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Exeter Times–Advocate
Wednesday,October 5, 2005
Students at St. Boniface were led through the streets of Zurich Sept. 28 by bagpiper Sandy McQuillan for a community parade to
celebrate health and build momentum for St. Boniface's active school program. (photo/Pat Bolen)
Coats for Kids collection starts
EXETER — During the
month of October, the
Canadian Red Cross will
collect coats, snowsuits,
snowpants, hats, mitts,
scarves and boots of all
sizes from infant to adult
for the Coats for Kids
program.
Local businesses have
offered to be drop-off
sites where people can
donate their winter
apparel. Any item in
good condition is appre-
ciated.
Locally, items can be
dropped off in Exeter at
Canadian Tire, Exeter
United Church,
MacLeans Home
Hardware and Rona
Cashway; in Hensall at
D&D Variety; in Varna
at Varna Country Store;
and in Zurich at Rona
Cashway.
Local distribution of
the items will take place
Oct. 28 from 3:30-7 p.m.
Dining for Seniors program busy
EXETER — Throughout the
month of September, keyboard
musicians were Jean Hodgert, Ruth
Insley and Josie Ryckman. Regular
draw prizes were won by Elsie
Faulder, Chester Dunn, Liz
Hendrick, Helen Otterbin, Marion
Dearing, Margaret Stewart,
Marshall Dearing, Onah
Stackhouse, Jack Coates, Bob
Coates and Susy Underhill. Flower
arrangements were designed by
Marion Dearing and Josie
Ryckman.
Deb Campbell from the Pork
Producers Agency spoke Sept. 6.
Ray Cann visiting from the west
who along with his sister, Jean
Hodgert played a number of songs.
On Sept. 13 Pamela Young from the
Ombutsman office spoke. Faye
Skinner held two contests Sept. 20.
On Sept. 27 Elizabeth French from
the Huron County Museum spoke
and showed local artifacts from the
past. Birthdays were celebrated by
Helen Hindle and Faye Skinner
Foot care appointments can be
made by contacting 235-0258. The
next appointment dates will be Oct.
4/18 and Nov. 1/15.
The exercise program at the Lions
Youth Centre has started at 9 a.m.
every Wednesday morning. Any
new individuals are always wel-
come.
Solo starts Oct. 5 every
Wednesday at the Lions Youth
Centre at 1:30 p.m. For more infor-
mation please phone Sandi Maxwell
at 235-0107 or Mary Horn at 235-
4350. All newcomers welcome.
at Exeter United
Church. Distribution will
also take place Oct. 29
from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
at St. Paul's Anglican
Church in Clinton and
St. Paul's Trinity
Anglican Church in
Wingham.
Volunteer drivers are
appreciated to move
items to Clinton and
Wingham from the
other four sites (Exeter,
Brussels, Goderich and
Seaforth) on either Oct.
28 after 7 p.m. or Oct.
29 before 11 a.m. If
interested, contact
Summer Papple at 522-
0874 or
typapple@tcc. on. ca
For general inquiries
about the program, con-
tact the
Stratford/Huron-Perth
branch of the Canadian
Red Cross at 1-877-528-
8802.
Exeter Curling Club Limited
NOTICE OF PUBLIC
MEETING OF
SHAREHOLDERS
Wed., Oct. 20
7:30 p.m.
EXETER CURLING CLUB
For the purpose of:
1. Approving the Financial Statements
for 2005
2. Election of Directors
3. Appointment of Auditors
advertisers. .
pay
byphone
We gladly
accept payment for
your account by
Visa or Mastercard.
call 519-235-1331
Sue Rollings
today.
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LET YOUR VOICE
BE HEARD
The Huron Bruce Ontario
Progressive Conservative
Association of Huron Bruce
Policy Input Round Table
October 11
Underwood Community
Centre 7:30 p.m.
October 13
Maitland Recreation
Centre, Goderich
8:00 p.m.
For more information contact
Larry Kraemer at
(519) 955-1480
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