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Home My WebLink AboutThe Times Advocate, 2004-06-09, Page 13Wednesday, June 9, 2004 Exeter Times—Advocate DESTITUTE The Zurich Women's Institute celebrated its 90th anniversary May 20 with mem- bers from chapters around the area gathering in Zurich to mark the occasion. Pictured are Joan Smith and Zurich members Madeline Smith, Bridget Groot (Zurich president), Pearl Heinrich, Lottie Grenier, Josephine Groot, Ina Neeb and Helen Maclean. (photo/PatBolen) Queensway plans hearing -aid clinic HENSALL - Queensway's corner at the Hensall Community Yard Sale on Sat., May 29 was a great success. Residents has a wonderful time selling items from the yard sale tables. The barbecued hamburgers and hotdogs sold non-stop while supplies lasted. A big thank -you to family, friends, resi- dents and staff who helped throughout the day with this wonderful fundraiser for resident council. Winners of the draw prizes were Eleanor Mansfield: fan; Brenda Roth: cooler; and Gloria Taylor: kitchen caddy. Lorne McKenzie, singer and pianist from Wingham gave a wonderful perfor- mance for residents and guests on May 27 at the May birthday party. The variety and quality of his music is always appre- ciated. Residents celebrating birthdays were Julene Keys, Aleida Kats, Les Mitchell, Jean O'Brien, Ida Dickert and Otilla Reichert. Queensway's volunteer auxiliary met at Millington in Brucefield on June 1 and following their 11 a.m. meeting enjoyed a delicious appreciation lunch. Due to the large number of volunteers who share their time and talents at Queensway, var- ious methods of appreciation happen throughout the year. Pastor Tracy Whitson Bahro of Hensall Presbyterian Church led worship on Tuesday with Belva Fuss as volunteer pianist. Marg Cole and Elly Van Bergen assisted residents. Andy Rau and Friends entertained Friday evening in the retirement home lounge before an appreciative audience. Andy and Friends provide music at Queensway the first Friday evening of each month and have a loyal following among the residents. Coming events: June 11 at 2 p.m. Musical Variety Show with Bill Durst; June 14 at 2 p.m. Hearing -aid Clinic, everyone welcome; June 16 at 6:30 p.m. Volunteer Appreciation with John and Geneva Heaman--please RSVP. Corrections: Dining for Seniors Submitted by Faye Skinner EXETER- Throughout the month of May, keyboard musicians were Jean Hodgert, Wilma Davis, June Dougherty and Josie Ryckman. Draw prizes were won by Mary Cox, Marie Wilds, Clare O'Rourke, Else Faulder and Helen Broderick. The 50/50 draws were won by Marion Dearing and Marie Wilds. A card was sent to Jean Estey and Ilene Rollings. Birthdays were celebrated by Martin Andrews, Maxine Sereda and Charles Rollings for the month of April. Harry Klungel and Mary Cox celebrated in May. Foot -care appointments can be made by contacting 235-0258. The next appointment dates will be June 15, July 5, and July 20. May 4 Grant Ellison entertained by playing his guitar and singing for Huron -Perth Pres Submitted by Ruth Laing ATWOOD- 'Can a New Life Spring from Missions?' was the theme of the spring rally of Huron -Perth Presbyterial of the Women's Missionary Society. The vice- president, Bernice Richards, presided for the day's activities. The women were welcomed by Rev. John Hogerwaard, minister of Atwood Presbyterian Church, and Jeannie Ballantyne, Atwood WMS. Reports of the South -Western Ontario Synodical held in Niagara Falls were given by Ina McMillan, Ruth Laing, and Eunice Bisset. The morning speaker was Eric tieweson, Listowel. In the absence of Elizabeth Stewart, Marion Smith, Monkton gave the treasur- er's report. Money for the schools in Jobat, India is to be sent to the Presbyterial treasurer, to be forwarded to the Synodical Treasurer. Jean Sangster, Bayfield reported on the Pennies for Patrick project. Patrick says that the only hope for Malawi is through the churches. The Area Educational Consultant, Rev. Mother's Day. Alma Langford read a poem called `Greetings'. On May 11, Dinette Stephens from the hospital spoke about heart and stroke. D.J. Eggert, an art therapist, spoke on May 18. On May 25 Evelyn Smith, from Shoreline Healthco. Inc. showed equipment that could help seniors around the house. Upcoming entertainment for the month of June will be Margaret Detlor (a dental hygienist), Romyn family, a penny sale, and Jim Bearss. Transportation can be arranged if needed. Frozen meals ready for the microwave may be purchased by contacting 235- 0258. Two lovely congratulation cards were received from the Honourable Paul Steckle and Karen Lehnan on the 15th anniversary of the program. byterial spring rally Anne Yee -Hibbs, gave the Scripture and meditation on the meeting theme and spoke of the studies available following the Bhil Study. Jan Maclnnes gave the grace before lunch. The afternoon program began with duets, We've Got This Moment, and In The Garden, by Joyce Schalk and Kate Tormey, accompanied by Mary Chapman. Barbara Tubb, Doris Webb and Janet Gibson, St. Marys, gave the afternoon devotions. Jean Edmunds, Mitchell introduced the afternoon speaker, Rev. Joe Reed, a mis- sionary in Central America. He told of the nutrition problems, the life of the people living in city dumps, and people working in the sweatshops. A very interesting question and answer period followed. He was thanked by Mary Duffin, Stratford. The offering was received and dedicat- ed by Monkton WMS. Courtesy remarks were given by Helen Dunseith, Harrington WMS. The meeting closed with prayer by Bernice Richards, Stratford. "Is Yer Fone Number Not Kurently Listed or Listed Inkurectlyl" Due to overwhelming response... once again this year we will be publishing the Exeter and Area Phone Book. It is our intention to publish a Telephone Listing as correct and current as possible. So, if your business or home phone number is not listed or is incorrect, we will be happy to add or correct your number. Just... COMPLETE THE HANDY COUPON BELOW AND MAKE SURE IT IS AT OUR OFFICE NO LATER THAN FRIDAY, JULY 2. Clip and Bring to Times -Advocate by July 2 New Listing Please Change Name Address Phone • If listed previously please clip old incorrect listing AND ATTACH HERE WE WILL DELETE IT. A?TENTION BUSINESSES If you have not been contacted for advertising space in our book please call Barb Consitt or Jim Beckett YOUR AD WILL WORK YEAR-ROUND FOR YOU IN OVER 9,000 LOCAL HOMES! TIMES -ADVOCATE 235-1 WATCH FOR IT.. Your personal copy coming soon!