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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1987-07-29, Page 7BALDING Europe's answer to thinning hair: Stimufol.,TM a prescription -free solution design- ed to stimulate hair growth Now available at Concept II ,,,,.,, Valu Mart Plaza Try us The only thing you don't have to lose is your hair At Centralia College Times -Advocate, July 29, 1987 Regionaj-4.. N conference attracts Huron, Bruce Grey between health, personal happiness, financial security and job satisfaction. Using the theme of 'Christmas in the young July', O'Shea had individual groups of people make up 'Christmas cards dealing with various keys to the management of stress such as 'Know they self' and 'Sense of humour'.. Asked why she chose a Christmas theme to get across the various points she was making, O'Shea said that More than 70 15 -year-olds from part in a three-day regional 4-H con - Huron, Bruce and Grey Counties took ference held at CCAT. The overall PARTICIPANTS - Roseanne Dietrich, Dashwood, and Gary Wilson, Centralia were among the 15 -year-olds attending a regional d -H con- ference at CCAT. Seventy young people from Huron, Bruce and Grey counties attended the three-day conference. theme 'You are the one - make it count' was subdivided into the topics 'Being you', 'Reaching othem' and 'Worldly wise'. - The conference was a blend of workshops,- films, guest -speakers and - informal group discussions mixed with fun and games, a nature walk in the Pinery, a tour of CCAT, and dances to end the first two days. - Peter Fleming, Guelph -based OMAF program manager for rural organization programs, said the con- ferences are designed to encourage the leadership abilities and personal 'development of the youpg people in 4-11 programs. They meet 4 -hers from other places, exchange ideas, and return to enhance the programs of their local clubs. • Gary Wilson, Centralia, was one of the 30 youpg men in attendance. He said some of the things he had learn- ed were how to handle a job interview and how to communicate better with others. lie also picked up some tips he will take back to liven up his own 4-11 club. Wilson particularly enjoyed the social activities at the end of the busy days. Roseanne Dietrich, Dashwood, was glad she had come to her first regional conference. She will take REGIONAL CONFERENCE A 4-H regional conference held this week at Centralia College attracted 70 teenagers from Huron, Bruce and Grey counties. The 4-H members attended a series of seminars on various topics. Above, Diane O'Shea (centre) shores a few moments with Dan Weigand of Dashwood and Arlene Hoonaard of Centralia prior to conducting a seminar on stress and time management. Luny Dollar Days Wed. - Sat. Pickling Splt . $ . $�0O2k9 Pickling Spice $100 flog(. Summer CandyT 2 for $100 Foam Cups oo 50 for ; • Foam Plates 1.2 for $100 S Peanuts, Roasted 8 Saltedt,it Si 00 • 400 gr. Assorted Crackers 147 $ 1 00 box rs eanu utter Kroft Bulk tt Smooth, Crunchy $ 100 lb. iN Honey $' 00 Ib. Creamed and Liquid Semi -Sweet Chocolate Chips While Quantities Last GG G( 0Oublin ET LER FINE FURNITURE B•E•D•D•I • N • G SIMMONS ON THE MAIN STREET OF DUBLIN 345.2250 OPEN Monday to Saturday 9:30-6:00 Thursday and Friday night Until 9:00, home increased skill in group com- munication and public speaking, as well as a list of new friends. A number of excellent ideas to im- prove 4-H were offered byh people—at-the final wrap-up and evaluation session.. More informative newsletters, leader training on how to conduct meetings, exchange trips during the school year and councils and clubs that go on all year were among the suggestions. Other suggestions came from OMAF personnel who work with the 4-11 clubs. Denise Edwards, Markdale, said a great deal of effort goes into the newsletters, and con- tributions from 4-11 members are wanted, needed and appreciated. Richard Hamilton from the Clinton office pointed out '4-H is for you', and the job of the adult advisors is to work with the members to develop in- teresting and informative programs. Ile said he would like to be invited to attend meetings of the Huron clubs, and would accept invitations whenever possible. Fleming attends all nine annual regional conferences in Ontario. He started outas a 4-H member, then ob- tained a summer job as a regional conference coordinator. His ex- periences with 4-H were a deciding factor in choosing a career with the ministry of agriculture. As he moves around the province he often sees young men and women he first met at a regional conference who are now filling ,leadership positions in the agricultural community and in other professions. * * * Standingunder a giant banner which rea'You are the one -- Make it count', Diane O'Shea delivered a seminar on stress and time manage- ment to 70 I5 -year-olds at Centralia College Wednesday afternoon. The teenagers were there as part of a three day regional conference being put on by 4-11. The conference, one of nine conducted across Ontario this week, began with the youths examin- ing their inner selves. They then took a close look at their environment and others. around them, building up into a broader view of the world in general as the conference progressed. O'Shea, a 4-H leader and a Granton- Lucan area farmer, dealt with both the positive and negative aspects of stress. 'Stress is an individual thing,' O'Shea told the group. 'It can be a fatal thing or a fantastic thing, but it's all up to each one of us.' Using a series of graphs and visual aids, O'Shea explained that a certain amount of stress is necessary to be happy and successful in life, but she warned that each one of us has a distinct breaking point which we must not cross. Asking the teenagers for their definitions of success, the 4-H leader put emphasis on the importance of good health in life. She noted that suc- cess depends heavily on a balance Crediton By .Irs. Stan Preszcator The sermon topic at Zion United Church was taken from Luke 24: 1-12 titled 'Our Link with Infinity'. The bake sale will be held on Satur- day, August 19. Anyone wishing to donate baking is asked to bring it to the Parks Board Room by 9 a.m.. The sale will open at 10 a.m. If you are available to help at the Bake Sale, please sign the sheet on the table at• the Church entrance. The Vacation Bible School will be held the week of August 17-21. The Theme is 'Growing God's Way in the Sonshine Patch'. Please make sure to mark this date on your calendar, and pass the message on to anyone interested. In hospital in Exeter are Mrs. Alma _ Schwartz and Mrs. Louella Taylor. Sympathy is extended to the families of the late Mrs. Losetta ( Ilaist) Fahner who passed away Tuesday at the Bluewater Rest Home. Zurich and to the families of the late Sandra Hutchinson of Parkhill. Mrs. Alma Schwartz, South Huron Hospital. Exeter will he celebrating her birthday July 28 and Jack Jesney will be 79 years young July 30. Hap- py Birthday folks. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Preszcator will be 19 years married August 3. Ppge 7 Christmas embodies stress but at the same time is a source of great pleasure- ' 1 was thinking of the joy. peace and happiness thins about Christmas,' O'Shea said a e t e seminar. 'Stress . is a difficult topic for me and you and you're trying to put it to a 15 -year-old.' O'Shea does the seminars with her husband -in their spare time- _ 'It's (stress) not a specialty at all.' she said; 'Both my husband and I like to speak and we really believe in the 4-11 club. • - 'We don't find it )speaking) a stressful situation.' she quipped. 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