Times Advocate, 1995-07-19, Page 29• Page 28 Times -Advocate, july 19, 1995
Rest home purchases new van
ZURICH - Everyone enjoyed
their days' outing at Bayview Golf
Club on Sunday, July 16 at the Gil-
lette/Skytrax/Bayview golf tourna-
ment. The proceeds of $3,725 went
to Blue Water Rest Home to help
pay for the new mobile wheelchair
vehicle purchased by the Home.
One hundred and fifty-two golf-
ers of all ages (38 teams of four
players) from London, Chatham,
Kitchener, Goderich, Bayfield,
Grand Bend, Exeter and Zurich
braved the weather to try their hand
to win the big prizes supplied by
Gillette of Canada. A complimen-
tary lunch of Bavarian sausages
and trimmings was supplied by the
Tenderspot of Zurich. The "Young
Dream Team" of John Becker (cap-
tain), Jason Becker, Benjamin Cot-
trell and Dustin Steckle, represent-
ing Blue Water Rest Home, tried
their hand for the big prizes by
managing three under par, but not
quite good enough to meet the win-
ning scores of 17, 16, 15 and 14 un-
der par.
The 17 under par winning team
of Brian and Ross Holmes and
Brent and Jeff Biehe of London
was closely followed by the 16 un-
der par team members Pete Over-
holt, Roger Ward, Jim Brooks,
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Come for a visit, come for coffee,
come to see my crafts
Wed., July 19, 11 a.m. - 8 p.m.
46 Hill St. Exeter
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Lucan
Community Centre
Bingo
Wed. July 19
Bingo starts 7:30 p.m.
Regular Games
$1000
Jackpot Game
51 calls or less $600 bonus
Total prizes
$3000
Due to the licence regulations,
no one under 18 allowed to play
Licence #537495
Ross Rumph of Zurich Thedford.
On their heels with 15 under par
was Paul, Dave and Rob Couse and
Darrin DeVries of Grand Bend/
Ingersoll.Tied with 14 under par
were the Zurich and area teams of
Jim Bedard, Richard Schilbe, Ke-
vin McKinnon and Jeff O'Brien
and the team of George Robinson,
Joe Overholt, Jim and Chris Masse.
Four senior teams entered - the
winning team with 12 under par
was Wilf Mitchell, Jack Byrne,
Jack Patrick and Gary Lumas from
the Grand Bend area. Jim and Ar-
chie Masse of Bayview Golf Club,
and Larry and Garry Hess of Gil-
lette and Skytrax worked hard and
donated $3,725 toward the Wheel-
chair Vehicle.
In the spring of 1995 the Ministry
of Transportation inspection de-
clared the van operated by the
Home the past 13 years could no
longer accommodate wheelchair
residents because it did not have
two exits on two different sides of
the van to meet current require-
ments. The Directors of the home
decided they would have to accom-
modate all residents and it was time
to purchase a new vehicle. Capital
Bus Lines, Gloucester was their
choice, bidding in at S55,000. The
campaign is on to raise funds. Earl
Flaxbard is making a shelf lectern
to hold a wooden book frame
carved by Lloyd Otterbein of Ma-
,plewoods Apartments to contain
the names of donors toward the mo-
bile wheelchair vehicle. The book
will be displayed in the entrance of
the Home. •.•
The staff are joining in with the
Village's Yard Sale and are holding
a yard/bake sale on August 12 at
the Home with all proceeds going
toward the wheelchair vehicle.
Sunday was also a big day for
Hilda Rader who will be celebrat-
ing 90 years on July 18. Over 80
people attended the Sunday after-
noon Open House which included
her five children, 16 grandchildren
and 12 great-grandchildren. She re -
Exeter
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Mon. July 17/95
Game #1: Lois Payne $50;
Game#2: Betty Mcisaac, $50;
Game #3: Nancy MacKenzie,
Frank Ducharme $25. ea.;
Game #4: Shelly Grant $75..
Game #5 Mary Mackenzie
$100. Jackpot: Judy Miller
$600.
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Coming events
DON'S EXETER FLEA MARKET, Sundays, 9-5. Exeter Legion. Phone 227-0397.
27-30•
EXETER UNITED CHURCH Vacation Bible School, July 31 to August 4, 9 to noon,
for ages 4 to 10. $5 per child or 510 per family. Theme: Children of the Bible. Call 235-
0860 to register. 29c
BAYFIELD TOUR OF HOMES AND GARDENS, Sunday, July 23, noon to 4:00
p.m., 512.00. Includes afternoon to and musical interlude at town hall. For info, 565-
2462. 28,29c
EXETER ODDFELLOWS General Meeting to discuss ming of back yard. 8:00
p.m., Tuesday, July 25, 1995. 29c
HURON COUNTY MUSEUM "and friends" present A Folli ion Show of
Clothing and Accessories, Friday, July 28, 1995, 2:00 p.m. an211419, uron
County Museum Theatre, 110 North Street, Goderich. 5242686. Advance ckets $3.00
at the museum. 29x
ceived congratulations from Jean
Chretien, Prime Minister of Cana-
da, The Governor General of Cana-
da Romeo LeBlanc, Bob Rae, for-
mer Premier of Ontario and Paul
Steckle, MP Huron County along
with many birthday card wishes
from family and friends. Auxiliary
members helped the family serve
cake and ice cream to the many
well wishers.
The Thursday evening July birth-
day party with Crediton UCW was
cancelled due to the heavy wind
storm and lack of hydro for most
areas. It has been rescheduled to
July 18. Pastor Gerald Wilson,
Lake Huron Community Church,
Grand Bend conducted the after-
noon Chapel Service and his wife
accompanied him on the organ for
the singing of hymns. Fr. Matthias
Wronski, St. Boniface Church, Zu-
rich celebrated Mass.
Friday morning residents went to
Port Blake Conservation Area to
enjoy the lake breeze on a very
warm humid day. Connie Graham,
Beatrice Eagleson, Clara Hamilton,
Ted Steinbach, Esther Makins,
Ruby Bell, Pearl Miller, Kurt Geb-
el, Ruby Fulcher, Marcella Die-
trich, Vera Thiel and Rose Merner
enjoyed their lunch, their first ride
in the new mobile wheelchair vehi-
cle and a first hand view of what a
storm can do to disrupt a park set-
ting. Rubble had been strewn with
the wind, large branches and small
limbs became tossed about in the
tunnel of wind. On route the resi-
dents saw trees that were uprooted,
grain fields flattened, and homes
missing roof lines, etc. A picnic
lunch of sandwiches, pickles, wa-
termelon and lemonade was served
by volunteers Gladys Gingerich
and Angelika Metzger with the
help of Cathy Shantz, Adjuvant. Jo-
sef Risi, Administrator, was driver
for the outing. The residents sang
Happy Birthday to Theodore (Ted)
Steinbach who turns 93 on July 17.
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Storm damage
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A house In
Centralia was dam-
aged by a tree after
the storm blew
through the area.
,The house is owned
by Tina Gibson and
Floyd Riley.
John Thomson,
right, examines the
unusual crop
damage his farm
north of Hensall
received,
Stroke gets increased
focus in Ontario
GODERICH - In an effort to
prevent a threatened increase in
stroke, the Heart and Stroke Foun�
dation of Ontario announced that it
is launching Stroke Month. This
campaign backs up the Founda-
tion's ongoing funding to stroke
research and is designed to
change public perception about
stroke.
Since the 1950s, the death rate
from stroke has declined an
amazing 50% in Canada, yet the
human and financial costs of
stroke continue to be enormous
burdens. Each year, approximate-
ly 50,000 Canadians have a
stroke. A third of these victims
are between the ages of 35 and 65.
Out of every four Canadians who
have a stroke: one will die one Will
recover one will recover, with
some disability one will recover,
but will be left with severe disabil-
ities.
There are approximately
200,000 survivors living in Cana-
da today with an increased risk of
having subsequent stroke.
"By launching Stroke Month,
we hope to change people's think-
ing about the condition. People
need to understand that stroke can
be prevented with lifestyle choic-
es," said Martin Rothstein, Chair,
Stroke Committee and Past Pres-
ident of the Heart and Stroke
Foundation of Ontario. "We
know that some people think that
stroke isn't a medical emergency
and with recent advances, nothing
could be further from the truth.
The sooner the patient is in the
hands of trained medical staff, the
better the chances of recovery.
The third point we want to stress
to the growing number of stroke
survivors and their families is
that there is hope for stroke. I am
very encouraged by some of the
research underway."
Dr. Anthony Hakim, Heart and
Stroke Foundation of Ontario
funded researcher, has been a lead-
er in neurological research "1 am
delighted by this increased focus
on stroke that the Foundation is
initiating with Stroke Month. As
the Canadian population ages,
stroke will affect more of our lives
-- whether ours, or our parents --
and we can all benefit by under-
standing the disease and better
planning our lives to reduce its im-
pact"
Heart and Stroke Foundation of
Ontario is a community-based •
volunteer organization whose mis-
sion is to reduce the risk of pre-
mature death and disability from
heart disease and stroke by raising
funds for research and health pro-
motion.
For more information contact
Heart and Stroke Foundation of
Ontario, Huron Chapter, 524-4440.
Congregation worships
outdoors in Grand Bend
Annie Morenz
GRAND BEND - Rev. Maurice
Platts was in charge on July 16 at
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the outdoor worship service of
Grand Bend United Church. His
sermon topic was "Who owns the
earth?" with scripture from Psalm
24.
Ed Avey conducted the opening
hymn sing of congregation favour-
ites.
Cello musical numbers were
played by Norm Abbot, church or-
ganist.
Surprise visitors at the service
were former pastor and family,
Colin and Annette Stover, Joel and
Cara, from West Lorne. They were
on vacation.
Special music at Grand Bend
United Church services in July will
be: July 23, the combined choirs of
London Dundas Centre United
Church and Grand Bend United
Church; and July 30, Opera in
Hymnody with special guests
Adrienne Stewart and Silvia Bu-
chanan Wishey.
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Donations for Hay Days '96 BBQ and Auction held
July 11 at Zurich Arena
W.G. Thompson & Sons Ltd.
Hain District Co-operative inc.
Cook's Division d Parish &
Heimbecker Ltd.
Elder Enterprises Lid.
Patter & Parker Drainage- Wayne
Cook
Jennison Construction Ltd.
Hobos Canelo Products
Hurandale Dairy Ltd.
Goderich Flea Railway
Company Ltd.
Zurich Dental Clinic
Rat Bros Construction
haute Fib • School of Nusic
Phil Erb • Waer Distillers
Doug Masse • Tender Spa Ltd.
Party Bedard cnnan,ction
Kongskiide Ltd.
General Coach
Ail Printing
Market Farm Equipment
Hoffman li moral Home
Haigh Tire Inc.
Doug Cautn,cuom ltd
Cansunction
Pratte Caudat
Hokaaasn's
Fran Bedard
McDauld's Resuunait
Kenoxicy Fried Chicken
We Mover
HZ/ '96
J&l.vaiety
Kaberine McEwen•Shuga
Milan' Stop & Go
Brim's service Centre
Nary Rader
and Caw
Dame Yana*
Jody &CIO Durand
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Paul stukle Huron -Bruce MP
Shah Mina
Stephen Township
Torn clam
Sumner Tug d Wm • Erich
Poeta
Seita Valu.otat
Ellison Tend & Taus ltd
John A.M. Norris Chartered
Accountant
Jim & Man Love
Jobe Roby
Orland Rddrat
Hook's Party Sound
Seyle's Foodand
Ata is Tue -
Becker Form Equipment Ltd.
Tangs ROXIU Shop
Norma Cocktail
Huron Apothecary
Huron 8tsuuraat
Stedman's - Exeter
Marc Evart
Eyeglass
Canada Cap. • Ztrid
JambeBarry Wilert
Mary
Dake Regies
Geoid Thiel, Earl Deidsat
Dion Gas
W J. Baden & Associates ltd
McGm ledP& 1st
Ward Adkins
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Tory Sutras
Dukwood Musters
Robert Dalt
limylierbiid Whitney
tbyd Noble
M& R Disposal Service
Grand Bend Saniunon Services
Inc.
Bold Mousseau
Aunbk-Bayfield Cartsemuan
Authatity
Country Trend iia s
Wuerth Shoes
Monsanto Cauda
Meridian Genet Industries Inc.
Huron Counay Playhouse -
Merners Mats
Country flowers
Big V (Exeter)
Pioneer - Rep. Harold
VandaGlass
Henn! Community Centre
Vat Trucking
Hyde Farm Equipment
Bluevater Recycling
Champion Rand Machinery Ltd.
Anstea's
Zenea - Rep. Scat Baehy
Michael P. O'Connor Funeral
Homo Ltd.
The Cooperman Insurance Ca
Shirley & lar McAlister
Banc a/Montrtal, Zurich Branch
lei Phaco
Jerry Moans
McKatie-Milen
*bands Hair Design
Oalruced Inn
Country Market
Stevan Webb laadsapmg
Hassrntatd Restaurant
Sash Huron Vet Clinic
MTS Form Supple Inc •
June's Pamiy Hair Ga
Ander
Osco Video
Havel Reaoticn, Parks &
Community Centre Committee
Wageofficinal
Raymond amino
and & Anne Morse=
Knight Electric & Minding
Bob fib's Garage
Canadian Imperial Bank d
Comment
Baylor Golf Club
Brentwood On The Beach
Alice Gbb
Hes Jewels y Stare • Magna
Fess
Zwidn Gu Ba
Zurich Pharmacy
Dave's Decorating
Erb's Country
Iakeshore en
Advace
Micheie Fhberer
Tasty Nu Bakery and Cheese
House
bath Ambulate
Country Den
Herb & Deans Klapp • Cedaila
Cinema The (bens)
Au '
Township Autism
NabiscoNabisco
His & Her ver nate
Wecys VIKIOXIS & Marian
Zurich Arena & Community
Centre
Westlake
alaee McHugh
H� ldwruace
nc
Sino Neese Designs • Dine
Thiel
ial bdra Priming
Mos. Roads Dipun
caepbel Appliances & Wmiure
Masses rood Mate
Addune Denanme
Safath - Mitchel Cable TV
Hay's Auto Care
Elder Enterprises ltd.
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Furniture
Maas
Bhueanter Interiors
Gtdbdt Mutual life Insurance
Keay Korner Restwrnt
Craft Baa - McAdam Enterprises
Lakewood Garden Centre
Hay Mutual Insurance Ca
Erb's Mea Market
Paul & Dorothy Duchume
He sal Medial Centre
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Exeter Times -Advocate
Don Desch & Braise Ducharme
Norma O'Brien
Mn. Marsha Weigand
Adriaf Bayley
f Hay
Murry Township
Jerry Rader Homes* Catering
Catherine Shantz
Fled & Audrey Habena
Colour Your Wald (Exeter)
Dalton Jaques
Jas
Brigene's Fashioru & Thames H.
Fine Men's Wer
Mete Tutus
Alert's Raw=
Jim & Vona'Weigand
Hayter': Ttukey Products Inc
Dominion Tavern
Murphy's Pub & Easy (Etta)
Wrist
Edelwe ss Wood & Galt Shop
lowtiffe Lucking
An's Refinishing
Huron Triaor Snowmobile )
otiiee Mb
Bi & Maine Ween
Dale Diem
Wspe Becker
Passant Toads • Pa Brom
Marie
Oesdt W eaaeorkitg
ticablioder
Mr. & Mn Nap Gann
Gin & Donna Thid
Kal & Helen Rimer
Beauty
Vilage Collectibles
CG.
GG. Form Supply Ltd.
Howard & Elaine Own
Dare Gagner
&arson now Farms - Domuld
Shirley Mamma
iThe Bogs Cabot Raab and
lake Hurueby Meager /4em
Ilenesional services
• Red & Santini Punk
CE kid & Son Mensal lad)
Adam Wan
Somali Pilau Asecimins
2sou •DareAline
2 sewn • Jahn Deimos
lid - Elmer tome
1 sem • Dom Wain
1 sex • Henry debtors,
Jim Jetsam and RCommumm
Earl oats
Ptaaklteerrbec ecampaay
Meeh Moa be • t]naham
Fi tea leternbt
Cash draw ticket winners were on May 10, Paulette Taylor and
Francis Ayette, May 24, Bev Skitter and Mildred Northcott, June 7,
Phy le Dskhert and Harold Flnkbeiner, June 21, Harty Dykstra and
Harold Flnithelner, July
5,
Karl Haberer and Jack Glavin. Each
8100. Grand
Paaulette winners
anddBBind,GGary and
Hensall
Wilma Munn, Honest Congratulationai
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