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Exeter Times -Advocate
Wednesday, October 27, 2004
Announcements
NEGRIJN
David Negrijn
and Stacey
Taylor were
married
Saturday,
October 16, 2004
in London,
Ontario.
David is the son'.
of Fred and,
Ruthanne Negrijn
of Exeter and
Stacey is the
daughter of
David and Gail
Taylor of London.
Dave and Stacey
wish to thank
their family and
friends for being
there and
making their
wedding such
a special day.
/ TAYLOR
Bill and Jean Leddy of
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HINES
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Bill and Jean Leddy of
Goderich and Al and
Nancy Hines of Exeter
are pleased to
announce the marriage
of Tammy and Kenn.
The wedding took place
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Sat., Aug. 7, 2004 at St.
Peter's Catholic Church,
Goderich. Dinner and
reception followed at
Saltford Valley Hall.
Maid of Honour was
Tracey Hoelscher.
Bridesmaids were Carrie
Meriam, Ang Woods
and Lisa Maclnnis. Best
Man was Glenn Hines.
Groomsmen were Aaron
Soudant, Darryl Regier
and Steve Stire. Kenn
and Tammy are residing
in Exeter. Thanks
to family and friends
for making it a very
special day.
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�GRADVflTIGh:
Graduate - At Spring
Convocation 2004,
York University
Toronto, Tanya Bedard
received her Honours
Bachelor of Science in
Nursing. She has
accepted a full-time
position at Parkwood
Hospital in London.
Congratulations Tan!!!
We are very proud of
you!
Love, your family
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HALLOWEEN
COSTUME PARTY
Sat. Oct. 30
Grand Bend Legion
8 p.m. - 1 a.m.
$5 at the door
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DON'T FORGET:
Halloween - Sat. Oct. 30 "Saturday Night Fever"
• Toonie Tuesday
Book your Christmas Party... Tough to Beat!
• New Year's Eve
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ANNUAL COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION AT
HENSALL COMMUNITY CENTRE - hosted by The Hensall
Kinsmen & Kinettes. A great Xmas party for staff, friends and fam-
ily. Sat. Nov. 27/04. Traditional Holiday dinner catered by Hensall
Legion with dancing to DJ. Tickets $30.00 each or $55 a couple.
Dance only $10.00. For information call 262-2339 or 262-1042.
(43-45)
APPEARING AT WINGHAM TOWN HALL HERITAGE THE-
ATRE - Saturday, Nov. 6, 8 p.m. Carroll Baker. Nov. 11 & 12.
F.E. Madill presents Nunsense. (43x)
BEEF BARBECUE SUPPER - Brucefield United Church, Sunday,
November 21, 5-7 pm. Adults $11; students 6-12 $5. Advance
tickets only. Take-outs available. For tickets call 482-5854 or 233-
7188. (43-46)
CENTRALIA UNITED CHURCH - ANNUAL TURKEY SUP-
PER - Saturday, November 13th/04. Two seatings - 4:45 pm. or
6:00 pm. Advance Tickets - Adults $12.00. Children (6-12) $6.00.
Preschoolers Free. Please call Brent Caslick 228-6702, Larry
Skinner 229-6304 or Judy Mills 228-6704. (43-45*)
CHRISTMAS FANTASY AUCTION - Saturday, November 6,
Hensall Community Centre. Silent and live auction including the
Hensall Station original painting. Featuring decorated trees, wreaths
and centrepieces plus goodies and gifts galore! $5 admission
includes door prizes and hors d'oeuvres. Reserve your dinner tick-
ets now 235-2233. Proceeds to Hensall United Church. (39-44)
COFFEE HOUR - Ladies of Exeter and surrounding areas are invit-
ed to Coffee Hour at 10:00 am. the first Tuesday of each month.
Bring a friend and join us in the lower level of Caven Church, Main
St. for tasty treats and to enjoy guest speakers covering a variety of
interesting topics. (42;43*)
COUNTRY CHRISTMAS BAZAAR - on November 13th from
11-1:30 pm. at the Exeter United Church. Given by the Exeter
UCW and the Women of the congregation. Do your Christmas
shopping. (43-45)
CRAFT & BAKE SALE BY HELPING HANDS - Bethel
Reformed Church, Saturday, Nov. 6th from 10am-3pm. at the
Exeter Town Hall on Main St., Exeter. (42-44*)
EXETER VILLA CHRISTMAS BAZAAR & TEA ROOM - Sat.
Nov. 6. 2:00-3:30 pm. Christmas Cakes and Puddings, Baking,
Crafts and Silent Auction. Everyone Welcome. (42-44)
FALL LUNCHEON - Hensall Presbyterian Church, Thursday,
October 28, 2004. 11:30-1:00. Soup, Sandwich, Dessert and
Coffee. Tarts will be available for sale. (41-43*)
HARVEST DINNER AND DANCE - Exeter Legion, 316 William
St., Exeter, Saturday, October 30th. Dinner 6:00 pm. to 8:00 pm.
Dance 8:00 pm. to midnight. Tickets $20.00 Dinner and Dance,
Dinner only $12.00, Dance only $10.00. Kids half price. The best
chicken in town for sure. Dance to Don Harvey's music. (42;43)
LUCAN UNITED CHURCH BONANZA BAKE SALE - Home
baking, meat pies, jams & pickles. Hot lunch and pies. Saturday,
November 6, 11 am -1 pm. See you there! (42-44*)
"MY HOME TO YOURS" - Christmas Baking by Debby Wagler.
Order forms are now available. Please call Debby at 235-4445 if
you would like a form. All orders are due by Monday, November
22. Cookie tins, trays of squares & Cookies and new this year
Christmas cake and tins of fudge! (43-45*)
REVIVAL SERVICES - October 24-31. 7:00 pm. Sundays, 7:30
pm. Mon. - Sat. Rev. Steve Oliver, Speaker. Bible Missionary
Church, 35 Toronto Blvd., Vanastra. Pastor Jason McCarthy
(519)482-8183. Welcome. (42;43*)
NIGHT HIKE OWL PROWL - for all ages, Saturday, November
6th at Monson Dam Conservation Area from 7-9 p.m. Meet at the
picnic shelter to explore the world of owls and other creatures of the
night on a guided tour. Bring a mug for hot chocolate. Dress appro-
priately for the outdoors. If weather is questionable, call the
Ausable Bayfield Conservation Authority 235-2610 after 5 p.m. the
day of the hike. (43;44)
OVER 30 RECREATIONAL VOLLEYBALL STARTING - If
you are interested in a fun night of volleyball with 30+ olds, please
contact David Gagne for more details. Indoor games will start in
early November. Call 235-4310 or email david.gagne@gagneasso-
ciates.com (38-43*)
RIVERVIEW ESTATES ANNUAL CRAFT & BAKE SALE -
Admission Free. Saturday, November 13, 9am-12 noon. Tum east
at Beer Store (George St.) and follow signs to Riverview Rec. Hall.
Craft tables still available for $5.00. Call Ann Chapman 235-3439
or Denise Morgan at 235-4130. (43-45*)
ST ANDREW'S UNITED CHURCH - KIPPEN - Smorgasboard
Ham & Turkey Supper. Held at Brucefield United Church
Wednesday, November 10, 2004. 5:00-7:OOpm. Adults - $12.00,
children 6-12 - $6.00. 5 and under free. Advance Tickets only.
Call 263-2682, 263-6502. (42-44)
THE KIRKTON VETERINARY CLINIC IS PLEASED TO PRE-
SENT... - The 2004 Equine Extravaganza. Interesting Talks on:
Colic, Equine Chiropractic, and Hay Quality for Horses. Date:
November 24, 2004, doors open 6:30 pm. Kirkton Community
Centre. RSVP to the KVC (519)229-8911 by November 18, 2004.
All Horse Enthusiasts Welcome! (43-45)