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Home My WebLink AboutHuron Expositor, 2004-06-16, Page 12• • • • • • • • • • 12 -THE HURON EXPOSITOR, Juno 15, 2004 HAPPY 3R° BIRTHDAY JAKE McCLURE JUNE 19 F:= HAPPY 65TH BIRTHDAY Sharon Wilson June 17, 2004 Love & Best Wishes * from your family ALL -YOU -CAN -EAT SOUP & 11111 SALAD LUNCH Wednesday, June 23 11:30 am to 1:30 pm ONLY $6.00 St. Thomas Anglican Church Seaforth - Everyone Welcome - Every several years I celebrate my birthday on one of the greatest days of the year. HAPPY FATHER'S DAY DAD Ken Glanville WIPP HAPPY 40TH DAD Mark Melady June 11 �ty� 1 News Local author challenges readers to dance in order to live a happy and peaceful life By Jason Middleton Expositor Staff No matter what your problems are, to live a happy and peaceful life learn how to dance. Dance: Five Steps to Living Your Best Life, a new book by Deborah DeJong, a Mitchell District High School graduate, offers readers a five step plan that will help them live their best life. "Some individuals were really starting to make some changes and live their best St rat ford •• 1 Cinemas • 1 1 1 1 1 551 Huron St. 273-6780 I Show Schedule for June 18 - 24 The Terminal Nightly at 6:30 & 9:15 Sat/Sun Matinee M 2 pm The Chronicles of Riddick Nightly at 6:30 & 9:15 SMISun Matin.. M 2 pm t LI Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban Nightly at 6:30 & 9:15 SaVSun Matinee M 2 pm Stepford Wives Nightly at 7 & 9:15 Sat/Sun Matinee M 2 pm Shrek 2 Nightly at 7 & 9:15 SaVSun Matinee M 2 pm 55.00 Tuesdays www.strallordcinemas.com 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Janelle Wood f LLove: Conlan Keegan, Mac & Meg WAIT OISN[Y MCMURES Win YOU AND YOUR /AMII TO HAVE All THE FUN IN THE WORLD Fri & Sat 6:30 & 9:15 Sun - Thur 8:00 Sat & Sun Mat. 2:00 gRalph and Dianne Wood of Egmondville would like to con- gratulate their daughter Janette on receiving her Bachelor of •Recreation and Leisure Studies • IHonoursl Inclusive and il Therapeutic Recreation with First Class Standings from Brrxk University, St. Catharines, on lune 8, 2004. She was granted the Distinguished Graduating student Award for the highest overall average in her program. Janette has ar cepted a position as Recreation Therapist at The Village of Taunton Mills, Whitby Ontario. Your family wishes you success and happiness in all your future il, endeavours. fWay to go Janelle! We are very v proud of you. Love: Dad, Mom and Katie, Artn Wood, Horace and Donna Crawford IGrandparentsl life while others were still struggling," says DeJong. As the manager of family and community solutions with Kitchener -Waterloo Counseling, DeJong started to notice trends with a lot of her clients. "I was trying to rack my brain around what was going on here," says DeJong. One day DeJong found that instead of researching similar cases at the library she was instead writing the first draft of the hook. "It (the book) really is a model to show us how to make your best choices so you will be happy and will live your hest life," says DeJong.. The 160 -page book took DeJong three years to write and she says that is was one of the biggest obstacles that she's faced in her life. "1 was not a great English student to be quite honest," said DeJong. The book is divided into five sections, decision making, action plan. navigating, compassion and enjoyment. When put Graduation Crystal Dawn Semple, daughter of Calvin and Gall Semple, of Ethel, Ontario, graduated on June 6, 2004 from the University of Windsor. She attained an Honours Degree in the Bachelor of Science in Nursing, as well as a Minor in Anthropology. She Is cur- rently employed by Walkerton Hospital. Congratulations Crystal! We are proud of you. Love from Chad & Domi, Ron & Betty, & Janice & Rob. Relay far the o &elms DOM 1,4 (,an21d12111 (Tans(_ . Ociet Relay dor Life JOIN US FOR A NIGHT TO REMEMBER The Luminary Ceremony An Unforgettable Part of Relay For Life Friday, June 18, 2004 io p.m. Goderich High School Track Imagine the sight of t,000 candles burning in memory of or in honour of those who have battled cancer. S5.00 each To pre -purchase your luminary: go online at www.cancer.ca ...or... visit Scotiabank for luminary order forms EX t t -on Exmoor S Scotiabank Group Event Sponsor Media Sponsor th»$;aY AleS �. National Promotional Partner The Weather Network National Media Sponsor Mrr1,1 Spnntor �DS Founding Sponsor Let's Make Cander History 1 1 888 939-3333 www.cancer.ca' 1 Deborah DeJong at a book signing. together the sections create the acronym DANCE. "When people are in our office we might give them some strategies to try. But then it's 'How do I remember what Deb told me to do?"' says DeJong. The acronym DANCE gives both clients and readers an easy way of remembering what they are supposed to do. "So it helps them make the transition of talking about something in session (or reading) to actually doing it in their life," she says. The book, which costs $18.95. was released earlier this year and DeJong is currently doing a book tour around the area. "I think (the book) it has the potential to put someone, if they're at a crossroads in their life, of making a healthy choice for themselves or a not so healthy choice. It gives them the depth needed to live their best life," says DeJong. She says that life decisions such as getting married are huge deci ' ns and should he made care �Ily. "They ake, decisions without putting a whole lot of thought into them. And our decisions make up front have the greatest impact on life satisfaction and life happiness," says DeJong. Growing up in the Mitchell -area, DeJong says the small town mindset has influenced her career. life and the hook. "1've gained a lot from Mitchell and I want to thank everyone that shared the dance floor of life with me there." she said. "I've learned something from every relationship I've been in and now I'm able to share that message outside the community and hopefully we'll go provincial." Correspondence Horticultural Society visits 146er Bend Gardens Seaforth and District Horticultural Society met Seaforth and District Horticultural Society at Northside United Church June 9 at 9 p.m. as IO of our members went to River Bend Gardens in Wroxeter while 5 waited at the church. Jackie Racho took the chair and welcomed everyone. Bca Stoll read minutes of the May meeting. Dilys Finnigan gave the treasurer's report and Bea Stoll announced she had received a thank you from the Ontario Horticultural Society for the donation made in memory of Dr. Whitman. A paper was passed around for some suggestions for a service certificate to be given. P c g DeJong announced a Bur oak tree is to be planted June 17 at IO a.m. at the hospital in memory of Dr. Whitman. We arc to ask Tory Scott if she will he our ambassador for the fair. Ruth Smith and Janny Strcutker arc going to the convention in August in London. Heather McLean reminded everyone of the bus trip July 7 at 8 a.m. Door prizes were won by Helen McNaughton. Bca Stoll and Heather McLean. Elizabeth Vantol and Elizabeth Kellough served lunch. Handguns and rifles stolen from Central Huron home, five local men charged Five young men, from H e n s a l l, C1i1nt0n, Mitchell, Bayfield and Vanastra were charged after five firearms were stolen from a residence on Hullett- McKillop Road in Central Huron sometime during the the week before June 7. Both handguns and rifles were stolen and the owner provided police with the names of some suspects. During the investigation, Huron OPP visited residences along Hydro Line in Central Huron, Clinton, Bayficld, Mitchell and Vanastra and found guns inside a barn, in residences and tossed away in a swampy location. An 18 -year-old Hensall man was charged with three counts of unauthorized possession of weapons, two counts of trafficking firearms, two counts of possession of prohibited/restricted firearms and ammunition, six counts of possession of firearm while prohibited, possession of property ohtaincd by crime. Huron OPP .....a . • failing to comply with probation and break. enter and theft. A 19 -year-old Clinton man was charged with unauthorized possession of firearms and possession of property obtained by crime. A 22 -year-old Vanastra man was charged with possession of property obtained by crime. possession of prohibited/restricted firearms, two counts of possession of firearms and breaching probation. A 25 -year-old Mitchell man was charged with two counts of failing to comply with undertaking, possession of a weapon obtained by crime and possession of property obtained by crime. A 26 -year-old Bayficld man was charged with possession of a prohibited/restricted firearm, possession of property ohtaincd by crime and preaching probation. All five were scheduled to attend court in Goderich for a hail hearing.on June 10. ..•