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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1985-06-12, Page 8a 8 Times -Advocate, June 12, 1985 CASUALLY SPEAKING -- These three models were part of the Huron Country Playhouse Fashion Show on Wednesday, at the Grand Bend theatre. From left are Vicki Pfaff, Peter Dodd, and Patricia Shaw, all showing casual summer clothes. PLAY YOUR STRONG SUIT — The bathing suits came in a wide variety of styles and colours, to suit almost everyone. These models were among those who brought them to life at the Huron Country Playhouse on Wednesday, during the annual fashion show fundraiser. From left: Vicki Pfaff, Beth Jean, and Vida Iskauskas. Herb teas are popular All herb teas are delicately flavoured and carry with them the taste and fragrances of the herb garden even if they are served in the depths of winter. Using a herb as a tea is one of the best ways of appreciating its fult taste and aroma and its effect on you. Some herbs, such as the mints, will refresh you. and others relax; some help an uneasy digestion and others such as chamomile and bergemot ( Monarda didyma ► will make you sleepy. A herb tea may not act as quickly as an aspirin but it is much safer and works in harmony with your body. The true herb tea or tisane is made in earthenware, china. porcelain or glass rather than metal. 1 keep two teapots. one glass and one porcelain If you're looking for cell -pet or vinyl for a small area or an entire house • Save Time • Save Money • See us First Do it yourself or have our installer E. Allen .. t 'for ou which are used exclusively for herb teas. A strainer is also needed. -The shallow metal ones do the job but I in- finitely preler a Japanese bamboo strainer which is about two inches deep and holds all the herb leaves without difficulty. 'I'o make herb tea. first warm the teapot and place the herbs. fresh or dried. in it. Pour boiling water over the herbs and leave to steep about eight minutes. The tea can Ix' made as weak or as strong as is desired by alternating the amount of leaves and/or steeping time Some herbs such as lemon verlx•na, rosemary and angelica are concentrated and only a few leaves are needed for quite a strong flavour. Others such as lemon balm are more delicate and larger hunches may he needed. The quantity of the herb varies with the plant hurt a general rule is one teaspoonful of the dried herb per cup and two teaspoons of fresh herbs. Milk should not be used. but honey as a sweetener and a slice of lemon may bring out the flavour F;veryone has their favourite herb leas and many books will recommend different cnmbinalmos, also many in- teresting blends arc Lound in the stores. It is. however. a good idea to take time and try each individual herb then blend them together to make your own special nrixture.l* e find a blend of lemon halm. orange Hunt and a Iew costmary leaves is very popular For further information. contact Continuing Education. Johnston flail. 1Tniversity Of Guelph. Guelph, On- tario. NI(; 2W1. or phone Sift) 824-•11211. Extension 34.-4; Sift baskets o cdndy trays fud3e nuts °chocolate specialties for dud muds o hdp q fdthers dd1c\% r exeter 235 -1211 bciyfield O 565 -2474 MEN'S FASHION Peter Dodd, one of the models in the Huron Country Playhouse fashion show, is seen here modelling summer casual clothing. The event was very successful selling out for both shows. Huron Country Playhouse event Carefree fashions previewed "Carefree Days Ahead" was the theme of the annual fashion show fun- draiser at the Huron Country Playhouse on Wednesday. The show, organized by the Playhouse Guild, featured a variety of summer clothing, from casual wear for loung- ing on weekends, beachwear and bathing suits, to formal dresses suitable for a summer wedding. Mary Harvey, the vice-president of the Guild, was the co-ordinator of the fashion show. The show was narrated by Tory McKenzie, the president of the Guild, and was written and stag- ed by Brb Balmer. Barb Balmer, of the Sun Shop in Grand Bend, and Karen Pfaff of Looking Good in Exeter, provided the fashions. Men's fashions were provid- ed by Nick Carter of the Surf Shop in Grand Bend. This was the second time the show had actually been held in the Playhouse. Tickets were $6, and were sold out. There were two shows, one at 12:30 that included lunch, and one at 8:30 where wine and cheese refreshments were served. The models included many members of the Guild and some of the Playhouse staff. Dave Sheppard, the president of the Board of Directors, and Ron, Ulrich, the artistic director of the Playhouse, were both in the show. There were three sections to the show, "Casually Speaking", "Looking Good Day and Night", and "Play Your Strong Suit". Between the sec- tions door prizes were given out. The models who appeared in the show, excluding those mentioned previously, were as follows: Tracy Woods, Patricia Shaw, Sandy Balmer (who was also the coreographert, Beth Jean, Vida Iskankas, Peter Dodd, Vicki Pfaff, Deane Smith, Joy Ever notice that when you reach a certain age, everything you have seems to wear out, spread out. or fall out? •- Hogg, Dale Marsh, Connie Taylor and Maxime Gammage. The Playhouse will be holding an auction on July 28 as a fundraiser ine first event of the season is on June 15, when the Nylons will be in concert, as another part of the fun- draising campaign. Kedding bells M your tuture — Call — Michael Foreman Pro Studios'' Exeter 235-1713 Competitive Prices • Weddings • Portraits • Portfolios "We put the capital "P" back in Professionol" Buy your engagement ring at Earl Camp- bell Jewellers and get 1 free engagement picture. Get a free 8 x 10 colour wedding photo with purchase of wedding bond and engagement ring. Dougall's Berry Farm PIIGk your own strawberries 2 miles north of Exeter on Hwy. No. 4 Open Monday to Saturday 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sunday 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. The season is in full swing, so don't miss out. For prepicked orders call 235-1281 or 235-0448 NOTICE OF THE PASSING OF A ZONING BY-LAW BY THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF EXETER TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Exeter, passed By-law No'. 27, 1985 on the 3rd day of June, 1985 under. Section 34 of the Planning Act 1983. AND TAKE NOTICE that any person or agency may appeal to the Ontario Municipal Board in respect of the by-law by filing with the Clerk of the Corporation of the Town of Exeter not later than the 9th day of July, 1985 a notice of appeal setting out the objection to the by-law and the reasons in suppott of the objection. An explanation of the purpose and effect of the by-law, describing the lands to which the by- law applies, and a key map showing the location of the lands to which the by-law applies are attached. The complete by-law is available for inspection in the Municipal Offices during regular office hours. Dated at the Town of Exeter, this 4th day of June, 1985 Elizabeth Bell Clerk, Town of Exeter SCHEDULE 2 BY-LAW NO. 27 - 1985 i) By-law No. 27 - 1985 has the following purpose and effect; By-law No. 27 of 1985 amends By-law No. 30 of 1978 to permit land uses in conformity with the revised Town of Exeter Official Plan. In this regard, By-law No. 27 of the 1985 amends By-law 30 of 1978 regarding the zone regula- tions for specific land use zones within By-law 30 of 1978. These revisions ore a result of o comperhensive 5 year review of the land use policies in the Town of Exeter Official Pion and the Comprehensive Zoning By-law 30 of 1978. The proposed revisions to the Official Plan and By-law were the subject of a public review under Section 17(2) and Section 34 of the Planning Act, 1983. Since no objections were raised against the subject amendments, coun- cil wishes to .incorporate these changes into By-law 30 of 1978. All other zone provisions of By -low 30 of 1978 not so amended shall apply. ii) A Key Map showing the location of the lands to which the zone changes apply is shown below and is entitled "Location Map". This Key Map applies to those lands were a zone change is to be made to By-law 30 of 1978. 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