HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1997-10-29, Page 25Lions recruits and recognition
The Exeter Lions Club in-
stalled four new members Last
Wednesday night. Back row,
from !eft, Membership Chair-
man Mac MacDougall, Larry
Eveland, Tom Hartai, Bill Car-
son, Larry Wainwright, Region-
al Chair Henri Callibert and
Club President Paul Anstett.
New members (front row):
Brent Gotts, Leo Krahn, Terry
Crawford and Paul Strupat. At
left, Bob Dinney received a ser-
vice award for 50 years of Lion -
ism from Region Chair Henri
Callibert of Ingersoll.
Make some fun with
homemade recipes
Your kids and all- those in the
neighbourhood will -be ready to
help . make some homemade fun
with these easy recipes. -
Play Clay
Set imaginations soaring with
this inexpensive homemade.clay.
Moldby hand or cut into shapes,
with cookie cutters.
cup (250 mL) corn starch
2 cups (500 mL) baking soda
'I 1/2 cups (375 mL) cold water
In saucepan, stir together corn
starch and baking soda. Add water;
stir until smooth. Stirring
constantly, cook over medium heat
until mixture resembles slightly dry
mashed potatoes; about 10-15
minutes.
Remove mixture to plate; cover
with damp cloth. When cool
enough to handle, knead until
smooth. Now you are ready to
make fun shapes!
Finished crafts can be air-dried
on wire rack overnight. Or preheat
oven to 350° F (180° C); turn off.
Then place finished objects on
cookie sheet in oven until cool.
Paint dty pieces with watercolour
or acrylic paints. For coloured clay,
add a few drops of food colouring
to water. Store unused clay in a
tightly sealed plastic bag in
refrigerator for up to one week.
Goobledy Gook
Kids will have fun playing with
this magic mixture! Mid clean up is
easy—just let dry and vacuum.
1/2 cup (125 mL) corn starch
1/4 cup 50 mL) water
In 4 -cup (1 L) bowl, stir together
corn starch and water until mixture
is a smooth, wet consistency. Start
playing. Gather mixture into your
hands and roll it into a ball. Let it
rest on your fingers and it will
flatten, feel rubbery, and then
BLYTH MEMORIAL HALL
Saturday, November 8
Tickets '23.00 per person
Tickets on sale at,,,
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Music (Goderich & Wingham),
Blyth Decor Shop or call toll free
1.888.811.9888 to charge by
phone with Mastercard and Visa
suddenly ooze through your
fingers.
Play with ,it; see it become shiny;'
dull, rubbery, hard and powdery.
Add more corn, starch or water and
see what happens!
For more information and . new
fun ideas write to Canada . Corn
Starch "Play Clay," P.O. Box 500,
Etobicoke, Ontario M9C 4V5 '
Lucan
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Nov. 1.
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Beef barbeque, prizes,
tickets $5. For more
information call 225-2710
'Stag & Dost
Tammy Halst &
Norm Roy
Sat.. Nov. 8
• 9.p.m. - 1 a.m.
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Music, refreshments. $5.
advance. $6. at door. For
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Kelly - Loomis
On Friday, August 22, 1997,
Tammy Loomis and Bill Kelly
united in marriage at St.
Patrick's Church, Lucan.
Tammy is the daughter of
Gary and Eileen Loomis of
Ailsa Craig, and Bill is the
son of Mike and Joan Kelly of
Granton. The matron of
honour was Michelle Loomis
and the bridesmaids were
LeAnne Kelly and Diane
Harsen. -The flowergirl was
• Stacy Brew Th b
Vandeworp - Waiper
Ron and Pam Waiper .are
pleased to announce the mar-
riage of their daughter Anne
to Bob, son of Bill and Elaine
Vandeworp. The celebration
took place on Saturday, May
10, 1997 at Zion Lutheran
Church, Dashwood. Attend-
ants for the happy couple
were: Maid of honour Amy
Waiper (sister of the bride)
and Best Man Mike Rader
(friend of the -groom).
Bridesrhaids were Jody
Horton (Friend of the bride),
Kristin Vandeworp (sister-in-
law of groom) and Kristy
Dobson (friend of bride).
Groomsmen were Bill Vande-
worp (brother of groom), Jeff
Butler and • Steve Glavin
(friends of groom). Flowergirl
and ringbearer were Lindsay
McGregor and Daemon
Vandeworp (niece and
nephew of groom). Anne and
Bob are currently residing in
Exeter. A special thanks to
the friends and family who
made the day so memorable.
Tribute rr 74 to the.
,Peoples Princess"
A beautiful photographed hard
cover book 9" x 11".
Quantities limited
Exeter 235-1331
er a est man
was Pat Kelly and the ushers
were Wesley Loomis and Bill
Stebbins. The ringbearer was
'Colin Brewer. The reception
was held at the Ailsa Craig
Recreation Centre. Bill and
,Tammy are presently residing
at RR4 Parkhill.
Congratulations..love family
and- friends special.
Wight - Coates
On August 23, 1997,
Elizabeth Jane Coates and
Brian James Wight
exchanged vows at Exeter
United Church. Their proud
parents are Bob and Helen
Coates, Exeter, and Ron and
Nancy Wight, Paris, Ont. The
Rev. Cordell Parsons
officiated. The wedding party
included maid - of honour,
Cathy Patry,. sister of the
bride, bridesmaids, Susan
Ratz, friend of the bride,
Cecilia Slavik and Teresa
Wight, sisters of the groom,
best man, Flint Barker,
cousin of the groom, ushers,.
Mark Patry, brother-in-law of
the bride, Greg Burkett,
cousin of the groom and
Jeroen Barel, friend of the
groom. Flowergirl and
ringbearer were Rebecca
Barker and Christopher Lilley,
cousins of the groom. Music
was provided by organist,
Linda Coates, trumpeter, Jim
Coates, aunt -and uncle of the
bride, flutist, Melanie Neil,
.cousin of the bride, and
' soloist, Ellen Barker, aunt of
i the groom. Readers were
• Doug and Judy Hansen,
brother-in-law and sister of
the bride. Jim Neil, uncle of
the bride, was masterof
ceremonies for the reception
at the South Huron Rec
Centre. After a honeymoon in .
Antigua, Liz and Brian are
residing near Paris. They wish
to thank everyone who
helped to make their day so
Coming events
EUCHRE, 1.0.0.F. Hall. second and fourthWednesdays. November to April. Please
bring lunch. 44-46•
YES! IT'S TRUE. Murray's Christmas House will be open every day until December
23, 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Ten per cent off every purchase and 50 per cent off selected mer-
chandise. Offering unique gifts and decorating ideas. thousands of choices 011 10 excit-
ing rooms. Please come share "Our Magical Christmas Home". treat yourself. your
family. and 'all your friends to the ultimate shopping experience. 7304 Richmond Si..
Arkona. 519-828-3398 or 1-8011-575-1974. 40,42.(44)c
EXETER VILLA CHRISTMAS BAZAAR, Saturday. November 1, 1997. 2.3 30
p.m. Christmas cakes and puddings. crafts, baking and much more! Proceeds to
Resident Activiiy Fund. 43.47•
CRAFT AND BAKE SALE, Helping Hands. Bethel Reformed Church. Saturday,
November I, 10.3, Exeter Town Hall. 42-44'
GiSELE IRELAND will be guest speaker at a service of music and fellowship. hosted
by area United Churches at Thames Road United Church on November 2 at 7 p.m.
Everyone welcome. 44c
ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PENNY SALE, Precious Blood CWL. Wednesday.
November 5. 1997 at 7 p.m.. Exeter Legion. Refreshments, door prizes, draws. baking,
crafts. fish pond. All welcome. 43-45c
'SEW SPECIAL' Christmas Open House. Wednesday and Thursday. November 5 and
6, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Come and discover ceramics. gift baskets. handcrafted children's
clothing. crafts and more. Held at the home of Rebecca Wilder. 2 112 miles north of
Hwy. 84 on County Rd 31. Hope to see you there' Watch for signs. 44,451
YOU MUST CONVERT your RRSP by December 31;1997 if you are between 69
and 71 years of age. Queensway Retirement Home is presenting a free seminar "Life
after RRSP's" that deals with options available for RRSP conversion. Friday.
November 7 at 2 p.m. Refreshments. Everyone welcome 100 Queen Street. Hensall.
262-2830. 44,45c
COUNTRY CHRISTMAS BAZAAR on November 8 from 11 a.m. to 1:10 p.m. at
Exeter United Church. Given by Exeter L' C.W. and women of the congregation Deli •
meat pies • baking • Christmas cookie packages • sewing • crafts • preserves • used
books • luncheon. 42.44c
MOUNT CARMEL CATHOLIC WOMEN'S LEAGUE Christmas Bazaar.
Saturday. November 8, 1997. 10 a.m.-1 p.m.. Dashwood Community Centre. 44c
COUNTRY CHRISTMAS HOME TOUR, November 8 and 9, 10-5 Tour six luxury
homes in Grand Bend area decorated for Chnstmas with professional design ideas for
your home. Avoid the line-ups with the Candle -glow Preview, November 7. 7-10 p.m.
Tickets 112. Call 1-800-265-0316. 43,44c
HOBO LUNCHEON, Wednesday, November 12. 11:30 a.m.•1:30 p.m.. Caven
Presbyterian Church, Exeter. Tickets 15.00: Takeouts 16.00. Phone 235-1118, 235-
1996 or any member. 44-46c
ST. ANDREWS UNITED CHURCH, Kippcn, Smorgasbord Supper held at
Brumfield United Church, November 12. 5 to 7 p.m. Adults 18.50; Children 12 and
under 14; pre-schoolers free. Tickets 263-5025. 44c
WORKSHOP, Nutrient Management Planning. Thursday. November 13. 8 p.m.
Godench Township Hall. Hohnesville, Don 'Whom, Waste Management Specialist.
Woodstock OMAFRA, Computer Model of Nutrient Management Planning, Meeting
open to the public. Please try to attend. Sponsored by Huron County Federation of
Agriculture. 44
BAZAAR AND TEA to be held at Triviti Memorial Parish Hall on Saturday,
November 15 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Crafts. deli, bake and loonie tables. also mince
pies and tarts. 44.46•
CENTRALIA UNITED CHURCH TURKEY SUPPER, Saturday, November 15.
1997. 5:00 and 6:30 p.m. sittings. Adults 19.50; children (6-12) 14.,5. Contact Allan
228-6557 or Larry 229-6304. 44-46c