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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1997-11-12, Page 6-r Pa'e6' Times -Advocate, November 12, 1997 FAMII Y Senior citizens group remember EXETER - Exeter Seniors meeting for November 4 opened with a pot luck supper as usual at 6 p.m. The theme of the m eting was Remembrance. Presiders Lila Ellis read a poem called Fla ders Field. The hall was dee ated - with poppies and red candles Birthday greetings sang to Almira Ford, Alexandra Dizoba, Gwen McKellar and Ella Hodder. Anniversary greetings sang to Grace and Clayton Merner. Gerald and Lois McFalls were missed. A happy anniversary to them as well. Minutes read and adopted as read seconded by Charlie Rollings. Treasurers report given accepted as read, seconded by Eldon Heywood. The Field Reps. Gwen McKellar and Louise Hayter paid their visit this month. The are from the zone and- make a report to U.S.C.O. The talked about seniors working together as seniors. The U.S.C.O. have purchased a new flag to represent all Seniors Clubs who belong to U.S.C.O. (United Senior Citizens of Ontario). Yellow color stands for golden years, white for security and blue, true to our country. - U.S.C.O. now recognize those of 50 years as Seniors. The U.S.C.O. have a very strong voice when put into use, A thank you to those who have the courage to stand tall for Grey Power. Alva Heywood Sec. presented Doris Denham treasurer with a cheque of $66. Heywood received this from their daughter Dorothy from Wingham. Employees in the Bank of Montreal' where Denham works save -a -tape program put it together with Zehrs and made a donation for Bingo players that go to the Villa for prizes. Bingo players this month are Alexandra Dizoba and Sebrina Litoborshi. . A get well card was sent to Lee Jory and Percy Noels also an anniversary card to Lois and Gerald McFalls. Mary Ford gave a report on the bus trip'to the races. Door prizes were won by Josie Ryckman, Ella Hodder and Clare Masse. • THE LIONS CORNER This coluinn will he a monthly update advertising the Exeter Lions Club's activities for,the preceding month. The purpose of this column is to keep the public informed of bur busy club's activities. Donations are as follows: • $1000 to Huron Safe Homes for Youth • $2000 to SHDHS for computer • $1183 to Jeff Finkbeiner for new medical equipi'nent • $125 to SHRC for public skating • $200 to Stephen Mirror Hockey • $500 to Palliative Care program 'The Exeter Lions Club.cele- brated its 60th Anniversary on October 18 at the Legion with special presentations to Bob , Dinney for 50 years of,active service. They also inducted four new members on October 22. Welcome to Brent Gotts, Terry Crawford, Paul Strupat and Leo Krahn. The "Trip of the Month" draw winners were: • Lois Godbolt - Cuba - August • Gerry Morgan - Venezuela - September • Colin Sims - $1000 - October • CHRISTMAS BEGINS IN /ayfield NOVEMBER 14, 15 & 16, 1997 AND CONTINUES THROUGH THE CHRISTMAS SEASON agio In Store Draws * Draw Date December 14. 1997 Refreshments & Treats Tree Lighting Celebration * Friday, November 14. 1997 * 7:00 p.m. Clan Gregor Square * Carolling in the Square * Visit from Santa • * Refreshments & Treats Christmas Bazaar * Bayfield Town Hall * Friday, November 14. 1997 12 noon • 9 p.m * • Saturday. November 15, 1997 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Choir Presentation * Sunday. November 16. 1997 * 2:00 p.m. Bayfield Town Hall * Tickets available from Bayfield Lions and at the door Remember: SHOPS ARE OPEN THROUGH THE CHRISTMAS SEASON azyfi e Id A VILLAGE FOR ALL SEASONS Entertainment committee had a good program. Doug Insley and buddies played several numbers with some singing. Josie Ryckman played a few selections on the piano. Everyone enjoys music. Poems and skits followed. Tickets for Senior Christmas party were on sale. Dinner will be catered to by Legion rrlen. Dinner, December 1 at 6:30 p.m. Tickets $7. All names in by November 22. Program to folio*. Doris Denham moved to close the ,meeting. WI Life Member honored at meeting USBORNE TWP. - Hurondale , W.I. met at the home of Marian Dougall on October 29 with 12 members and two visitors present. The president opened the meeting with the Ode and Mary Stewart Collect. An In Memoriam" in honor of life member Olive Hicks was given by Dougall. Hicks.was also a life member of Huron South District W.I. The roll call,'was answered by a Halloween experience and Lorraine ,Alexander and her group were in charge of the program. Gladys Richardson gave several readings on autumn and a skit on "Resolutions" was performed by Alexander and Dougall. It was written by member Mabel Stanlake. Guest speaker was Alma Langford on "Positive Aging". Reports, from the W.I. Rally at Crediton we're given by Helen Webber and Bev Campbell: Marian Dougall reported on the Area Convention which was held in Embro. A report was given on the Board meeting in Hensall. Some members took the short courses in Londesborough this week. /b►ra tasty t Lt... There Is something about remembering and food that go hand in hand! It must be nostalgia. I love to associate various recipes with different periods in my lifetime. The following recipe comes from my days in highschool home economics. What fun we would have picking out a menu, making our grocery list and then preparing and eating our delectables. Some things turned out - others well we say we learned something! Enjoy the following! Zippy Salisbury Steaks 1 1 /2 lbs. ground beef 2 tbsp. margarine 1 /2 cup sliced onions 2/3 cup water 1 /4 cup brown sugar 2 tbsp. bottled steak sauce (or Worcestershire) 1 tsp. salt • Shape beef into oval steaks. Heat margarine and brown steaks. Set aside. Add onions to pan drippings and saute till soft. Add all other ingredients. Bring to a boil stirring lots, add meat and simmer together. Tip. I often double the onions and sauce to give a large amount of 'gravy'. Debby Wagler 0.1 \1:Ahf-L i' II:\1l4S I1I.I: PORTRAIT Ediecce.Hairstyling, Esth& Tuning cPre.senls Clamorous y. ou (Be Cinderella fora Your session includes ✓ professional make-up application ✓ fashion hairstyle ✓ wardrobe and accessory selection ✓ FREE 8 x 10 portrait of' your choice ' Couples or small groups may be arranged, $ 95 •+ taxes Thursday Nov.' 20 Limited bookings available For an appointment or more information call 50 Thames Rd. E. (valu-mart Plaza) 235-1880 \1 \klI-L 1' H \IRS1IL[ I'ORTR:\I r l►1111! 1d UrTL ll 225.2645 RR #3 Granton Harold Vander Hydeir • Hock • block • F urdatkm • Slone • Wal • c.ncrec P2tn • Deists • Steps • Pwrhes • chimncss • Pointing • \c* Homes • Firepbc • Remodel Home 'Improvement' Specialists advertise here 235-1331 1)i» We carry F.cho Sun, Sony. RCA. • Hughes. Hitachi & Linden For a free home demonstration Call A-1 ENTERPRISES j moi -800.293.2378 Grand Benj THE I1ON1E OF THE WEEK... HOME IMPROVEMENT SPECIALISTS P Ian `vc. U- :CC5 2453 SQ,FT, TYNAN DESIGN LTD. :36,,e.:cn .. �. ".• VAN FLOOR PLAN 1216 e0. FT UPPER 'LOC* PLAN 11n 60. fT TOTAL FLOOR AReA 246) 60 •T TRADITIONAL ELEGANCE A steep pitched roof with gables, and a covered front verandah with decorative columns reflect the new home fashion - the contemporary desire for traditional features. Enter through double doors in to a good sized foyer. A curved wall in the living room adds an elegant touch, as do decorative columns which build a subtle division in what'would otherwise be an open plan for the living and dining room. French doors lead from the dining room to the rear deck. A combined family room and kitchen creates a country style kitchen which offers a handy work island/breakfast bar, a walk-in pantry, and a cozy fireplace. A den, set apart from the main traffic areas provides a quiet spot for a study or home office. Upstairs, two secondary bedrooms on the right share a three piece bath. the front left bedroom has a private three piece ensuite. The master bedroom features a large walk-in closet, and a five piece ensuite with double sinks and a raised swirl tub. An unfinished basement awaits your own creative touch. Plans for U-1005 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 our NEW catalogue: Two storey Homes 2000.2500 sq.ft., whkh is available for $8.51 including postage and handling and 7% GST. Please make all cheques, money orders, and Visa and MasterCard authorizations payable to: Tynan Design Inc. c/o Exeter Times Advocate Plan of the Week. 13659.108th Avenue, Surrey B.C. V3T 2)14. Home Improvement Specialists advertise here 235-1331 4q17Iil( FLOORING' • Vinyl • Carpet, • Ceramics • Hardwood Excellent selection of carpet an ' vinyl remnants Professional Installatian 457 Main St., Exeter 2354401 cross from Canadian Tire TOWN & COUNTRY HOh1E COMFORT Fireplaces, Gas & Propane, High EfficiencyFurnaces, Oil • Gass•• Propane Air Conditioning Hot Water Heater Rentals • Oil'• Gas 24 Har Round the Clock Service . 359 Mstn St. Exeter (519) 2352032 NOMULL ITR1CT •rRA1n+ Complete line of Building Materials TQOIS - LUMBER - CEMENT DOORS - W1NDO\t5 - HARDWARE PRESSURE TREATED WOOD RENTALS • ELECTRICAL PLUMBING & HEATING SUPPLIES 236-4393 235.2081 Zurich Exeter GORDON DANN Pump Sales & SerVice Ltd. RR 2 Denfleld, Ont. NOM 1P0 Water Pump Specialist ' submersible jet & piston sump & sewage. Water Treatment Specialist Nwatek water softeners, iron filters and drinking water systems • dry pellet cNorinates 'Over 35 years experience 225.2234 1-800.328-0392 GLAVIN E a . t. STF;OUGHING RR /1, Cenl'afa.1)ttl i1Pl 1K0 4At0 Wifet r • Nt1Y Sawa CH •. Skimp • Solt •Will Aoki • Sod Rolm w e= Tut hoe Elwin (terry (519) 228-6295' Lrpi gtlasitlty of la stock" Wallpaper, also 500 sample books to choose from Phot - sundries • Wftwar• Exeter Decor Centre 15 Wiley St. Exeter 235-1010 `(behind Bank of Nova Scotia)/ A.B. Case Plumbing & Heating 91 (Victoria St. W. Exeter, Ont. NOM 1S2 (5±9) 2354404 Sheet metal. propane and natural gas, and heat Toss/duct design, air conditioning CROSSWORD 4 1 Em _4 5 Er Ef N11 NE 14 ■■ 15 �■ . 16 ■e■ 17 ... 18 ■�� 19 ®■ 20 ®■ 21 ■U■ 22 23 ■■U 24 ■■ 25. ■■ 26 5U�U • 27 �S 28• •■■ 29 30 ill. 32 33 34 �■ 35 - ■■ 36 ■ 37 ®■■ 38 ■�® 39 ■a® 40 �■ 41 ■■� 42 ��■I 43 ■ 44 �■■ 45 ■■ 46 47 ■■■ 48 ■■� 49 111 51 52 53 ■■■U 54 ■ 55 ■■ 56 �■■ 57 58 �® 59. so S 61 ■ ■ 62 ■ 63 �U! 64: ® ■ 65 - ■ ACROSS - 48. tiiatas:-var. 30. In exiting condition 52. Leeks' kin (2 wds.) i 1. Do a dock job 54. First name in 31. Golly! 5. 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Cured Salmon 36. (nits. for Bob Hope 6. Poe family name '54. -Java" trumpeter 37. Superman's mom, in 7. Mix the batter 58. Dovecote sound the movies 8. Delphi attendant 59. Wooden pin 38. Showed again 9. Genesis subject 39. QB Vll author 10. Take care of (2 wds.) 40. From _Z (2 wds.) 11. Sacred writing 41r. Absorb a lesson .. 12. Slender 42. Impudent ' 13. _and dance 43. From _ _ to 21. Rossignol products Beersheba 23. Hokey stuff 44. Per 25. Nora's pet 45. Famed diarist 26. Actress Saint James 46. Shattered 28. Magian donation together as seniors. The U.S.C.O. have purchased a new flag to represent all Seniors Clubs who belong to U.S.C.O. (United Senior Citizens of Ontario). Yellow color stands for golden years, white for security and blue, true to our country. - U.S.C.O. now recognize those of 50 years as Seniors. The U.S.C.O. have a very strong voice when put into use, A thank you to those who have the courage to stand tall for Grey Power. Alva Heywood Sec. presented Doris Denham treasurer with a cheque of $66. Heywood received this from their daughter Dorothy from Wingham. Employees in the Bank of Montreal' where Denham works save -a -tape program put it together with Zehrs and made a donation for Bingo players that go to the Villa for prizes. Bingo players this month are Alexandra Dizoba and Sebrina Litoborshi. . A get well card was sent to Lee Jory and Percy Noels also an anniversary card to Lois and Gerald McFalls. Mary Ford gave a report on the bus trip'to the races. Door prizes were won by Josie Ryckman, Ella Hodder and Clare Masse. • THE LIONS CORNER This coluinn will he a monthly update advertising the Exeter Lions Club's activities for,the preceding month. The purpose of this column is to keep the public informed of bur busy club's activities. Donations are as follows: • $1000 to Huron Safe Homes for Youth • $2000 to SHDHS for computer • $1183 to Jeff Finkbeiner for new medical equipi'nent • $125 to SHRC for public skating • $200 to Stephen Mirror Hockey • $500 to Palliative Care program 'The Exeter Lions Club.cele- brated its 60th Anniversary on October 18 at the Legion with special presentations to Bob , Dinney for 50 years of,active service. They also inducted four new members on October 22. Welcome to Brent Gotts, Terry Crawford, Paul Strupat and Leo Krahn. The "Trip of the Month" draw winners were: • Lois Godbolt - Cuba - August • Gerry Morgan - Venezuela - September • Colin Sims - $1000 - October • CHRISTMAS BEGINS IN /ayfield NOVEMBER 14, 15 & 16, 1997 AND CONTINUES THROUGH THE CHRISTMAS SEASON agio In Store Draws * Draw Date December 14. 1997 Refreshments & Treats Tree Lighting Celebration * Friday, November 14. 1997 * 7:00 p.m. Clan Gregor Square * Carolling in the Square * Visit from Santa • * Refreshments & Treats Christmas Bazaar * Bayfield Town Hall * Friday, November 14. 1997 12 noon • 9 p.m * • Saturday. November 15, 1997 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Choir Presentation * Sunday. November 16. 1997 * 2:00 p.m. Bayfield Town Hall * Tickets available from Bayfield Lions and at the door Remember: SHOPS ARE OPEN THROUGH THE CHRISTMAS SEASON azyfi e Id A VILLAGE FOR ALL SEASONS Entertainment committee had a good program. Doug Insley and buddies played several numbers with some singing. Josie Ryckman played a few selections on the piano. Everyone enjoys music. Poems and skits followed. Tickets for Senior Christmas party were on sale. Dinner will be catered to by Legion rrlen. Dinner, December 1 at 6:30 p.m. Tickets $7. All names in by November 22. Program to folio*. Doris Denham moved to close the ,meeting. WI Life Member honored at meeting USBORNE TWP. - Hurondale , W.I. met at the home of Marian Dougall on October 29 with 12 members and two visitors present. The president opened the meeting with the Ode and Mary Stewart Collect. An In Memoriam" in honor of life member Olive Hicks was given by Dougall. Hicks.was also a life member of Huron South District W.I. The roll call,'was answered by a Halloween experience and Lorraine ,Alexander and her group were in charge of the program. Gladys Richardson gave several readings on autumn and a skit on "Resolutions" was performed by Alexander and Dougall. It was written by member Mabel Stanlake. Guest speaker was Alma Langford on "Positive Aging". Reports, from the W.I. Rally at Crediton we're given by Helen Webber and Bev Campbell: Marian Dougall reported on the Area Convention which was held in Embro. A report was given on the Board meeting in Hensall. Some members took the short courses in Londesborough this week. /b►ra tasty t Lt... There Is something about remembering and food that go hand in hand! It must be nostalgia. I love to associate various recipes with different periods in my lifetime. The following recipe comes from my days in highschool home economics. What fun we would have picking out a menu, making our grocery list and then preparing and eating our delectables. Some things turned out - others well we say we learned something! Enjoy the following! Zippy Salisbury Steaks 1 1 /2 lbs. ground beef 2 tbsp. margarine 1 /2 cup sliced onions 2/3 cup water 1 /4 cup brown sugar 2 tbsp. bottled steak sauce (or Worcestershire) 1 tsp. salt • Shape beef into oval steaks. Heat margarine and brown steaks. Set aside. Add onions to pan drippings and saute till soft. Add all other ingredients. Bring to a boil stirring lots, add meat and simmer together. Tip. I often double the onions and sauce to give a large amount of 'gravy'. Debby Wagler 0.1 \1:Ahf-L i' II:\1l4S I1I.I: PORTRAIT Ediecce.Hairstyling, Esth& Tuning cPre.senls Clamorous y. ou (Be Cinderella fora Your session includes ✓ professional make-up application ✓ fashion hairstyle ✓ wardrobe and accessory selection ✓ FREE 8 x 10 portrait of' your choice ' Couples or small groups may be arranged, $ 95 •+ taxes Thursday Nov.' 20 Limited bookings available For an appointment or more information call 50 Thames Rd. E. (valu-mart Plaza) 235-1880 \1 \klI-L 1' H \IRS1IL[ I'ORTR:\I r l►1111! 1d UrTL ll 225.2645 RR #3 Granton Harold Vander Hydeir • Hock • block • F urdatkm • Slone • Wal • c.ncrec P2tn • Deists • Steps • Pwrhes • chimncss • Pointing • \c* Homes • Firepbc • Remodel Home 'Improvement' Specialists advertise here 235-1331 1)i» We carry F.cho Sun, Sony. RCA. • Hughes. Hitachi & Linden For a free home demonstration Call A-1 ENTERPRISES j moi -800.293.2378 Grand Benj THE I1ON1E OF THE WEEK... HOME IMPROVEMENT SPECIALISTS P Ian `vc. U- :CC5 2453 SQ,FT, TYNAN DESIGN LTD. :36,,e.:cn .. �. ".• VAN FLOOR PLAN 1216 e0. FT UPPER 'LOC* PLAN 11n 60. fT TOTAL FLOOR AReA 246) 60 •T TRADITIONAL ELEGANCE A steep pitched roof with gables, and a covered front verandah with decorative columns reflect the new home fashion - the contemporary desire for traditional features. Enter through double doors in to a good sized foyer. A curved wall in the living room adds an elegant touch, as do decorative columns which build a subtle division in what'would otherwise be an open plan for the living and dining room. French doors lead from the dining room to the rear deck. A combined family room and kitchen creates a country style kitchen which offers a handy work island/breakfast bar, a walk-in pantry, and a cozy fireplace. A den, set apart from the main traffic areas provides a quiet spot for a study or home office. Upstairs, two secondary bedrooms on the right share a three piece bath. the front left bedroom has a private three piece ensuite. The master bedroom features a large walk-in closet, and a five piece ensuite with double sinks and a raised swirl tub. An unfinished basement awaits your own creative touch. Plans for U-1005 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 our NEW catalogue: Two storey Homes 2000.2500 sq.ft., whkh is available for $8.51 including postage and handling and 7% GST. Please make all cheques, money orders, and Visa and MasterCard authorizations payable to: Tynan Design Inc. c/o Exeter Times Advocate Plan of the Week. 13659.108th Avenue, Surrey B.C. V3T 2)14. Home Improvement Specialists advertise here 235-1331 4q17Iil( FLOORING' • Vinyl • Carpet, • Ceramics • Hardwood Excellent selection of carpet an ' vinyl remnants Professional Installatian 457 Main St., Exeter 2354401 cross from Canadian Tire TOWN & COUNTRY HOh1E COMFORT Fireplaces, Gas & Propane, High EfficiencyFurnaces, Oil • Gass•• Propane Air Conditioning Hot Water Heater Rentals • Oil'• Gas 24 Har Round the Clock Service . 359 Mstn St. Exeter (519) 2352032 NOMULL ITR1CT •rRA1n+ Complete line of Building Materials TQOIS - LUMBER - CEMENT DOORS - W1NDO\t5 - HARDWARE PRESSURE TREATED WOOD RENTALS • ELECTRICAL PLUMBING & HEATING SUPPLIES 236-4393 235.2081 Zurich Exeter GORDON DANN Pump Sales & SerVice Ltd. RR 2 Denfleld, Ont. NOM 1P0 Water Pump Specialist ' submersible jet & piston sump & sewage. Water Treatment Specialist Nwatek water softeners, iron filters and drinking water systems • dry pellet cNorinates 'Over 35 years experience 225.2234 1-800.328-0392 GLAVIN E a . t. STF;OUGHING RR /1, Cenl'afa.1)ttl i1Pl 1K0 4At0 Wifet r • Nt1Y Sawa CH •. Skimp • Solt •Will Aoki • Sod Rolm w e= Tut hoe Elwin (terry (519) 228-6295' Lrpi gtlasitlty of la stock" Wallpaper, also 500 sample books to choose from Phot - sundries • Wftwar• Exeter Decor Centre 15 Wiley St. Exeter 235-1010 `(behind Bank of Nova Scotia)/ A.B. Case Plumbing & Heating 91 (Victoria St. W. Exeter, Ont. NOM 1S2 (5±9) 2354404 Sheet metal. propane and natural gas, and heat Toss/duct design, air conditioning