Times-Advocate, 1988-06-01, Page 9FAIR LADIES - The ladies' division of the Hensall Spring Fair, to be held on June 10 and 11, had tables of bak
ing at the Hensall community yard sale. Displaying some of the baked goods are Marlene Bell (left) Mary Kins
man, Donna Corbett and Jan Baker.
Bridal shower in
By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR
CREDITON - A pretty commu-
nity shower was held Thursday
evening May 26 at Zion United
Church for bride elect Suzanne
Finkbcincr. Suzanne's attendants
Miss Patti Love, Mrs. Valerie
Whilsmith and Miss Heidi Hayden
helped her open her gifts. A couple
of games were played.
Suzanne thanked everyone for all
the gifts, and everyone for coming.
A delicious lunch was served by
those who hosted the shower.
Personals
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Steve Dinney (nee Diane Beaver)
who were married Saturday, May
28 at Zion United Church. A re-
ception and dance was held at Hen-
salL
Visitors with Mrs. Irene
Schlenker were cousins Lorne Fah-
ner from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
Health Topics
by Lynn Garrison
Nutrition Consultant,
Huron County Health Unit
To salt or not to salt
Canadians eat too much salt. But where do we get this taste for
salt? It may be that it develops during infancy. According to a report
by the Infant Nutrition Institute, newborns and infants up to the age
of four months arc indifferent to the taste of salt. When offered water
with different amounts of salt in them, babies showed no preference
for the saltier ones. However, this was not the case wiCl babies be-
tween the ages of four to seven months. These babies preferred the
saltier water.
Between the ages of four to seven months may be a critical time in
which the preference for salty foods develops. Developim; this prefer-
ence for salty foods could be the beginning of a potentially unhealthy
eating pattern that may affect some people's health. Certain people
arc "salt -sensitive " and eating too much of it increases their risk of
developing high blood pressure.
Introducing table foods to your infant too soon, may start your
baby on a lifetime habit of excessive salt intake. Thi is because
popular finger foods that are easy for an infant with few teeth to eat
arc also loaded with sodium - for examfle sausage, ham, luncheon
meats and cheese.
How can you avoid this problem as babies between the ages of
four and seven months (the "critical time") are most likely being in-
troduced to solid foods, it is important that they be give -i only low -
salt foods. Serving commercially prepared infant food• or making
your own baby food from fresh or frozen vegetables and fresh, cooked
meats, fish or poultry, without adding salt, are good choices. '
Highly salted foods should be avoided throughout the entire first
year of life. After infancy, salt intake should continue to be moderate
in order to help establish long lasting good eating habits.
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and Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Chew of
Ottawa, who enjoyed being at the
Mennonite sale on Saturday at
New Hamburg.
Zion United Church
The sermon topic at Zion United
Church was taken from Deuterono-
my 4:32-40 and Matthew 28:16-20
titled "Jesus, Lord Over All."
Infant baptism was celebrated
when Krysti Dannielle Armen,
Lisa Jean Johnson, Wesley Allan
Johnson, Ryan Anthony Masse
and Tanya Lynn Stuckless were
baptized on Sunday.
Choir practice will be on Wed-
nesday evening at 8 p.m. in the
church sanctuary.
The U.C.W. May 2 meeting will
be held on Thursday evening at 8
p.m. The Explorers under the lead-
ership of Mrs. Irene Haugh will be
responsible for the progam. Roll
call is a vegetable you do not like.
Services during the month of
June will be as follows: June 5, 10
a.m. will be confirmation, recep-
tion of members by transfer and
sacrament of Holy Communion.
June 12 at 10:30 a.m. is the 137th
anniversary service with Rev. Ho-
ward Zurbrigg speaking. "Harmony
Kings" will provide the music.
June 19 at 10:30 a.m. is Children's
Day with Mrs. Val Hodgins speak-
ing. June 26 at 10 a.m. is Cemet-
ery Decoration,Service.
Vacation Bible School this year
is August 22-26. Plan to have
your children "discover God's Pow-
er at the Wonderfaire". Teachers
and helpers can contact Mary and
Brian Elder to volunteer.
Sympathy is extended to Mr. and
Mrs. Brian Elder and family and
their families in the death of
Brian's brother Raymond Elder.
Sympathy also goes out to the
family of the late Mr. Larry Dob-
son. Flowers in the church sanctu-
ary were from the Dobson and Elder
funerals.
Sympathy is also extended to the
family of the late Mr. Alvin Cole
of Hensall. Alvin was the milkman
in Crediton for a number of years
and his daughter Jean Jacobe works
in National Trust in Exeter.
Exeter Vitra
EXETER - The Senior Citizens
started our week off with their
monthly Bingo. We had a good
turnout despite it being the holiday.
Victoria Day turned out to be
very warm and sunny and the rest of
the week seemed to follow. It has
been nice to sit outside and watch
the construction in every direction
around us.
The Lodge Resident Council met
this week. One of the topics of dis-
cussion was Seniors' Month. June
is Seniors Month in Ontario. The
theme this year is "Opportunity is
Ageless".
We began plans for our Hot Dog
Day and Bake Sale on June 25.
Watch for more details later in
June.
We had no church services on
Wednesday last week. However we
did enjoy a hymn sing instead. We
look forward to having our regular
service this week.
Birthday wishes this week go to
Gladys Haynes.
Thought for the week: Let's learn
a lesson from tea. It shows its real
worth when it gets into hot water.
EXETER - Rosemary Schaefer of
Kirkton was hostess for Alpha Tau
Chapter's of Beta Sigma Phi pot-
luck dinner on'May 25. Following
the delicious supper, president Pat
Fletcher welcomed Pat Patterson
into the chapter.
During the business portion of
the meeting, it was decided to spon-
sor two members, Maida Gaiser and
Marie Astle to attend the South Hu-
ron Hospital Association Annual
Meeting and Banquet on June 6.
Our chapter will again be selling
muffins and coffee on June 18 dur-
ing Exeter's Heritage Days.
Elaine Bogart was the recipient of
the Woman of the Year Award
which was presented by June Es-
scThe president conducted the in-
stallation of the new executive who
arc: Mary Jane Taylor (President),
Marian Rider (Vice President), Shir-
ley Walkom. (Recording and Corre-
sponding Secretary) and Elaine Bo-
gart (Treasurer).
The evening closed with an ex-
change of gifts from our secret sis-
ter and the revealing of hex identity.
Times -Advocate, June 1, 1988 Page 9
Blyth season opens June 17
BLYTH - The fourteenth season
of the Blyth Festival opens on Fri-
day, June 17 with a full evening of
gala celebrations! The highlight of
the evening will be the premiere of
a brand new comedy - The Cookie
War by Kathleen McDonnell.
Kicking off the festivities at 4:45
p.m. is the opening of the Art Gal-
lery exhibition, a show of beautiful
and intricate embroidery work by a'
variety of artists. The guest speaker
for the Gallery opening will be
Elizabeth Taylor, President of the
Canadian Embroidery Guild.
After the Gallery opening Piper
Rick Elliott will lead the assembled
patrons through the streets of Blyth
to the Fairgrounds and the Commu-
nity Centre where the Opening
Night dinner will be held. In past
years the dinner has been in the
lower hall of the Blyth Memorial
Hall. The number of seats for the
opening night dinner is going to in-
crease from 150 to 250 as a result
of the move this year.
Dinner guests will enjoy the ex-
cellent meal traditionally prepared
by the Blyth United Church. The
Opening Night dinner speaker will
be Edna Staebler ("Food That Real-
ly Schmecks" and "Schmecks Ap-
peal") whose real life experiences
provided the idea for The Cookie
War.
The dinner is always a special
event with various dignitaries and
members of the press attending.
The dinner provides an opportunity
for the Blyth Festival Board of Di-
rectors and staff to share and cele-
brate past successes and look for-
ward•to a new and exciting season.
After the dinner the B1 th Festi-
GRADUATE - Steve Coates, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Coates, Exet-
er, recently graduated in Architec-
tural Technology from Mohawk Col-
lege, Hamilton. He is presently
employed at Contempro Design
Inc., Burlington.
val Singers will give a free concert
on the lawn outside the Memorial
Hall which everyone is warmly in-
vited to attend.
More information on all the
Opening Night events is available
from the Blyth Festival Box Office
at (519) 523-9300/9225.
NOBLE - COLE
The marriage of Helen Louise Cole
and Robert Ward Noble took place
on Saturday, May 7, 1988 at Dunlop
United Church in Sarnia with Rev.
Robert Ripley officiating. Helen is
the daughter of Mr. Harry M. Cole,
Exeter and Robert is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Murray Noble, Baltimore.
The couple were attended by Helen
Drysdale, Hensall and Terry Stan-
ley, Cobourg. .
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4988. Rev. Doug Wright officiated.
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where John is a Constable on the
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