Times Advocate, 1996-11-06, Page 11McCarter - Regier
Daniel McCarter and Victoria
Regier Joined together in mar-
riage on September 7, 1996
at 2:30 p.m. at St. Boniface
Catholic Church in Zurich with
Fr. Wronskey officiating. Vic-
toria is the daughter of Eu-
gene and Deborah Regier, Zu-
rich and Daniel is the son of
Gordon and Margaret McCart-
er, Kirkton. Attendants were:
Kevin O'Rourke and Jodi So!-
dan, Christopher Regier and
Lisa Rau, Larry McCarter and
Leona McCarter and Gerry
McCarter and Karen Furth.
Music was by Peter Mathonia
and Aimee Rau. A private din-
ner and reception followed at
South Huron Rec Centre, Ex-
eter. Dan and Vicki have be-
gan their life together and re-
side in Exeter.
Amos - MacKay
Karina MacKay and Mark
Amos are pleased to an-
nounce their marriage which
took place October 5, 1996
at Brinsley United Church.
Rev. Ken Taylor officiated.
Parents of the bride are Shir-
ley MacKay and John MacKay.
Parents of the groom are Law-
rence
awrence and Carol Amos. Atten-
dants were Carrie Muma, An-
gela Thompson, Sharon
Amos, Cynthia MacKay, Scott
Amos, Jason Porter, Clayton
MacKay and Lorne Brewer.
Soloist was John MacKay,
bag pipes by Jim Frame, or-
gan player Ken MacGregor
and master of ceremonies
was Wayne Shaddick.
Dashwood
seniors enjoy
card games
DASHWOOD - The Dashwood
Seniors met October 21 at 7:30 -
p.m. at the Community Hall with
41 members and one visitor
present.
A business meeting was chaired
by President Velma Russell. She
told two humorous stories and Do-
reen Lightfoot gave a reading. En-
tertainment featured Willy Desjar-
Jine on fiddle, accompanied by
Marian Homer on the piano. A
ight lunch was served and the re-
mainder of the evening was spent
socializing and card playing.
The group's next meeting will be
i Christmas dinner on November
'5.
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Socks and mittens needed
Centralia United
Church is collecting
them throughout No-
vember.
By Mary Peterson
Centralia correspondent
CENTRALIA - Spooks and
witches and all kinds of creatures
attended the annual Halloween par-
ty at Centralia Community Centre
on October 31. Approximately 65
children and their parents took part
in this year's event.
The children paraded to show off
their costumes while the judges
tried to select among the many in-
teresting choices. Judges were Tom
and Dorothy Houston and Dianne
Andrews. Prize winners were: Ja-
mie Van Vliet - Best Halloween
character; Tina Dinney - Best girl's
homemade costume; Luke Kenne-
dy - Best boy's homemade cos-
tume; Jeffery Van Bergen - most
unusual costume; Ryan Groves -
Best TV character; Matthew
McHuslan - Scariest costume; Kyle
Veri - Best dressed (five and un-
der); Eric Duenk - Best dressed (six
and over); Andrew Pache - Best an-
imal costume; Jackie Lather - Best
(in general).
After the judging, everyone en-
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joyed hot dogs and pop served by
the Cronyn family,/
Centralia Uni ed Church will
have a sock and mitten tree in the
sanctuary during the month of No-
vember. Socks and mittens do not
have to be handmade. Ail dona-
tions will be gratefully received.
UCW will meet at Centralia and
Zion United Churches at 8 p.m. on
November 7.
Members of the congregations
from Centralia and Zion United
Churches are invited to join in the
celebration of marriage for Pastor
Heather Smith and Rev. Peter
Scott. The service will be held at
Centralia at 8 p.m. on Saturday,
November 9. In lieu of wedding
gifts, donations to the Mission and
Services Fund are suggested.
Remembrance Day will be cele-
brated with an intergenerational
service on November 10 at Central-
ia and Zion United Churches. Rob
Essery will be guest speaker. Eve-
ryone is invited to bring their cher-
ished photos or memorabilia to
share with the congregations.
Everyone who has filled shoe
boxes for the Operation Christmas
Child Shoe Box program should be
brought to the church by Novem-
ber 10. A donation of $5 or more
would help cover shipping costs.
For boxes or more information,
contact Bob Graham at 228-6795.
All youth in grades 9 to 13 are
invited to attend a Youth Group
meeting at 7:30 p.m. at Zion West
United Church on November 14.
Centralia United Church will
host their annual turkey supper on
November 15. There will be a sit-
ting at 5 p.m. and also at 6:30 p.m.
Tickets (advance only) are $9.50
for adults and $4.75 for children
ages six to 12. Contact Larry Skin-
ner at 229-6304 or Brent Caslick at
228-6702 for tickets.
On Sunday, November 17, the
Sacrament of Baptism will be cele-
brated at Centralia United Church.
The Sunday School will host a
luncheon following worship.
White Gift Service will be held
November 24 at Centralia United
Church.
On Thursday, November 28, the
Session will meet at 7:30 p.m. and
the Official Board at 8:15 p.m. at
Zion.
At Heywood's Restaurant recent-
ly, the Special was won by Archie
Etherington, Eileen Rollings and
Harvey Latta were High Hand win-
ners. Lone hand winners were Hel-
en MacDonald and Howard Dolan.
Stephen Central Public School students raised $78 for the
United Way by donating cans of food. In appreciation, the stu-
dents were allowed to wear hats during the day. Above, stu-
dent council members, back Carie Pertschy and Lindsay Green
and front Cal deLange and Brayden Lord display some of the
contributions.
Healthy cooking
class to be held
LUCAN - Lucan area resident
Linda Salts will hold a three-hour
cooking class on Nov. 16 in an ef-
fort to teach people how to cook
healthier breakfasts for children.
The new Healthy Breakfasts -
Happier Kids workshop will in-
volve cooking with whole grains
and following recipes that are sug-
ar -free, dairy -free and wheat -free.
"I see the need," said Salts, a
public school teacher who studies
holistic nutrition. "It's for the chil-
dren and the parents to have a bet-
ter awareness...(Holistic) breakfasts
can be inexpensive and easy to
make."
Call 227-1244 for more in-
formation.
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