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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1989-10-11, Page 8Page 8 Times -Advocate, October 11, 1989 Fill -up - Floy Foreman dished out the scalloped potatoes for those attending the fall luncheon put on by the ladies of Caven Pres- byterian Church. Wide choice - Labelle Hamess refills the pastries plate for diners at Caven Presbyterian Church's fall luncheon on October 6. Enjoying their meal - Alice Broom and son Robbie were among the many people who ate lunch at Caven Presbyterian Church on Friday. THE Huron County Health Unit AND THE HURON COUNTY Veterinary -Clinics ARE OFFERING 4nti-Rab.ies CHn'� s COUNTY Sat., October 21, 1989 AT THE VETERINARY CLINICS LISTED BELOW. FOB DOGS AND CATS,OVER 3.M(1NTHS fJF;,, O_E ,PLEASE HAVE THEM ON A LEASH OR IN -BOXES OR HALES WHEN 1NTHE•tt1NtC. Cost: $8. PER ANIMAL VACCINATED. CERTIFICATE PROVIDED, AND TAG FOR DOGS. The following Huron County Clinics are participating: BLYTH VETERINARY CLINTON-SEAFORTH VET CLINIC • 523-9551 SERVICE • 462.3556 Queen Sr South-•_ —5 p," nn 5, Clinton (Hwy 4, S of Chnlnn) • Q am•7 EXETER ANIMAL HOSPITAL • 235-2662 London Road South • 9 12 noon SEAFORTH VETERINARY CLINIC • 527.1760 .Street *inn • 0 pm -9 rT SOUTH HURON VETERINARY CLINIC • 236-4301 Zur,cn • 9 am -2 pm OODERICN VETERINARY CLINIC • 524-2631 • RR 2, Goderrch • 10 am -2 pm LEEDNAM VETERINARY CLINIC • 357.2471 • 11 Alfred Street Cast • 0 30,am-12 noon WINOHAM VETERINARY CLINIC • 357.1770 Rrnroul Poor Complex • 9 am -11 am BRUSSELS VETERINARY SERVICE • 667-6641 Brussels • 9 am -4 pm In harmony - Performing barber shop harmony for the Gran Bend Golden Agers are (left) director Henry Morin, tenor George Eaton, leads Bob Miller, Lee Vivian, Tom Hindle and Art Sheppard, baritone Larry Cole, and basses Walter Ord, Ron Dann and Frank Neal. Harmonious sounds fill the air in. The Bend GRAND BEND - The melodic strains of barbershop harmony are wafting through the air these days. Sixteen men, all but two from Grand Cove Estates, are blending their voices together for their own . pleasure and for the enjoyment of their listeners. Bob Miller, a former member of the Society for the Preservation of Riverview WI armchair travel AILSA CRAIG - The Riverview W.I. members went armchair trav- elling again at their October meet- ing held in the Masonic Hall, Ailsa Craig. This time they were taken to Portugal, Spain and Gibralter via slides and commentary by Evelyn McNaughton. Jean McKichan and the International Affairs Commit- tee had planned this meeting and at the conclusion of the presentation Jean presented Evelyn with a box of goodies. Jean read a Thanksgiving poem and two passages of scripture with a Thanksgiving theme. While en larging on the motto, "All nations smile in the same language", Marie Campbell told that a smile is silent language and the cornerstone of friendship. A sunny smile means we are friends and a smile costs nothing but it creates much. During the business part of the meeting the group decided to pur- chase a brick for the Ailsa Craig Recreation Centre. During the social time Sadie Walker and her committee served doughnuts and tea at nicely deco- rated tables. In November Riverview W.I. will meet at Craigholme with the Nursing Home residents and every- one will supply some cookies. Forthcoming marriage - Mr. and Mrs. Larry Desjardine, RR1 Grand Bend, Ont. are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their -daughter Sher- ry Lynn to Paul John, son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Lekx of Ildertnn. The wedding will take place -at Grand Bend United Church Saturday, October 21, 1989 at 12:00 noon. Barbershop Singing in America (SPBSSA), was the organizer for the local group. He and Tom Hindle compiled a list of possible candidates, then followed through. Henry Morin, another longtime devotee of four-part harmony, is director. The men made their debut as part of Grand Cove's annual revue, pre- sented September 22 and 23. They were a big hit, and . requests for more performances quickly came in. The group was asked to sing for the Grand Bend Golden Agers last Wednesday afternoon, and en- tertained at the Blue Water Rcst Home, along with some other acts from the revue, the following day. According to the songsters, the mix of lead, tenor, baritone and bass is the purest form of harmony. All agreed that barber shop -style singing with others who like it as much as you do is fun. The group is looking for more re- cruits. Twenty singers are needed Sneaky Snackers tour Valumart CREDITON - The third meeting of the Sneaky Snackers started off with a tour of the Valu -mart gro- cery store in Exeter. Our guide was Tom Seip. Mr. Seip showed us around and told us about the layout of the store, why some food is where it is and the differences be- tween them. We thanked him and went back to member Margaret Steffen's place for our meeting. Back at Margaret's we read through our book and did a word search and a quiz on "A time saver or waster?" For the meal, Margie made a piz- za -style frittata and 1000 Island dressing. I made the salad and make -ahead meat sauce. We were allsatisifed. Press reporter Rosemary Glavin Mt. Carmel CWL dine in Exeter MT. CARMEL - A large number of C.W.L. members and guests en- joyed a delicious dinner at the 3A's Restaurant, Exeter. The guest 'speaker, Deb McCann, was most informative and very interesting, telling of her involvement with the "Safe Home for Youth" program in • youth Huron. Thursday, October 12, 1:30-3:30, the ladies are holding thcir first workshop and get-together in the Parish Meeting Room. An invitation has been received from the secretary at St. Peter's Parish Hall, St. Josephs, to attend their annual "Penny Sale", Sunday, October 22 at 7 p.m. A number of ladies have said that they will at- tend the Deanery Meeting at Hes- son, Wednesday, October 25. A reminder that Saturday, No- vember 11 is our Annual Bazaar at Dashwood Community Centre. to get a licence from the SPBSSA, and 30 to form a chapter. They. practice every Thursday evening in the Grand Bend Legion Hall. The SPBSSA organization origi- nated in the US 51 years ago. All proceeds from paid performances are given to a logopedics charity that assists people with speech difficul- ties. The 36,000 members world- wide have donated over 51,000,000. y This organization is one of the few that can discriminate on gender without arousing the ire of the Hu- man Rights Commission. All SPBSSA members are male. The female counterpart is the Sweet Adelines. - Any men interested in joining the local group or booking the singers toentertain your organization may contact Bob Miller at 238-5399, Tom Hindle at 238-5333 or Henry Morin, 238-5877. Visscher Farms Country Market Open 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Daily,,..,<i.-* •~!' '�. Closed Sundays Now Harvesting Fresh Broccoli, cauliflower cabbage, pototoes, kale Also fresh fruits and vegetables in season. Baked goods, jamss.honey, maple syrup and apple butter. tt.� Apples (Mac, Empire & Spartan) FreSh Apple Cider $3.25 gal. Orders taken now for Brussel Sprouts. 3 miles W. of Exeter on Hwy. 83 Phone 237-3442 „ r LcrderC !occ1t Toning Salon • 414 Main St. S., Exeter 235-1522 'FALL HOURS: Mon. - Thurs. 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. Fri. 9 a.m. - 5,p. m. 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