The Times Advocate, 2006-08-16, Page 15Wednesday, August 16, 2006
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From left, Nicholas Cripps,TrevorTownsend, and Niek Ruyarok were jamming Aug. I I as part of the wrap up
to the Brucefield Vacation Bible school.The school ran Aug. 8-1 I with the theme of Treasure Cove Adventure
with participants story telling, doing crafts, playing games and taking a bible challenge. (photo/Pat Bolen)
Volunteers still needed for business study
EXETER — Volunteers are
still needed to sit on a task
force for the `Business
Retention and Expansion
Program.'
The year-long program will
see various local businesses
take part in a 37 -page survey
indicating what problems,
needs and issues local busi-
nesses face. The task force
will respond to the needs and
concerns the businesses
express.
Hugh McMaster of the
South Huron Chamber of
Commerce is looking for vol-
unteers from four sectors of
the local economy: industry,
retail, agriculture and
tourism.
Volunteers should be pre-
pared to work 10 hours a
month on the project. Those
interested can call McMaster
at the Chamber of Commerce
at 235-4520.
12 HOURS
OF
MIDNIGHT
MADNESS
50%0FF
Merchandise
Friday, August 18th, 10 am to 10 pm
and it continues...
until all the Summer Fashions are gone!
merry rags
fashion boutique
Open 7 days a week
11/4 mi. S. of GRAND BEND Hwy. 21
238-2818
'Food for the journey' is topic
By Liz Sangster
HL.NSALL CORRESPONDENT
HENSALL - At Hensall
United Church the service
began with an organ pre-
lude with Bill Gibson play-
ing the organ. Ken Elder
was the greeter. Les Hills
was the minister and wel-
comed everyone, followed
by the passing of the
peace. Jayne Fragiskatos
read the scripture lesson.
"Food For The Journey"
was the topic for the ser-
mon. The Lord's Prayer
was repeated in unison.
Several hymns were sung.
The offering was received
and dedicated. Flowers in
the sanctuary were in
memory of Doug Mann.
The service closed with
commissioning, benedic-
tion, and choral amen.
POLICE BRIEF
Theft from truck costs
farmer $1,200
SOUTH HURON — Sometime during the night of
Aug. 13 thieves attended a residence on Whalen Line
in South Huron, stealing a net wrap. The victim's
truck was parked when five rolls of net wrap for bail-
ing hay was stolen out of the back of the pick-up. The
loss to the farmer is estimated at $1,200.00.
We're abuzz.. .
FRESH HONEY
TAP,NO
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HONEYCOMB
ALSO AVAILABL
FERGUSON
APIARIES
519-236-4979
HWY #84 between Hensall &Zurich
Open Thursday - Saturday
9a.m.to5p.m.
Bill & Rosemary Ferguson
You are invited to
Autumn
INDU4rNCE
A JOYFUL 'ONE -OF -A KIND'
EVENING OF EXCEPTIONAL DINING
AND ENTERTAINMENT
• Great food • Great music • Great location
• Great auctions • Great cause!
All Proceeds to Rotary Community Projects
Saturday, September 23
Starting at 5 pm at Huron Country Playhouse
$75 per person includes:
• Steak & Lobster Dinner
• Continuous Entertainment including
Quattro Voce, Magic Moments, All Smiles Quartet
• One -of -a -Kind Auction
RBC
For tickets, call Paul Ciufo at 235 2740 or
Brian Hall at 238 8892 or toll-free 1 877 238 8892
RBC
Dominion
Securities
Sponsored in part by
Navigator fl Manulife Investments
ServiFinanillaV With you every step of the way`
Serviceess
Glenn & Joan Johnson
An initiative of the Rotary Club of Grand Bend Inc.