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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1998-07-08, Page 6Page b Tinges -Advocate, July 8, 1998 FAMILY William St. yard sate .Despite the: rain on Saturday, the annual William Si. yard sale -in Exeter was not completely washed. out. Sev- eral eweral families participated including the Smith's picture(' above. From left," Nancy Smith, Chad Smith, Jessica Bray and Corey Smith. Annual summer dinner at Blue *ater ZURICH - The residents of Blue Hess, Pearl Miller and Kurt Gebel Water Rest Home attended the enjoyed.a bus trip into the country antwal seniors dinner at the Zurich with volunteer driver John Community Centre on June 23.: Campbell. They visited Bayfield- to Josef Risi was volunteer bus driver see Eleanor's former home, the for•the event; volunteer Martha home of Beth Dougherty, the Risi, Auxiliary President and Ann Home's hair stylist, and Brigidier McBride, Hobby Room Convener • Smith's former home. A visit to the • assisted the residents .to and from marina and the home of Tom the event and helped them select Penhale, the creator of a carriage -their .dinner.: Residents Esther for Walt Disney Productions was Makins. Margaret Hess, Philippa also seen. Steckle, Geraldine and Dennis.. The residents were hosts to their family_ for the annual resident/fami- ly summer dinner at the Home on - June 28. Approximately 250 family Charrette, Stewart Thiel, Isidore Duchanne, Marie Gingerich, Mabel Riley, Clara Hamilton. Jean _and Bill Burr,. Clarence Smillie, Dorothy Dietrich. Dorothy Bapty and Florence Brown enjoyed the evening meal and entertainment. On June 24 residents Clarence Gascho, Eleanor Watson, Mabel Kyle, Vera Haberer; Margaret -: -. 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John- Tremulak, Zion-- Lutheran ion-- Lutheran Church, Dashwood con- ducted chapel service on June 25 with the'assistance of Jayne Hayter. as organist. Rev. Tracey Crick, Dashwood/Goshen United Church, conducted chapel service on July 2 with the assistance of Blue Water apartment tenant Beatrice Rader as organist. Fr. Matthias Wronski, St. Boniface Church, Zurich celebrated Mass. - Those who attended Sunday morning service on July 5 at Zurich GRANTON .= The windstorm Mennonite Church were Mabel last Tuesday morning, finally Kyle, Marie Gingerich, Clarence brought -some welcome rain but at Gascho; Margaret Hess, Philippa the same tihie numerous trees were Steckle, Mabel Riley- and Vera pruned in the village. Soon the O'Brien. chain saws were a buzzing and the .On. July 6 the tenants of clean up was inprogress. Maplewoods Apartments enjoyed a Muriel Lewis attended the FWIO lunch served by Auxiliary volun- Conference '98 hosted by Trent teer Mary (Curtis) Gingerich.- Valley Area Women's Institute at Tenants,. Reta Snyder, Verda the Loyalist'College-in the Quince B.aechler, • Helen .and Lloyd area near Belleville on July 3, 4 and Otterbein, Ina Neeb, Ila O'Rourke, 5th. -The program theme.was.To- Anna Erb and Meda O'Brien day's -Family Shaping•To-morrow's socialized while eating.: World where Maude Barlow and Welcome to Margaret Kennedy -Roy Bonisteel were two of the • Yeaman of Bayfield who is a new prominent speakers. ' resident at Blue Water Rest Home. Marion Gricken was honoured at,The residents look forward to a an open house on Saturday hopping trip to Goderich on July evening, July --4, at -• Juaniia 6. a birthday party with Kippen Westman's home, prior to moving `United Church on July 7, a water - to St. Marys after 3.1 year's in melon -tea on July -8, -a -barbecue on Granton.' Friends and neighbours, - July 9 and organist Art. Coker on gathered to wish her well and July 10. . - - - present her with a microwave members enjoyed their dinner! i 1 turkey. roast beef, ham, salads and strawberry shortcake. The direc- tors, their spouses and 'voluntary Auxiliary members helped the dietary staff serve the guests. Entertainment for the afternoon was provided by Hugh Harper as pianist, Gladys VanEgmond and her Merry Makers, Mozart Gelinas Sr:,- Harvey McDowell, Elgin Knott; and Leona McBride and Audrey Haberer. Resident Juliette Denomme and her family had a sing along following the dinner and Becky Bender also gave her•rnother Philippa Steckle a solo perfor- mance in the.evening. The kitchen staff served 250 guests, 65 resi- dents and 35 volunteers and staff laetween 3:30 and 6:30 p.m. On June. 29 resident Philippa Steckle played the piano for a resi- dent sing along in the auditorium. Canada Day was celebrated at Blue Water with a barbecue and a Canada Day decorated cake at noon. Red and white streamers and. maple leaf flags decorated the audi- torium and courtyard. A Canada Day -quiz was held in the afternoon to test everyone's memory. Organist. Art Coker entertained. the residents. with popular music in the chapel on Friday afternoon. On Sunday afternoon the residents enjoyed fun and fitness in the courtyard and later tea and remi- niscing in the west wing lounge. Capsule Comments with Ernie Miatello . Swimmer's Ear is a painful, itchy infection of the ex- ternal ear that can develop from long periods of swimming. It's caused by water becoming trapped in the ear making it an ideal breeding ground fot bacte- ria. .. ~ To help prevent this -condition, shake your head to remove the water after swimming and dry the ears with a corner of your towel. You can also make a solution of 1 part white vinegar and one part rubbingalcohol and install 1-2 drops. This will help dry the ear out. - If you live in an area where summer temperatures and humidity are high, take care. Your body's cooling process wilt not work as efficiently in these conditions. You will tire easily and your heart works harder. Drink plenty of fluids. Avoid caffeine and alcohol -containing beverages which can dehydrate the body. You can also reduce your protein and fat intake. These foods increase the body's heat production. Eat more fruits and veggies. And avoid prolonged exertion in this weather. HURON APOTHECARY Ltd. Phone 235-1982 440 Main St., Exeter "Your Health Care Pharmacy" cabinet. Refreshments were served by the hostess, assisted- by Rilla Bakker, Hazel Anderson and Jean Noon -who arranged the• pleasant evening. " • ' The Foodgrains service was held at the park pavilion on Sunday, July 5 led by Val Hodgins of I London. The guest speaker was Kevin Stuart and the lessons were read by Marilyn Humphrey. - Leroy Bryan led the Psalm and the choir sang 'You'll never walk alone,'. Special music was provided by flutist Donna Camp. Flowers from the funeral of Ethel Crouch ' were placed at the front. The • partner churches from Humber • Valley United and St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church attended as well as Wesley United. A beef Barbecue followed in the park: At Si. Paul's. Anglican Church, Kirkton on Sunday, July 5th Rev. Glenda Meakin led• the service when'St..James members from -St. . Marys also attended. The message was about needing God's healing. - Kathy Blackler and the minister , read .the lessons and Mary Blackler) sang the 'Stranger of Galilee'. Due to slight paint blemishes, we have 22 Omega Euro- ' Pro DeluxeDenimsewing machines with superb stitch quality, versatility, simplicity and ease of operation. 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