The Times Advocate, 2004-08-25, Page 88
Exeter Times -Advocate
Wednesday, August 25, 2004
Back in time
Dan, Lana,Wayne and Janelle Shapton and Tom Penhale stepped back in time
Aug.! I doing some thrashing for the 150th Exeter Fall Fair with a binder belong-
ing to the Glavin family. (photo/PatBolen)
Party at QueenswayAug. 26
HENSALL — Sunshine and a light
breeze added to the enjoyment of
Sunday's afternoon worship and music
program with Bob Heywood, held out-
doors in Queensway's courtyard.
Heywood led everyone in countless old,
sacred hymns accompanying himself on
accordion. Every seat on the deck area
and courtyard was filled and several visi-
tors brought their own lawn chairs as
well. Following the program, volunteers
Lillian Beer and Marg Cole helped serve
ice cream sundaes to the crowd.
The picnic benches by the fountain
were a pleasant location to do some corn
husking Friday afternoon when residents
and staff completed this task while remi-
niscing about canning and preserving in
years past.
A group of eight residents attended
Breakfast Group Tuesday morning dining
on eggs made to order, sausages, toast
and fruit along with juice, coffee and tea.
Lively conversation about current events,
the Olympics and weather ensued, inter-
rupted only by requests to pass the toast.
Rev. Trembulak of Dashwood Lutheran
Church led worship in the afternoon with
Belva Fuss as volunteer pianist.
Marg Cole presided over three tables of
euchre competition Wednesday after-
noon. Residents continue to look forward
to this regular weekly program. Paula
Townsend and her Pet Therapy dog,
Popcorn, made their rounds Wednesday
morning. Popcorn is a tiny Maltese with a
big personality and is loved by residents.
Friendship Friday program with Joyce
Pepper entertaining on piano was well
attended. Residents sang along with
many of the old songs.
Coming Events
Aug. 26: 6 p.m. Senior Diners; 7 p.m.
Birthday Party with John and Geneva
Heaman.
Sept. 7: 9 a.m. Volunteer Auxiliary
Meeting.
Sept. 9: 6 p.m. Senior Diners.
Exciting
events
coming to
Hensall
By Liz Sangster
HENSALL CORRESPONDENT
HENSALL — At Hensall
United Church Lillian
Beer greeted the people.
Mary Lou
Hyde and HENSALL
Jan Collins looked after
the ushering duties and
received the offering. The
Scripture lesson was read
by Glenn and Lois Hayter;
the Hayters also lit the
Christ Candle. Lauralee
Schnieder was the organ-
ist for the Ministry of
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message: It's God's Call.
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including a large plant
auction, and
Thanksgiving and
Halloween decorating
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Fair days approaching quickly
Submitted by Robin McKnight
EXETER — The Exeter Beef 4-H Club
held their 7th meeting Aug. 16 at
Carrie and Morgan Powe's house at
7 p.m. Each member discussed
their calves' progress and how
they were dealing with any prob-
lems that they were encountering.
A few members of the group talked
about the judging competition held in
Seaforth Aug. 10. They discussed things
that they enjoyed about the competition
and the items that were the hardest and
easiest to judge. Contestants judged beef
and dairy cattle, sheep, goats, scrapbook
pages, cut flowers, maple syrup, and hay.
This event was enjoyed by all participat-
ing members.
Andrea Hern discussed all of the fair
dates and times as they are approach-
ing quite quickly. The Club's
achievement day is Sept. 25 at the
Exeter Fair. The group discussed
what should be worn during the
show. Then the group headed to
the barn to see Carrie's calf,
Matilda, and Morgan's calf, Elvin. Then
each of the members wrote the Huron
County 4-H Quiz for 2004.
The group then enjoyed delicious
snacks provided by the Powes. A thank -
you goes out to the Powes for hosting the
meeting and providing refreshments
after. The next 4-H meeting will be held
at John and Greg Urqhart's, Mon., Sept.
20 at 7 p.m.
Break-in
KIRKTON — On Aug. 17
at 5:30 p.m. OPP officers
working in South Huron
were contacted about a
break-in at a residence in
Kirkton.
The officer learned
someone had found a hid-
den key to the residence
that day and entered the
home sometime between 1
p.m. and 5 p.m. while the
occupants were away.
Stolen from the home
was a RCA Ghetto Blaster.
A suspect was identified
and later that night the
stolen property was
returned to the victim.
A 15 -year-old male from
Kirkton has been charged
with break, enter and theft
plus two counts of breach-
ing probation. He will
attend youth court in
Goderich Sept. 9. The
investigation continues.
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