HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1997-11-12, Page 20As sweet as...pizza?
They're crafty. Teresa Buck, left, and Jenny Jones show off
one of Buck's 'cookie pizzas' at the Lucan annual Christ-
mas Craft Show and Sale at Lucan Memorial Community
Centre on the weekend. Jones, the show co-ordinator, said
over 80 vendors from throughout southern Ontario showed
off their wares on 150 tables.
"A Holiday Sampler" in Clinton
CLINTON - With your hectic
lifestyle, are you looking for new;
easy and economical decorating
and entertaining ideas for the
upcoming holiday season? A
Holiday Sampler, An Evening of
Festive Decorating and
Entertaining Ideas, .Tuesday.
November 18 at 7:30 p.m. at the
Clinton l own Hall is just for you!
Presented by The Lung
Associatio Huron -Perth Counties,
this Christmas Seal ' fundraising
event will provide you with an
abundance ` cif really useful
traditional ideas to make your
seasonal entertaining and
decorating simpler and easier!
Jamie Stearns, Chef at The Little
Inn of Bayfield will show you how
to prepare a wonderful holiday
dish. sharing preparation tips and
st,ggesttons. Steve Cooke. of K.C.
Cooke Florist Ltd. in Clinton will
show you how to create and
decorate beautiful natural swags to
trim your doorways, staircases and
tables. Margo Morris of All Around
the House and Susan Gower from
Goderich will display tableware,
linens, glassware, centrepieces and
decorative accents to help you set
perfect tables for the holidays! And
then you can wrap it up with a
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Everyone. attending will have the
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following each presentation.
Rounding out the evening will he
the opportunity for you to meet the
guest presenters while enjoying
delectable sweets and refreshments,
the chance to win wonderful door
prizes and a tremendous raffle for
fabulous holiday items and
services!
Tickets for a Holiday Sampler,
-An--Evening of Festive- Decorating_
and Entertaining Ideas are only $8
in advance and $10 at the door and
arc available at The Little Inn of
Bayfield; All Around The House
and Balloons To You, Goderich:-
Country Flowers, Exeter; Olde
Village Accents, Blyth; My Fair
Lady, Clinton; Culligan Real
Estate. Scatorth; or - by calling
482-9500 or 263-23()6.
Lucan
Community Centre
Bingo
Wed. Nov. 12
Bingo starts 7:30 p.m.
Regular Game
$1000
Jackpot Game
51 calls or less $600 bonus
Total prizes $3000
Due to the licence regulations,
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Cash calendar winners announced
By Carmel Sweeney
Zurich correspondent
ZURICH - This week's lucky
winners of the Cash Calendar -
draws of the Zurich Minor Athletic
Association -were: Barb Jeffrey,
$100; Ken and Roxanne Brideau,
Clayton Cooper, Dale Sweiger,
Bob, Marty and Cody Merner, Pete
Overholt, Jim Lewis, $50 each.
Last week's winner of $100 was
Joe Vermunt.
The names of the winners each
week are -posted -at the arena or you
can check it out on Cable T.V. #12.
An Ecumenical Fellowship
Luncheon was held at : the
Mennonite Church on Sunday,
November 9 witfi the Canadian
Bible Society.
The annual Catholic Rural Life
Conference will be held on
November 29 at King's College in
London from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
for both rural and urban residents.
Tony Clarke will be the guest
speaker on "Beyond the Right to
Farm". Ralph Ferguson, former
minister of agriculture, wilt also
-speak. Tickets cost $15 per person.
The bazaar and bake sale and tea
was a big -success on Saturday.
Marie Gingerich won a cake made
by Mary -Lou Denomme; and Jean
Burr won a baby quilt made by Ina
Neeb. -
Winners of the H.T.A. -Lottery
Calendar draws were: Janine and
Jeff Smallman, Hensall ($25); Nora
Corriveau, Zurich ($25 gift basket).
Members of St. Boniface Youth
Club- went swimming at the
Pinedale in Grand Bend last
Thursday night.
The C.W.L, held a meeting
November 3 'at the home of presi-
dent Bridget Groot.
Blue Water Rest Home adminis-
trator Joe Risi and staff member
Cathy Shantz and two Auxiliary
- members, Ina Neeb and Carmel
Sweeney, spent last Thursday,
November 6, at Spruce Lodge
Nursing Home, in Stratford. They
attended a Region #3 annual.meet-
ing.
• The Ladies Auxiliary of Blue
Water Rest Home met on
November -4. Twenty-five members-
answered
embersanswered the roll call. Minutes of
the last meeting were read by
Mary -Lou Denomme. Gladys
Gingerich, first vice, chaired the
meeting and Mary Ducharme gave
the treasurer's report.
The group received a donation of
$150 from the Bean Festival
Committee for selling hot dogs at
the last Bean Festival.
Members were asked to help at
various upcoming activities: resi-
dents bowling on November 10;
make coffee on November 18 when
the Christian Reformed Church
women will entertain at 7 p.m.; a
shopping trip to Masonville Mall in
London on November 19; make
coffee on November 20 and 25 for
musical groups coming to the Rest
Home.
The birthday party will be held
on November 26, hosted by the
Grand Bend Women's Institute.
Auxiliary members will also help
at and before the Christmas family
dinner at the Home on November
30.
Personals
Cousins Renee Sweeney and
Kristin Beer of London spent
Saturday and Sunday with their rel-
atives in town. Carmel and Renee
and Carrie and Dan Eybergen of
Oakville travelled to Windsor on
Sunday to visit with their aunt
Eleanor Cecile in the hospital.
Happy 90th birthday wishes go
to Pearl Miller. on November 11.
An open house was held at the Blue
Water Rest Home on Sunday with
several friends and relatives attend-
ing.
Cliff and Laura Pepper travelled
to the Royal Winter Fair in Toronto
on -November 13 with Herb, Donna
and Heidi Kropp. Cliff judged the
poultry. Heidi spent the night with
cousins Brittany and- Tiffany
Eybergen in Oakville and returned
back home to Zurich on Friday-
with
ridaywith uncle Doug Klopp, also of
Oakville.
A roast beef supper was served
to about 200 people last Friday
evening, November 7, in honor of
warden Murray Keys.
Welcome to town recently, Dan
and Julia Petteplace and their two
children. They are from London .
and have built a new home on Main
.Street W, next to Dennis Charette.
Sympathy goes to the families
and relatives of the late Bill
Lawrence and Blanche Parke, who
both passed away last week.
Berit Wallace, RR 2 Zurich,
returned home recently from a
three ,week holiday visiting with.
her children and families, Dale and
Lisa Alexander in Sudbury and
Lenore in Hanover.
Happy birthday wishes go to
Philippa Steckle who celebrated her
birthday on Sunday at the Rest
Home with a family supper served
by some members of the Auxiliary;
and to Heidi Klopp who was nine
years old on November 11; and to
Joe Boyle of Grand Bend.
Maureen and Dale Regier, Mt.
Carmel, had their second child,
William Arnold.Regier, born on
November 9. Proud. grandparents -
are Coby and Arnold Van de
Boomen, Zurich and Bill and
Helene Regier of Mt. Carmel.
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CHRISTMAS
HOME TOUR
• featuring
5 homes plus one business and one apartment
decorated for the holidays.
Saturday, November 29
10 am-4pm
Free Refreshments and draws
at the Clinton Town Hall
Tickets $10.00 - Available at
Grove's T.V. - Clinton; Luann's Country
Flowers • Blyth; Natalie Anne's Room -
+T Bayfield; At Home - Exeter; Canadian Tire
- Godertch; Nifty Korner Gifts - Seaforth
or call 482-9829
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Large or small, we can take
care of it all
So book early and reserve your
right to party
PUB & EATERY r
125 Main St. 8. Exeter 235-0271
411 404 SOUTH HURON RECREATION CENTRE
""" CHRISTMAS DINNER & DANCE
Saturday, December 13
6:00 p.m. - Social
• 'U,� 7:00 p.m. - Dinner
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Roast beef dinner with wine
Kirkton Country Katerers
Music provided by Full Moon
$20.00 per person
A great opportunity to bring your employees and friends
out for an evening of good food and entertainment
For more information on this festive
event, please call the
South Huron Recreation Centre
235.2833
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CENTRALIA UNITED CHURCH
TURKEY SUPPER
Sat. Nov. 15
5:00 & 8:30 p.m.
Adults $9.50;
Children (6-12) $4:75
Quint Alan 2286557 or
Larry 229-6304
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ANNUAL MEETING
Tuesday, Nov 18, '97
at 8:00 p.m.
Kirkton-Woodham
Community Centre,
Kirkton, Ont.
Everyone Welcome!
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To be held in Dashwood on
November 22 & 23
To register Call
Terry Romphf and 237-3248
or Nell Romphf at 235-1196
GRAND BEND AND AREA
COMMUNITY MEETING
Are we meeting the needs of
-Seniors?
-Aging parents?
-Caregivers?
-Adults with physical challenges?
" Find out at the
Community Meeting
Thursday, Nov. 13, 1997
2:00 p.m.
Si, John's By The Lake .
Anglican Church
Representatives from area
groups will be present to:
-answer questions
-share information
-exchange ideas
-explore ways to meet the needs
of the community
OPEN 7'O ALL MEMBERS
OF 771E PUBLIC
Sponsored by:
Town and Country
Support Services
(519) 235-0258
1-800-263-8246
Huron Adult Day Centre
(519) 235-4600
Lambton Elderly Outreach
1-800-265-0203
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Forthcoming marriage - Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Ferguson and
Mr. and Mrs: Eugene Willard
are pleased to announce the
forthcoming marriage of their
children Barbara Jean and
Calvin Eugene. The wedding
will take place at South
Huron Rec Centre in Exeter
on November 22, 1997.
Reception to follow. Dancing
at 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
Barker - Bender
On June 7, 1997,Sheila
Dianne Bender and Clinton
William Barker united in mar-
riage at Caven Presbyterian
Church, Exeter. - Their proud
parents are Wilma and
Derrick Misner of Hensall,
and Ken Bender of Exeter,
Kim and Rick . Barker of
Woodham. -Matron of honour
was Angela Gaiser, and the
bridesmaids were Mandie
Barker, Trisha Rea and Paula
Parkinson. The best man was
Adam Barker and the ushers
were Kevin Bender, David
Abraham, - and Perry
Campbell. Sheila and Clint
pre currently residing in
Vanastra. A special thank you
to everyone that helied make
our day very special.
AN APPRECIATION "OPEN HOUSE"
for
Warden Murray and Joan Keys
will be held on
Sunday, November 16,
2:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m,.
Hessenland Country Inn
(on Highway #21 north of St. Joseph)
Everyone welcome
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