Times Advocate, 1999-11-10, Page 15Wednesday,November 10, 1999
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Exeter and Area Fire Department platoon chief Peter
Hrudka does his best to make sure a fire is extin-
guished at 129 Wellington StW. in Exeter Saturday
night. Homeowner Fred Willimott noticed a smoky
smell at about 10:25 p.m. and called the fire depart-
ment several minutes later. Chief John Morgan said
firefighters remained at the scene for an hour and a
half The unofficial damage to the roof area was esti-
mated 'at $2,500 although the insurance adjuster had
_notgiven ;their.estimate at press. Morgan listed the
cause as an electrical problem in the home's wiring.
Willimott, a Wellington St resident for 10 years, said
he has insurance. (photo/Craig Brod ford)
ZurishWI tour ARC Industries
DASHWOOD = The
Zurich Women's Institute
held their November
meeting at Arc Industries
in Dashwood. President
Joan Smith conducted the
business. Roll call was
answered by 10 members
with "a Canadian product
I am wearing". After
enjoying pie and ice
cream, a tour of the build-
ing was taken. The next
meeting will be a turkey
dinner at the bowling
alley on December 6 at
12:30. Phone Josephine
Denomme no later than
one week prior to the
meeting if you plan to
attend. You may bring a
guest.
WI tours
DASHWOOD - On
November 2 the
Dashwood Women's
Institute met at Hayter's
Turkey Produce dressed
in white smocks and hair
nets. Joanne McGuire
guided the group on a
tour through the differ-
ent processes that meat
goes through until it
reaches the table.
The group returned to
Aldene Wolfe's home for
the program. The roll
call was to describe your
I.P.M. souvenir. The sec-
retary's, treasurer's and
London Area Convention
reports were read.
On November 9 there
will be a Board meeting.
An invitation was read
from Blue Water Rest
Home.
The program motto
ey rai
was `To live well, one
must eat well." Members
and visitors were guided
on a big turkey hunt, imi-
tating sounds and
actions. Dorothy
Restemayer read "In
'Flanders Fields" and
'Lest We Forget" and
presented each with a
red poppy. They were
reminded of the two
minute wave of silence
on November 11 to
demonstrate faith in the
past ~and hope with con-
tinued peace. -
Each received an apple
and told the roles that
apples play.
Games of Uno were
played. Each member
received a pair of work
gloves before they
departed.
Golden Agers learn
aboutAdult Day Centre
GRAND BEND - The Grand Bend Golden Agers
Luncheon was catered by Shirley Eagleson's group.
Audrey Tibbetts introduced Anne Rollings who spoke
about the Adult Day Centre for Huron. Another day on
Wednesday will be opened as Monday is filled up at this
time.Volunteers at the Centre are needed and drivers
too, to pick-up the people and take them home again.
President Ron thanked Rollings and gave her .a
cheque from the Seniors for her work at the Centre.
Share the Wealth draw had $70. to share with the
members.and the Senior account.
Meeting -closed after, an inquiry about what to do
about woodpeckers that eat holes in:houses.
Keith Haynes said that a good way to stop that was to
put a feeder up with peanut butter on it.
Lions Corner
Donations from the Exeter Lions include: $1,000
to Hensall Public School playground equipment;
$1,000 to Precious Blood playground equipment;
$718.91 to Scouts registration and training; and
$200 to the Huron Hurricane Swimming Club.
The Exeter Lions Club thanks everyone who
helped at the gates at the International Plowing
Match.
New members welcomed into the Lions are Rob
Haines and Paul Alcock.
Panther Profile...
Welcome to this week's edition- of .the Panther
Profile. Student Council has a great activity
planned for next week —. our annual Fun. Night.
For the Fun Night we are bringing.
in a company called Air, Bounce
and they will bring four activity
centres including Human Foosball
and Jousting. We will also have
black jack, roulette and a table of
prizes.
So come out on Thurs., Nov. 18
from 7:30 p.m. -11 p.m.
University applicants are
reminded that university applica JAMIE'
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tions will -be handed out Nov. 12 ,REABURN
This form is: where you, write down PANTHER
PROFILE
your selections :for university so
male sure you have your choices made by 'Friday.
They are' also all personalized se remember to
double check the information -before you 'return it
to the Guidance Office. The deadline to return
them will be Nov. 26.
There will be a College Information Program
trip to Conestoga College in Kitchener on Nov. 17.
If you wish to attend please pick up a consent
form in the Guidance Office and have it returned
along with $5 by Nov. 16. The bus will be leaving
at 8 a.m. and returning at 4 p.m.
There will be an Armed Forces Presentation for
graduating students who are interested in going
into that area of study on Nov. 18. On that day
there will also be a noon hour display for every-
one else in the school who is interested.
That's it for me, I'll see you next week!
Upcoming Events
Wed.. Nov. 10
Girls' Basketball at St. Anne's
Boys' hockey at Stratford Central
Birth Control Drop -In
Bridges to Agriculture trip, to the Royal Winter
Fair
Stratford artists here
Thurs.. Nov. 1
Remembrance Day Assembly 10:30 a.m.
Girls' hockey St. Anne's at 2 p.m.
Fri,. Nov. 12
Girls' basketball Huron Semi -Finals
Boys' hockey -Madill at SH 2 p.m.
Mon.. Nov. 15
Midget girls' basketball Championship at SH
Parents' Night - Large' Gym 5 p.m. -8:30 p.m.
Tues.. Nov. _16
Reach For the Top Team to Clinton
Wed.. Nov. 17
Girls' basketball Huron Finals
College Information Program atConestoga •
Thurs.. Nov. 18
Fun Night 7:30 p.m. -11 p.m.
Kings College at UWO Rep. 9 a.m.
Armed Forces presentation 10:45 a.m.
Gr. 9 Career Choices assembly 2:15 p.m.
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