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TIMES—ADVOCATE
Wednesday, October 17, 2007
Announcements/Community
Big Brothers presents murder mystery dinner Nov 16
EXETER — An upcoming evening presented by the
Big Brothers Big Sisters of South Huron will offer you
not only a chance to help raise money for the organi-
zation, but an opportunity to watch actors present a
western -style mystery.
A three -course dinner from Catering By Barbara
will also be served.
"Whodunnit???" will be held Nov. 16 at South
Huron Rec Centre at a cost of $50 per person.
Cocktail hour runs from 6-7 p.m., followed by the
mystery and dinner at 7 p.m. Musical entertainment
will be provided by "Stone Angels" from 9:30 p.m.
until midnight.
A press release from Big Brothers Big Sisters states,
"Join us for an evening of mystery mixed with food
and fun. It's the height of the gold rush in the
Klondike as a cast of characters arrive at the Gold
Rush Saloon with one thing on their minds — gold!
Calamity ensues and eventually one of the characters
`bites the dust' — can you figure out whodunnit?"
A full bar and silent auction will also be at the
event. Attire is "Wild West" style.
Tickets can be reserved by calling 235-3307. Visa
and Mastercard are accepted.
Granton's beef supper on Nov. 4
By Muriel Lewis
GRANTON CORRESPONDENT
GRANTON - The har-
vest dinner presented by
Granton -Wesley United
Church and catered by
Huron Shores was very
successful at the Kirkton-
Woodham Community
Centre on Friday evening,
Oct. 12. Entertainment
was provided by Bob
Heywood and Don Vair.
At the Granton -Wesley
United Church on Sun.,
Oct. 14, Pastor Paul
Vollick led the service
and the message was
entitled, "Get Living." The
Scripture readings were
from Jeremiah 29 and
second Timothy 2. Bob
Pincombe lit the Christ
candle. The ministry of
music by the choir was
River Running in You and
Me.
The annual beef supper
is scheduled for
November 4 at the com-
munity centre in Kirkton.
The prayer services are
being held this month at
Lucan United Church
every Wednesday at
11:30 a.m.
The euchre nights com-
mence again at Granton -
Wesley on Fri., Oct. 19, at
7:30 p.m.
On Sun., Oct. 14, at St.
Paul's Anglican Church in
Kirkton, Rev. Dalice Sim
led the service of morning
prayer. The message was
about respecting and lis-
tening to others to serve
God.
Carol Herbert read the
lessons.
Get well wishes to Peggy
Paul from St. Paul's con-
gregation, who is recov-
ering in St. Marys
Hospital from a fall.
Seniors' Christmas dinner registration
EXETER - The Exeter Seniors met at
the Legion Oct. 2. Fifty-five members
and guests enjoyed a delicious pot luck
meal at 6 p.m. President Mildred
Chalmers welcomed all and presided for
the business meeting. Happy Birthday
was sung to Judy Leybourne, Mary
Thompson, Pearl Kirk, Madeline Switzer
and Gordon Penquilley. Gerald and Jane
Dearing and Lois and Iry Armstrong cel-
ebrated anniversaries. Mildred read
"Don't Eat The Forbidden Fruit" and
"God Says".
Reports were given and Judy
Leybourne reported on the cash register
tapes. Gerald Dearing gave the summa-
ry of the Euchreama held Sept. 28.
Senior games Euchre was discussed and
volunteers looking after the cupcakes
are: Shirley Kirk, Jeanene Hayter and
Lil McLellan. Cookie makers are Olga
Davis, Joyce Lavender and Ruby
Beavers. November is membership and
Christmas dinner registration. Turkey
dinner for December is $11 and mem-
berships are $5. Lois Armstrong asked
for Bingo helpers for November. Murray
Taylor and Mary Horn volunteered.
Howard Holtzman was chairperson for
the program. Joyce Lavender read
"Operation" and "Doctors". Howard
read "Speed Trap" and University
Student". Share the wealth winners
were Lil McLellan, Joe Stephens,
Madelin Switzer, Anne Keller, Claire
Hayter, Chris Phillips, Anne Cottel,
Helen Webber and Lorraine Alexander.
Door prize winners were: Lois McFalls,
Burdene Morgan, Harry Mathers, Vera
Armstrong, Lillian Mathers, Anne Cottel
and Dave Cottel. Musical entertainment
for the evening was provided by Harvey
Smith and Friends. Members of his
group were Don Finkbeiner, Harold
Mills, Ivan Norris and Devon Martene.
We also enjoyed some tap dancing by
Olga Davis. The evening closed with
"The Seniors Prayer" The November
meeting will be held Tues., Nov. 6 at 6
pm.
Graduate
-
Congratulations Cheri
McDonald on your
graduation from the
College of Massage
Therapists of Ontario.
Cheri has now opened
her own Registered
Massage Therapist
Clinic in her home and
is welcoming all new
clients.
Best wishes,
Jeff, family and friends
GRADUATE - Glenn and
Sue are pleased to
announce the graduation
of Laura Rollings from
Brock University in St.
Catharines. Laura
received her Bachelor of
Accounting (Honours)
degree at the October 13,
2007 Convocation. Laura
has happily accepted the
position of Assistant
Controller at General
Coach in Hensall.
YOUR PROUD FAMILY WISHES
YOU SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS
IN ALL YOU DO.
GRADUATE - On August
7, 2007, at his graduation
in Regina, Saskatchewan,
Jesse Schroeder became a
member of the RCMP. He
and his wife Rachel ars
posted in beautiful Terrace,
British Columbia.
JESSE, WE'RE SC
PROUD OF YOU.
Love, Dad, Mom,
Brittney, Carly & Rachei
COUNTRY FALL &
CHRISTMAS CRAFT SHOW
Sat. Oct. 27, 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Kirkton Woodham Community Centre
Adults $2.00, Children under 12 FREE
Lunch counter proceeds to
The Motherwell Women's Institute.
Many New Crafts People!
COMING EVENTS... COMING EVENTS... COMING EVENTS... COMING EVENTS...
BELONGERS: YOU'RE INVITED! - Come as you are - everyone is
welcome! Join us each Sunday at 9:30am as we gather to build rela-
tionships with one another and God - and be our guest for lunch!
FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIES $2 Admission. FREE POPCORN. Oct.
19th - Evan Almighty. Nov. 2nd - Transformers. Nov. 9th -
Ratatouille. www.belongers.ca (42-44*)
BRUCEFIELD UNITED CHURCH BEEF BARBECUE - Sunday,
October 21 from 5-7 pm. Advance tickets only: Adults $12.00,
Children (6-12) $6.00. Take-outs available. Phone 519-233-7188 or
519-482-3718 for tickets. (3942*)
CENTRALIA-ZION WEST UNITED CHURCHES TURKEY
SUPPER & SILENT AUCTION - at South Huron Recreation Centre
in Exeter on Sunday, November 18, 2007, 4:30-6:30 pm. Doors open
at 4 pm. to view Silent Auction. Entertainment by Exeter Community
Band. Tickets: Judy 519-228-6704, Larry 519-229-6304, Marion
519-235-2944, take-outs Dave 519-777-6960. Adults $13.00, chil-
dren 12 & under $6.50, preschool free. At door $14.00. (41113*)
EXETER LEGION - SAT. OCT. 20TH - 4-6 pm. Music by Gene &
Anne Hartman. Meat and mystery draws. Bacon on a bun. (42)
EXETER VILLA'S ANNUAL CHRISTMAS BAZAAR AND TEA
ROOM - Sat. November 3, 2007, 1:30 - 3:00 pm. Crafts, Christmas
Cakes and Puddings, Baking, Draws and Door prizes. (42-44)
HARLEY DRAW DANCE - featuring The River Junction Band,
Saturday, Oct. 20th, 2007, Seaforth & District Community Centre,
Tickets $10 call 519-482-3544 for more info. (42)
HENSALL UNITED CHURCH CHRISTMAS FANTASY AUC-
TION - November 3, Hensall Community Centre. Silent & Live
Auction 7:30 pm. Featuring HOW GREAT THOU ART - hand -
painted items from local artists plus much more. Door prizes:
Antique Quilt, Christmas Centrepiece, Cookbook. Admission $5.00,
Complimentary hors d'oeuvres. Cash bar. Dinner tickets call Lynn
262-2938. (42-44)
HOLY TRINITY ANGLICAN CHURCH TURKEY SUPPER - at
Lucan Community Centre on Wednesday, October 24, 2007 from 5-7
pm. For reservations call: Beth 519-227-4905, Marg 519-227-4272,
Phyllis 519-227-4508, Marie 519-227-4469. For take-out call Muriel
519-227-4766. Limited number of tickets available at door. Adult
$12.00, children $6.00, pre-school free. (39-42x)
HURON COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY - The next meeting on
Friday, October 26, 7:OOpm will be at the historic Van Egmond
House in Egmondville for a Huron County dinner and tour of the his-
toric building. $15 pp. Public welcome. For further information con-
tact 519-440-6206. (42*)
LADIES' COFFEE BREAK BIBLE STUDY - meets each Thursday
9:30 am. at Emmanuel Baptist Church. No previous Bible knowledge
necessary. All ladies welcome. Call 519-235-2661. (41-43)
SOUTH HURON HOSPITAL AUXILIARY FALL RUMMAGE
SALE - Wed., Oct. 17 - 6:OOpm-9:OOpm. Thurs. Oct. 18 - 9:30am-
2:OOpm. Auction Thurs. at 10:30am. Town -wide pickup - Wed. Oct.
17 - 9:OOam. Open for drop off Tues. For further info call 519-235-
0780. Volunteers welcome. (40-42)
OPERATION CHRISTMAS CHILD SHOEBOX GIFTS - Make a
child smile - join in the global effort of bringing joy and hope to a less
fortunate child. Collection week is Nov. 6 to 10. Visit our website
(www.belongers.ca) or call 519-913-1256 for hours as well as shoe -
box supplies. If you would like to volunteer and be involved during
collection week please contact us by tel. or email -
exeter@belongers.ca (42-44*)
PHIL MAIN IN CONCERT - at Exeter United Church, Sunday,
November 4, 2007 at 2:00 p.m. Phil Main (known from the morning
show on CKNX AM920) has been writing songs, singing, and enter-
taining for many years and has recorded several CD's. Come and
enjoy an afternoon filled with stories, and a mix of Christian
folk/country/pop music sung from the heart, with an inspiring mes-
sage. Adults $10, Students $5. Tickets available at church office
519-235-0860 or at the door. (42-44)
RURAL ROADS CHRISTMAS HOME TOUR - Hosted by Brinsley
United Church. Sat., Nov. 3rd, l0am-4pm., Sun., Nov. 4th, 1pm-
4pm. Tour 7 homes and church. Cheesecake, tea & coffee will be
served. Tickets $10.00 from church members or call Marion - 519-
293-3298, Sandi - 519-293-3633 or at Exeter Times Advocate.
ST. BONIFACE C.W.L. HARVEST BAZAAR - Sat. Oct. 27.
10:OOam-2:OOpm. St. Boniface Parish Hall, 22 Mary St., Zurich.
Numerous draws, Penny sale, Merchant's table, refreshments and
baking. (42;43*)
THE PERFORMING ARTS SOCIETY OF ONTARIO - is holding
an on-line auction during the month of October featuring autographed
items from many of todays most popular entertainers. Most items
will make great gifs for the upcoming holiday season. www.tiuni.ca
for details or email: patrick@tiuni.ca (42*)
THE STARDUST DINNER THEATRE - Grease..ish A 50's Murder
Mystery Oct. 27 & 28. Fab Four Beatles Tribute Nov. 10 & 11. Red
Hat Gala Event Nov. 24 & 25. StarDust New Years Eve Party
Dec.31. Check us out at www.stardustparkhill.com or call the Box
Office for more information at 519-294-1141, 245 Main Street,
Parkhill. (35-52*)
TIME, TALENT AND TREASURE AUCTION - Sat. Nov. 17th
sponsored by Emmanuel Baptist Church proceeds to South Huron
Hospital. Silent Auction 6 pm., live auction 7:15 pm. Auctioneer
Bob Heywood. For information 519-235-2661. (36-43)
ZION UNITED CHURCH, CREDITON - "HOT' ROAST BEEF
DINNER - Sunday, October 28, 4:30pm to 6:30 pm. at South Huron
Rec Centre, Exeter. Please note change of location. Adults $12, chil-
dren 12 and under $4.00. Take-out dinners available. Music by
Harvey Smith and Friends. For tickets call 519-234-6278 or 519-238-
2610. (40-43)
ANNUAL CWL PENNY SALE - Wed. Nov. 7/07. Doors open at 5
pm. Precious Blood Church Hall, 200 Sanders St. Exeter, Admission
$1.00, children free with adult. (40-42)