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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1998-05-06, Page 6.4114 l3uLOVAui 1'eur uv141inin' 314-:ri ANSTETT • • r: • is crime Alain May is watch trade-in month at Anstett Jewellers Come in and see how much you can save! Excluding sale merchandise JEWELLERS SINCE 1960 Exeter 235-2488 Clinton 482.3901 Ooderlch 5244195 St. Marys 284 - Page 6 Times -Advocate, May.6, 1998 _FAMILY Talk on new treatments for heart and stroke . HENSALL - On April 30, a presentation was given by Dr. Englert on new heart disease and stroke treatments at the Queens- way Nursing .Home.• The facility hosts a monthly talk, primaril'ary on health related... issues as part of their in -services programming for staff and mem- bers of the community. Dr. Englert, Queensway's in- house physician, advised the audi- ence that common sense tactics like not smoking, maintaining a healthy low-fat diet, and exercise were still the most -effective pre- ventative methods. "The best thing is to prevent with this dis- ease." said E..glert. . He also fielded questions from the audience ranging from how to determine when blood pressure is dangerously high to the benefits of aspirin consumption in com- batting heart disease. Dr. Englert. commented that certain diuretics are' also ex- tremely effective in preventing heart disease in the elderly. Dr. Peter Englert Men of St. Patrick's organize church service By H. Davis Saintsbury correspondent SAINTSBURY - St. Patrick's celebrated their Holy Eucharist ser- vice on May 3 with The Rev. Stanley Jay officient. 'Suzanne Davis assisted with the scripture readings, Katie -Scarlett MacGillivray was server for the service. The children's- focus and mes- sage was "Remember our Lotd as our Good :Shepherd, and we 'are the Lanihs." . On May 9 at 7 p.m., St. Patrick's will celebrate their Mother's. Day livening Prayer Service with the men and boys of the congregation ( organizing the service. Ascension Daly, Faith Day for children was announced for May 21 to be held at St. James Church, Stratford. for children of the dean- ery Irons kindergarten to grade 8. ' Hazel 1)avis attended Pcrth k•aneiy (;real ('hapter meeting at SI I':nil's Church, Kirkton, on •fnrsday evening. 1 nt.in hrcnds visiting with Mary . Davis this week al the Exeter Villa wt•ii• (;lila Gibson, Muriel ('olllry'h .end Mi.. Ranting. Zurich piano students compete in festival By Carmel Sweeney Zurich correspondent ZURICH - Students of the St. Boniface St. Peters Youth Group will be ending the school year with a potluck supper on May 7 in the parish hall at 6 p.m. A fun evening is being planned.. The students and their families are 'to bring their favorite dish or dessert and their own plates -and silverware. Drinks will be provided. President Cohy VandeBoomen and president elect Carmel Sweeney attended a two-day C.W.L. Diocesan Convention last Tuesday and Wednesday in London at the Westin Hotel. Three others from the League also attended one day of spirituality with Sister Joyce Rupp. • The Hensall community yard sale will be held on May 30. A service was held at the Mennonite Church last Sunday with guest speaker Pastor Bontragcr from Newport News, Virginias. A praise hand "Sweet Salt" from Briercrest Bible College in Saskatchewan entertained at the evening worship service. A good turnout attended the piano recital on Sunday afternoon for students of Laurie Erb, held in the gyne at the Zurich Public School. Those taking private lessons will he having a recital on May 27 at Si.. Peter's Lutheran Parish Hall at 7:15 •p.m. . A play entitled "Duck Tails and E3ohhy Sox"- will he performed at the public school this Wednesday and Thursday evenings at 7 p.m. I The cost will he $2.(X). Two Cubs, -James DeE3us and Ryan Hall competed at a Kub Kar rally on April 25 -in Palmerston. The Cubs are busy getting ready for the District Camp with the .theme 'space'. They are making robots with boxes and paper rnache. On May 4 the. Sixers (third year .Cutis) went to a meeting at the pub- lic school to pri pare for Scouts next year. The Golden .Alters will meet on May 11 beginning with a potluck supper at 5:30 p.m'. Several local residents arc taking part in the playoff game's in hope;; of representing the community at the June Seniclr Games. Eight members of the Zurich Staffa graduate is Alberta bound Roberta Templeman Staffa correspondent STAFFA - Friends and relatives gathered at Staffa Hall on Saturday evening for a graduation and going away party for Leanne Gardiner,' who -is leaving for Alberta to work at the Wolfe Creek Golf Course for the summer in Conoka, Alberta. The Staffa Women's Institute gathcrcd at the home of Roberta Templeman on Monday to plan their meetings for the c6ming year. Golden Agers attended the Zone 8 Spring Rally in Holmesville on April 21. . Thirteen of Aimee Rau's piano students recently competed in the Kiwanis Music Festival, sponsored• by the Kiwanis Club of London. The results are as follows: Caresse Bedard 82, Nicky Debont 87 (sec_: and place winner), Karni Fevery 85 (third place winner), Margaret Geurts 86 (second place winner), Jennifer Hardy 83, Heidi Klopp 84, Katie -Lynn Mathonia 79, Kristyn Mathonia 82 (second place win- ner), Joshua McCann 83 (third place winner), Pamela Meidinger 80, Annette Roelands 85 (third place winner), Lisa Smith 75, Kaitlin VanOsch 83. On April 23 Natasha Haggitt took part in a Tae Kwon Do kick-a- thon in Exeter, raising money to send Black Belts to the champi- onship this month. She had to 1,0()) kicks' and in doing so, she won the full body equipment. On April 25 Haggitt participated in a tournament in Sarnia where she brought home a silver medal for doing her patterns and bronze. for sparring. Personals Joanne and Kevin Oke have a new baby boy, Jarett Anton, horn on.April 27., Welcome to town, Mark Masse and Joanne and Scott LeBold, who have recently moved from Hensall into the former horns of Tom McBride on Goshen St.,, East in Zurich. - Happy hirthday wishes go -to Ginny Steckle who turned 40 recently; to Nicole Soudan( who turned 16 on Sunday; to Julie Gclinas on May 5; to Heather Klopp who is 35 on May 10; to Kevin Geoffrey; to Denny Overholt, Ivan Meidingcr, and John Jacobs, Hensall who recently turned 65; and to Jane Lansbergen. Sympathy of the community. goes to the family of'Nelson Riley, who passed away on April 25. His wife Mabel is a resident at the Rest Home in Zurich. • A family birthday dinner was held at the home of Ted and Janet 'Soudant on Sunday to celebrate Nicole's 16th hirthday. Recently a retirement. party was e .held at the Dominion 'tavern in honor of Dennis Overholt, giver, by his former hoss Dick Bullard Construction. Denny had worked there for the past 28 years. Ills co- workers attended the celebration, along with his family and wile Rose -Anne. T Sarepta Countrq Garden • Country Crafts and Baskets• Mother's Day Specials•• • FREE G1gr7• TO ('1! W T20 cusitYMER5 Open Sat. 1-5, then weekly Fri. & Sat. M 1-1/4 miles east of Dashwood on Hwy. #83 r BILL & GINGER WEBER (519)237-3217 .. s,t1i, . , atf a GAILBAKER , •"rri #1 Gift Idea Spa Facial 15% off (until May 10, 1998) Gift Certificates available Gail Baker Professional Esthetics 282 Andrew St. Exeter 235-0835 IAYI ()R IHI I SI ItVICI !i rr ,= lhini)i ileum al Res.. L ( rill flare lallur , i( 2 8•"-1 1 NSALL STRICT OPIRAmT Complete Line of Building Materials T(X)LS • LUMBER • CEMENT • DOORS •' lNDOWS - IIARDu'ARE PRESSURE TRFATED \MOD RENTALS - ELECTRICAL PLUMBING & HEATING SUPPLIES 2384393 2352081 Zurich Exeter GORDON DANN Pump Sales & Service Ltd. RR 2 Denfield, Ont. NOM 1P0 Water Pump Specialist ' submersible jet & piston • sump & sewage Water Treatment Specialist ' Novatek water softeners, iron filters and drinking water systems 'dry pellet dllonnaters 'Over 35 years experience' 225.2234 1400.328.0392 THE HOME Of THE WEEK... HOME IMPROVEMENT SPECIALISTS Two STOREY 1-----11 a• MAIN /LOO. P-4' U!! 10 •r uPPtR 4.-0011/0...••• 1040110 •r IOTA, •LOON 4114 7l!! 40 •T �--.S.iii.- T YNAN DESIGN LTD. o Ian No. U- 1026 2398 SQ.FT, MANY POPULAR FEATURES ENHANCE STYLISH HOME This design boasts the features most asked for by today's home buying public. The exterior features a combination of stucco, brick, and vertical board and batten siding. A multi-level roof design boasts gable accents. Keystone detailing over the windows and the garage door add a stylish touch, as do feature windows with muntin bars, and a decorative column at the front entry. Decorative columns also frame the entrance to a private dining room. A prep kitchen between the kitchen and dining area allows for quick access to appetizers and drinks when entertaining. The great room, fast becoming the popular alternative to the family room/formal living room combination, is open to the second storey and features windows all along the rear. A split staircase allows access to the upstairs from the main hall of kitchen. Occupants of the upper floor can look down over a railing into the great room or the main hall and foyer. An unfinished basement awaits your own creative touch. Plans for U-1026 may be obtained for $465.00 for a package of five complete sets of working prints and $40.00 for each additional set of the same plan. Allow $15.00 extra to cover the cost of postage and handling (B.C. residents add applicable sales tax to plan total) (All Canadian residents add 7% GST to plan total plus postage and handling). This is one of our new designs. Many innovative plans are now available in bur NEW catalogue: Two Storey Homes 2000-2500 sq. ft., which is available for $8.51 including postage and handling and GST. Please make all cheques, money orders, and Visa or MasterCard authorizations payable to: Tynan Design inc. c/o Exeter Times Advocate Plan of The Week. 13659. 108th Avenue, Surrey B.C. V3T 21(4. visa e. - t*, iR Twp tor • met utw twrri ROOM Y�rgntatttato4MW'ccwria UMW art 1.11 rtmresMOMIW 1M1t0 Rtimlttt 11004$7-0342 524-2424 Mark 1 atr161aiB C15Nkanl Clinton Community Credit Union Eder ONet tf amiss CNN USN* 6L *mom k. 14194384141 1404244N Fein 14043:4251 roc 1411.412.3743 Airy, loathe or Rorioratitgl FisaRCe it* us! ►ttrr oath FLOORING • Vinyl • Carpet • Ceramics • Hardwood Excellent selection of carpet and vinyl remnants Professional Installation 457 Main St., Exeter 235.4401 Across hom Canadian Tire TOWN & COUNTRY HOME COMFORT .Fireplaces. Gas & Propane. High Efficiency Furnaces, Oil • Gas • Propane Air Conditioning Hot Water Heater Rentals • O1l • Gas 24 -lour Round the Clock Service 359 Maki St Euler (519) 2352032 Large 1 quantity of " k1 stock" Wallpaper, also 500 sample books to choose from Paint • Sundries • WRware Exeter Decor Centre 15 Oldley St. Exeter 235-1010 411211ind B nk o/ Nova ScotialI itRR. 11, CMthis, Ont 80111101 4AND5NCH • Widen Menthes • ww Loll Sown Scat -Fuck Vail -Mamas Skin MOM- Sisal Axing Nem Truck Fos Enamel Gerry (519) 228-6295 A.B. Case Plumbing & Heating 91 Victoria St. W. Exeter, Ont. NOM 1S2 (519) 235-1404 Sheet metal. propane and natural gas. heating and air conditioning, gas furnaces and fireplaces. Water heaters STANLAKE CEMENT CONTRACTOR • Concrete Forming • Foundations and Floors • Impressed Concrete • Driveways and Sidewalks R.R. 2 Grand Bend Dan (519) 2433261 Bruce (519) 238.2522 N.C. JONES & SONS 111). S,1111I. (r.rtrl, Topsoil • Excavation • SacldNMktg • iota • Loading and Heeling * Snow Rent* Btu: 235.2489 Res. 235-2815 Office 235-0915, Moble 175,3834 i 1 Home A Improvement Specialists advertise here 235-1331 CROSSWORD 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 I8 9 10 19 11 12 13 14 17 - - 15 18 20 ■21. 22 29 35- 30 31 23 24 25 26 32 33 27 28 • ' 34 36_ 40 41 37 38 42 39 -- 43 44 45 . 48 49 46 47 S9 51 52 ' - 53 54 55 56 57. 58 • 59 60 1 61 • , 62 63 64 : 1 ACROSS 45, Bullring &reature , 22. Lay _ he line ,46. -Annoying child 12 wds.) 1. Sultan Sa d s country 47. Contaminate Adjust a piano ,24. 5. Like a sea otter 50. Wild frolic ' 25. Along with: pietix ' 10. Aegean *tang'.- 53. • Moon (Henry 26. Mighty mite 14. 1953 Crucifixion Hucjson's ship) 28. Highway patrolman s drama, with "The 54. King (Latin) ' gun 15. Throw with effo❑ 55. One With You 29. •Mr. Man's __ _ _ 16. Charles Lamb (Chevalier film) ' (Dolan song) - i 17. Erupt - 56. Minnie of Nashville , 30. Roper or Lincoln 18. 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FDR's pup ' 11. Misfortunes . 58. Hearst's ' ____ 42. Miss Hungary of 12. Scurvy treatment Simeon 1936 13. Hops kiln ` 43. 'Go-between 21. Soccer star . Men of St. Patrick's organize church service By H. Davis Saintsbury correspondent SAINTSBURY - St. Patrick's celebrated their Holy Eucharist ser- vice on May 3 with The Rev. Stanley Jay officient. 'Suzanne Davis assisted with the scripture readings, Katie -Scarlett MacGillivray was server for the service. The children's- focus and mes- sage was "Remember our Lotd as our Good :Shepherd, and we 'are the Lanihs." . On May 9 at 7 p.m., St. Patrick's will celebrate their Mother's. Day livening Prayer Service with the men and boys of the congregation ( organizing the service. Ascension Daly, Faith Day for children was announced for May 21 to be held at St. James Church, Stratford. for children of the dean- ery Irons kindergarten to grade 8. ' Hazel 1)avis attended Pcrth k•aneiy (;real ('hapter meeting at SI I':nil's Church, Kirkton, on •fnrsday evening. 1 nt.in hrcnds visiting with Mary . Davis this week al the Exeter Villa wt•ii• (;lila Gibson, Muriel ('olllry'h .end Mi.. Ranting. Zurich piano students compete in festival By Carmel Sweeney Zurich correspondent ZURICH - Students of the St. Boniface St. Peters Youth Group will be ending the school year with a potluck supper on May 7 in the parish hall at 6 p.m. A fun evening is being planned.. The students and their families are 'to bring their favorite dish or dessert and their own plates -and silverware. Drinks will be provided. President Cohy VandeBoomen and president elect Carmel Sweeney attended a two-day C.W.L. Diocesan Convention last Tuesday and Wednesday in London at the Westin Hotel. Three others from the League also attended one day of spirituality with Sister Joyce Rupp. • The Hensall community yard sale will be held on May 30. A service was held at the Mennonite Church last Sunday with guest speaker Pastor Bontragcr from Newport News, Virginias. A praise hand "Sweet Salt" from Briercrest Bible College in Saskatchewan entertained at the evening worship service. A good turnout attended the piano recital on Sunday afternoon for students of Laurie Erb, held in the gyne at the Zurich Public School. Those taking private lessons will he having a recital on May 27 at Si.. Peter's Lutheran Parish Hall at 7:15 •p.m. . A play entitled "Duck Tails and E3ohhy Sox"- will he performed at the public school this Wednesday and Thursday evenings at 7 p.m. I The cost will he $2.(X). Two Cubs, -James DeE3us and Ryan Hall competed at a Kub Kar rally on April 25 -in Palmerston. The Cubs are busy getting ready for the District Camp with the .theme 'space'. They are making robots with boxes and paper rnache. On May 4 the. Sixers (third year .Cutis) went to a meeting at the pub- lic school to pri pare for Scouts next year. The Golden .Alters will meet on May 11 beginning with a potluck supper at 5:30 p.m'. Several local residents arc taking part in the playoff game's in hope;; of representing the community at the June Seniclr Games. Eight members of the Zurich Staffa graduate is Alberta bound Roberta Templeman Staffa correspondent STAFFA - Friends and relatives gathered at Staffa Hall on Saturday evening for a graduation and going away party for Leanne Gardiner,' who -is leaving for Alberta to work at the Wolfe Creek Golf Course for the summer in Conoka, Alberta. The Staffa Women's Institute gathcrcd at the home of Roberta Templeman on Monday to plan their meetings for the c6ming year. Golden Agers attended the Zone 8 Spring Rally in Holmesville on April 21. . Thirteen of Aimee Rau's piano students recently competed in the Kiwanis Music Festival, sponsored• by the Kiwanis Club of London. The results are as follows: Caresse Bedard 82, Nicky Debont 87 (sec_: and place winner), Karni Fevery 85 (third place winner), Margaret Geurts 86 (second place winner), Jennifer Hardy 83, Heidi Klopp 84, Katie -Lynn Mathonia 79, Kristyn Mathonia 82 (second place win- ner), Joshua McCann 83 (third place winner), Pamela Meidinger 80, Annette Roelands 85 (third place winner), Lisa Smith 75, Kaitlin VanOsch 83. On April 23 Natasha Haggitt took part in a Tae Kwon Do kick-a- thon in Exeter, raising money to send Black Belts to the champi- onship this month. She had to 1,0()) kicks' and in doing so, she won the full body equipment. On April 25 Haggitt participated in a tournament in Sarnia where she brought home a silver medal for doing her patterns and bronze. for sparring. Personals Joanne and Kevin Oke have a new baby boy, Jarett Anton, horn on.April 27., Welcome to town, Mark Masse and Joanne and Scott LeBold, who have recently moved from Hensall into the former horns of Tom McBride on Goshen St.,, East in Zurich. - Happy hirthday wishes go -to Ginny Steckle who turned 40 recently; to Nicole Soudan( who turned 16 on Sunday; to Julie Gclinas on May 5; to Heather Klopp who is 35 on May 10; to Kevin Geoffrey; to Denny Overholt, Ivan Meidingcr, and John Jacobs, Hensall who recently turned 65; and to Jane Lansbergen. Sympathy of the community. goes to the family of'Nelson Riley, who passed away on April 25. His wife Mabel is a resident at the Rest Home in Zurich. • A family birthday dinner was held at the home of Ted and Janet 'Soudant on Sunday to celebrate Nicole's 16th hirthday. Recently a retirement. party was e .held at the Dominion 'tavern in honor of Dennis Overholt, giver, by his former hoss Dick Bullard Construction. Denny had worked there for the past 28 years. Ills co- workers attended the celebration, along with his family and wile Rose -Anne. T Sarepta Countrq Garden • Country Crafts and Baskets• Mother's Day Specials•• • FREE G1gr7• TO ('1! W T20 cusitYMER5 Open Sat. 1-5, then weekly Fri. & Sat. M 1-1/4 miles east of Dashwood on Hwy. #83 r BILL & GINGER WEBER (519)237-3217 .. s,t1i, . , atf a GAILBAKER , •"rri #1 Gift Idea Spa Facial 15% off (until May 10, 1998) Gift Certificates available Gail Baker Professional Esthetics 282 Andrew St. Exeter 235-0835 IAYI ()R IHI I SI ItVICI !i rr ,= lhini)i ileum al Res.. L ( rill flare lallur , i( 2 8•"-1 1 NSALL STRICT OPIRAmT Complete Line of Building Materials T(X)LS • LUMBER • CEMENT • DOORS •' lNDOWS - IIARDu'ARE PRESSURE TRFATED \MOD RENTALS - ELECTRICAL PLUMBING & HEATING SUPPLIES 2384393 2352081 Zurich Exeter GORDON DANN Pump Sales & Service Ltd. RR 2 Denfield, Ont. NOM 1P0 Water Pump Specialist ' submersible jet & piston • sump & sewage Water Treatment Specialist ' Novatek water softeners, iron filters and drinking water systems 'dry pellet dllonnaters 'Over 35 years experience' 225.2234 1400.328.0392 THE HOME Of THE WEEK... HOME IMPROVEMENT SPECIALISTS Two STOREY 1-----11 a• MAIN /LOO. P-4' U!! 10 •r uPPtR 4.-0011/0...••• 1040110 •r IOTA, •LOON 4114 7l!! 40 •T �--.S.iii.- T YNAN DESIGN LTD. o Ian No. U- 1026 2398 SQ.FT, MANY POPULAR FEATURES ENHANCE STYLISH HOME This design boasts the features most asked for by today's home buying public. The exterior features a combination of stucco, brick, and vertical board and batten siding. A multi-level roof design boasts gable accents. Keystone detailing over the windows and the garage door add a stylish touch, as do feature windows with muntin bars, and a decorative column at the front entry. Decorative columns also frame the entrance to a private dining room. A prep kitchen between the kitchen and dining area allows for quick access to appetizers and drinks when entertaining. The great room, fast becoming the popular alternative to the family room/formal living room combination, is open to the second storey and features windows all along the rear. A split staircase allows access to the upstairs from the main hall of kitchen. Occupants of the upper floor can look down over a railing into the great room or the main hall and foyer. An unfinished basement awaits your own creative touch. Plans for U-1026 may be obtained for $465.00 for a package of five complete sets of working prints and $40.00 for each additional set of the same plan. Allow $15.00 extra to cover the cost of postage and handling (B.C. residents add applicable sales tax to plan total) (All Canadian residents add 7% GST to plan total plus postage and handling). This is one of our new designs. Many innovative plans are now available in bur NEW catalogue: Two Storey Homes 2000-2500 sq. ft., which is available for $8.51 including postage and handling and GST. Please make all cheques, money orders, and Visa or MasterCard authorizations payable to: Tynan Design inc. c/o Exeter Times Advocate Plan of The Week. 13659. 108th Avenue, Surrey B.C. V3T 21(4. visa e. - t*, iR Twp tor • met utw twrri ROOM Y�rgntatttato4MW'ccwria UMW art 1.11 rtmresMOMIW 1M1t0 Rtimlttt 11004$7-0342 524-2424 Mark 1 atr161aiB C15Nkanl Clinton Community Credit Union Eder ONet tf amiss CNN USN* 6L *mom k. 14194384141 1404244N Fein 14043:4251 roc 1411.412.3743 Airy, loathe or Rorioratitgl FisaRCe it* us! ►ttrr oath FLOORING • Vinyl • Carpet • Ceramics • Hardwood Excellent selection of carpet and vinyl remnants Professional Installation 457 Main St., Exeter 235.4401 Across hom Canadian Tire TOWN & COUNTRY HOME COMFORT .Fireplaces. Gas & Propane. High Efficiency Furnaces, Oil • Gas • Propane Air Conditioning Hot Water Heater Rentals • O1l • Gas 24 -lour Round the Clock Service 359 Maki St Euler (519) 2352032 Large 1 quantity of " k1 stock" Wallpaper, also 500 sample books to choose from Paint • Sundries • WRware Exeter Decor Centre 15 Oldley St. Exeter 235-1010 411211ind B nk o/ Nova ScotialI itRR. 11, CMthis, Ont 80111101 4AND5NCH • Widen Menthes • ww Loll Sown Scat -Fuck Vail -Mamas Skin MOM- Sisal Axing Nem Truck Fos Enamel Gerry (519) 228-6295 A.B. Case Plumbing & Heating 91 Victoria St. W. Exeter, Ont. NOM 1S2 (519) 235-1404 Sheet metal. propane and natural gas. heating and air conditioning, gas furnaces and fireplaces. Water heaters STANLAKE CEMENT CONTRACTOR • Concrete Forming • Foundations and Floors • Impressed Concrete • Driveways and Sidewalks R.R. 2 Grand Bend Dan (519) 2433261 Bruce (519) 238.2522 N.C. JONES & SONS 111). S,1111I. (r.rtrl, Topsoil • Excavation • SacldNMktg • iota • Loading and Heeling * Snow Rent* Btu: 235.2489 Res. 235-2815 Office 235-0915, Moble 175,3834 i 1 Home A Improvement Specialists advertise here 235-1331