Times Advocate, 1999-11-17, Page 13ovember 17, 1999
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Blue Water Rtsidents enjoy bazaar
ZURICH - The r
of Blue Water Rest H F i e
enjoyed an afternoon of
activities. with the
Auxiliary Bazaar and
Bake Sale on Nov. 6. The
hobby room displayed a
table of crafts created by
the residents. Prizes were
won by Nichole Veroude
for the baby quilt, Ina
Neeb the Christmas deco-
rated cake, Barb Lovie
and Jane Campbell,. gro-
cery baskets, Marilyn
Durand, a fancy pitcher,
Colleen Overholt, the
Teddy Bear, Dorothy
Weber, Kitchen towel,
Nicole Veroude, glass
serving tray, Brenden
Stoneman, candle, Rev.
Brian Williamson, cherry
pie holder, Margaret
Gingerich, candle oil lamp,
Laura Simpson placemats,
Ted Soudant, cookie
jar/napkins/candle, Elda
Bender, hidden treasure
candle, Rosemarie Regier,
knitted child's dress,
Margaret Gingerich,
Grandma's busy plaque
and Colleen Overholt,
plant.
The Auxiliary enter- ,
tained the residents for
their monthly meeting on
Nov. 2. The Grand Bend
Golden Agers Kitchen
Band played toe tapping
selections for the residents
and guests. Margaret
Gingerich read a
November poem, squares
and coffee were served by
Auxiliary vol.untee♦s
Margaret Gingerich,
Marlene Gingerich and
Donna Klopp. The, host
Auxiliary committee con-
sisted of Mary Ducharme,
Margaret Gingerich,
Marilee Ayotte and Grace
Martin.
Rose and Andrew's
quartet entertained at the
home on Nov. 7 with the
assistance of .Pearl Ann
Martin. AIice and Don
Andirew and Esther and
Richard Rose made up the
quartet.
November 8 resident
Philippa Steckle played
hymns for the residents'
sing song in the auditori-
um. In the afternoon the
residents - gathered to
watch "Wide Awake".
Rev. Harold Shantz,
Zut-ich Mennonite Church
and Pastor John.
Tremulak, Zion Lutheran
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Church, Dashwood have
conducted the past 2
Thursday afternoon
Chapel Services. Fr.
Matthias Wronski, .St.
Boniface Church, Zurich
led the Catholic ser9ice the
past two. Thursday after-
noons and again a service
on Sunday morning at
11:15 a.m.
The residents watched
Remembrance Day
Services on the large
screen TV and sported
their poppies supplied by
the local Legion Branch.
Veterans as residents of
the home are Jean Burr,
George Chapman, Neil
Mustard, Barbara Plumb
and Brigadier Morgan
Smith. Clifford Jardine
also served in the army
service.
The residents look for-
ward to a birthday party
with the Grand Bend W.I.
on Nov. 15, the Christian
Reformed Church Choir on
Nov. 16, an afternoon tea
Nov. 17, a bus trip to
Goderich Mall on Nov. 19,
the Fellowship Singers
Nov. 21, the Grand Bend
Golden Niers Nov. 22.
The residents and their
families look forward to
the annual resident/family
dinner to be held at the
home on Sun., Nov. 28
from 3to8p.m.
What a show! Once again the Lucan Community Centre packed in Christmas
shoppers at this year's annual Lucan Christmas Craft Show held Nov 12-14. Here,
Judy Gale displays some of the Christmas crafts she was selling. Gale, making her
fourth appearance at the Lucan craft show, made alt of the crafts she was selling
andsaid business was brisk on Saturday. (photo/Scott Nixon)
Huskies missing from Souk Huron area -gq
SOUTH HURON — Three Huskies are
missing from the South Huron area and
the Exeter OPP wants to return the dogs
to their owners.
Const. Rob Kern said the third Husky
went-mfrom its Mount Carmel area
home Monday night. The other two dogs
are missing from -Exeter and Crediton.
"It's rather suspicious," Kern said. "At
this point I'm considering this as a possi-
ble theft."
Kern urges anyone with information on
these possible thefts or anyone who has
witnessed suspicious activities involving
dogs to call the Exeter OPP at 235-1300.
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Sun., Nov 21 12-5 p.m.
Come feel the warmth of our friendly town!
... Stores filled with enticing Christmas ideas,
refreshments, music in the air, free horse-
drawn sleigh rides, and SANTA will be in
town.
Additional Christmas Events to
mark on your calendar
Exeter Lions Santa Clary Parade
Sat., Nov. 27
Extended Christmas Store Hours -
From Thurs., Dec. 9 - most stores open
9 p.m.
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ACR OSS
1. Clean the maser*
a alai
a ouershein
17. lraim atthe drw
11 Gone fishing
14 oympum, keen
is Restrain.
17. Avoided* aloe elope
ea Farmedy ramed
1s One. boJuan
m Niduarne kr the cle eland
hdan.
31. Young one
u Gubr neck. Wider
a Neese Mon
m Adves. Lynda George
If. Nerregate
3K 01 mold assay%
31. E&ludas!
a Smad:.u/tix
a Modern: prix
34 Mailer
3t Emulate Rlh in gabble
a Trak%%tis k
m Enoidopeda writ: abbr.
a Peed juoply
41.San alp I fibre
_._
41 Rhinos* hobs*
• Gtioh
t kin
Smatbusines* magadne
z sty hlha alt Nom Vater
V. q , For one
31 Use theme
Orpheus; bird
DOWN
Wti keg.pot
L Beed
3 %%Long Need.Mc'
ai ebeKa,.
a. Elbow or knee
R. Set: prefix
7. s Se Ease
1 Drs mi iu 1. kick
1a Naive of Yawn
11. Ness Haven:alklian
la Charnel wirlw
ER Mahe a*lab at
Zl. Mom` madam: abbr.
u Fal*tafan
a Aiendr abbr.
M !Mackin poesy
ia Waked *JIM
EL Name
• R R Asp
Zi Barbie%boylWA
31. Siger NslsliOrr faller
U Lao awrivae
is 1 %ti bia eC
XL Warder* booker Friday
n Whetter (xWO
at Dual. sea -
31
e —r31t Lia,
411 Moro tp one% muscle*
41. K■eel�r
Q down pat
ss coordiarsoaaararber
as Amnon et Dirdhlrep
s[ between: prolk
47. Gsaminrise'
Church, Dashwood have
conducted the past 2
Thursday afternoon
Chapel Services. Fr.
Matthias Wronski, .St.
Boniface Church, Zurich
led the Catholic ser9ice the
past two. Thursday after-
noons and again a service
on Sunday morning at
11:15 a.m.
The residents watched
Remembrance Day
Services on the large
screen TV and sported
their poppies supplied by
the local Legion Branch.
Veterans as residents of
the home are Jean Burr,
George Chapman, Neil
Mustard, Barbara Plumb
and Brigadier Morgan
Smith. Clifford Jardine
also served in the army
service.
The residents look for-
ward to a birthday party
with the Grand Bend W.I.
on Nov. 15, the Christian
Reformed Church Choir on
Nov. 16, an afternoon tea
Nov. 17, a bus trip to
Goderich Mall on Nov. 19,
the Fellowship Singers
Nov. 21, the Grand Bend
Golden Niers Nov. 22.
The residents and their
families look forward to
the annual resident/family
dinner to be held at the
home on Sun., Nov. 28
from 3to8p.m.
What a show! Once again the Lucan Community Centre packed in Christmas
shoppers at this year's annual Lucan Christmas Craft Show held Nov 12-14. Here,
Judy Gale displays some of the Christmas crafts she was selling. Gale, making her
fourth appearance at the Lucan craft show, made alt of the crafts she was selling
andsaid business was brisk on Saturday. (photo/Scott Nixon)
Huskies missing from Souk Huron area -gq
SOUTH HURON — Three Huskies are
missing from the South Huron area and
the Exeter OPP wants to return the dogs
to their owners.
Const. Rob Kern said the third Husky
went-mfrom its Mount Carmel area
home Monday night. The other two dogs
are missing from -Exeter and Crediton.
"It's rather suspicious," Kern said. "At
this point I'm considering this as a possi-
ble theft."
Kern urges anyone with information on
these possible thefts or anyone who has
witnessed suspicious activities involving
dogs to call the Exeter OPP at 235-1300.
q 9' 'Y
4 %f ie9
*W`
�€a x�
•
•
Cherished Christmas Memories
Begin with...
` %A
4 4 - .36 4 - > vF I
PAC :?:
,. * 'Y
meter's
Christmas Open Mouse
Sun., Nov 21 12-5 p.m.
Come feel the warmth of our friendly town!
... Stores filled with enticing Christmas ideas,
refreshments, music in the air, free horse-
drawn sleigh rides, and SANTA will be in
town.
Additional Christmas Events to
mark on your calendar
Exeter Lions Santa Clary Parade
Sat., Nov. 27
Extended Christmas Store Hours -
From Thurs., Dec. 9 - most stores open
9 p.m.
1$
1