Times Advocate, 1991-11-06, Page 7Graduate - Cathy Coates,
daughter 'of Bob and Helen
Coates, graduated from Fan-
shawe College, London, with
her diploma in Science Labor-
atbry Technology, on Novem-
ber 1. She is working in the
research lab at Korlin Con-
centrates, Stratford. Congrat-
ulations, Cathy from all of
your family.
Graduate - The family of Char-
lene Browning are pleased to
announce that she graduated
from the Executive Adminis-
tration course at Fanshawe
College on November 1,
1991. Charlene is the daugh-
ter of Charlie and Doreen
Browning, London and the
granddaughter of Church and
Ina Browning and Mary Ken-
ney of Crediton. She is pres-
ently employed at Deloitte
and Touche in London. Con-
gratulations from Mom, Dad,
Heather and Dave.
Library is computerized
A new CD ROM computerized reference library is in the
works for South Huron District High School. The Exeter
Optimists chipped in $2,500 last Monday evening to help
pay for the compact disc software that the computer will
use to give students faster and more complete access to
encyclopedias, dictionaries and other reference works. Ac-
cepting the cheque on behalf of the school was librarian
Charlie Mountford from Optimist Bob Spears.
PAMTIX
Times -Advocate, November 6, 1991
Exeter Dining for Seniors
had a busy month of October
EXETER - Dining for Seniors
celebrated two very special events
this month - Thanksgiving and Hal-
lowe'en.
October 1: Florence Finkbeiner
played the keyboard. 0 Canada and
our Grace is sung each week, led
by Pat Skinner and Grant Mills.
Draw prize winners were Gladys
Skinner and Rev. C. Henderson.
Our very capable students from the
High School assisted with clean-up.
October 8: We really had a good
turn out for our delicious Thanks-
giving Turkey Dinner with all the
fixin's. Dawne Erb, the cook and
the very faithful volunteers, surely
outdid themselves. A Great Orange
Pumpkin visited as well as a Pil-
grim Lady from long ago. Fifteen
guests were present from the Hen-
sall, Zurich and Seaforth areas.
Wilma Davis played the keyboard.
Rev. Charles Henderson gave a
spiritual message stressing fellow-
ship, friendship and forgiveness.
Accumulatedgifts from the Diners
were presented to Cathy Peterson
and Arlene Timmins for the Phoe-
nix House of Exeter. Special enter-
tainment was Lloyd Otterbein from
Zurich who played many old time
Varna
by Joan Beierling
VARNA - At the November
U.C.W. meeting, held October 30,
Anna Key spoke of the trip she and
Bruce took to the Yukon Territories
and Alaska region this summer.
They travelled' south of Lake Su-
perior to Duluth, up through the
Rainy River area to Kenora and
Winnipeg, and visited the Mennon-
ite country at Steinback, Manitoba,
on their way west. They continued
down to Skagway and Juneau and
took the ferry down to the west
coast to Vancouver, where their
daughter Barbara lives.
The United Church in Meado-
wood, Winnipeg, that published the
cookbook, "Let's Bake Bread To-
gether," is publishing a second two-
part epokbogkt:.,,;arunch , and ; ,
ur► ?, ,fid i$uppers,oq,.tk,Vro.,_,
lnyone who has a good recipe fpr,.'
this book should contact Maw4,
Chessell very soon and she will for-
ward it.
A new coffee percolator has been
purchased for the Church kitchen.
Goodies for the Christmas bas-
kets can be brought to the Decem-
ber meeting.
The Trends (age 10-13) will meet
in Brumfield United Church on
November 7 at seven p.m.
The Youth Group (grade nine and
up) will meet Thursday, November
14 at Kippen United Church at six
p.m. Bowling will be at Zurich,
then the remainder of the meeting
will be held at Kippen.
Sunday, November 10 following
the service, there will be a Remem-
brance Day Service at the cenotaph.
The white gift service Asiiirbe
held Sunday, December 1.
favourites on his guitar and auto-
harp. Draw prize winners were
Reta Playfoot, Wilma Davis and
Lloyd Otterbein. The seniors
thanked the Primary Grades Of the
Exeter Public School for their
crafts which decorated the tables.
October 15: Doris Edwards won
the draw prize. A sympathy card
was sent to Evelyn Beiber and a get
well card to Andrew Martin. A sing
song followed the program.
Saturday, October 19 was Com-
munity Clean Up Day for Seniors
and Disabled Adults. The Pentecos-
tal Church - Youth Group raked 17
lawns. Donation monies were used
toward their Youth program and
Town and Country Homemakers.
October 22: Josie Ryckman pro-
vided keyboard music. The draw
prize was won by Doris Edwards.
A Sing Song followed the program.
Christmas cards to help Town &
Country Homemakers are now on
sale, and anyone interested can con-
tact Tammy Antaya.
October 29: The tables were dec-
orated with favours from the Gone
Fishing group at the United Church
as well as printed menus with all
the ghoulish names. Several were
in costume. Jean Hodgert player
keyboard.
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HOT WATER IN YOUR HOME?
Of course, your clothes washer and dishwasher!
They represent one-third of all the hot water used in your home. And, as water
heating is the second largest energy user and accounts for up to 20% of your
energy bill, it's important to know how you can use these appliances more
efficiently and save on your energy use.
HELPFUL HINTS FOR YOUR APPLIANCES:
CLOTHES WASHERS
* Wfth—today's synthetics and detergents you can wash clothes in warm or cold
water and rinse in cold. If your washing machine has a small load attachment and
water level controls - why not use them.
* Remove and clean your washer's agitator, as indicated by the manufacturer,
once a month. Clean the filters of both water hose inlets on the back 6f the
machine once a year.
DISHWASHERS
* Wait for a full load before running your dishwasher. Running two half loads can
use twice as much energy as a full load.
* Use short cycles when you have easy to dean loads. For example, use the
normal cycle instead of the pot scrubber or the short cycle if dishes are not too dirty.
* If your machine does not have an energy -saver feature, tum the dishwasher off
at the end of the rinse cycle and open the door so the dishes air dry.
If you would like more information on other ways to use your energy more
efficiently, give us a call.
Exeter Public Utilities Commission
379 Main Street South, Exeter, Ont. NOM 186 235-1350
H. DeVriss, Chairman M.A. Greene, Commissioner
H.L Davis, Manager 111. Shaw, Commissioner
a member of TyP