arts and the environment." said Bill Linfield, A.B.C.F. Chair- man. • Specifically.. the A.B.C.F. will use the proceeds to continue pro- viding outdoor education, as well - as barrier free trails and access to and use of the various conseft,ation areas in the Ausable-Bayfield wa- tershed. Huron Country -Playhouse Worrell's Guest House happenings CENTRALIA On Monday - evening at Worrell's Guest House everyone enjoyed euchre games. hostedby volunteer Rose Cunningham. On Tuesday evening Mel Whittaker sponsored an evening of pool in the recreation room. All of the residents went to 'A Step' Forward' at Caven Presbyterian Church in Exeter Wednesday evening. where a speaker presented a speech on depression. On Thursday morning several of the residents boarded a bus in' Exeter, to take in a day at the Western Fair in London. On Thursday evening they enjoyed exercise and fellowship. A surprise supper was held Saturday evening to honor Pauline Worrell on her 45th birthday. They held a sing -a -long led by Arnold Cunningham. Games of pool and euchre followed. Dave and Cindy Harrigan and boys were there for the occasion. will put the proceeds ,towards the capital campaign for the new re- hearsal hall, which was built in the winter of 1996-1997. "This:project was our first oppdr tanity to work with the A.B.C.F. We both feel that a good 'relation- ship has been estabf shed, and hope we can develop fut ire fundraising projects, states C iarles Baster. H.C.P. 'fundraising chairman. "This fundraising venture has been a suc- cess financially, andithas provided Handing over the keys. Ra- chel and Richard Kootstra of Clinton were the lucky win- ners of a 1997 Ford Explorer - XLS in the Ausable-Bayfield Conservation Foundation/. Huron Country Playhouse draw. They received the keys tq the Explorer On Friday in. Exeter. From !eft, winning tick- et seller Joe Gibson, Founda- - tion Chairman Bill Linfield, Rachel and Richard Kootstra; Playhouse Board President Bryan Beattie and Ford Deal- er Eric Campbell the opportunity to make many new friends." Rally Sunday at Centralia United Church By Mary Peterson Centralia correspondent . CENTRALIA A Rally Sunday Recovenating Service. was held ' September 14 •at Centralia United . hurch.,This was a special celebra- on to covenant with the children and Sunday School teachers to attend worship and participate in the activities of the church. Following worship, the Sunday 'School teachers had.planned a time of food and fellowship which the congregation enjoyed. Jean Caslick had prepared a cake to recognize , this special occasion, . • • . Judy Mills provided musical accompaniment during the service.. Brent Caslick.played the piano while the children performed spe- cial music. • . There were also dramatic presen- rations Performed by Fran Herren, Craelene Morrison; Brent Caslick, -and Larry Skinner. - . Prayers were offered for several Members' of the community, includ- ing Marjorie Johns and Mildred Greh, On September 25,-a Joint. Session. meeting_for.Centrajia and Zion will he held at,8 p.m. at Zion: Ctingratulations_?to Anne and,: Wilfred Huxtable on celebrating` 'their 64th wedding anniversary. Anyone who likes to sing is ' invited to. participate in the church choir. . Choir practices are. held Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. for Zion West United Church and Thursday at 7 p.m. for Centralia United Church. Centralia Sunday School will host a "Pun Night" for the children on September 17 at 6:30 p.m. - Congregation members should. note the changes in date for upcom- ing meeiings. An Official Board meeting will be held October 9 at 8 p.m. at Centralia United Church. Anyone unable to attend the meet- ing to present information is asked to submit a -report. The South Huron Foodgrains• Bank committee memberswill attend worship with St. John United Church, • a partner church, in Hamilton - on September 21. - Anyone interested in attending the ••service is asked to contact Murton Brock 'or Allan ,Powe. . Also on September 2I,. Kirkton United Church will have a turkey • barbecue at Kirkton-Woodham Community Centre from 4 to 7 • p.m. . Tickets for adults are $10. (advance] and $12 (at the door) and for children $5 (advance) or.$6 (at the door). • Contact Agnes Denham at 229- 6430 or Ray Swit,,er. at 229-8806 for tickets. Zion West will 'celebrate their church anniversary with' worship at 1 a.m. on September• 28: Rev. • Cathy -Tovell from the Ilderton/Birr Pastoral Charge will be guest speaker. This.will be a combined worship service for Centralia and Zion West congregations. The U.C.W. Fall Regional meet- ing is planned for September 29 at 6:30 p.m. at Dashwood. Pat Milliken; Farm and Rural Resource Minister for London Conference, will be guest speaker. Centralia Faith Tabernacle - Everyone is welcome to come to - the Lost and. Found Club, September 17 at 7 p.m. • Pastor Bob Degraw will,travel to the Northwest Territories from September 18 to October I on a missionary'calling. • On.September 19, the women will gather at the church at 6:45 p.m. for testimony and a pizza. demonstration. All women are welcome -to attend. Child care is available. Euchre results At Larry's Restaurant in Crediton recently; High Hand win- ners in the Monday afternoon euchre gimes were Marian Noels and.Norma Walper. , . Ethel Berry and Charlie Rollings were Lone Hand' winners. L -(vv ' Handwinners were Ann Northey and George Adams. OUR BiGGEST SALE OF THE YEAR HAS BEEN A HUGE SUCCESS. CHRYSLER'S ARATHON II SALES EVENT SALE ENDS SEPT. 30! UT ITS ENDING SOON, SO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF' THESE GREAT DEALS WHILE THEY LAST. NO c HARC.E 2ND St.IE INC. 0001T ON AL1. 07 C HHYSI. FH MINIVANS. 1 ON,. 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