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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1997-09-24, Page 9Page 8. Times -Advocate, September 24, 1997 FAMTI,Y Frasers celebrate their heritage By.Annie Morenz Shipka. correspondent; SHIPKA - Mabel Fraser and Jamie, Karen and Sonja Guenther Green, 'attended the second Fraser reunion at West Williams Community Centre. There weec about 85 present and the roast beef dinner was catered by the Order of the Eastern Star. Guests attended frojn California, Vancouver, Nova Scotia, Ottawa, Cobourg, Windsor, Ingersoll, Thamesford, London, Strathroy, Forest,,Thedford, Grand Bend, Parkhill, Shipka and the sur- rounding area. Clare Fraser and his wife Beth motored from Nova Scotia on theft- honeymoon. heirhoneymoon. Clare is doing a Fraser family tree and showed pictures and told about when the Frasers came from Scotland to New York State and Canada about 1812. Helen Fraser of Parkhill was for- tunate to have five generations of her family attend the gathering. There was much reminiscing and picture taking. The next reunion will be in three years. Ken and Marg Baker were recent visitors with Ken's brother Earl Baker at Aylmer, and also with their sister: in=.law Evelyn Dick of Ingersoll. .Community sympathy is expressed to Leota Snyder-, her family and grandchildren with -the death of Fennon on September '12. Also to Marie Hullehusch, daughter Sandra and her husband Paul Love, with the death of Marcel on September 18. Visitors this week with Kcn and Marg Baker were Ken Jr. and Carole Baker, Godcrich, Mike, Donna, Emily and Ryan Yarrow, of Guelph. Hugh and Annie Morenz, their son Bill of London, and Hazel Corbett of Hensall motored to Mio, Michigan on the weekend where they attended the 50th wedding anniversary of cousins Roy and Jean Boerner. Their party was held in Mio Methodist Church. Other area folks also attending were Don and Elizabeth Adams. and Donna` Corbett of Exeter. Residents enjoy quilt show r- - - - -- OOOFFNSTALL WITH THIS ON COUPON 18" SAT LLITE DISHES I sffaJ►frt„a.r $299'm We carry ECHO STAR, SONY, RCA, HUGHES, HITACHI A UNIDEN at Heritage Museum ZURICH - The residents of the Blue Water Rest Home enjoyed their afternoon with Gladys Van Egmond and the "Merry Makers" on September 12. Gladys played the piano and accordion, Mozart Gelinas Sr. played banjo and guitar, Elgin Nott played the violin, and Harvey McDowell played the violin to some old time music. Residents have enjoyed watching Shine, Evita and Jungle 2 Jungle on the big TV screen in the auditorium. Afternoon tea on September 10 was enjoyed by the residents. Idella Gabel provided classical music for the event. There was an outing September 16 to the Lambton Heritage Museum near Grand Bend to see the quilts on display from Saskatchewan. There were quilts made by many community members on display as well. Dorothy Dietrich, Esther Makins, Philippa Steckle, Mabel Riley, Hilda Rader and Beatrice Geoffrey made the outing. Ray Rader, volunteered to drive the wheelchair van, Vivian Fremlin, Jean Armstrong and Cathy Shantz assisted the residents in their tour. September 17, the residents took part in the Huron County Alzheimer Coffee Hour. Residents, staff, auxiliary and community members took a moment for a cup of coffee/tea and cookies and made donations towards the Alzheimer Society of Huron County. Max Ducharme and the "Townliners" visited the Home on September 18 to entertain the residents. Ducharme, Phyllis Deichert, Harvey Hodgins and Doug Insley had residents up and on the floor dancing to the beat. Roy Gingerich, Philippa Steckle, Mabel Kyle, Mabel Riley, Clara Hamilton, Clarence Gascho, Beatrice Rader and Seleda Steckle, with the aid of the wheelchair bus and volunteers attended the Zurich Mennonite Church on Sunday. In the afternoon, Art Coker entertained with organ music in the Chapel. Recent Thursday afternoon chapel services have been led by Rev. Cheri DiNovo, Brucefield United Church, Evangelist Arnold Gratton, Gospel Hall, Grand Bend, and Fr. Matthias Wronski, St Boniface Church, Zurich. Many of the fall colors have come full bloom in the gardens and coun- tryside with recent rains and everyone is taking as much advantage as: they can before the winter snows set in. Mary Regier has been the indoor gar- • dener for us as she has mad numerous trips with bundles of fresh for the residents to enjoy.gladioli. There have been a wide variety of colors, from rich -burgundy red, variegated pinks, brilliant whites to soft yellows. Best wishes to Louis Weigand and Connie Graham who are patients at University Hospital; and to Nettie Tinney who is also a patient in London. Volunteers Needed With the fall season as people resume their normal busy schedules, the Home is in need of extra volunteers. The Auxiliary members are kept quite busy attending to the residents needs, but the home is in need of extra -volunteers to accompany residents on outings. Shopping trips to ' Masonville Plaza or Goderich, trips to museums, picnics, outings in group settings when a resident is matched one on dne with a volunteer; drivers either for the wheelchair bus or their own cars to medical appointments in Zurich, Exeter, Grand Bend, London, Goderich or Stratford where there is only one resident to take; volunteers to assist with activities within the Home itself - transplanting of flowers, and assisting with games and crafts. If you have any spare time and would like to assist with senior citizens, please call the Home at 236-4373 and ask for Cathy Shantz, Adjuvant. Coming Events • September28- a birthday party with our Lady of Mount Carmel Church and Bob Brown and the Gospel Hall singers. September 30 -the bi-weekly Bible Study will resume for the fall season at 2:30 p.m. with Rev. Gani Lazaro. Zurich/Dashwood United Church. Country Ba Wed., Thurs., Fri. Light Rye Bread .79 kery 367 Main St. S. Exeter 235-2525 and Sat. Sept. 24,25,26,27 Mini Cakes .79 y,.. :Ai,,:nC a� !bcuudL Camra Dawn would like to take this opportunity to thank all her clients for their patronage over the past three years. She invites all of her past and present customers to visit her at the new location eau 263-6965 40. ww. JI Name I14 mai as a hero+ .Moroi x ►w GRAND SFEaus PLANT PARADISE A division of Mount Forest Flowers Beautify your home surroundings with silk -like plants * We offer a variety of large & small plants, trees, flowers to suit any taste or decor * Custom designed at reasonable ptio s * Consultation available * Largest selection in the area 190 Main street South, Mount Forest 323-1280 --- NO MorJEY DOWN O.A.C. 1 a W0400 VeM4444014t4,4 1 CALL A-1 ENTERPRISES 1-800-293-2378 GRAND BEND ------ -----J THE 'BRADFORD EXCHANGE THE/rlf )i OF PLATE COLLECTING. "Th. P.opl.'s Pst..a.is" Pials o.r..., lb. 21aaa" 2.....4 o f Odes .va'ld aoll.Cao,. A portion of the proceeds from this plate will be donated to "The Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fund," Kensington Palace, London We are now accepting orders ts? $39.95 9e flections 386 Main St. Exeter, 235-4613, Fax: 235-3704 email reflections@odyssey,on.ca NOTICE TO MUNICIPAL ELECTORS OF THE TOWN OF EXETER - TAKE NOTICE THAT NOMINATIONS may be filed at the Office of the Clerk of Exeter between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. up to and including Nomination Day, Friday, October 10, 1997. OFFICES TO WHICH PERSONS MAY BE NOMINATED: COUNCIL FOR THE TOWN OF EXETER Mayor - 1 Reeve - 1 Deputy -Reeve - 1 Councillors - 4 EXETER PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION Commissioners - 2 FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that nominations must be in the prescribed form, and be accompanied by the prescribed nomination filing fee of $100. The nomination will only be certified where the Clerk is satisfied that the person is qualified to be nominated and that the nomination complies with the Act. the nomination must be signed by the candidate, and may be filed in person or by an agent as set forth in section 33 of the Act. Nomination forms and full particulars of procedure to be followed may be obtained from the undersigned. - Where there are more certified candidates than are required to fill the office, notice will be given on the location of voting places, the dates and times that voting places will be open for voting, manner in which electors may be voting proxies, and any alternative voting methods. AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that where, at 5 p.m. on Tuesday, October 14, 1997, the number of certified candidates for an office is the same as or less than the number to be elected, the Clerk shall immediately declare the candidate or candidates elected by acclamation. On Wednesday, October 15, 1997, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. additional nominations may be filed for the remaining vacancies in the office in respect of which there was an insufficient number of certified candidates, and the provision of subsections 33(5) and 37(2) apply. NOMINATIONS FOR SCHOOL BOARD TRUSTEES Electors interested in being nominated for Trustee for any one of the following four school boards: PUBLIC SCHOOL BOARD - ENGLISH LANGUAGE SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD - ENGLISH LANGUAGE PUBLIC SCHOOL BOARD - FRENCH LANGUAGE SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD - FRENCH LANGUAGE must be identified on the Voters' List as a supporter of the school board to which the candidate is to be nominated. Nomination forms for School Trustee may be picked up at your local municipal office, but must be filed within the stated time with the Clerk of the municipality designated 'to receive the nominations for that school board. Please refer to separate advertisements in respect to where to file nomination forms for school board trustees or call the Municipal Office for more information - 235-0310 Ext. 24. ADVANCE VOTINQ - Saturday, November 1, 1997 between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. to be located at the Municipal Office, 322 Main Street, Exeter. VOTING DAY - Monday, November 10, 1997 Curb side voting will be available for the handicapped on both days. VOTING PROXY If an elector is unable to vote at the Advance Vote or on Voting Day, both with curbside voting available for the handicapped, he or she may designate another voter to vote by proxy for that individual who is unable to vote. The elector wishing to appoint a voting proxy must do so on the prescribed form during regular office hours of the Clerk up to and including Election Day or between 12 noon and 5 p.m. on the day of the Advance Poll. A person appointed.a voting proxy may only act for one person who is not a relative, but can act for any number of proxy who are immediate relatives. Appointment of Voting Proxies will only be certified after Nomination day October 10, 1997. GIVEN UNDER MY HAND this 12th day of September, 1997 ELIZABETH BELL Clerk and Returning Officer Town of Exeter 9 . CROSSWORD 4 •• _ imam !:: 7 ■.17 ■■■18 ■■■ 19 20 ■ 21 22 ■■■ 23 ■®■. 24 ■ 25 ■■■ 26 27 ■■ 28 ■■ 29 ■■■ 30 31 32 33 34 35 ■ 36 ■■■■ 37 ■■■ 38 ■■■ 39.. ■■■■ 40 ■■■ 41 ■■■ 42 ■■■■ 43 ®■ . ■ . 44 ■ 45 ■■■ 46 ■ 47 ®■■ 48 ®■ • 49 50 51 52 53.54. ■■ 55 56 ■■■ 57 ■■ 58 ■■■ ■ 60 61 ■� 62 ■■■ ■ 64 ■■■■ 65 ■■■ ■■ 67 ■■■ . ACROSS : 52. Pocket bottle 29. Fearsome threesome - 1. Prophet swallowed 55. Pretend 30. Show fear 57.. Snaffle 31. First place by a fish • 50. " Got No- 32. Some votes 6. Major ender (Hair song) .. 33. Current 10. Actress -dancer 59. Threshold 34. Horse's gait . =Ellen , 60. Wear away 35.. Mishap • 14. Carroll heroine . 62. Reasonable . accompaniment. 15. Word before box or 63. Lettuce unit ' 36. Pleased town 64. Scorch 37. Linda o1 "Alice - 16. News clipping • 65. Fir,. e.g. , 39. Solid - 17. Appalachian 66. Felix.Unger's 42. Mope occupation . daughter 43. Forthright 18. Blunders 67. Trifled (with) 46. Binge 19. Baking - 47. Cosmetician Lauder - 20. Fitst lady DOWN 48. Rita Hayworth film - 21. Flat cap 49. Lustrous black 23. Musical form - 1. President Garfield 50. Esker 24. The Plumed 2. Greek export 51. Trusty mount (D.H. Lawrence) 3. Forty 52. food • flier 26. Gershwin et al. • 4. Fearless _ 53. Truth stretcher 28. Piper that's paid 5. Operetta composer • 54. Stuart queen Apr. 15 Victor - 56. Gusto 29. Made tracks. 6. S skel's partner 59. Wore a 30. Type of shooter 7. Sped - Yellow Ribbon 33. Fountain treat 8. Burrito wraps . 61. River, to Ricardo 36. Boutique employee 9. Three-point Scrabble 38. Diving bird tiles i 39. Deadly 10. Passport stamps 40. Out of the wind • 11. Rival of Harrow 41. On and off, e.g.- 12. Use a decorator 43. Ties 13. Alone 44. Filmmaker Craven . (Milland film) 45. Mita 18 author 22. Navy off. • 46. alai 23. Thugs _ 47. Wahodet al. . 25. Eighty-eight 48. Amasses .. 27. Spin Frasers celebrate their heritage By.Annie Morenz Shipka. correspondent; SHIPKA - Mabel Fraser and Jamie, Karen and Sonja Guenther Green, 'attended the second Fraser reunion at West Williams Community Centre. There weec about 85 present and the roast beef dinner was catered by the Order of the Eastern Star. Guests attended frojn California, Vancouver, Nova Scotia, Ottawa, Cobourg, Windsor, Ingersoll, Thamesford, London, Strathroy, Forest,,Thedford, Grand Bend, Parkhill, Shipka and the sur- rounding area. Clare Fraser and his wife Beth motored from Nova Scotia on theft- honeymoon. heirhoneymoon. Clare is doing a Fraser family tree and showed pictures and told about when the Frasers came from Scotland to New York State and Canada about 1812. Helen Fraser of Parkhill was for- tunate to have five generations of her family attend the gathering. There was much reminiscing and picture taking. The next reunion will be in three years. Ken and Marg Baker were recent visitors with Ken's brother Earl Baker at Aylmer, and also with their sister: in=.law Evelyn Dick of Ingersoll. .Community sympathy is expressed to Leota Snyder-, her family and grandchildren with -the death of Fennon on September '12. Also to Marie Hullehusch, daughter Sandra and her husband Paul Love, with the death of Marcel on September 18. Visitors this week with Kcn and Marg Baker were Ken Jr. and Carole Baker, Godcrich, Mike, Donna, Emily and Ryan Yarrow, of Guelph. Hugh and Annie Morenz, their son Bill of London, and Hazel Corbett of Hensall motored to Mio, Michigan on the weekend where they attended the 50th wedding anniversary of cousins Roy and Jean Boerner. Their party was held in Mio Methodist Church. Other area folks also attending were Don and Elizabeth Adams. and Donna` Corbett of Exeter. Residents enjoy quilt show r- - - - -- OOOFFNSTALL WITH THIS ON COUPON 18" SAT LLITE DISHES I sffaJ►frt„a.r $299'm We carry ECHO STAR, SONY, RCA, HUGHES, HITACHI A UNIDEN at Heritage Museum ZURICH - The residents of the Blue Water Rest Home enjoyed their afternoon with Gladys Van Egmond and the "Merry Makers" on September 12. Gladys played the piano and accordion, Mozart Gelinas Sr. played banjo and guitar, Elgin Nott played the violin, and Harvey McDowell played the violin to some old time music. Residents have enjoyed watching Shine, Evita and Jungle 2 Jungle on the big TV screen in the auditorium. Afternoon tea on September 10 was enjoyed by the residents. Idella Gabel provided classical music for the event. There was an outing September 16 to the Lambton Heritage Museum near Grand Bend to see the quilts on display from Saskatchewan. There were quilts made by many community members on display as well. Dorothy Dietrich, Esther Makins, Philippa Steckle, Mabel Riley, Hilda Rader and Beatrice Geoffrey made the outing. Ray Rader, volunteered to drive the wheelchair van, Vivian Fremlin, Jean Armstrong and Cathy Shantz assisted the residents in their tour. September 17, the residents took part in the Huron County Alzheimer Coffee Hour. Residents, staff, auxiliary and community members took a moment for a cup of coffee/tea and cookies and made donations towards the Alzheimer Society of Huron County. Max Ducharme and the "Townliners" visited the Home on September 18 to entertain the residents. Ducharme, Phyllis Deichert, Harvey Hodgins and Doug Insley had residents up and on the floor dancing to the beat. Roy Gingerich, Philippa Steckle, Mabel Kyle, Mabel Riley, Clara Hamilton, Clarence Gascho, Beatrice Rader and Seleda Steckle, with the aid of the wheelchair bus and volunteers attended the Zurich Mennonite Church on Sunday. In the afternoon, Art Coker entertained with organ music in the Chapel. Recent Thursday afternoon chapel services have been led by Rev. Cheri DiNovo, Brucefield United Church, Evangelist Arnold Gratton, Gospel Hall, Grand Bend, and Fr. Matthias Wronski, St Boniface Church, Zurich. Many of the fall colors have come full bloom in the gardens and coun- tryside with recent rains and everyone is taking as much advantage as: they can before the winter snows set in. Mary Regier has been the indoor gar- • dener for us as she has mad numerous trips with bundles of fresh for the residents to enjoy.gladioli. There have been a wide variety of colors, from rich -burgundy red, variegated pinks, brilliant whites to soft yellows. Best wishes to Louis Weigand and Connie Graham who are patients at University Hospital; and to Nettie Tinney who is also a patient in London. Volunteers Needed With the fall season as people resume their normal busy schedules, the Home is in need of extra volunteers. The Auxiliary members are kept quite busy attending to the residents needs, but the home is in need of extra -volunteers to accompany residents on outings. Shopping trips to ' Masonville Plaza or Goderich, trips to museums, picnics, outings in group settings when a resident is matched one on dne with a volunteer; drivers either for the wheelchair bus or their own cars to medical appointments in Zurich, Exeter, Grand Bend, London, Goderich or Stratford where there is only one resident to take; volunteers to assist with activities within the Home itself - transplanting of flowers, and assisting with games and crafts. If you have any spare time and would like to assist with senior citizens, please call the Home at 236-4373 and ask for Cathy Shantz, Adjuvant. Coming Events • September28- a birthday party with our Lady of Mount Carmel Church and Bob Brown and the Gospel Hall singers. September 30 -the bi-weekly Bible Study will resume for the fall season at 2:30 p.m. with Rev. Gani Lazaro. Zurich/Dashwood United Church. Country Ba Wed., Thurs., Fri. Light Rye Bread .79 kery 367 Main St. S. Exeter 235-2525 and Sat. Sept. 24,25,26,27 Mini Cakes .79 y,.. :Ai,,:nC a� !bcuudL Camra Dawn would like to take this opportunity to thank all her clients for their patronage over the past three years. She invites all of her past and present customers to visit her at the new location eau 263-6965 40. ww. JI Name I14 mai as a hero+ .Moroi x ►w GRAND SFEaus PLANT PARADISE A division of Mount Forest Flowers Beautify your home surroundings with silk -like plants * We offer a variety of large & small plants, trees, flowers to suit any taste or decor * Custom designed at reasonable ptio s * Consultation available * Largest selection in the area 190 Main street South, Mount Forest 323-1280 --- NO MorJEY DOWN O.A.C. 1 a W0400 VeM4444014t4,4 1 CALL A-1 ENTERPRISES 1-800-293-2378 GRAND BEND ------ -----J THE 'BRADFORD EXCHANGE THE/rlf )i OF PLATE COLLECTING. "Th. P.opl.'s Pst..a.is" Pials o.r..., lb. 21aaa" 2.....4 o f Odes .va'ld aoll.Cao,. A portion of the proceeds from this plate will be donated to "The Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fund," Kensington Palace, London We are now accepting orders ts? $39.95 9e flections 386 Main St. Exeter, 235-4613, Fax: 235-3704 email reflections@odyssey,on.ca NOTICE TO MUNICIPAL ELECTORS OF THE TOWN OF EXETER - TAKE NOTICE THAT NOMINATIONS may be filed at the Office of the Clerk of Exeter between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. up to and including Nomination Day, Friday, October 10, 1997. OFFICES TO WHICH PERSONS MAY BE NOMINATED: COUNCIL FOR THE TOWN OF EXETER Mayor - 1 Reeve - 1 Deputy -Reeve - 1 Councillors - 4 EXETER PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION Commissioners - 2 FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that nominations must be in the prescribed form, and be accompanied by the prescribed nomination filing fee of $100. The nomination will only be certified where the Clerk is satisfied that the person is qualified to be nominated and that the nomination complies with the Act. the nomination must be signed by the candidate, and may be filed in person or by an agent as set forth in section 33 of the Act. Nomination forms and full particulars of procedure to be followed may be obtained from the undersigned. - Where there are more certified candidates than are required to fill the office, notice will be given on the location of voting places, the dates and times that voting places will be open for voting, manner in which electors may be voting proxies, and any alternative voting methods. AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that where, at 5 p.m. on Tuesday, October 14, 1997, the number of certified candidates for an office is the same as or less than the number to be elected, the Clerk shall immediately declare the candidate or candidates elected by acclamation. On Wednesday, October 15, 1997, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. additional nominations may be filed for the remaining vacancies in the office in respect of which there was an insufficient number of certified candidates, and the provision of subsections 33(5) and 37(2) apply. NOMINATIONS FOR SCHOOL BOARD TRUSTEES Electors interested in being nominated for Trustee for any one of the following four school boards: PUBLIC SCHOOL BOARD - ENGLISH LANGUAGE SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD - ENGLISH LANGUAGE PUBLIC SCHOOL BOARD - FRENCH LANGUAGE SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD - FRENCH LANGUAGE must be identified on the Voters' List as a supporter of the school board to which the candidate is to be nominated. Nomination forms for School Trustee may be picked up at your local municipal office, but must be filed within the stated time with the Clerk of the municipality designated 'to receive the nominations for that school board. Please refer to separate advertisements in respect to where to file nomination forms for school board trustees or call the Municipal Office for more information - 235-0310 Ext. 24. ADVANCE VOTINQ - Saturday, November 1, 1997 between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. to be located at the Municipal Office, 322 Main Street, Exeter. VOTING DAY - Monday, November 10, 1997 Curb side voting will be available for the handicapped on both days. VOTING PROXY If an elector is unable to vote at the Advance Vote or on Voting Day, both with curbside voting available for the handicapped, he or she may designate another voter to vote by proxy for that individual who is unable to vote. The elector wishing to appoint a voting proxy must do so on the prescribed form during regular office hours of the Clerk up to and including Election Day or between 12 noon and 5 p.m. on the day of the Advance Poll. A person appointed.a voting proxy may only act for one person who is not a relative, but can act for any number of proxy who are immediate relatives. Appointment of Voting Proxies will only be certified after Nomination day October 10, 1997. GIVEN UNDER MY HAND this 12th day of September, 1997 ELIZABETH BELL Clerk and Returning Officer Town of Exeter 9