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Bakers from Queensway
winners at Hensall Fair
HENSALL - Many things have
been happening at Queensway dur-
ing the month of June. The baking
club had two winners in the culi-
nary division at the Hensel/ Fair.
Mildred Gingerich won a second
for bran muffins and third for her
old fashioned sugar cookies. Edith
Bell won a first for sugar cookies;
second place for her molasses
cookies and a third place for her
bran muffins.
Residents got together last Mon-
day for our monthly supper club.
Everyone prepared their own mini-
pi77ns on -English muffins.
Pastor Alles was the minister
who led our weekly church service
last Tuesday. Special thanks to
Joyce Pepper for providing the mu-
sical accompaniment for the ser-
vice.
The folk from the Christian Re-
formed Church in Exeter took a
Exeter .UCW
conduct
auction
EXETER - The afternoon unit of
,the Exeter. U.C.W. met on June 10.
President Marian Dougall read two
poems.
Olive Thomson :reported on :the
meeting at Camp Ihmini. July 24
will be:the summer event at Siloam
Church and September 14 the event
at Zurich.
On July 4 the U.C.W. caters to a
60th anniversary. Doris Denham
thanked everyone who had helped
at the Friendship Tea.
Mavis Atthill reported proceeds
from anniversary of $1,042 and
smorgasbord.$2.836.
In August the annual quilt show
will take place at the museum. The
September meeting will commence
with a potluck dinner. The speakers
will be representatives from ' Big
Brothers and Big Sisters.
Mary Baechler led the program
and Marjorie Delbridge read the
scripture followed by prayer. The
main event was a large auction with
Marian Dearing .doing a superb job
_as auctioneer.
Blue Water
residents
entertained
ZURICH - Tuesday evening
members of Zion Lutheran Church,
Dashwood visited Blue Water Rest
Home to entertain and celebrate the
June birthdays. Those celebrating
were Marcella Dietrich, Ruby Hog-
garth, Norma Parkins, Madeline
Harbum and Elizabeth Johnson.
Peggy Restemayer was chairper-
son and Joanne Maguire was pia-
nisifor the junior and senior choirs.
The Junior Choir, ages five to 13
dressed as sheep, ewes and rams,
provided a sheep musical under the
leadership of Jill Stojkovic, singing
"We Like Sheep", "No Matter How
Bead We Are", "Born to be Our
Shepherd" and "Celebrate". The
Senior Choir, Group 1, under the
leadership of Karen Gaul, sang
"Lean on Me", "The Old Rugged
Cross", "We will Glorify" and
"Worship Melody". Group 2 nerved
cake and ice cream to the residents
along with the help of Home Auxil-
iary members. Donna Metoer end
Verde Baechler.
Rev. Mark Gaskin, Carmel/
Coven Presbyterian Church, Hen-
sall/Exeter conducted Thuradav af-
ternoon Chapel Service.
Fr. Peter Hayes, St. Boldface
Church, Zurich celebrated Mass -
his last service at the Home. After
the service the congregation and
residents joined together in the au-
ditorium to wish Fr. Hayes best
wishes in his new assignment and
studies. Josef Risi, the Home Ad-
ministrator thanked Fr. Hayes for
providing his services to the Home
on a weekly basis the past five
years. Veronica Bedard, with the
assistance of Ann McBride and
Agnes Courell served cake and re-
freshments to Fr. Hayes' well wish -
We wish Oriole Harvey a speedy
recovery . at South Huron Hospital,
Exeter. Oriole" lives at the
B.W.R.H. Apartments.
The St. Boniface Buddies hold
their picnic with the residents on
June 22 at 11:00 a.m. ApproximatcQ
ly 20 residents will attend the 5er-
niors Town Picnic on June 23.
The residents and their families
look forward to the Summer Dinner
,at the Home on Sunday, June 27,
=1993 at 3:00 p.m.
number of our residents for a car
ride last Thursday, when they trav-
elled to Hayfield.
The rainy weather on Sunday did:
not stop the dads from celebrating
Father's Day. Many dads enjoyed
visits from their children, grand-
children and friends.
A reminder for everyone that
Queensway's *nnual Strawberry
Social is Wednesday. This is an an-
nual fund-raiser for Alzheimer's
Research. Tickets are $3.00 each
and strawberries will be served
from 6-8 p.m. There will also be
entertainment provided, so bring
your lawnchairs.
Upcoming events
Thursday, June 24, 7 p.m., birth-
day party with Ray Cann; Monday,
June 28, 8 a.m., Breakfast Club;
Monday, June 28, 10:30 a.m., Resi-
dent Council.
The Varna United Church
Pork Barbecue, held last Wednesday was
a real treat for those eating these tasty
pork chops prepared by Joe Laurie.
NOTICE TO PUBLIC UTILITIES
WATER CONSUMERS
To conserve water the Exeter Public Utilities will limit the use of hoses
for the watering of lawns and gardens. This requirement includes new
lawns and sod.
Effective immediately and until further notice, the following schedule
for the use of hoses will be permitted.
Please note revised hours:
Residential Customers (households)
Sunday to Saturday Inclusive 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Commercial Customers (businesses)
Monday, Wednesday and Friday 9 a.m. to 11 a.m.
Some customers are watering lawns and gardens at the rear of their,
house during the restricted hours. Customers disregarding the restric-;
tion periods will be given one reminder of the restriction and if there is.
a reoccurrence the customer risks a fine, or having their pressure re-
duced, that would eliminate watering with a hose for the balance of
the summer.
The commission does not wish to curtail any customers watering, but
in fairness to all customers that adhere to tho restriction it must en-
force this policy.
The co-operation of all customers will be appreciated.
Exeter Public Utilities Commission.
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ciANADA DAT
ONS
Thursda Jul
1 1993
S.pottsoied by the R.E Pooley Branch 167 Exeter Legion
Supported by the Exeter Rec Centre
i• T• 1• N• E• R• A•R•'
7:00 a.m. Hot Air Balloon Flight for contest winner (Weather Permitting)
$REAISF ,ST $10.00/family - $3.50/person
• pancakes • sausage • juice • coffee Agricultural Building
BRACH VOLLEYBALL COMPETITION Exeter Rec Centre -'Prizes
Contact Lynne Farquhar at 235-2833 (Limited entries)
Bike Decorating Contest Exeter Rec Centre Parking Lot
Pre -kindergarten to grade 8 - Prizes
Child Fair (games for young children) Exeter Rec Centre
Scavenger Hunt .....Register at the Rec Centre
11 Parking Lot - Prizes
2000 - 4:00 p.itt Free Swim Exeter Public Swimming Pool
(McNaughton Park) - Free
4:00 p.m. Jug Band "Listenin ; M . ' • or all.ages Agricultural Building - Free
5:30 - 7:30 p.m. : AN ', % A 1 AY R 0 ' T _ F ' PER Sponsored by the Exeter
$2 s -'/family (2 adults and children under 12 years) Agricultural Society
ults $8.00 - Children $4.00 Exeter Rec Centre
Tickets available at • Seip's valu mart • Greeting Csr l World • Wayne Shapton 263-2800 and Doris Weigand 235-0814
Start - Exeter Rec Centre and proceed
around McNaughton Park - Free
so) pan Exeter Legion Community Band Agricultural Building - Free
Utak Fireworks Exeter Ball Diamonds
Proceeds to -Stephen Townehipand-Exeter,end Area Fire Depts. charitable cause - Silver Coieetion
"Meet Dave Shaw from the Boston Bruins"
7:00 -10000 a.m.
9:00 - 5:00 p.m.
10:30 a.m.
11:30 am
1:00 p.m
(by bike children 12 years old and older)
p
Hay Rides
JULY 2.,
EXETER LIONS FUNDRAISING CHIP WAGON 'WILL BE ON LOCATION
• Bart DeVries (c*raisman) 235-1298 (Bus.) - 235.0949 (>,.e..) • Rick Smith 235-1033
• Mike Brintnell 235-0287
• Dave Holtzmann 235-1916
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