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'Times -Advocate, November 1 1 , 199'2
Graduate - Mike Hartman and
family would like to congratu-
late Dara on her recent grad-
uation from the University of
Western Ontario, with a- B.A.
Degree in Theology.
Graduate - Penny Parent,
daughter of John and Jeanne
Parent is a graduate of North
Middlesex District High
School, Parkhill. Graduation
ceremonies are being held
November 13, 1992. Con-
gratulations from your family.
Centralia
by Mary Kooy
CENTRALIA - A Remembrance
Service was held at the United
Church on Sunday with special mu-
sic by the choir raid solo by Lois
• Wilson. kev. Geddes chose as his
text "What Do These Stones
Mean?" and spoke on past wars and
soldiers who gave their lives. The
Last Pest was sounded followed by
two minutes of silence in honour of
the war dead.
On Saturday evening the mem-
bers are holding a turkey supper at
6 p.m. Advance tickets only with
one sitting only. Next Sunday, No-
vember 15 a poor boy hotdog lunch
will follow the morning service
served by the Sunday School. Pro-
ceeds will be given to the churich.
Lisa Hodge, 12 -year-old daughter
of Joanne and Bill Hodge of Cen-
tralia acted as page for the Novem-
ber session of Huron County Coun-
cil in Goderich. Each month -a
grade 7, 8 or student of Huron
county is invited by a local council-
lor to ped'orm this job. Lisa was in-
vited by Deputy Reeve Lossy Full-
er of Exeter. Congratulations Lisa
for a job well done.
On Saturday evening guests with
Mary Kooy were Borrie Kooy,
London; Wendi Horton of St.
Thomas, Clayton, Alice and Clyde
Kooy. Htmr,Ort Park; Bstb' Smith and
Linda Holcombe of town and on
Sunday evening Helen MacDonald,
Joyce and Pete Sovereign and Ho-
ward Dolan.
Prize winners al the euchre at
Heywood'a i sta rant on Monday,
November 2 were Florence MaRo-
bens. Bessie Caldwell, -Chorlotte
Barker, Bernice Squires (man's
cd), Harry Noels, Charlie McRo-
berts. Next gathering November 16 1
at 230 pm.
Centralia Faith
Tabernacle news
CENTRALIA - The Building
Committee met with the Archltect
who presented them with the draw-
ings of the new Church which are
now approximately 50 peroent
completed. They are now studying
these drawings and making changes
and'revisions and will meet to dis-
cuss what they have studied on
Tuesday evening.
Saturday night, the "Faith Walk-
ers" participated in their first quiz
team competition and did very well
for first time quizzers. They are
now busy studying the next portion
of scripture for the next quiz night
on December 5. The Youth Group
as well as adults showed them great
support and also enjoyed the testi-
mony of Youth Pastor Don Moore
from Witmont Missionary Church.
On Sunday, Rev. Morley and
Gloria Bordes from Carpenters-
'villc, Illinois ministered .through
word and song in both the morning
and evening services. Rev. Bordes
ministered on "Spiritual blindness"
in the morning and in the evening
asked the question: Do you really
believe what you believe in?
On Fnday, November 13 at 7:30
the ladies are meeting at the church
for an evening of Christmas wreath
making. Cathy Swance will be
demonstrating many ways to deco-
rate wreaths. The Secret Sisters in-
vite all ladies to come and enjoy a
fun evening together. Bring your
own supplies and Cathy will pro-
vide lots of ups and ideas, or just
come, watch and enjoy!
Don't pack those swim suits
away, we're going swimming on
November 20 at Vanastra.
Christmas is fast approaching and
already the Sunday School have be-
gun preparation for this year's con-
cert. The enure Sunday school will
be working together to perform a
play. Be sure to keep December 13
free to enjoy a Musical Cantata en-
titled "Are You Ready for Christ-
mas?"
GB Golden
Agers meet
By Jean Dann
GRAND BEND - The November
meeting of the Grand Bend Golden
Agers Club was held last Wednes-
day at the Royal Canadian Legion.
President Ron Dann informed the
members of correspondence re-
ceived from the Grand Bend Parks
and Recreation Committee inviting
input from the Golden Agers Club
in preparation for a five year needs
assessmen L
As a result, a new Golden Agers
Club Recreation Committee was
established to include Carf Cann,
Jack Beachey, Nora Vickers, Willa
Williams, Bert Pullen and Ron
Dann. The committee met this
Tuesday to consider its long range
needs for major recreation facilities
in Grand Bend and Area. Recom-
mendations will be presented to the
Parks and Recreation Committee to
aid the Village in its grant requests.
Eileen and Bert Pullen were pre-
sented with a gift and card in cele-
bration of their 50th wedding anni-
versary.
The Club voted to purchase a
wreath to be laid at the Cenotaph
by Club representative Ed Vickers
during the Royal Canadian Legion
Remembrance Day service.
Club treasurer Nola Love an-
nounced the financial success of
the Farmers Market and the Fall
Rally of the United Senior Citizens
of Ontario District 8 hosted by the
Golden Agers.
FT----)eliny Sale
Over 200 people attended the Precious Blood CWL Penny
Sale last Wednesday evening. Marlene Moore (left) and
Darlene Geoffrey call out the winning numbers on the draws
to an audience of more than 200 people.
The Precious Blood CWL held their annual Penny Sale last
Wednesday evening, and it once again proved to be one of
the more entertaining fundraisers of the year. Here Mat-
thew
atthew Dietrich places his bids in the appropriate containers
before the draw, while his friends offer as much advice as
they can.
Saintsbury by H. Davis
SAINTSBURY - Morning prayer service was held at 11 a.m. on Sun-
day November 8. Rev. Stephen Emery's childrens focus was on Remem-
brance and Showing Kindness.
Sunday November 15, the Holy Communion and service will be at 8:30
a.m. The readings to be Malach, 4:1-16, 2 Thessalomons 3:6-13, Respon-
sive reading Psalm 82, The Holy Gospel Luke 21-5-I9.
Phil and Nadene Bedell attended Medway High school Commencement
on Friday evening, Tyler was one of the graduates. Hugh and Hazel Davis
were guests Friday evening at Clarke Road High school Commencement.
Their nephew Darren Simpson was a graduate. Both young men were
award winners.
Hazel Davis attended St. Pauls Bazaar on Saturday at the Community
Centre in Kirkton.
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Any resident of the municipality may make written submission as to
whether lne issuance of the licence is in the public interest having
regard to the needs and wishes of the residents. Submissions must
be received no later than December 11, 1992. Copies of
submissions will be given to the applicants. Please include your
name and address on all correspondence
Submissions to be sent to
Liquor Licence Board of Ontario
Licensing and Permits Branch
55 Lake Shore Blvd. E., Toronto ON M5E 1A4
Fax: (416) 326-0308
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