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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1997-05-28, Page 6Page 6 Times -Advocate, May 28, 1997., FAMILY Legion installation Hensall Legion Branch 468 celebrated its 50th anniversary- Friday night and installed the ex- ecutive members for the upcoming year. Pictured in back from left are, Gerry Glenn, Dayle Waring and Jayne Glenn; executive. members, Larry Uy!; branch service officer, John McCal- lister, 2nd vice-president; Bryan Fink, president, Dave Smale, 1st vice president, Betty Sim- mons and Bea Uyl, Legion services. In front from left are Lillian Beer, treasurer, Joyce Wil- lert, 2nd vice-president, Iva Reid. president. Donna Smale, •secretary and Joan Bierling, 1st vice-president. Bluewater residents go on safari ZURICH - The _residents of Blue Water Rest Home enjoyed many visits from family. -and friends on the Victoria Day weekend. On Sunday: Mabel Kyle, Philippa Stecklc, Clarence Gascho, Roy Gingerich, Clara Hamilton, Beatrice Rader and Marie Gingerich attended Sunday services at Zurich Mennonite Church. In the afternoon the resi-' dents enjoyed afternoon tea in the west wing lounge. Victoria Day the residents gathered in the area to listen rt records and tapes and played pokeno and ate fresh popcorn. . Tuesday morning the Grade 5 Buddies from St. Bon- iface School entertained the residents with singing+ and made posters:of hands tu_place on the resident > ;li ors with the resident and huddy name. Wednesday was T-shirt day and staff and residei .., donned. their favorite t -shirt with various words til- wis- • •doom inscribed, some comical, some sport -minded, some with name logos and others with flowers. etc In the afternoon the residents watched "Zebra Patterns in the.Grass," a National Geographic video. - - • • - Thursday. Rev. Tracey- Whitson-Bahro'assisted Rev. Daniel Roushorne. Gavcn/CarmelPresbyterian Church by conducting chapel service in his absence, Beatrice Rader a Blue Water apartment tenant; played the or- gan. Fr. • Matthias-.Wronski, St. Boniface. Church. Zu- rich celebrated Mass: Rev. Gani Lazaro, Dashwood,' /. Zurich United Church led Bible Study on Tuesday af- ternoon. - Thursday evening Max Ducharme and "The Town - liners" warmed the hearts of. the residents with some old time music. • Friday morning the residents took a "Whaling Safa- ri" throughout the Home. The resident doors had pic- tures of various animals and. birds. of South Africa. which most residents were able to recognize and name and discuss with one another. They also had their own animal picture which they .mounted in a hallway- or door for everyone tb see. Saturday. Phil, 'the so of resident Geraldine Char- rette visited the JHumc iif his peers Ray- Wachhaus. Rob Grimmell and'boug Sly and entertained the resi- dents. The Barber Shop Choir drew .in over 45 resi- dents; family and friends to. listen. • Best wishes go to Mae Fox who is a patient at South Huron Hospital; Exeter. Welcome home to Lottie Gas- cho who.has returned to the Home after spending time as ,'patient in hospital in London. • . The residents and their families look forward to thc annual summer dinner which will • he held June 22. Election .polling will take place in the auditorium on June 2 from 8:45 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. for the residents, and local citizens. NEME CROSS WORD BIOWt IDEA' For answers please turn to the Announcements ACROSS 1 "Lorna — • 6 Press down 10 Perniciousness 14 --Whose Life • — Anyway?" 18 Famous Irish theater' 19 Butter substitutes 21 "— La Douce" 22 Org. founded in 1949 23 Stan o1 a Milton • Berle joke: . 5 wds. 25 Optimistic 26 Body sci. 27 Bill and Came 28 School grps. 29 Baby buggy 31 — with care 33 Like Superman 35 Pan 2 of joke: Doily 1Sunds 2 Comply 3 Woodwind 4 6:00 p.m. show 5 Look over 6 Aztec people 7 "that's — — off my mind!" 8 New York team 9 Poker kitty 10 U.S. Grant's first name 11 Fragrance 2 wds. 37 World — (book) 40 Jacob — 41 Leave undone 42 Tenant 43 He's good al letting go 46 Yiddish exclamation. 2 wds. 50 Part 3 o1 loke: 3 wds. 52 Three -spot cards . 54 Nice summer 55.24 -hr. money source •56.Jemes Mason role 57 Singer King 59 Actress Gilbert 60 The head 62 Tear to ribbons 63 Winter warmers 85 Thirst quencher Marching for Jesus EXETER - The March .for Jesus is a global event. i1 was started in 1994 and has spread all around the world. This will he the second ycar in Exeter. Last year there was an estimated 350' people from Exeter and area -who took part in thc March. The or- ganizers hope to see that number expand to 500 people this: year. Support comes in many ways: some people march. some come in wheelchairs and Borne watch from the sidewalk due to physical limita- tions. The arca, churches likewise support the March in many various ways and all are welcome. • The March is taking place May 31. starting at (:30 p.m. from Prydc Blvd., to Huron St.. Main St.. Vic- toria St. and then to MacNaughton Park for a praise service. 68 Part 4 of joke. 3 wds: 72 Plus -column item 73 Go by • 75 Pirate's plunder 76 Wine: prefix 78 Tour de France vehicle 79 Heraldic items 81 — of plenty 83 Wanted -poster abbr. 86 Leading lady? '87 Relaxed 88 Part 5 of joke: 2 wds. 91 "Walk Away —" - 93 Towered over 96 Rock -band helper 97 — duck 99 Counting•out - word 100 Masochists 101 Part 6.01 joke: 2 wds. 106 Michael Johnson. e,g. 107 Best Picture of -1968 108 — Archibald 109 Petition 110 Mislay 114A le or pear 115 Mimics 117 End of the joke 120 "— sesame" 121 "Primal•Fear• - star 122 Put on a show :,1,23 It may be lent: 2 wds. 124 Not so many 125 Devours 126 Letters to the Editor page (2 wds.) 127 "Come up and — —'sometime" leader Parks 32 Goodbye: Sp. 34 All over again 35 Pinball warning 36 Daytime's Louise -- 37 Inter — 38 Went home 39 Mangle 40 Attorney General Janet 43 Michael Stipe's group 44 Spread about 45 Wear away 12 'Six — Riv Vu" 47 Tender meats t4 F 15 'Warlock" actor 49 Malzo's lack 16 Author Calvin 51 Shorten a sail 17 On -a scale from 53 Affirmative vote one — -- 57 IOUs 2U Actress Tucker 58 Great multitude 24 Obvious 59 Fair -to -middling 30 Civil rights 60 Cartoon skunk 81 "— longe, vita • bowie, 62 Wt d guess 64 Ecru 65 "Wings" actor 66 — and kicking 67 Captured 69 Very fat 70 How things might "come up" 71 Dickens character • 74 Author Umberto 77 Theatrical intermission In d 83 Lends a hand 84 Unite 85 Matures 87 Depart 88 Scrawny 89 Cryptogram 90 It sometimes recedes 92 Craps rolls 94 Pitch a — 95 Renaissance fiddles 98 Hallucination 100 Went to sea 101 'Fiddler on the Roor actor 102 FIA to be tied 103 Gin -and -tonic garnishes 104 Like some gases 105 Respites 4/ T1 rve ~K molding 112 Phony 113 Raison d' — of 116 Spirt — soup 118From --Z 119 — Vegas ,m Local congregations participate in service Kevin Stewart was the guest speaker on Sunday morning at Thames. Road Church. Rhoda Rohde Thames Road correspondent - THAMES ROAD - A Communi- ty of Churches United.in Faith Church service was held n Sunday morning at' Thames Road Church with about 200 people attending. George Burgin gave words of Welcome. Sandra . Lusk led in the call to worship. Judith Parker led in the prayer of approach. The choir sang "Lead Mc Lord" under the leadership of Dr. Robert Graham with his wife_Ellen Graham at the piano. Joanne Rowcliffe lcd in thc prayer.of confession and assurance of pardon. Andrea French told the children's story about planting a garden and having faith. Larry Skinner gave the announce- ments. Ray Switzer introduced guest speaker, Kevin Stewart of Ex- eter. The title of his sermon was "Find Us Faithful." The offering was received by Calvin and Gwen Christie and Joost Drost and Sandra Lusk- while the •choir sang "God Will Defend You": Russ Barker gave the offertory prayer and led in the Lord's Prayer. Dan Smith gave a thank you and Joan Skinner gave thc benediction and grace. Before the service, an orchestra performed, with Marjorie Johns on the piano; violins by Ellen Graham, Gordon Johnson, Clifton Jaques and Bill Rohde; and guitars by Doug Stephen and Doris Spence. Everyone joined in singing some old time hymns. Marjorie Johns played the organ and Ellen Graham the piano during. the congregational hymns. Ray and Marina Jaques, Jim and Rose Siddall and Jack 'and Evelyn Wiles were the greeters and ushers. The following people were in the choir: Leona Jaques, Jean Cope= land, Sandra Rowe, Sharon Lynn. Agnes Bray, Kay Cunnington, Marjorie Johns, Verla Copeland, Doris Spence, Grace Pym. Judith Parker, Robert Hem, Clifton Jaques. Gordon Johnson, Harry Hcrn, Bnicc Delbridge, Bill Rohde, Glenn Copeland, George Burgin and Fred Delhridge. Sandwiches, squares and Bever age•were served in the Fellowship Hall. Upcoming . On June I. the first weekly ser- vice ' for the combined Thames Road . Eliinvillc congregation will - he held at 9:45 a.m.. at Elimvillc. Music will he provided by Dundas Street Choir and lunch will he served after the service. A • combined meeting of the . U.C. W: will' he :held . on Tuesday &ening, June 10 at 8'p.tn.'a' Elim- ville. 101st birthday celebrated -HJNSALL - Rev. Jane Kuep1'er of Seaforth United. Church led the worship service Tuesday. with Phyllis Desjardines as pianist. Resi- dents appreciated her message and look forward to having her speak again. - Breakfast Club. Wednesday morning, was well attended with residents enjoying the different fare. . ' Thursday aliernoon..Gladys Van Egmond and her, Merry Makers provided lively musical entertain- ment for the. May Birthday Party. Birthday greetings go to -Alcida Kats. Luella Hall and Hazel Mason. Lualla's family joined heroin Sun- day afternoon to, help her celebrate her 101st birthday. - Following -the Seniors Diners un Thursday. a good turnout of staff and , community heneiitted from hearing Sandra Feltz of. the Huron County Health Unit speak about Heart Health. She was an informa- tive speaker and several people demonstrated an interest in. signing - up for the Heart Health Program. Friday afternoon: residents were treated to a sneak preview of the.- variety- he- varicty- show we had planned for Grand Cove Estates. We travelled to Grand Cove Sunday evening and staff. family members and volun- teers alike sang, recited. told jokes and danced their way through an hour of entertainment. - We arc looking forward to partic- ipating in the Hensall Community Yard Sale, so plan to visit our cor- ner of Queen and Nelson Streets for a bargain and excellent fond. Staff and residents offer ' their sympathy to the -family of Nomtan Shell who passed away recently. Hc will he missed by all. Coming Events May31. 6 a.fn. to .'- Hensall Com- munity Yard Sale. June 6. 7:30.p.m. Friendship Fri- day with Clare and Andrew. . June 12, 6.p.m. Senior Diners fol - lowed by a Father's Day Show by the Classic Tappers of London. Have a news tip? Call the Times -Advocate 235-1331 Donuts Now 1 • 1 1 1 1 BAGEL WITH REG. CHEESE s1.4o 990 Offer expires June 15/97 Offer valid with coupon only ;BUY ONE 1/2 DOZEN DONUTS - RECEIVE 1/2 DOZEN FREE Offer expires June 15/97 Offer valid with coupon only 217 MAIN N. EXETER 235-1838 f Country Bakery 367 Main 23St. S. Exet Wed., Thurs., Fri. and Sat. May 28, 29, 30, 31 Lemon Meringue Pie 52.49 ea Hovis Bread 59c ea. Quality Swimming Pool Pucks at an Unbelievable Price. 9'0 7kg we BioGuard Pucks Get a 7 kg pail of quality BioGuard Pucks, for your swimming pool at the unbelievable price of $49.95. BioGuard Pucks not only last- longer than other pucks on the market, they won't leave a gummy residue. 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L. 18 . - 19. 20 21 72 .. - 24 25 29 30 3' 3P. 19 1,` 35 - .10 �1 4: 48 49 12 i .li 44 45 3. - ••. 1 • q2 83 84 85 N6 99 90 104 105 106 .� 108 - ,09. 130 111111 112 113 - : 116 11 11• 119 121 - t22" '23 • '2S 126 1)' NEME CROSS WORD BIOWt IDEA' For answers please turn to the Announcements ACROSS 1 "Lorna — • 6 Press down 10 Perniciousness 14 --Whose Life • — Anyway?" 18 Famous Irish theater' 19 Butter substitutes 21 "— La Douce" 22 Org. founded in 1949 23 Stan o1 a Milton • Berle joke: . 5 wds. 25 Optimistic 26 Body sci. 27 Bill and Came 28 School grps. 29 Baby buggy 31 — with care 33 Like Superman 35 Pan 2 of joke: Doily 1Sunds 2 Comply 3 Woodwind 4 6:00 p.m. show 5 Look over 6 Aztec people 7 "that's — — off my mind!" 8 New York team 9 Poker kitty 10 U.S. Grant's first name 11 Fragrance 2 wds. 37 World — (book) 40 Jacob — 41 Leave undone 42 Tenant 43 He's good al letting go 46 Yiddish exclamation. 2 wds. 50 Part 3 o1 loke: 3 wds. 52 Three -spot cards . 54 Nice summer 55.24 -hr. money source •56.Jemes Mason role 57 Singer King 59 Actress Gilbert 60 The head 62 Tear to ribbons 63 Winter warmers 85 Thirst quencher Marching for Jesus EXETER - The March .for Jesus is a global event. i1 was started in 1994 and has spread all around the world. This will he the second ycar in Exeter. Last year there was an estimated 350' people from Exeter and area -who took part in thc March. The or- ganizers hope to see that number expand to 500 people this: year. Support comes in many ways: some people march. some come in wheelchairs and Borne watch from the sidewalk due to physical limita- tions. The arca, churches likewise support the March in many various ways and all are welcome. • The March is taking place May 31. starting at (:30 p.m. from Prydc Blvd., to Huron St.. Main St.. Vic- toria St. and then to MacNaughton Park for a praise service. 68 Part 4 of joke. 3 wds: 72 Plus -column item 73 Go by • 75 Pirate's plunder 76 Wine: prefix 78 Tour de France vehicle 79 Heraldic items 81 — of plenty 83 Wanted -poster abbr. 86 Leading lady? '87 Relaxed 88 Part 5 of joke: 2 wds. 91 "Walk Away —" - 93 Towered over 96 Rock -band helper 97 — duck 99 Counting•out - word 100 Masochists 101 Part 6.01 joke: 2 wds. 106 Michael Johnson. e,g. 107 Best Picture of -1968 108 — Archibald 109 Petition 110 Mislay 114A le or pear 115 Mimics 117 End of the joke 120 "— sesame" 121 "Primal•Fear• - star 122 Put on a show :,1,23 It may be lent: 2 wds. 124 Not so many 125 Devours 126 Letters to the Editor page (2 wds.) 127 "Come up and — —'sometime" leader Parks 32 Goodbye: Sp. 34 All over again 35 Pinball warning 36 Daytime's Louise -- 37 Inter — 38 Went home 39 Mangle 40 Attorney General Janet 43 Michael Stipe's group 44 Spread about 45 Wear away 12 'Six — Riv Vu" 47 Tender meats t4 F 15 'Warlock" actor 49 Malzo's lack 16 Author Calvin 51 Shorten a sail 17 On -a scale from 53 Affirmative vote one — -- 57 IOUs 2U Actress Tucker 58 Great multitude 24 Obvious 59 Fair -to -middling 30 Civil rights 60 Cartoon skunk 81 "— longe, vita • bowie, 62 Wt d guess 64 Ecru 65 "Wings" actor 66 — and kicking 67 Captured 69 Very fat 70 How things might "come up" 71 Dickens character • 74 Author Umberto 77 Theatrical intermission In d 83 Lends a hand 84 Unite 85 Matures 87 Depart 88 Scrawny 89 Cryptogram 90 It sometimes recedes 92 Craps rolls 94 Pitch a — 95 Renaissance fiddles 98 Hallucination 100 Went to sea 101 'Fiddler on the Roor actor 102 FIA to be tied 103 Gin -and -tonic garnishes 104 Like some gases 105 Respites 4/ T1 rve ~K molding 112 Phony 113 Raison d' — of 116 Spirt — soup 118From --Z 119 — Vegas ,m Local congregations participate in service Kevin Stewart was the guest speaker on Sunday morning at Thames. Road Church. Rhoda Rohde Thames Road correspondent - THAMES ROAD - A Communi- ty of Churches United.in Faith Church service was held n Sunday morning at' Thames Road Church with about 200 people attending. George Burgin gave words of Welcome. Sandra . Lusk led in the call to worship. Judith Parker led in the prayer of approach. The choir sang "Lead Mc Lord" under the leadership of Dr. Robert Graham with his wife_Ellen Graham at the piano. Joanne Rowcliffe lcd in thc prayer.of confession and assurance of pardon. Andrea French told the children's story about planting a garden and having faith. Larry Skinner gave the announce- ments. Ray Switzer introduced guest speaker, Kevin Stewart of Ex- eter. The title of his sermon was "Find Us Faithful." The offering was received by Calvin and Gwen Christie and Joost Drost and Sandra Lusk- while the •choir sang "God Will Defend You": Russ Barker gave the offertory prayer and led in the Lord's Prayer. Dan Smith gave a thank you and Joan Skinner gave thc benediction and grace. Before the service, an orchestra performed, with Marjorie Johns on the piano; violins by Ellen Graham, Gordon Johnson, Clifton Jaques and Bill Rohde; and guitars by Doug Stephen and Doris Spence. Everyone joined in singing some old time hymns. Marjorie Johns played the organ and Ellen Graham the piano during. the congregational hymns. Ray and Marina Jaques, Jim and Rose Siddall and Jack 'and Evelyn Wiles were the greeters and ushers. The following people were in the choir: Leona Jaques, Jean Cope= land, Sandra Rowe, Sharon Lynn. Agnes Bray, Kay Cunnington, Marjorie Johns, Verla Copeland, Doris Spence, Grace Pym. Judith Parker, Robert Hem, Clifton Jaques. Gordon Johnson, Harry Hcrn, Bnicc Delbridge, Bill Rohde, Glenn Copeland, George Burgin and Fred Delhridge. Sandwiches, squares and Bever age•were served in the Fellowship Hall. Upcoming . On June I. the first weekly ser- vice ' for the combined Thames Road . Eliinvillc congregation will - he held at 9:45 a.m.. at Elimvillc. Music will he provided by Dundas Street Choir and lunch will he served after the service. A • combined meeting of the . U.C. W: will' he :held . on Tuesday &ening, June 10 at 8'p.tn.'a' Elim- ville. 101st birthday celebrated -HJNSALL - Rev. Jane Kuep1'er of Seaforth United. Church led the worship service Tuesday. with Phyllis Desjardines as pianist. Resi- dents appreciated her message and look forward to having her speak again. - Breakfast Club. Wednesday morning, was well attended with residents enjoying the different fare. . ' Thursday aliernoon..Gladys Van Egmond and her, Merry Makers provided lively musical entertain- ment for the. May Birthday Party. Birthday greetings go to -Alcida Kats. Luella Hall and Hazel Mason. Lualla's family joined heroin Sun- day afternoon to, help her celebrate her 101st birthday. - Following -the Seniors Diners un Thursday. a good turnout of staff and , community heneiitted from hearing Sandra Feltz of. the Huron County Health Unit speak about Heart Health. She was an informa- tive speaker and several people demonstrated an interest in. signing - up for the Heart Health Program. Friday afternoon: residents were treated to a sneak preview of the.- variety- he- varicty- show we had planned for Grand Cove Estates. We travelled to Grand Cove Sunday evening and staff. family members and volun- teers alike sang, recited. told jokes and danced their way through an hour of entertainment. - We arc looking forward to partic- ipating in the Hensall Community Yard Sale, so plan to visit our cor- ner of Queen and Nelson Streets for a bargain and excellent fond. Staff and residents offer ' their sympathy to the -family of Nomtan Shell who passed away recently. Hc will he missed by all. Coming Events May31. 6 a.fn. to .'- Hensall Com- munity Yard Sale. June 6. 7:30.p.m. Friendship Fri- day with Clare and Andrew. . June 12, 6.p.m. Senior Diners fol - lowed by a Father's Day Show by the Classic Tappers of London. Have a news tip? Call the Times -Advocate 235-1331 Donuts Now 1 • 1 1 1 1 BAGEL WITH REG. CHEESE s1.4o 990 Offer expires June 15/97 Offer valid with coupon only ;BUY ONE 1/2 DOZEN DONUTS - RECEIVE 1/2 DOZEN FREE Offer expires June 15/97 Offer valid with coupon only 217 MAIN N. EXETER 235-1838 f Country Bakery 367 Main 23St. S. Exet Wed., Thurs., Fri. and Sat. May 28, 29, 30, 31 Lemon Meringue Pie 52.49 ea Hovis Bread 59c ea. Quality Swimming Pool Pucks at an Unbelievable Price. 9'0 7kg we BioGuard Pucks Get a 7 kg pail of quality BioGuard Pucks, for your swimming pool at the unbelievable price of $49.95. BioGuard Pucks not only last- longer than other pucks on the market, they won't leave a gummy residue. And, if you buy a pail of BioGuard Pucks before June 15th, 1997, you'll receive 2 FREE bags of Lite; an oxidiz- ing/clarifying compound valued at $12.00. Don't delay! This offer ends June 15, 1997. r MIDDEGAAL POOLS & SPORTS BloGuard Lite W 1 527-0104 234 Main St. North, Seaforth • Free Lite This coupon entitles you to 2 FREE Bags of Lite (350 g.) .when you purchase a 7 kg pail of BioGuard 200 gram Pucks. Limed of one coupon per customer per visit This offer may not • be combined with any other Offer expires June 15, 1997. 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