The Times Advocate, 2005-11-23, Page 2828
Exeter Times–Advocate
Wednesday, November 23, 2005
COMING EVENTS... COMING EVENTS... COMING EVENTS...
BETHLEHEM WALK - FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25 - at 7:30pm at Kirkton-Woodham Community
Centre. Re-enactment of the Christmas story in a country setting. Tax for census taking is $2.00 per fami-
ly. Non-perishable goods for local food banks are welcome. Hosted by local community churches.
Refreshments after the walk will be provided by the Kirkton St. Marys Pathfinders (free will offering.) (45-
47*)
CHRISTMAS SALE AND FUNDRAISER - Saturday, November 26th, South Huron Rec Centre. 12 to 3.
Avon skin care, cosmetics, jewellery, home decor and more. Gift baskets, free gift wrapping. All in stock
products sale priced. Proceeds to Breast Cancer Research. Also joining us, Pink Ribbon Ladies with their
new calender. (47*)
EXETER JR. D HAWKS ANNUAL TEDDY BEAR TOSS - Friday, December 9, 2005. Game time:
8:30pm. West Lome vs. Exeter. Christmas Bureau has expressed a definite need for sleepwear so please
feel free to toss some PJ's in lieu of Teddy Bear's. Any, and all donations are greatly appreciated. Note:
PJ's should be in plastic bag if possible. Please join us in making Christmas a joyous occasion for every-
one! (47-49)
FARM TOY, SPORTS CARD, TEDDY BEAR, DOLL, GIFT AND CRAFT SALE NOV. 26 & 27 - 19th
show sponsored by Seaforth Agricultural Society in Seaforth at the Agriplex, Public School and Arena. 10-
4:30. Admission $4. New vendors and NEW ATTRACTION: 50 FT. WORKING TOY TRAIN DIS-
PLAY. Info: 519-527-1790 www.c4thagsociety.on.ca (45-47)
FESTIVAL HYDRO CUSTOMERS - receive free LED Christmas Lights compliments of Festival Hydro.
Exchange up to 2 strings of your old lights for 2 strings of multi -coloured LED lights. Friday, November
25th, 3pm to 7pm. Festival Hydro Service Centre, 35 Oak Street, Seaforth. Limited Quantities, some con-
ditions apply. (47*)
"GARDENS ALIVE IN 2005" - Kirkton Horticultural Society. Tuesday, December 5, 2005. 6:00 PM .
Pot Luck Dinner (bring own dishes, cutlery). Annual Meeting - 7:15 PM. Speaker: Brenda Campbell
Topic: "Arrangements From Your Garden". Mini Christmas Flower Show (all entries accepted between
5:30-7:00 pm. 2006 Memberships available. Everyone welcome. (46-48*)
INTERESTED IN BECOMING THE BEST PARENTS YOU CAN BE. - Come join the "Parenting
Strategies Workshop" Tuesday, November 29th from 6:30 to 8:30pm. in the South Huron Municipal Office
meeting room. Registration is $15.00 per person or $25 a couple. This evening session will investigate the
kind of parent you want to be and how to get there. To register and get more information please contact
Jane Peam at 666-1494. (46;47*)
NEW YEARS EVE DANCE - DASHWOOD COMMUNITY CENTRE - featuring "Rural Roots". 8pm-
lam. $30/person includes meal and favours. For tickets call 237-3424 or 236-7768. (46-48*)
REVIVAL SERVICES NOV. 26 -DEC. 4 - Weekdays 7:30 pm., Sundays 11:00 am. and 7 pm. Sunday
School 9:45 am. Everyone welcome. Bible Missionary Church, 35 Toronto Blvd., Vanastra. Pastor Jason
McCarthy 482-8183. (46-48*)
SCRAPBOOKING CROP NIGHT: - Want to play with my scrapbooking tools while completing your
pages? Come work on your layouts freely in my home based Studio located in Exeter. Bring your own
supplies, and you will be able to use the extensive array of idea books/magazines and tools, including the
Sizzix die cutting machine that carries thirteen alphabet sets and an extensive selection of dies (over 200
different dies). Crop Schedule: Fri., Nov. 25th, Dec. 2nd, Dec. 9th & Dec. 16th. 6:30pm to 10:30pm. The
fee is $10 per person, bring your own supplies. Call Sarah @ (519)235-2155 to book your spot. (46-48*)
SPARTA COUNTRY CANDLES FUNDRAISER - Exeter Villa, Saturday December 10, 2005. 1:00-
4:OOpm. Everyone is Welcome. (47-49)
TRIVITT MEMORIAL PRESENTS - Handel's Messiah with the Gerald Fagan Singers of London con-
ducted by Gerald Fagan Wednesday, December 14th - 7:30 pm. Adults $20, Students $15, call 235-4156
for tickets. (47-49)
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING FOR EXETER CENTENNIAL SOCCER CLUB - Tuesday,
December 6, 2005 at South Huron High School. Regular meeting at 8:O0pm with AGM starting at 8:30pm.
Everyone welcome! For more information contact Andrew Darling 235-2141. (46-48)
OHA Junior D rankings lyroadliatifill
EXETER — The latest OHA junior D
rankings have been released with
Hagersville ranked first overall as of
Nov. 18 with Mitchell in second place.
The Exeter Hawks are ranked in sixth
place while the Lucan Irish hold down
tenth.
Hagersville is ranked second in win-
ning percentage, first in goals for; third
in goals against and first in combined
goals for/goals against.
The Hawks are ranked sixth in win-
ning percentage, seventh in goals for;
fourth in goals against and seventh
combined.
The Irish are ranked eighth in both
winning percentage and goals for. They
are eleventh in goals against and ninth
in the combined goals for/goals against
category.
The next rankings will be done Dec.
2.
Lucan Biddulph
receives award
LUCAN BIDDULPH —
Deputy Mayor of
Lucan Biddulph Perry
Caskanette shared with
Lucan Biddulph council
on Monday night, an
achievement by the
Township of Lucan
Biddulph.
The township was
honoured with a
Platinum Award from
the 2005 Ontario
Waste Minimization
Awards ceremony in
Stratford recently.
They are being recog-
nized for excellence
and their commitment
to a sustainable envi-
ronment.
This came to a sur-
prise to Mayor Tom
McLaughlin and some
of the councillors.
McLaughlin said he
thinks Lucan Biddulph
is just in the middle for
the different townships
but believes they are
doing well provincially.
Duplicate
Bridge
Carole and
Dennis
Edith and
John
Nell and
Joanne
60
58
56
sok ) Nov 16
results
1st high.
Ray Radar
2nd high
Glenn Dietz
1st solo
Rosaleen Berends
2nd solo
June Regier / Hedy
Devine
Hidden Score
Mona Traquair
Graduate -Megan
Gingerich graduated
from Westervelt
College's Paralegal
Diploma Program,
November 3, 2005.
She has accepted a
position at Troyan and
Fincher Law Office.
Congratulations
Megan we are so
proud of your
accomplishments.
Love Mom, Dad,
David, Steven
and Colin
The Trivitt Memorial
Anglican Church Women's
Annual Bazaar was
Saturday.Above right, pres-
ident of the Anglican
Church Women Rose
Cunningham shows
Cynthia Fancey a hand-
made winter hat for her
son Nicholas. Crafts, baked
goods, and more were sold
at the Bazaar. The total
amount raised was
unknown as theT-A was
going to press but organiz-
ers say it was successful.
Funds will support various
causes and organizations.
(photo/Nina Van Lieshout)
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All of us at IN STYLE with MICHELLE
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Christmas season.
Come in and receive a complimentary
consultation for your new
look for the holidays!
Drop-in or call and book an appointment today!
235-4665
359 Main Street Exeter