The Times-Advocate, 2002-10-23, Page 18By Liz Sangster
HENSALL CORRESPONDENT
HENSALL - Richard
Hrynieu of East Nissouri
Union Church was the
guest minister at Hensall
United Church. The mes-
sage was "What Would
You Do?" Jeanette
Turner was the greeter
with Eric and Eleanor
Mansfield receiving the
offering. Ryan Jacobe
attended the elevator.
Lorelee Schnieder was
the organist for the ser-
vice.
The Friendship Circle
will pack a bale on
Monday November 4.
Christmas cake and
cookies will be available
from the Friendship
Circle, for more details
call Kay Mock at 262-
3231.
Rev Pirie Mitchell has
been visiting his father
recently.
The Hensall United
Church will be holding a
Christmas Fantasy
Auction on November 2.
A special feature of the
auction will be 100 table-
top trees decorated by
local businesses and indi-
viduals. The Silent and
Live Auction doors open
at 7:30pm at the Hensall
Community Centre,
admission is $5. The
other items include a
seven-foot tall profes-
sionally-decorated
Christmas tree, restau-
rants, golf, dinner par-
ties, desserts, metal and
woodworking, and RV
rental. Ther will also be
complimentary hors
d'oeuvres and refresh-
ments, a cash bar and
door prizes.
The October meeting of
the Hensall and District
Horticultural Society will
be held on Wednesday
October 23 at 7:30pm at
Hensall United Church.
Carol Steckle will speak
and show slides on the
Dutch Clock Auction held
in Toronto. Bonus bulbs
will be given out, if you
can't attend please
arrange to have a friend
pick up your bulbs. All
paid-up members receive
daffodil bulbs instead of
spring plants.
At Carmel Presbyterian
Church Tracey Whitson-
Bahro was the minister
with Joyce Pepper play-
ing the organ. Harry
Smith and Robert Bell
received the offering.
October 31 is the date of
the noon lunch of soup,
sandwich, and dessert.
No tickets needed.
Admission is $5, every-
one is welcome. The
lunch will be served from
11:30am to 1pm.
The sympathy of the
community is extended to
Theresa and Peter
Bedard and family on the
passing of Theresa's sis-
ter, Marie.
Zone Commander Bob
Grey and his Deputy
Shirley Chalmbers
attended the Hensall
Legion October meeting
for their annual visit,
their reports were all
very favorable but they
feel all Branches need to
concentrate on recruiting
new Legion members. A
motion was passed to
sponsor a hockey team in
the Pee-Wee Hockey
Tournament in Blyth.
Several members visited
Parkwood Hospital on
Saturday September 28
and enjoyed the variety
show put on for the Vets
and distributed bags of
toiletries, kleenex, socks
etc to the Veterans. The
annual Poppy Drive will
be held on Monday
October 28 at 6:30pm,
Legion members assisted
by local cadets will can-
vas door-to-door. Please
leave an outside light on.
Remembrance Day
church service will be
held on Sunday
November 10 at Hensall
United Church at 10am
with the Service at the
cenotaph afterward, fol-
lowed by refreshments at
the Legion. Tickets are
now available for the
Remembrance Day ban-
quet. The guest speaker
will be Doug Andrews,
Past Zone Commander
and World War 2
Veteran. Tickets are $12
per person available
from Legion members or
at the Branch. Comrade
Iva Reid assisted Zone
Child Video Chairman
James Saint of Wingham
in the Child Video
Program at Hensall and
Zurich Public Schools
and St Boniface Catholic
School. They completed
their project with 143
students of the
Kindergarten, Grades 4
and 8 classes. It's time
to pay your dues, why
not be an Early Bird by
paying before November
30 2002.
28 Wednesday, October 23, 2002Exeter Times–Advocate
Announcements
• COMING EVENTS •
24TH ANNUAL NEUSTADT FALL
CRAFT SHOW - Saturday, November 2nd,
2002: 10:00am to 4:30pm. Neustadt Arena
and Hall. (42;43x)
BRA CLINIC - Sat. October 26. 10am-2pm.
at Brigitte’s Fashions, Exeter. Presented by
The Health Hut. (43*)
COUNTRY CHRISTMAS BAZAAR - to be
held on November 9th at the Exeter United
Church. Given by the Exeter UCW and
Women of the congregation. 11 a.m. - 1:30
p.m. (43-45)
CRAFT & BAKE SALE - Saturday,
November 2, 2002 10am-3pm. Exeter Town
Hall. Bethel Reformed Church. (42-44*)
CREDITON UNITED CHURCH ANNUAL
ROAST BEEF DINNER - Sunday, October
27, 4:30 to 6:30pm. at Crediton Community
Hall. Tickets Adults $11, children under 12 -
$4. Take-outs at the church. For tickets call
234-6278, 238-2670. (41-43)
CWL ANNUAL FALL BAZAAR -
Saturday, November 9th. 10:00 a.m. to 2:00
p.m. at the Legion Hall, Grand Bend.
Features: Penny Table, Christmas crafts, bak-
ing, knitting & produce. Come for Lunch -
Shop for bargains! (43-45)
DANCE - (Everyone welcome including sin-
gles) Exeter Legion. Saturday, Oct. 26/02
8pm. to 12 midnight. $9.00 per person. Age
of majority. Lunch provided. Featuring:
Junction 21 Special Guests - John & Geneva
Heaman. (43*)
EXETER LEGION - entertainment by
“Simply Country”. Meat draw 4-6 pm. Sat.
October 26. (43)
EXETER VILLA CHRISTMAS BAZAAR
& TEA ROOM - Sat. Nov. 2. 2:00-3:30pm.
155 John St. E. Exeter. (42-44)
FALL SUPPER - Kippen St. Andrews
United Church Smorgasbord Turkey & Ham
Supper at Brucefield United Church on
Wednesday, Nov. 13 from 5-7 pm. Adults
$11, children (6-12) $5, under 5 free.
Advance tickets only. Please call 519-263-
2682 or 519-263-6502. (43;44)
GRAND BEND UNITED CHURCH
TURKEY DINNER - Wed. Nov. 6/02.
Adults $10.00 - children $5.00 under 12.
Takeouts $10.50 - will deliver to shut-ins.
Tickets on sale from Oct. 28. 5 pm - 238-
2030. 6 pm - 238-2127. 7 pm - 238-8938.
Takeouts - 238-8384 until noon - Nov. 6.
(43*)
HALLOWEEN LUNCHEON AT CARMEL
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, HENSALL -
Thurs., Oct. 31. 11:30am to 1pm. Soup,
sandwich and dessert. $5. No ticket
required. (43*)
HENSALL UNITED CHURCH CHRIST-
MAS FANTASY AUCTION - November 2,
2002. Admission $5.00 proceeds to Hensall
United Church. Hensall Community Centre.
Silent & Live Auction 7:30 pm.
Professionally decorated 7’ Christmas Tree
plus 100 decorated table top trees - Golf -
Dinner Parties - Metal & Woodworking - RV
Rental. Complimentary Hors d’oeuvres &
Refreshments. Cash Bar. Door Prizes. For
tickets or information call: 262-2935 or 482-
5840. (43;44)
IT’S “BOWL-O-WEEN” - Halloween
Special for Adults only. Thursday, October
31st (9:00pm-Midnight) Town & Country
Bowling Lanes - Zuirch. (We’re licensed
and smoke free) All-U-Can bowl for $10.00
(includes unlimited bowling, shoes and
taxes). Prizes for costumes and random
bowling scores. Trick or treats for everyone.
Please call to reserve a spot. 236-4923. (43)
“MUSIC TO DELIGHT” - Friday,
November 8, 2002, 7:30 pm; Clinton
Christian Reformed Church. Guests: Ian
Sadler, organist; Renee Stalenhoef, soprano
soloist; male choirs “Harbouraires”, “Men of
Note”. Tickets - $10, under 12 - $5.
Available at The Dutch Store and at the door.
Proceeds - Alzheimer Society of Huron
County. (43-45*)
NIGHT HIKE/OWL PROWL - for all ages,
Saturday, October 26th at Morrison Dam
Conservation Area from 7-9 pm. Meet at the
picnic shelter and explore the wonderful
world of owls and other creatures of the night
on a guided tour. Bring a mug for hot choco-
late. Sponsored by Ausable Bayfield
Conservation Authority (519)235-2610. (43)
REV. MARK CURTIS, “CANADA’S
SINGING PRIEST” IN CONCERT - Sun.,
Oct. 27th. 7:30pm. Exeter United Church.
Tickets: Advance $10, Door $12, Teens $5.
Tickets available: Exeter United Church 235-
0860, Country Flowers, Country Trenditions,
MacLeans Home Hardware, Hensall United
Church. Contemporary, gospel, Celtic, show
tunes, ballad-style music, stories & lots of
laughter! (38-43*)
ROAST BEEF SUPPER - BRUCEFIELD
UNITED CHURCH - Sun. , Nov. 3, 2002. 5-
7 pm. Advance tickets only. Adults $10,
students 6-12 $5. Preschoolers free. For
tickets call 482-5854 or 233-7188. (41-43)
SEAFORTH MINOR SPORTS COUNCIL
12TH ANNIVERSARY BINGO - Monday,
November 4. New start time 7 pm. Now
Smoke Free. New book prices. Doors open
5:30 pm. at Seaforth and District Community
Centres. $1,000 Jackpot. Door prizes.
Complimentary coffee. License #M280261.
Proceeds to Minor Sports. (43;44)
SOUTH HURON AUXILIARY RUM-
MAGE SALE & AUCTION - Exeter
Recreation Centre. Wed. Oct. 23 - 7 to 9pm.,
Thurs. Oct 24 - 9:30am to 2pm. Auction
Thursday 10:30 am. Town-wide pickup
Wed. 9am. Open for drop-off Tues. eve.
Volunteers welcome. 235-0780 or 235-3293.
(41-43)
SPOOKY GLOW BOWLING - HAL-
LOWEEN SPECIAL - Kids, give your cos-
tumes a trial run, try “Boo”wling in the dark
for fun. Wednesday, October 30th, 6:30-
9:00pm. Town & Country Bowling Lanes -
Zurich. All-U-Can Bowl for $5.00 (includes
unlimited bowling, shoes and taxes). Prizes
for costumes and random “boo”wling scores.
Free treats for everyone!!! Please call ahead
to reserve a spot. 236-4923. (43)
“THE DOLL AND I” - Don’t miss this fasci-
nating show and sale of antique to modern
doll furniture, clothing, accessories, teddy
bears, complete range of dollmaking sup-
plies, doll and bear restoration and repairs.
Dollhouses, minatures, hundreds of items.
Lunch room, free parking. Sunday, October
27th. 10-4:30. Knights of Columbus Hall,
Highway 9 halfway between Walkerton and
Mildmay. Admission $3, children $1 (infor-
mation phone 519-881-2642 or 519-392-
6350.) (43x)
YOU ARE INVITED TO SPECIAL SER-
VICES - at the Bible Missionary Church, 35
Toronto Blvd., Vanastra. Oct. 27 - Nov. 3,
7:30 pm. weekdays, 7:00 pm. Sundays.
Special speaker - Rev. Harold Hart. Pastor -
Rev. Jason McCarthy 482-8183. (43*)
ANNUAL COUNTRY CHRISTMAS
CRAFT SHOW & SALE - Stephen Central
School (corner of Crediton Rd. & Goshen
Line) 2 1/2 Miles west of Crediton.
Saturday, Nov. 9/02 - 10:00am-6:00pm.
Sunday, Nov. 10/02 - 11:00am-5:00pm.
Draws!! Door Prizes!! Fundraiser Projects!!
Admission: $1.00. Children 6 & under free.
Lunch available. Food booth & tea room.
Contact Carol 237-3665. (43-45*)
LONDON CITY SINGLES - A NEW
DANCE - Saturday, October 26. Dancing
8:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. Theme: 50’s & 60’s.
Duchess of Kent (Legion) 499 Hill St.,
London. Great music by D.J.’s. Dress code.
Super door prizes. Lots of parking. All ages
welcome. Info call Corolla: 273-1897. (43x)
MY FAVOURITE HYMNS - (come and sing
along) Sunday, November 3rd, 2002 7:30
pm. at Hensall United Church. Presented by
the following choirs: Hensall United Church,
St. John’s By-The-Lake Anglican Church,
Grand Bend, Trivitt Memorial Anglican
Church, Exeter. (43)
HAYTER / COLLINS
Congratulations to Russ Hayter and Shelley Collins.
They were married on October 19, 2002. Russ is
the son of Ken and Lou Hayter of Crediton and
Shelley is the daughter of Elaine Collins and the
late Lloyd Collins of Amberley.
Sponsored by Exeter Bible Chapel
For more information contact Bob Heywood 235-0874
FREE ADMISSION
Featuring:
The Watchmen
(one of Canada’s foremost
Southern Gospel Quartets)
Everyone is invited to
AN EVENING OF GOSPEL MUSIC
Sun. Oct. 27 at 7 p.m.
To be held at: Trivitt Memorial Anglican Church,
Main St. Exeter, Ont.
If you see
Marjorie Drake
wish her a
Happy 80th
Love from her family
Christmas fantasy auction planned in Hensall
Rebekah
honoured
for 65
years of
service
EXETER - The Pride of
Huron Rebekah Lodge
met recently with 43
members attending.
Clinton Lodge presented
the group with a travel-
ling gavel.
Colour Bearer Mary Lou
Wright was installed by
DDP Helen Coates. NG
Elaine Skinner will lay the
wreath at the Nov. 11 ser-
vice at the cenotaph.
DDP Helen presented a
certificate to Sis. Kay
Green in honour of her
being a Rebekah for 65
years.