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Giant -sundae - Joseph-Masklll (lett) Geoff Hern, Jenny Graham, Kim Campbell and Jennifer'EfNson were among
the 27 Grade Six students at Exeter Public School who were rewarded with a 20 -toot sundae.by Lou Donders of
• Quality Service Programs Inc. for being the class that sold the most magazine subscriptions in a_ recent cam-
paign. •
News from Queensway
- HENSALL - Monday afternoon
the Bethel Reformed Ladies spent
their last afternoon for the season
with us. Residents have really en-
.- joycd the Monday afternoon Bingo's
with these ladies.
Tuesday morning we worked out
at Fun and Fitness. in the Activity
room. We huffed and puffed our
way through the exercise routine
and everyone firmly believes we
feel much better for it. Reverend
Sinasac of the Dashwood and Zu-
rich United Church led our worship
service which included the lighting
of the. first Advent candle. John
Kaes lit the candle while Mildred
Gingerich read the special scripture.
Wednesday, Joyce Pepper joined
Missionaries at
Exeter WMS
EXETER - The November Mcet
ing of .the Women's Ministries of
the Pentecostal Church was held at.
the Church with tight members
present: The meeting was opened
by singing "When they sing those
golden bells." Mrs. Shirley Prouty
led in prayer.
The roll call was answered with a
verse of scripture containing the
word "Remember': The bulletin
from head office was read by Mts.
Ruth McLaren. Holy living was
.emphasized. '
A special number was given enti-
tled "Lesson in the sand" by Mfrs.
Jean Tricbner. The message of the
afternoon was given by Miss..Mari-
on Mclean entitled the "Message of
the Cross The length of the pow-'
cr of -the cross reaches from "Eterni-
. ty to Eternity''. She also read a
poem entitled "A prayer for you".
.Supper was prep iyAf_t•v e i ie
-= :�ftir.al prt;cnmarICNI people. After
Supper Pastor lion R: Lars led in.
the singing : ; _ .. .::ti,-
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Strong were�� ,Rev. Soong
showed slides of the-.i.ork in Malar -
vi and the Strongs answered mane.
• questions concerning the countryry'
and the missionary' -work. in Africa. .
Rev. Alex Strong also gave a,mes-
sagc for the word of God.
Band concert
EXETER On Wednesday, De-
cember 14 at 7:30 p.m., the South
Huron District High School Music,
Department will present A Family
Christmas concert in the large gym.
The program will feature sing -
along carols and various Christmas
pieces. performed by the
S:H.D.H.S. Choir .and the
S.H.D.II.S. Concert Band. There
should be something on the pro-
gram for everybody:
The cost for the evening is 52 for
adults and SI for student at the
door. Bring a donation of canned
goods for the Christmas bureau and
be admitted free.
Note the concert is Wednesday
December 14 at 7:30 p.m.
Happy 60tf 1nniversary
Vie family of
'Perry and 'trona Campbell
wish to invite relatives, fnends and
neighbours to an
Open Nouse
to honour of their parents •
6PM waif annitxrspry
Ott Carmel Pres to ian Church,
Nimrod, Omand
'Ifues.,Du.15, 1988
2-4pm.
1(o GI (LS Please
us for choir practice. A nice change
for everyone is singing the Christ-
mas songs. Several ladies gathered
for "Ladies Hour" in the activity
room in the afternoon.
.Thursday evening-dedicatcd.staff
volunteers helped decorate Quecns-
way 'for Christmas. When the work
was finished w� relaxed over hot
pizza. It was a fun evening and
some staff found residents hardly
recognized them in regular street
clothes.
Golden
Several Hensall Public School
children visited us Friday afternoon
and painted our sun room windows
in a Christmas motif. We really
enjoyed their company and their an
work. Thank you to their teacher
Kathy Burlow for bringing them.
Coming events at Queensway are
December 8 at 7 p.m. the Legion
Christmas Party. On' December 11
t our Family Christmas Dinner and
December 23 at 7 p.m. our Resi-
dents' Christmas party. '
Glimpses
ZURICH - Sunday was one of the
big events of thc .year which was
the: Annual . Family Christmas for
the Residents. To say that we were
concerned was the under statement
of the year when thc weather fore-
caster predicted a blizzard and we
• had reservations for .close to 300.
guests. However, all is 'well that
ends•well, and we wish to extend
our appreciation to a number of in-
dividuals and groups. Firstly lathe •
members of the Ladies Auxiliary -
without whom we could not carry
out such an undertaking, also thc
Board Members and their •w1'ves
who assisted, Residents of both the
Five collisions
-in past week
EXE -1'1:R - Exeter police investi-
gated fi‘•c two -car collisions during
the period between November 28
and December 2.
In the first, vehicles driven by
John Van Bake!, . Exeter, and
Charles \Wonnacott, Hensall, met at
Highway 4 and Thames Road •East.
Two days later vehicles driven by
�bar'a=7 nree -; :Yt'ter "•and Mai i;u-
rie Wilson. Grand -Bend. collided in
the Canadian Tire Parking lot.
On December 1 vehicles driven by.
\Warne Hamacher. Exeter and Dar-
D-- -.Ailsa Craig; met as
-• ere proceeding along Main
S:reot. . The last two collisions were on
December 2. One involved Oeorge
B'lackwell, Hensall and:. John
Romphf, Dashwood, and the other
was -between' vehicles driven by
James Leslie, Si Marys and Martin
Mommergteeg, Bayfield. •
SUNNY CREEK
FARM
Sleigh Rides and
Hay Rides •
Enjoy an old-fashioned nde,
through our Century Farm.
R. J .0'NEIL
Tel. (519) 225-2205
'tome and Apartments who helped
prepare vegetables, Catherine
Shantz, Carolyn. Love and John
Warner who provided the piano and
organ music through the afternoon.
We arc sincerely thankful for all
who assisted in any way.
We welcome back - Mrs. Anne
Wilbert, much improved from the
hospital, also new Residents, Mrs.
Susan Kuepfcr formerly of the
Apartments and Mrs.'Francis Kip-
per, a Zurich Resident.
The sympathy of residents and
staff is extended to the family of the
late Waldo (Doc) Horn.
The residents were pleased to have
the choir of the Christian Reformed
Church of Exeter to sing for them
on Monday evening.
The Sunday evening chapel ser-
vice was cancel1..d due to family ac-
tivities on Sunday afternoon and
evening.
From
Your
Family
and
friends
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CHRISTMAS
DANCE
Kirkton-Woodham
Community Centre
Sat. Dec. 17
Music by
Beachwood
Proceeds to
Hall Maintenance
GODERICH KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
MONSTER BINGO
82,500 PRIZE MONEY - 81,000 JACKPOT MUST GO!1
Thursday Evening at 8:00 p.m. beginning October 6, 1988
AT SALTFORD VALLEY •HALL
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A Family Christmas Program
Presented by: The Exeter Bible Fellowship
On: Saturday, December 17, 1988
At: Usborne Central School
At: 7 p.m.
No collection
Everyone welcome
Letters
Dear Sir.
After having . read the .article by
Yvonne Reynolds, "A policeman's
lot isnot always a happy one". it
struck me that a poor impression
may remain especially about safety
in the town of Exeter.
I chose to move to Huron County
in August of 1987 partly because
the quality of life is so attractive
here in comparison to the Metro
Toronto area. I've found neigh-
bours,•tradesmen, store clerks, and
colleagues all to be friendly and
helpful. I've been most impressed
with the students at the high school
- they have wholesome attitudes. In
fact, even the so-called "bad" kids
are good. I've never felt safer.
Perhaps Officer Powell can take
some comfort from the large group
of good citizenswhom when they
graduate will become safe neigh-
bours and colleagues in turn.
Sincerely
J. Porter,
Vice-principal.
South Huron District High
School
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SEAFORTH 1At
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Thurs. - Fri. - Sat.
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RICK SPYDER
'Tis The Season To Be Jolly At The Queen's
Dr. Linda Steele
is pleased to
announce that
Dr. Jerry Jadd
has joined her in the
practice of family
medicine at
489 Main St.,
Exeter.. 235-0233 .
TOURIST TAVERN — FISH HOUSE
Gourmet at the Bay
Special This Week
Pork Tenderloin
Served with red
wine cream sauce
Inquire about our New Year's
Eve and New Year's Day buffet
Reserve now
On Hwy. 21,_ 7 1/2 miles
north of Grand Bend, 9
miles south of Bayfield
236-4850
RR2, Zurich
Bayview Tourist Tavern
"Horseshoe Diner"
"Announcement"
We, would like at -this time, to thank all our faithful
customers for their patronage and valued friendship
.in the past 4 1/2 years.
Also; at this• time we'd like to welcome Patti Smith
and Tracey. Harman into the business world who
are taking over December 1. . . .
We do in honesty .wish them alt the best, and hope
our past customers will continue patronizing them.
. Good Luck Girls.
Many, many, Thanks again
Season's Greetings
Lloyd and Doris Smith
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featuring ...
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"MIGHTIEST BALLAD SINGER OF THIS OR ANY OTHER CENTURY"
Thurs., Dec. 15, 1988 at 8:15 at G.D.C.I.
(SECOND CONCERT: "HOWARD CABLE" April 6 89 - 8:15 p.m.)
• TICKETS FOR BOTH CONCERTS • • TICKETS FOR MR: I1E5 •
Adults $30..Students•' Seniors $25.
- Family $70.
• Tickets available at Campbell's, King's,
Radio Shack, Grangers T.V. or -ask
any Rotarian.
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Adults $20.
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students Seniors. S15.
• Purchase your ticket BffORf DEC. 14
and your name will be entered ,n a draw
-lot 6 •dinner at Scrawlier n.
Three AAA Family Restauranf
and Dining Lounge
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Everyday
Lunch and Supper
Specials
Sunday Brunch'
and
Smorgasbord
,, This Weeks, Window Special
New York Strip Loin �' -
with whiskey 'creme sauce
Christmas Parties StiI Welcome
VISA
Gift Certificates tvai(a1(e
A very nice g ift
Hwy. #4 and #83 4-4
B o 235-2949
Exeter