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Times Advocate, 1997-11-05, Page 8Page 8 Times -Advocate, November 5, 1997 4 PAMIL Halloween party held in Crediton The Crediton Optimist Club held a fun night for children at the Halloween party in Crediton on October 31. Above, clockwise Tulle Ash, Marco Roduner, Roman Roduner, and Quinn Rush pose for the camera before costume judging. At right, Britt and Shea Robinson showed up in all their wedding finery. About 100'children attended the free event. Curtis Hockey was the winner of a ghetto blaster, Chantelle Yearley, clay model set and Britt Robinson won a jar of jelly beans. A silent auction, the judging of costumes and free food were enjoyed and even fortunes were told by Brenda Morgan. Optimist member Rose Mary Neeb felt "it was an excellent evening. The children definitely had a great time." Photos and memorabilia displayed during anniversary service GRAND BEND - Grand Bend United Church celebrated their 1 25th anniversary on October 26 and Rev. R. Putman's sermon topic was "The Unity of the Church." Seriptures were read by Lucy Sage. He had a•thenle conversation with the children. The choir's anthem was "How Lovely. Are Thy Dwellings".Deb Gill sang "Bless __ This House" accompanied by Norm Abbott at the piano. Several congratulatory messages were read. Many artifacts and. memorabilia were can display at the front of the church, provided by. Bob Tremdin, curator cif Lambton Heritage Museum. A photograph album on display was compiled by Norma Miller. At the November 2 service at Grand Bend United Church, pre- lude organ music was played by Norman Abbott. In Rev.. R. Putman's talk to the children he showed them a picture of his grand- mother and talked to them about ancestors. In his'sermon he spoke about the long ago generations before Jesus. Scriptures were read by Brian Knights. The choir's anthem was "As Those of ()Id -their First Fruits Brought. C, Iden Agers Grand Beni Golden Agers held a euchre party on October 22. Winners were: Ladies high - Sien Smits; Ladies low - Cathy Junker; . Ladies most lone hands - a tie between Mary Robinson, Lou Hamilton, Barb Davidson and Mary Van De Vooren: Men's high - won by Shirley Eagleson,playing a man's card; Mens low - a tie between Emil Becker and Ev Richardson: Mens most lone hands - Jan Van De Vooren. The next euchre games will he held November 12. Two baptisms at Hibbert United Roberta Templeman Steed correspondent STAFFA - Cromarty Marion Ritchie W.M.S. entertained their two twin groups, Harrington W.M.S. and St. Andrews W.M.S. women at a turkey dinner at Cromarty church on Tuesday evening. Following the dinner a visitor, Joyce Thorn of Goderich, brought greetings and a message. The Cromarty women presented a Thankoffcring meeting following the service in the Glad Tidings. During the church service at Hibbert United Church on Sunday morning, Pastor Irene Richardson baptized Andrew Robert, son of Robert and Sharon Dunsmore and Mariah Abby, daughter of Ed and Renee Rudolph. Some Staffa W.I. members attended a dessert euchre hosted by the Carlingford W.I. on November 3 at the institute Hall. Kay Smale and Roberta Templeman represented Staffa Women's Institute at the Executive banquet hosted by Motherwell institute on Monday evening. Capsule Comments ' with Ernie Miatello There is no such thing as "prescription refills for life." All prescriptions should be reviewed by your doctor periodically, even for chronic drugs like thyroid or epilepsy drugs. After the review, have your doctor write refills on your prescrip- tion to last until the next visit. Medication re- views are an important part of a good healthcare program. A new drug to treat obesity will soon be coming on the U.S. mar- ket (later in Canada). It's called "orlistat" and is being touted as a "fat -blocker". It works by reducing the amount of fat absorbed by about 30%. Combined with lifestyle changes, the drug can help obese people lose weight. November is Diabetes Month. Many Canadians have diabetes and don't know it. Diabetes greatly increases the risk of hyperten- sion, stroke and diseases of the heart, eyes, nerves and kidneys. if diabetes goes undiagnosed, it can cause damage to nearly all body organs and can lead to death. Some symptoms of diabetes are excessive thirst, frequent urina- tion, blurred vision, irritability and confusion. These symptoms can result from an elevated blood sugar level. Check with your doctor if you are concerned. HURON APOTHECARY Ltd. Phone 235-1982 440 Main St., Exeter "Your Health Care Pharmacy 'Craft sale at Queensway successful HENSALL - The Hensall Girl Guides with their leaders Sheila Corbett and Kim Bilcke, held their /fleeting at Queensway Nursing Home on Monday and following the meeting spent time with their buddies. Also on Monday, the Hensall United Church Women held Bingo games at Queensway. in November the Bethel Reformed Women will provide the assistance and prizes. Rev. Kevin Rutledge of the Exeter Baptist Church led worship service Tuesday with an excellent message and music enjoyed by all. Volunteers Mary Roobal, Marg Cole and Sharen Dignan assisted. On Wednesday, the Auxiliary volunteers held the annual craft and bake sale. Due to the teachers strike, some young students were able to donate baking. Municipal candidates found time to visit the sale and tea room. They spent time visiting and discussing the issues with residents and visitors. Residents will have an opportunity to vote November 10 from 5 to 7 p.m.. at a poll in Queensway Retirement Home: Residents were back to the regular schedule on Thursday when Fun & Fitness was held in the morning and a quiz and games in the afternoon. Resident Council met Friday morning and discus- sion took place about October and November events as well as ideas for the Christmas season. The family Christmas dinner will be held DecemiTer 14. -Coming events November 7, 2 p.m., Carien Jutting speaks about RRSP options: Call 262-2830 for further details; November 7, 7:30 p.m. Friendship Friday with Clare and Andrew; Novemher 13, 6 p.m. Seniors Diners; November 13, 7 p.m: information evening with McNika Penner and Mary Webb; November 14, 10 a.m. to3 p.m. Geri Fashions sale.. Everyone welcome. Kippen WI tours ice sculpture business KIPPEN - Kippen East Women's institute toured Ice Cultures at Hensall in October. Ten members heard how the clear ice blocks are made, packed and sent to many destinations. Carving sculptures has become a big business and courses are given at the plant in Hensall. Punch bowls are also a big part of the business as well as displays for T.V. ads, hotels, restaurants and reunions. Phyllis Parsons thanked Julian and Heidi for their tour_ The group met at Grace Eyre's for the remainder of the meeting. Grace Drummond opened the meet- ing by reading "The Farmers Creed" followed by the Ode and Collect. The roll call was answered by a pet peeve while grocery shopping. The minutes were read and approved. Hilda Payne gave a report on the county rally. Members were reminded to get their hints, games and recipes in for the County Book, in preparation for the 1999 Plowing Match. Jean Nethery is the new secretary treasurer for the Huron Rally. Each institute is to make up 20 gift bags for door prizes for the plowing match. Ruby Triebner read a "Bean Story" and Rena Caldwell read a poem on "Friendship." Dorothy Bell gave courtesy remarks and Rena Caldwell and Ruby Triebner served lunch. DID YOU KNOW? -, Bob Allan has the time -� Bob Allan has the training - � Bob Allan has the experience -- Bob Allan has the committment voce Bob Allan Public School Trustee HAY, HENSALL, EXETER, STEPHEN, USBORNE, ZURICH Authorized by official agent for Bob Allan 225-2545 RR #3 Granton Harold Vander Ryden . • Back • sock • Foundations • Stone • `a •Commie Pates • Dric s • Steps • R"chcs • thimneyc • Printing • 5& tk.tles • Firephc" • knbdek : . Home Improvement • Specialists advertise here 235-1331 16" SAS gtiES We carry Echo Stan, Sony, RCA. Hughes, Hitachi & i.iniden For a free home demonstration Call A-1 ENTERPRISES -800.293-2378 Grand Bend THL 1l0'11 OF 1 1IF HOME IMPROVEMENT SPECIALISTS 0 MASTER BEDROOM 2c .1A C • NOOK • DIR KtTCu^-- COvEREC FAMILY• ROOM 14 DINING ROOM O'41Cc I DOUBLE GARAGE i94.1:6 BEDROOM 1oc.104 r___. 60 -0" LIVING ROOM 120 ,13e' • AT R..,.,"4c. ,..CER t c.., - TYNAN DESIGN LTD. (Plan leAROCb-CC::: !�bsov,*,•, oeo6. , 6=9 w 1678 SQ.FT, ELEGANT RANCHER BOASTS EFFICIENT LAYOUT At only 1678 sq. ft., this, stylish three bedroom home has much to offer. • A fashionable stucco exterior with feature windows and a raised entry will fitiq comfortably. in any contemporary neighborhood. An open plan for the living and dining room creates a spacious atmosphere for entertaining, featuring a sunken floor and boxed out window seat in the living room. A country style kitchen, complete with a cozy gas fireplace, provides a handy work island with a breakfast bar to service the nook and family room. • The master bedroom, like those in larger homes, features a walk•in closet and a four piece ensuite with a raised swirl tub set into a carousel. Plans for AR00600C may be obtained for $390.00 for a package of five complete sets of working prints and $34.00 for each additional set of the same plan. Allow $15.00 extra to cover the cost of postage and handling (B.C. residents add applicable sales tax to plan total) (All Canadian residents add 7% GST to plan total plus postage and handling). This is one of our new designs. Many innovative plans are now available in our home plan catalogue for $13.85 including postage and handling and 7% GST. Please make all cheques, money orders, and Visa and MasterCard authorizations payable to: Tynan Design Inc. c/o Exeter Times Advocate Plan of the Week. 13659.108th Avenue, Surrey B.C. V3T 2K4. -111Min Home Improvement Specialists advertise here 235-1331 J Tree i Amp Ressosol Res., • fully insured • yrs. et:I:thence • anp tr *Chipper • elt1tDwr TIO► (S19) 238.545 Comm ►uda(rW • coaraurdef • Raldeogil • Naas Spam • Atm R.R. *3 IX** Oaf. NOM 3116 RON MU (ties) 2286264 '"tJ nnwntur • FLOORING • Vinyl • Carpet • Ceramics • Hardwood Excellent selection of carpet and vinyl remnants Professional Installation 457 Main St., Exeter 235440a \across from Canadian Tire / TOWN & COUNTRY HOME COMFORT Fireplaces, Gas & Propane, High Efficiency Furnaces, all Oil • Gas • Propane Air Conditioning Hot Water Heater Rentals • Oil • Gas 24 Hour Round the Clock Service 359 mail 51 Exeter (519) 2352032 8rRHNT ICnrcT o.rr4rn+ Complete Line of Building Materials TOOTS - LUMBER • CEMENT DOORS - WINDOWS - HARDWARE -PRESSURE TREATED WOOD RENTALS • ELECTRICAL PLUMBING 6 HEATING SUPPLIES 236-4393 235-208i • Zurich Exeter J • GORDON DANN Pump Sales & Serylce Ltd. RR 2 Denfield, Ont. NOM 1P0 Water Pump Specialist • submersible jet & piston asewage Water Treatment Sp eciatst • Novatek waler softeners, iron filters and drinking water systems • dry pellet cNorirnales •Over 35 years experience' 225.2234 1.8003280392 J GLAV IN E S . - STROUGHING t.11, Cet*ala, Ort.l1Nl 1K0 •6NmMee r• W W teat Screw 9owr • Forte kW -Minim Maws -.SWeilicellag t arBoomDud( FsPEsaraata • sem (519) 228429 glautity NM steer Wallpaper, also 500 sample' books to choose from Met • Saaddes • Ylftware Exeter Decor Centre 15 OMI.y St. Exeter 235-1010 behlnd Bank of Nova Scotia)/ A.B. Case Plumbing & Heating 91 Victoria St. W. Exeter, Ont. NOM 1S2 (619) 235.1404 Sheet metal, propane and natural gas, and heat Toss/duct design, air conditioning 1 CROSSWORD 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 .■■ 14 ■ 15 16 �■�■ 17 ®5■ 18 ■e 19 5555 20 ■■ 21 ■ 22 23 24 ■. 25 ■■ 26 S 27 ® 28 29■5 ■.■■ 31 32 .33 34 35 36 ■■ 37 I ■■ 38• 39 ® ® 40 �■ 41 42 ■® 43 555 44 ■555 45 555 46 ��■ 47 55 48 49 ■®S So 51 52 53 54 55 56 ■. 57 ■■ 58 �■ 59 5560 ■ 61 62 ■U 69 ®55 64 .■■■ 65 ■■� 66 ■5. 67 ■555 66 5■ 69 ■55 ACROSS 57. Artist Yoko 34. Countenance wrong 58. JFK, to RFK 35. Captain of the • 1. Kvetch •59. Persian Nautilus 5. Polly Holliday role 61. Publisher Conde 36. Tehran woman's 8. Velodrome vehicles 63. Operator wear • 13. State that means 64. Panama seaport 37. Adhering • "great river" 65. Delight 40. Practical joke 14. The Wild 66. Amish. e.g. 44. Lawnmower maker Wind 67. Patrick of the Knicks 46. Swelling 16. Angered 68. "Fireside Chat" man 47. Football kicker 17. Cartoonist Disney (abbr.) 49. Did garden work 18. Ancient times 69. Termites' kin 50. Author Henrik 19. Ancient physician 51. Construct 20. Earlier, in verse DOWN 52. Kinds 21. Rooting metal 53. French port • 22. in the manger 1. Grass cutter 54. In line 24. Rough count (abbr.) 2. Chicago airport 55. " Ha'u" 25. Blushes 3. Felt unwell 60. Parisian refusal 27. Actress Ellen 4. Touch -me- _ 62. TV alien 29. Bad newspaper. 5. Sauteeing 63. Gannett's " slangily 6. Jaworski and Spinks Today" 30. Goodman's stick 7. Scut 34. Hammering surface 8. Grander 37. Pert girt 9. Paul's cousin on 38. In the neighborhood "Mad About You" 39. Type 01 bouillon 10. Cabbagelike plant 40. Smoothing tool 11. French summers 41. Facts and figures 12. Transported 42. Exude - 15. Selling door-to-door 43. Smoker's halo 21. Blue shade 44. Inebriated . 23. Lecture • 45. Unprejudiced 26. Digressed 47. Usher's creator 28. More gusty 48. "Round's over" signal 30. Canticle 49. Rushes 31. tide 53. Capture 32. Munchies 56. Emulate Tomba 33. Automat item Capsule Comments ' with Ernie Miatello There is no such thing as "prescription refills for life." All prescriptions should be reviewed by your doctor periodically, even for chronic drugs like thyroid or epilepsy drugs. After the review, have your doctor write refills on your prescrip- tion to last until the next visit. Medication re- views are an important part of a good healthcare program. A new drug to treat obesity will soon be coming on the U.S. mar- ket (later in Canada). It's called "orlistat" and is being touted as a "fat -blocker". It works by reducing the amount of fat absorbed by about 30%. Combined with lifestyle changes, the drug can help obese people lose weight. November is Diabetes Month. Many Canadians have diabetes and don't know it. Diabetes greatly increases the risk of hyperten- sion, stroke and diseases of the heart, eyes, nerves and kidneys. if diabetes goes undiagnosed, it can cause damage to nearly all body organs and can lead to death. Some symptoms of diabetes are excessive thirst, frequent urina- tion, blurred vision, irritability and confusion. These symptoms can result from an elevated blood sugar level. Check with your doctor if you are concerned. HURON APOTHECARY Ltd. Phone 235-1982 440 Main St., Exeter "Your Health Care Pharmacy 'Craft sale at Queensway successful HENSALL - The Hensall Girl Guides with their leaders Sheila Corbett and Kim Bilcke, held their /fleeting at Queensway Nursing Home on Monday and following the meeting spent time with their buddies. Also on Monday, the Hensall United Church Women held Bingo games at Queensway. in November the Bethel Reformed Women will provide the assistance and prizes. Rev. Kevin Rutledge of the Exeter Baptist Church led worship service Tuesday with an excellent message and music enjoyed by all. Volunteers Mary Roobal, Marg Cole and Sharen Dignan assisted. On Wednesday, the Auxiliary volunteers held the annual craft and bake sale. Due to the teachers strike, some young students were able to donate baking. Municipal candidates found time to visit the sale and tea room. They spent time visiting and discussing the issues with residents and visitors. Residents will have an opportunity to vote November 10 from 5 to 7 p.m.. at a poll in Queensway Retirement Home: Residents were back to the regular schedule on Thursday when Fun & Fitness was held in the morning and a quiz and games in the afternoon. Resident Council met Friday morning and discus- sion took place about October and November events as well as ideas for the Christmas season. The family Christmas dinner will be held DecemiTer 14. -Coming events November 7, 2 p.m., Carien Jutting speaks about RRSP options: Call 262-2830 for further details; November 7, 7:30 p.m. Friendship Friday with Clare and Andrew; Novemher 13, 6 p.m. Seniors Diners; November 13, 7 p.m: information evening with McNika Penner and Mary Webb; November 14, 10 a.m. to3 p.m. Geri Fashions sale.. Everyone welcome. Kippen WI tours ice sculpture business KIPPEN - Kippen East Women's institute toured Ice Cultures at Hensall in October. Ten members heard how the clear ice blocks are made, packed and sent to many destinations. Carving sculptures has become a big business and courses are given at the plant in Hensall. Punch bowls are also a big part of the business as well as displays for T.V. ads, hotels, restaurants and reunions. Phyllis Parsons thanked Julian and Heidi for their tour_ The group met at Grace Eyre's for the remainder of the meeting. Grace Drummond opened the meet- ing by reading "The Farmers Creed" followed by the Ode and Collect. The roll call was answered by a pet peeve while grocery shopping. The minutes were read and approved. Hilda Payne gave a report on the county rally. Members were reminded to get their hints, games and recipes in for the County Book, in preparation for the 1999 Plowing Match. Jean Nethery is the new secretary treasurer for the Huron Rally. Each institute is to make up 20 gift bags for door prizes for the plowing match. Ruby Triebner read a "Bean Story" and Rena Caldwell read a poem on "Friendship." Dorothy Bell gave courtesy remarks and Rena Caldwell and Ruby Triebner served lunch. DID YOU KNOW? -, Bob Allan has the time -� Bob Allan has the training - � Bob Allan has the experience -- Bob Allan has the committment voce Bob Allan Public School Trustee HAY, HENSALL, EXETER, STEPHEN, USBORNE, ZURICH Authorized by official agent for Bob Allan 225-2545 RR #3 Granton Harold Vander Ryden . • Back • sock • Foundations • Stone • `a •Commie Pates • Dric s • Steps • R"chcs • thimneyc • Printing • 5& tk.tles • Firephc" • knbdek : . Home Improvement • Specialists advertise here 235-1331 16" SAS gtiES We carry Echo Stan, Sony, RCA. Hughes, Hitachi & i.iniden For a free home demonstration Call A-1 ENTERPRISES -800.293-2378 Grand Bend THL 1l0'11 OF 1 1IF HOME IMPROVEMENT SPECIALISTS 0 MASTER BEDROOM 2c .1A C • NOOK • DIR KtTCu^-- COvEREC FAMILY• ROOM 14 DINING ROOM O'41Cc I DOUBLE GARAGE i94.1:6 BEDROOM 1oc.104 r___. 60 -0" LIVING ROOM 120 ,13e' • AT R..,.,"4c. ,..CER t c.., - TYNAN DESIGN LTD. (Plan leAROCb-CC::: !�bsov,*,•, oeo6. , 6=9 w 1678 SQ.FT, ELEGANT RANCHER BOASTS EFFICIENT LAYOUT At only 1678 sq. ft., this, stylish three bedroom home has much to offer. • A fashionable stucco exterior with feature windows and a raised entry will fitiq comfortably. in any contemporary neighborhood. An open plan for the living and dining room creates a spacious atmosphere for entertaining, featuring a sunken floor and boxed out window seat in the living room. A country style kitchen, complete with a cozy gas fireplace, provides a handy work island with a breakfast bar to service the nook and family room. • The master bedroom, like those in larger homes, features a walk•in closet and a four piece ensuite with a raised swirl tub set into a carousel. Plans for AR00600C may be obtained for $390.00 for a package of five complete sets of working prints and $34.00 for each additional set of the same plan. Allow $15.00 extra to cover the cost of postage and handling (B.C. residents add applicable sales tax to plan total) (All Canadian residents add 7% GST to plan total plus postage and handling). This is one of our new designs. Many innovative plans are now available in our home plan catalogue for $13.85 including postage and handling and 7% GST. Please make all cheques, money orders, and Visa and MasterCard authorizations payable to: Tynan Design Inc. c/o Exeter Times Advocate Plan of the Week. 13659.108th Avenue, Surrey B.C. V3T 2K4. -111Min Home Improvement Specialists advertise here 235-1331 J Tree i Amp Ressosol Res., • fully insured • yrs. et:I:thence • anp tr *Chipper • elt1tDwr TIO► (S19) 238.545 Comm ►uda(rW • coaraurdef • Raldeogil • Naas Spam • Atm R.R. *3 IX** Oaf. NOM 3116 RON MU (ties) 2286264 '"tJ nnwntur • FLOORING • Vinyl • Carpet • Ceramics • Hardwood Excellent selection of carpet and vinyl remnants Professional Installation 457 Main St., Exeter 235440a \across from Canadian Tire / TOWN & COUNTRY HOME COMFORT Fireplaces, Gas & Propane, High Efficiency Furnaces, all Oil • Gas • Propane Air Conditioning Hot Water Heater Rentals • Oil • Gas 24 Hour Round the Clock Service 359 mail 51 Exeter (519) 2352032 8rRHNT ICnrcT o.rr4rn+ Complete Line of Building Materials TOOTS - LUMBER • CEMENT DOORS - WINDOWS - HARDWARE -PRESSURE TREATED WOOD RENTALS • ELECTRICAL PLUMBING 6 HEATING SUPPLIES 236-4393 235-208i • Zurich Exeter J • GORDON DANN Pump Sales & Serylce Ltd. RR 2 Denfield, Ont. NOM 1P0 Water Pump Specialist • submersible jet & piston asewage Water Treatment Sp eciatst • Novatek waler softeners, iron filters and drinking water systems • dry pellet cNorirnales •Over 35 years experience' 225.2234 1.8003280392 J GLAV IN E S . - STROUGHING t.11, Cet*ala, Ort.l1Nl 1K0 •6NmMee r• W W teat Screw 9owr • Forte kW -Minim Maws -.SWeilicellag t arBoomDud( FsPEsaraata • sem (519) 228429 glautity NM steer Wallpaper, also 500 sample' books to choose from Met • Saaddes • Ylftware Exeter Decor Centre 15 OMI.y St. Exeter 235-1010 behlnd Bank of Nova Scotia)/ A.B. Case Plumbing & Heating 91 Victoria St. W. Exeter, Ont. NOM 1S2 (619) 235.1404 Sheet metal, propane and natural gas, and heat Toss/duct design, air conditioning 1