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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1995-10-04, Page 25))(I)(:f 4 forJOdi Urlin & Jerry Kukula J-- Sat., Oct. 14, .1 8 p.nl. - 1 a.m. i Exeter Ag. building 4 Tickets $6. Age of majority. HS Lynch provided P 10. rrrrrt11XL:C rrrrrrrr.c Happy 401" Wedding Anniversary Gordon & Eva Laing In honour of Gordon & Eva (Jefferson) Laing's 40th Wedding Anniversary, their family invites friends, neighbours & relatives to an Open House at Staffa Hall, on Sat. Oct. 14 beginning at 7:30 p.ni. Best Wishes Only Please ANTIQUE& NOSTALGIA SHOW & SALE at the Sherwood Forest Mall Wonderland Rd. N London WED. OCT. 4th through SAT. OCT. 7th Lucan Community Centre Bingo Wed. Oct. 4 Bingo starts 7:30 p.m. Regular Games $1000 Jackpot Game 52 calls or less $900 bonus Total prizes $3000 Special Thanksgiving Turkey,Bingo Wed., October 4 Due to the licence regulations, no one under 18 allowed to play Licence #537495 *fitAtitf soir.:orrx iitA_stAic‘if .. r 1Av ?u 1►Iue1 It1111/ P111►I r n it, A- on Sun., October 8 at LARRY'S TOWN & COUNTRY Crediton. Ontario f t SMORGASBORD 4:00 to 7:30 p.m. 51025 $ 845 f L seniors f Reservations very much appreciated 234-6310 * . '‘ *f "1-lArf -Alf Dine out for Thanksgiving r 3RD ANNUAL I") CRAFT S]HIOW & AKIE BAILIE SAT. OCT. 21 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. ARC INDUSTRIES Dashwood Over 35 exhibits LUNCH SERVED ALL DAY Sponsored by Partners in Community Living i.ambton Fall �-�' l t tJY ��<<'�� ri�Festival Oct. 14 & 15 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. '95 Craft Show is bigger and better than ever! Over 100 craftspeople! Now in 2 locations (with lots to do in between) Lambton Heritage Museum & Thedford-Bosanquet Community Centre For information call Lambton Heritage Museum at 243-2600 Dance Hall Spm. tam. 349-2678 •Line Dancers Welcome Fri., Oct. 6 Country Justice Sat., Oct. 7 Lee Davidson & Sagebrush i#10!1110ififi#Wltif WOW Exeter 0" LIONS TV BINGO Winners for October 2 Game #1: Cindy Price, Exeter, Lue Pavlick, Huron Park $25 each; Game #2: Julie DeVries, Exeter, $50.; Game #3: Teresa Foster, Exeter, $50.; Game #4: June Pursley, Huron Park, $75.; Game #5: Willa Costain Huron Park, $100.00; Game #6: Eva Tyler, Dashwood, $100. Thanks for playing TV Bingo Next weeks jackpot $500. in 53 numbers. 1.� BEHIND IN YOUR BILLS? NO MONEY LEFT? CREDITORS CALLING YOU? WOULD YOU LIKE YOUR DEBTS GONE BY THE END OF THIS WEEK? Call the financial expert J. PAUL AITKEN Insolvency Consultant Clinton. Ontario 519-233-3189 Coming events FfSIf FRY. All U Can Eat. Ailsa Craig Lion.. Sunday. October 1.4 p.m. to 7 p.m. at FOLK DANCING begins October 2. Lion's Youth Centre. 1 p.m. Sponsored by Town and Country Homemakers. Everyone welcome. 40c STORY HOUR for children ages 3 to 5 to have fun singing. listening to Bible stories. making crafts, and eating snacks. at the Cem alfa Community Centre. starting Tuesday. October 3. 1995 from 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.rtr. For more information call Karen at 228- 6236. Sponsored by the Exeter Christian Reformed Church. 39,40,(41)c COFFEE BREAK for women to study the Bible and meet new people over coffee and refreshments. No previous knowledge or experience expected. Located at the Centralia United Church starting Tuesday. October 3. 1995 at 10:00 a.m. Free nursery and story hour prcvided. For more information call Chris at 235-2631. Sponsored by the Exeter Christian Reformed Church. 39.40.(41)s OPEN HOUSE. Country Charm of RR NI Varna. invites you to attend our 9th Annual Open House, Wednesday. October 4 through Saturday. October 7. 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. We are decorating many rooms of the house with quality handcrafted. floral gifts. Watch for our signs between Varna and Bayfield. 263-5167. Refreshments and door prizes. Every- one welcome. 37.38.40c DUPLICATE BRIDGE will start at Legion Hall on Wednesday. October 4 at 7:30 p m. 39.40c TURKEY SUPPER to be held at Trivitt Memorial Parish Hall on Wednesday. October 4 Adults 58.00. children $4.00. Tickets available for 5 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. Advance tickets only. Please call 235-2076 or 235.0274. 38.39.40• ANNUAL CRAFT AND BAKE SALE. Riverview Estates. Exeter, October 7. 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Lunch available 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. White elephant and bake ta- ble. Excellent selection of quality crafts. Follow sign at Main and George St. 40• SOUTH HURON HOSPITAL Auxiliary Meeting. Tuesday. October 10. 1:30 p.m. Re- ports on Regional Fall Conference. Speaker: Joanne Campbell. reflexologist. 40• I HE HURON COUNTY Long Term Care Planning Committee plans for long term care services for Huron residents. Next meeting: October 11. 1995 at 9:30 a.m. at the OMAFRA office. Clinton. Everyone welcome! 40c FIFTEENTH ANNUAL Crafty. Christmas Fair, St. Marys Hospital Auxiliary. Satur- day. October 14 and Sunday. October 15. 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.. St. Marys Communi- ty Centre. James St.. St. Marys. Crafts. chocolates, herbs, dolls, dolls clothes. children only comer, lunch room. knitted items. stained glass. quilt draw. wreaths, toys. Christ- mas decorations. 40c SOLO TOURNAMENT. Seaforth Legion. Saturday. October 14. Registration 12:30 yin., starts at 1:00 p.m. Admission 55. All proceeds go to prize money. Everyone wel- come. 39.40(41)c HOSPITAL RUMMAGF. SALE AND AUCTION, Wednesday. October 18,7 pm. to 9 p m.. Thursday. October 19. 10 am. to 2:30 p.m.. South Huron Rec Centre, Exeter. Auction sale Thursday. October 19, noon. Norm Whiting - Courtesy Auctioneer. Town - wide pickup Wednesday, 9 a.m. Sponsored by Auxiliary to South Huron Hospital. For further information call 235-1628 or 233-2237. Volunteers welcome! 38.39,(40)c ROAST BEEF SUPPER. Brucefield United Church. Wednesday. October 18, 5 to 7:30 p.m. Adults 58.50. children (6 to 12) 54.00; preschool free. Advance tickets only. For tickets call 233-7477 or 233-7188. 39,40.(41)c CRAFT AND BAKE SALE by Helping Hands. Bethel Reformed Church. Saturday. October 21. 10.3.41 S Main St.. Exeter. two doors north of Bakelaar Jewellers. 40-42• TURKEY DINNER. Holy Trinity Anglican Church. Lucas. Wednesday. October 23. Call for reservations. 4 p.m.. 227-4905; 3 p.m.. 227-4272; 6 p.m.. 227-4508; 7.m.. 227-4163. 39,4�41c PHOTOGRAPHER Danny Stuckless will be at the Purple Turtle. Saturday. October 28. -November 4 and November 11. By appointment. Please call 235.1500. 40.41.(42)c SUNDAY, OCTOBER 29.7thAnnual Craft Show and Sale, Exeter Legion Hall. Over 35 tables of woodworking, crochet, gift baskets. folk art, silk flora's. birdhouses. teddy bears, wooden quilts and much more. Exeter Legion, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 52.00 admission. Everyone welcome. 40.41,(42)c YES. IT'S TRUE. Murray's Christmas House is open every day until December 23. 10:00 am. • 4:30 p.m. 10% off every purchase - up to 50% off selected merchandise. Offering unique gifts, decorating ideas, thousands of choices fill 10 exciting rooms. You've seen us on T. V . and read about us. So please come share "Our Magical Christ- mas". Treat yourself. your family and all your friends to the "Ultimate Christmas Expe- rience". 7304 Richmond St.. Arkona, 519.828-3398 or I.800-575.1974. 40,(41),42,43' COME ANA A. GobblE DOWN OUR FAMOUS TURKEY SMORgAsboRd includes salad bar, coffee or tea, and dessert (homemade pies) $95 I ■ seniors $7,95 Reservations appreciated Rook Here For Your Christmas` ..:.... , .. Banquet Now ALLEN'S COUNTRY CAFE Dashwood 237-3553 / / 16:16,4aiste• FALL BAND SCHEDULE •THE PRESS - Oct 13 & 14 MIDNIGHT CRISIS - Oct 20 & 21 •HALLOWEEN BASH .... OCT 27 -28 -Costume Party featuring the Band Hwy ##19 1 (Prizes Galore) •SAD AXE UGLY- Nov 10-11 TeI4'd Place %d proud ea 41K444eacce eite Oceued e'ftemi4 tfd; Cindy's Kitchen at CRAFTS _E dtl KsUy s Pula "NOW OPEN" Tues -Sat - 11 am -11 pm Sun - 8am-8pm 'Full Menu •Take Out •Daily Specials 'Home Baked Goods 262-3332 Specializing in Cover ups & Fine Line Artistry 'GET YOURS TODAY" 128 King St., Suite 6, Hensall 262-3347 LOONIE WEDNESDAYS: All Day Specials -Pool night - $5 ante (Winner Take All) THURSDAYS: Wing Night - Bpm - close, 100 wings KELLY'S PLACE IS LOCATEDAT 128 KING ST. HENSALL 262-2314 Times -Advocate, October 4, 1995 Page 25 Family visits Michigan H. Davis SAINTSBURY - The Davis's have returned from a holiday visit- ing relatives and friends in Michi- gan and Indiana. They also attend- ing a Converted Coach Owners Rally along with several other coaches from the area at Veteran's Memorial Park in Bay City, Michi- gan. They enjoyed a "River of Time" Living History Encampment which included Colonial and Civil War reenactments, Military Tattoo and Candlelight Walk. On Saturday evening at St. Pat- rick's Parish Hall, a large crowd of relatives, friends and neighbors gathered to honor Ross and Audrey . McFalls following their move from the second of Biddulph to their new residence in Lucan. Everyone was welcomed by Rose . Cunningham followed by lots of visiting and a wonderful evening of Country Music supplied by frienils Doug, Jack, Charlie, Don, Harvey, Ross, and Arnold. A poem was giv- en by Heather MacGillivray depict- ing their lives through verse, fol- lowed by Rose Cunningham thanking everyone and presenting Ross and Audrey with a gift of money. The McFalls's expressed their thanks to Rose for organizing the evening and to all who assisted to make their evening so special. Cof- fee and goodies was the ending for a perfect party. Harley Davis had another big weekend, winning a first place tro- phy at R.J. Motosport Park, Barrie on Sunday in the 60 cc Fall Series. St. Patrick's St. Patrick's celebrated their Holy Communion Service at 10:30 p.m. with the Rev. Stan Jay as offi- ciant on October I. The procession- al hymn was "Joyful, joyful, we adore thee" followed by a chit- ' dren's focus about a rich man and Lazarus. Following the hymn "Wonderful words of life" the Sunday School children went to their classes. Mar- garet Carroll and Rose Cunning- ham read the scripture readings. The message was based on the Holy Gospel. Courtney MacGillivray and Crys- tal Davis were servers for the ser- vice. The closing hymn followed the Eucharist, 'Breathe on my breath of God'. A time of fellowship and refresh- ments followed in the Parish Hall. Sunday, October 8, Thanksgiving Sunday, St. Patrick's Morning Prayer service wiil,,be held at 10:30 a.m. Sunday, October 15. St. Patrick's will celebrate their Harvest Thanksgiving Service at 10:30 a.m. Rev. Stan Jay is to he the ofliciant for the Holy Communion Service. A Harvest Thanksgiving Dessert Euchre and Bake Sale is to be held Tuesday, October 31, at 1:00 p.m. Church group collecting stamps Annie Morenz GRAND BEND - The United Church Women of Grand Bend would appreciate any donations of used stamps. These stamps are sent to the Canadian Bible Society. Each pound of stamps is worth $4.50. These funds help their work in the former Yugoslavia where 5,000 Bibles have been sent to Ser- bian soldiers in Bosnia- Herzegovina and 25,000 New Tes- taments to the Serbs in the war zone, with 50,000 copies to Croats and refugees in Croatia. Church services The sacrament of infant baptism was held at Grand Bend United Church on Sunday, September 24,. when Laura Margaret , Miller, daughter of Vicki and Steve Miller was baptized by Rev. Robert Put- man. The sponsors were Vicki's sister, Patti Soer, and Steve's broth- er, Freddie Miller. • The sermon topic was "Mercy and Justice: the Unjust Steward", with scriptures from I Timothy 2:1- 7, and Luke 6: 1-13 read by Bob Southcott. Rev. Putman's story to the chil- dren was about belonging and bap- tism, with the children's hymn "The wise may bring their learn- ing". The anthem sung by the choir was "The wonder of it all". World Wide Communion was celebrated at Grand Bend United Church on Sunday, October 1, with Rev. Robert Putman presiding. The children's story was about "What can you do with a penny?" Their song was "The magic pen- ny", accompanied by Rev. Putman playing a guitar. Scriptures were from I Timothy 6:6-19 and Luke 16:19-31 read by Jack Southcott. The choir anthem was "This is the feast" accompanied by Norma Abbot at the piano. The Thanksgiving Ec menical service will be held Tuesday, Octo- ber 10, 7:30 p.m. at In iaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church. • Golden Agers Grand Bend Golden Agers held their bi-weekly euchre party last Wednesday night with five tables in play. Winners were: Ladies high - Wilma Englehart, Ladies low - Verna Lovie, Most lone hands - Reta Bradford, Men's high - Ray Quantrill, Men's low won by Mary Van de Vooren playing a man's card, Most lone hands - a tie be- tween Ralph Bradford and Hugh Morenz. The next euchre will be held Oc- tober 1 1. Huron County Community Cancer Support Program invites interested persons to become volunteer support group leaders We are seeking cancer patients or their family members to facilitate supportive small groups dealing with cancer and related issues, in their home communities. Complete training will be provided and ongoing support will be available. If you are interested in a leadership role, or if you wotilrf be interested in attending a support group in your community, please contact Mindy Gough at (519) 237-3892, collect if necessary. Or, contact Hospice of Huron at (519) 527-1650. Closing Date: October 13, 1995 Groups to being early November. I foin us for Thairgi <♦ Si Sunday October 8 Brunch 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. Smorgasbord 4:30 - 6:30 seating Our evening smorgasbord will feature: Turkey and dressing, roast beef, ham and cabbage rolls OPEN THANKSGIVING MONDAY6130 AM. 10 8:00 P.M. Turkey and dressing will be served from 5 p.m. • 8 p.m. Gift Certificate available Reservations Recommended Erb's Country , l g Kitchen Kitchen 16 Main St. Zurich 236-4812 Licensed under LLBO, air conditioned tatatottIMatataf - C_� • '••id