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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1995-12-20, Page 18rEffective January 1, 1996, all rates for plots, interments, flower beds and other services at the Exeter Public Cemetery will increase. Regardless of whether you pre -arrange your funeral, you can purchase preneed services (pre -purchase of lots and interments) at the cemetery at any time. Those wishing to purchase lots at the 1995 rate may pick out their preferred location next spring. To inquire about prices and services offered, please contact either of the Notice oRate rease Exeter Public Cemetery undersigned. Harry Knlp, Manager or Exeter Public Cemetery at Cemetery 235-0137 Page 18 Times -Advocate, December 20, 1995 Mt. Carmel Separate School students Kieran Hunt and Toni Darling sing a Christmas carol during a dress rehear- sal of their Christmas concert last week. They will be hav- ing two concerts on Wednesday at 1:15 p.m. and 7:30 p. m. May The Season Bring You Wonder Here's hoping your Christmas holds all the magnificence of the first • Christmas. IHappy holiday to you and your family. HURON RIDGE ACRES Inc. David Steckle and family RR2 ZURICH 565-2122 Letter to Santa By Danielle Kindergarten, Stephen Central P.S. Dear Santa: How are you? How is the weather at the North Pole? I would like a Barbie popup and a Pochahontas doll. 1 1 Love Danielle ATTENTION LAST MINUTE SHOPPERS Dec. 23rd, 10 -2 p.m. \Massage Gift Certificates Available ...for that person on your Christmas List that's difficult to buy for. Exeter Massage Thera Clinic 476 Main St. Lori Burt RMT 235-3722 �.rea Rader RMT i 235-4565 s TY Keys found at the front of Blue Water Rest Home ZURICH - The Monday after- noon movie at Blue Water Rest Home was 'The Santa Claus" star- ring Tim Allen. Tuesday evening the youth membership of St. Pe- ter's RC Church, St. Joseph came to the home caroling. Dianne Mill- er was pianist and played her gui- tar for the young ladies. Jill Bran- don and Eveline Durand sang "Drummer Boy" in French; Mi- chelle Miller sang "The Christmas Bells"; Christy Miller sang "1 Wonder As I Wonder"; Jessica and Sarah Jeffrey and Meredith De- nomme sang "Here Comes Santa Claus"; Gisele Durand sang "0 Holy Night". Everyone joined in for many carols and the evening closed with "We Wish You a Mer- ry Christmas". Tuesday evening Theresa Burr of London and her family brought Christmas music to the home, Ka- roke style. Everyone enjoyed watching the video and joining in for caroling. Rev. Art Krueger, Church of God, Grand Bend conducted Thursday afternoon Chapel service. Fr. Matthias Wornski, St. Boniface Church, Zurich celebrated mass. The residents look forward to the December birthday party with St. Boniface Church on December 18, the Christian Reformed church on December 19 and the caroling from Zurich Public School on December 20. Two keys for a GM product were found in the snow at the front of BWRH the week of December 10- 16. The person missing the keys may pick them up at the office. A pair of ladies black boots were tak- en in error the afternoon of Decem- ber 14 from the lobby of the rest home. Would you please check your boots, the pair missing has a square design in the leather and yours are still here. The residents, staff and board of directors of Blue Water Rest Home would like to wish all the readers and helpful newspaper staff a Very Merry Christmas and Happy Holi- day Season! Another park for Exeter EXETER - Council learned Mon- day night the Executive Committee had met with representatives of the B.I.A. and Exeter Lions Club re- cently to discuss the purchase and use of the former municipal offices. The Streetscape Committee rec- .....yprmended the formation of a part- nership among council, Lions, the Q.I.A. and other interested groups to purchase the property (if it is available for $45,000), demolishhe building (for $10,000) and create a FA -LA -LA -LA -LA Let The Festivities Begin. \ From all of us to all of you, Happy Holidays and many thanks. Creative Affairs 175 Main St. Lucan, Ont 227-4707 / HANDLING THE HOLIDAYS #5 (from A Not So JoIM Chrlstrali by Dr. Bill Webster) Let's be realistic about the fadt that this Christmas is different; Perhaps we might acknowledge the person who Is missing by lighting a candle at the dinner table and taking a moment of memorial. Let the candle be a celebration of the person's life and a love shared rather than just a recognition of a death. Perhaps for a time some will share special memories or stories. Humorous incidents recalled can be a special memory and have healing quality to them. Do what YOU want and what feels right for YOU. Don't allow any one else's expectation to dictate what you should do. Remember that we can be thankful for yesterday but today is what we have. So look for Joy in each moment. Celebrate what you HAVE as well as what you're missing. Don't allow looking back at the past to spoil what you have in the present. Yes, you miss your loved one but are children, relatives, friends you can enjoy today? • This is the final in a series of rive helpful hints. Bill Haskett Dan Houle_ HOPPER HOCKEY 1 11 N 1: R A I 110 .t I 370 William Street, ® (519) 235-1220 Exeter, Ontario Off Street Parking GOD GAVE HIS SON! Don, Susan, Mary Beth, Jan Holiday Blessings During the Holiday Season more than ever, our thoughts turn gratefully to those who have made our progress possible. And in this spirit we say, simply but sincerely Thank you and Best Wishes for a Blessed Holiday Season and a Happy New Year ALc5e 1.AMI).Y ROOKS 291 Main St. 3. Exeter (519) 235-0571 Council to present paper EXETER - Exeter Council will present a paper on Jan. 9 in London to the Legislative Committee deal- ing with the Government's omni- bus bill (Bill 26). The legislation has far-reaching ramifications as it amends about 48 acts in providing public bodies with the "tools" to implement the spending cuts planned by the Government. CWL enjoy wine and cheese Roberta Walker GRAND BEND - Members of the Catholic Women's League of Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish Council met on December 11 in the parish hall for their monthly meet- ing and Christmas Party. President Gera Peters chaired the business. In the correspondence, thank you notes were received from ,Trucie Cornelis of the London Diocesan Council and from the Regional Representative Josy Schooner- woerd, thanking the council for hosting the Fall Deanery meeting. Lia Vandenberk reported good sales of Pro -Life Christmas cards this year. It was decided to send $50 to the Lambton Right -to -Life of Sarnia. Gcra Peters thanked several members for their help: to Lia Van- denberk, who chaired the Alhamhra Dance catering committee; to Josy Britton, who collected all the White Gifts and fool for the Grand Bend Lioness community Christmas bas- kets; and to Toni Vandenberk in charge of the Parish Christmas bas- kets and gifts. The CWL will purchase a new large coffee maker from the money earned for catering the Alhamhra Dance. Peters reminded everyone of the Christmas Ecumenical Ser- vice at Calvary United Church in Dashwood on Tuesday, December 12 at 7:30 p.m. Theannual CWL Fun Night will be February 14, snow date February 15, in Mitchell. The World Day of Prayer held on the first Friday of March 1996, will be hosted by the Church of God next year. Under new business, Ca- thy Vrolyk will look at organizing a parish euchre party night, possibly for Sunday nights in January and February 1996, depending on the number of people interested. The next meeting will be Febru- ary 12, 1996 with an executive meeting on Monday, January 8, 8 p.m. at the home of ADn Grootjens. After the business meeting, every- one adjourned to join their huR- hands for a wine and cheese Christ- mas Party in the parish hall. parkette and a parking lot. Not one of the groups, through its member- ship, has formally recommended any action be taken, but council agreed to contact the Fedal Govern- ment to ascertain the selling price. Once the price is firm, further discussions will be held with the Streetscape Committee to deter- mine a course of action. .54 EASON'S A merry, magical, marvelous and melodious Christmas to one and all! Holiday wishes and heartfelt thanks for your continued support. Kozy Korner Restaurant 133 Main St., Hensall 262-2813 9 to Christmas GNIaills to and Best ::Wisho, Visit any service area of our assoclaton. It will be enjoyable, educational and enlightening Phone tris 237-3637 Community loving — South Huron Box 29, Dashwood, Ont. 'BviU. r rX44 V4* 4 t qmalr May your home and heart be filled with the holiday spirit Louise 's Unique Interiors 436 Main St. S., Exeter, Ontario Tel: (519) 235-4086 Thank you for your patronage and we look forward to serving you in the New Year Huron Apothecary Ltd. E J Miatello PHONE 235-1982 440 MAIN ST EXETER ONT Elizabeth Bell, Sec. Treas. Exeter Cemetery Board at Municipal Office 235-0310 Noz 24441 qiiveap irrwriln 41. BOOKS BOOKS > Children's Books i' Richard Scarry ' Franklin 7 Berenstain Bears ' Babysitters Club > ' Riding Academy ' RL Stine Goosebumps ? Mercer Mayer' Donnelly Collection 7 Gwyn Whilsmith ? Danielle Steel * Stephen King * Tom Clancy * Dean Koontz % V.C. 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