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Forthcoming marriage - Mary
Anne Van. Horne and James
and Mildred Chalmers are
pleased to announce the
forthcoming marriage of their
children Susan Marie and
Laurie Cameron. The wedding
ceremony will take place on
Saturday, September 9, 1995
at the Hensall United Church
at 3:00 p.m. Open reception
to follow at the South Huron
Rec Centre in Exeter at 9:00
p.m.
Forthcoming marriage - Peter
and Joyce Hensel of Wallace -
burg and Jim and Sue Rolph
of Exeter are pleased to an-
nounce the forthcoming mar-
riage of their children Jodie
Lynn and Thomas Paul. The
wedding will take place on
Saturday, September 9, 1995
at Holy Family Church in Wal-
laceburg at 3:00 p.m.
PIyley - Dart
Wendy Dart and Ronald Plyley
were married on August 12,
1995
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Mr. d Mrs. Ron Ducharme would
like to announce the marnage of
their daughter USA LYNN to
ROBERT ANTON son of Mr. & Mrs.
Andy Miller. This marraige win take
place on September 9, 1995. Open
Reception 9 p.m. at the Hensall
Community Centre.
No one
injured in
Exeter
accidents
EXETER - A van driven by Dar-
lene Renning, of Hensall, was rear-
ended by a Bonneville driven by
Elizabeth McGregor of Tucker -
smith Township Aug. 29 causing
$2000 in property damages.
The collision occurred on Main
Street on the Ausable river bridge.
On Wednesday Scott Heron of
Huron Park was charged with mak-
ing an improper turn at Hwy 4 and
83 after turning a Sunbird into the
path of a Bonneville driven by
Shanna Core of Seaforth.
Crop tour planned
'A Day in the Country' tour will highlight the
Foodgrains project.
Mary Peterson
CENTRALIA - A committee from the South Huron Foodgrains Project
is wrapping up plans for "A Day in the Country" on Saturday, September
16. Everyone is invited to join the tour of interesting local sites and agri-
culture and the corn at the project plots.
The tour will begin at Centralia United Church from 10:30 a.m. to 11:00
a.m. where coffee and refreshments will be available along with the tour
maps. Participants are then free to follow the suggested tour in their cars at
their own pace, and to meet at Thames Road United Church from 1:00 to
2:00 p.m. for a Poor Boy Lunch.
The four local sponsoring churches have organized this event for people
to learn more about this area and for other sponsors including London and
Hamilton churches.
Church services
On Sunday, September 10, Centralia and Zion West United churches
will resume worship at their normal service time. Heather Smith will lead
the worship at Zion at 9:45 a.m. and at Centralia at 11:30 a.m.
Centralia and Zion members should also note upcoming meetings on
their calendars. The Official Board will meet Thursday, September 14 at
8:00 p.m. at Centralia. On Thursday, September 21 at 8:00 p.m., there will
be a joint meeting of the Session at Centralia.
UCW
The UCW have many activities planned during September. Centralia
UCW will meet at 8:00 p.m. on September 7 when Frieda Zandbergen will
speak on her experiences working in Saudi Arabia. On Wednesday, Sep-
tember 13, Zion UCW will host the Regional meeting of the South Huron
Presbyterial at Centralia Church beginning with registration at 6:30 p.m.
and dessert and coffee at 7:00 p.m. The theme of the meeting, which be-
gins at 7:30 p.m., will be "Let There be Laughter".
Community shower
At Centralia on Friday, September 8, a community shower will be held
for Shelly Tomes at 8:00 p.m.
Ambassador contest
Any local boys or girls are invited to enter the Ambassador of the Fair
Competition for Exeter Fair. Contestants must have reached their seven-
teenth birthday by August 15, 1995 and will be judged on the basis of their
community knowledge and involvement, personality and presentation. The
crowning of the new Ambassador will be held Friday, September 23. dur-
ing the evening program at Exeter Fair. For more information, call Doris
Weigand at 235-0814 or the current Ambassador, Michelle Ducharme. at
263-2244.
Euchre games
In Crediton at the recent euchre party, Marie Oliver and Percy Noels
were High Hand winners, while Dorothy Bullock and Wilmur Scott were
Low Hand winners. Winners of the most lone hands were Bessie Caldwell
and Harry Noels.
Saintsbury
by H. Davis
227-4153
SAINTSBURY - Another big
weekend for Harley Davis winning
two first place trophies on Satur-
day and Sunday in the 60 cc Pee
Wee Division and 3rd and 5th
place in the 90 cc Beginner at Au-
burn Hills Raceway.
Courtney, Katie -Scarlett, Caleb
and Corkin MacGillivray, Jamie
Hern, Alaina Hem, Crystal, Har-
ley, Travis and Starr Davis, cele-
brated Harley's 9th birthday on
Wednesday with grandparents
Hugh and Hazel.
St. Patrick's ladies to meet next
Tuesday September 12 at 12:30
p.rn. for lunch at the Davis's for
their ACW meeting.
Ron and Margaret Carroll were
dinner guests on Saturday with
daughter Brenda and family,
grandson Mitchell was celebrating
his birthday.
Although the wheather is cooler,
w46 The The Huron County Board of Education
ADULT EDUCATION
wtow a second chance for adult learners
South Huron District High School is offering courses
in a broad range of academic areas including:
• English • Mathematics • Science
• Computer Application • Accounting
This is a continuous intake programme which will allow
students to:
• attend part-time or full-time
• build self-esteem
• obtain an Ontario Secondary School Diploma
• upgrade for college or retraining programmes
• be competitive in the job market
• gain experience through co-operative education
CALL SOUTH HURON DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL
to register 235-0880
R. Brown P. Carroll
Chair Di ector
the MacGillivray and Davis fami-
lies enjoyed the last swim of the
season before closing the pool on
Sunday, Mrs. Mary Davis was
guest also for the early September
birthday celebration for Michael.
The ladies from St. Patrick's are
to meet at the church on Thursday
evening to finish the cleaning.
Cousins Mabel Needham and
Greta Gibson were recent dinner
guests with Mary Davis.
Vacation Bible School
Vacation Bible
School at Thames
Road United Church
was held recently.
Shown above are
Megan Pavkeje, Eve-
lyn Johns, Corey
Smith, Courtney
Smith and Nancy
Smith. At the left are
Kristy and Jessica
Bray.
`Beach party' held in Zurich
ZURICH - Monday afternoon
the wheelchair bus headed to Sea -
forth for a drive in the country
with Henricus (Harry) Maas. Roy
Gingerich, Beulah Desjardine, Es-
ther Makines, Annie Willert, Or-
ville Witmer, Kuret Gebel, Fergus
Turnbull and Pearl Miller. They
took in the scenery around Dublin
and Exeter on route.
Tuesday afternoon it was "under
the boardwalk" as many residents
and their families gathered in the
auditorium for juice and popcorn
and a beach party. Ann McBride.
Hobby Room Convener brought
along her young Tads Michael and
Allan to help served drinks under
the beach umbrella and assist with
games.
In the evening the members of
Lakeview Conservative Mennonite
Church visited the home to enter-
tain the residents. Many of the res-
idents' favorite hymns were sung -
"Oh How I Love Jesus, I Thank
the Lord" and "How Dark This
World Would Be." Vera Thiel
thanked the group for their fellow-
ship.
Rev. Bob Peebles, a retired niin-
ister from Exeter conducted Thurs-
day afternoon Chapel Service. Fr.
Matthias Wronski, St. Boniface
JO -READ
SCHOOL OF
DANCE �\
L.M.B.A.T.D.
SPECIALIZING IN:
Acro -Gym, Tap & Jazz
Fully Qualified Instructors
Also introducing
New First Steps for 3-5 year olds.
Will be re -opening classes at
the EXETER LIONS YOUTH CENTRE
John Street, Exeter
ist Registration: Aug. 22, 1995 6 - 7:30 p.m.
2nd Registration: Aug. 29, 1995 6 - 7:30 p.m.
3rd Registration: When Dance Classes open on
September 9. 1995 10 a.m. - 3 p.m.
472-5559 & 471-7393
Established 43 years In dancing
Church, Zurich celebrated Mass.
In the evening Briget's Fashions
put on a fashion show for the resi-
dents and brought along some of
their stock for perusal. Resident
models Ruby Fulcher, Clara Ham-
ilton, Dorothy Bapty, Vivian
Fremlin and Ruby Bell put on a
first class show of the fall fabrics
available.
The residents look forward to the
Labor Day weekend with extra
company, the Auxiliary visit on
September 5 and September 14 a
visit to Grand Bend to watch the
Grand Cove theatrical production.
A warm welcome to John and
Geraldine Gascho who will soon
be moving into Maplewoods Apart-
ments. Also, Gwen McKellar, Zu-
rich will be a new tenant in Octo-
her Emma Campbell will soon he
moving to her home town of Hen-
sall and we will miss her visits and
wish her well.
Our condolences to the family
and friends of the later Fergus
Turnbull who passed away at
South Huron Hospital on Septem-
ber I in his 93rd year.
Fergus a tenant of BWRH
Apartments was a true gentleman -
with the staff, the residents and his
family. Fergus was always in the
auditorium in this evenings to lend
a helping hand to the residents and
to thank any visitors who came to
entertain' at the home. Fergus and
his late wife Hilda moved to
BWRH Apartments 13 years ago.
Fergus will be missed by many.
We cut the cost
of selling
Now only 3.9%
commission
235-3948
III'I'I'L•it iIC)CKI:I
370 William Street,
Exeter, Ontario
(519) 235-1220
BILL HASKETT
WHAT F1NANCIAL HELP IS AVAILABLE?
It is often difficult to think about costs when a loved one dies. What
matters most is helping the bereaved through their first days of grief.
But financial help is available to reduce the cost to the family of funer-
al services. For example, if you are covered by Canada Pension you
are eligible for specific payments at the time of your spouse's death.
Life insurance policies have provisions for payment at the time of
death. Loans may have life insurance policies incorporated in the con-
tract. These should be kept in a safe place, readily accessible to
one's family If they should be needed. (A safety deposit box is not a
good place.) Be sure others know where you put them)
Finally, some tradeassociations may provide financial benefits for
members who pass away. Check with the local organization.
Benefits at the time of death are subject to frequent change as laws
are passed and the economy varies. We try to keep close track of
these changes and can inform you of the latest rulings. If you would
like more information, please•call us or stop by.
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