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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1999-11-03, Page 3616 Exeter Times -Advocate Wednesday, November 3, 1999 Tea and bake sale set for this Saturday at Blue Water ilivr \ZURICH - The residents �f Blue Water Rest Home Listened to the Christian rleformed Church Choir )n October 19. Steve oortinga as pianist, ?eter Visscher as spokesperson led the hoir in the singing of tiymns. The St. Boniface C.W.L. costed the October birth - jay party on October 25. 3est wishes and gifts 'rom the Auxiliary were extended to Eleanor Watson, Mabel Gilfillan, Martha Weigand, 3arbara Plumb and Florence Brown. Crystal Gingerich, Jana Lyn Ramer, Holly Gray, Nicky DeBont, Michael Hartman Ind Jonathan Thornton 3ntertained. On October 25 Rev. Brian Williamson and wife Marlene led the resi- Jents in a sing along. Cathy Rau and her grade five class visited :he Home on October 26 for the Buddy Program. Many students dressed in Halloween attire helped the residents carve pumpkins while they recited Halloween poems and songs. Lori and Mike Masse donated pumpkins. Corky Bedard and friends entertained the residents on October 28 with Don Bedard on gui- tar and vocal, Harvey Smith on guitar and vocals, Bob Gilmour on violin, Keith Haynes on guitar, George Mathonia on accordion and Phyllis Deichert on piano. The residents gathered on Saturday afternoon for a Halloween party in the auditorium. The program included Halloween histo- ry, superstitions, mystery guests (compliments of staff member Debbie Regier and resident Carman Lovie), touch tests with blindfolds to guess if what they were feeling were brains, eye sockets, furry critters or what, staff members dressed in costume for a parade. Emma and Robert Manson and Stuart Steckle assisted resident Beatrice Rader, Neil Mustard, Philippa Steckle, Marie Gingerich, Clarence Gascho and Margaret Hess at the morning services at Zurich Mennonite Church. Fr. Matthias Wronski, St. Boniface Church, Zurich has started Catholic Sunday morning services in the chapel at 11:15 a.m. This is in addi- tion to the Thursday afternoon service at 3:30 p.m. This saves volunteer drivers escorting resi- dents to St. Boniface or St. Peter's on a Sunday morning. Sunday evening the residents enjoyed all the ghosts and goblins decked out in their Halloween attire. The trick or treaters were 4111111101, Mew greeted by many resi- dents and treats were dis- tributed to all The tenants of Maplewoods Apartments enjoyed a chili lunch with black forest cake for dessert at the Home on November 1. Tenants Verda Baechler, Meda O'Brien, Ina Neeb, Ila O'Rourke, Vera Shantz,, Anna Erb, Reta Snyder, Helen and Lloyd Otterbein visited over the meal served by Auxiliary volunteer Mary (Curtis) Gingerich. A movie enti- tled `Shiloh Two' was shown in the afternoon. Condolences go to the family and friends of the late Charles Ralph (Red) Farrell who passed away at Blue Water Rest Home in his 92nd year. Ralph was the husband of resi- dent Dorothy Farrell and funeral arrangements were held at Grimsby. -The Farrell's lived for many years in Smithville. Their c aughter Suzanne Farrell and husband John of Grand Bend and their son Daniel Farrell and �fe Jolayne of Hancock, chigan oversee their care at the Home. The residents look for- ward to the Auxiliary on November 2, the Auxiliary Tea and Bake Sale on November 6 from 2 to 3:30 p.m.; and to the Rose and Andrews Quartet on November 7 at 2:30 p.m. Scouting excellence Two regional Scout leaders were honoured last week by Scouts Canada at a Huron District Council meeting in Goderich. Laurie Kraftcheck (second from left) and Susan Kraftcheck (middle) were given Medals of Merit in recognition of their "beyond the call" service as leaders within the organization. Laurie Kraftcheck is a Troop Scouter in Exeter, and Susan Kraftcheck is aVenturers' advisor as well as the District President.The presentation, made on behalf of former Governor- General Romeo LeBlanc, was made Wednesday night at North Street United Church. Pictured here with the Kraftchecks are Karen Redmond (left), Hugh Gissing and Theresa Moller. 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