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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1989-10-18, Page 8Page 8 Times -Advocate, October 18, 1989 Clothing and shoe sales at Exeter Villa EXETER - Hello from everyone at the Villa. What wonderful weath- er we have been having. It is hard to belive that we are halfway through October. Upcoming birthdays for this week are Wilfred Shapton and Olive Bier - ling. Best wishes to them. Belated Gibson - Flynn Deborah Elizabeth Flynn and Michael Frederick Gibson were united in marriage on Septem- ber 9, 1989 at Zion Lutheran Church, Dashwood. The wed- ding service was officiated by Rev. Larry Stojkovic. Deborah is the daughter of Bill and Marie Flynn; RR4 Clinton and Mi- chael is the son of Leo and Frances Gibson, Dashwood. Maid of honour was Rose Work- man, Wingham and the brides- maids were Valerie Marriage, Clinton and Barbara Gibson, Lu - can. The best man was Wayne Gibson, Lucan and the ushers were Randy Marriage, Clinton and Earl Flynn, Kitchener. Fol- lowing the ceremony, a recep- tion was held at the Royal Ca- nadian Legion, ' Clinton. The couple travelled to Mackinac !s - land, Michigan, for their honey- moon and reside at 113 Ontario St.. Clinton. birthday wishes to staff members Linda Hawley and Pat Vance. We have had two sales recently. Freedom Fashions from Durham visited with a clothing sale. Tender Tootsies held a show sale last week. This was really different and we certainly enjoyed the sale. The Kitchen girls prepared a love- ly Thanksgiving Dinner of turkey and all the trimmings and home- made pumpkin pie. Everyone en- joyed the meal and thanks so much to the girls for all their hard work. Rev. Hawley of Exeter United Church conducted our first worship services in October. Mrs. Josie Ryckman accompanied the hymns Precious Blood CWL EXETER - The Catholic Wom- en's League of Precious Blood Mis- sion Parish held its fall meeting September 12 with guest speaker Jim Hoffman of Dashwood Ambu- lance Service. He spoke on the ba- sic care in an emergency and when to call for ambulance assistance. Hoffman donated his speaking gift towards the Precious Blood Church building fund. Members interested in signing up to learn CPPR, -a course to further one's knowledge on heart attack and choking victims should contact Rita Winter; league President. Lunch committee lists for the 1989-90 meetings were handed out. Each member of CWL was mailed a petition for Pro-life to be. signed and returned to the National Office. The petition will be present- ed to the Federal Government prior to the introduction of the new abor- tion legislation to be introduced in the house. League members recited a special prayer for a sick child in the parish, awaiting a liver transplant. October 12 meeting featured guest speaker Elaine Gottschall, First meeting for Hurondale 4-H HURONDALE - Our first 4-H meeting was Tuesday, October 3. It took place at Marilyn Pym's home. Marilyn Pym and Marjorie Dayman are our 4-H instructors. Staring off our meeting we voted in our club officials being; President, Tara Hunkin; vice president, Cheryl Bal- lantyne; treasurer, Krista Bierling; secretary, Jillian Collings. Preparation of fast nutritious breakfast and snack food was our topic of discussion. We finished off our meeting by making some spiced apple muffins and some taco popcorn. And that's how our first meeting concluded. By Kerri-Lynn Case B.S., M.Sc., noted author of the "Food and the Gut Reaction, Intesti- nal Health through Diet". She spoke of her own daugher's experience with ulcerative colitis and the even- tual study of diet in relation to in- testinal ailments. Ms. Gottschall teaches at Fanshawe College, Lon- don dietary nutritional courses. She impressed upon her audience the need to eat fresh foods rather than the overly processed foods that lead to poor health. Our next months guest speaker is Mrs. Doreen Good speaking on her experiences in Bangladesh on No- vember 7. League members were shown the skilfully crafted afghan ready for the annual Christmas Penny Sale, November 15, 1989 at 7 p.m. at the Exeter Legion Hall. Tickets are available from league members for the beautiful quilt, afghan and prize money to be drawn at the Penny Sale. Exeter 4-H meets EXETER - The first meeting of the Exeter 4-H club on Good Food, Fast was held on October 9. Only one member was absent. We decided on our executive: president Terri Snell, v/p Tracy Snell, secretary Amy Walper, and press reporter Kristy Ahrens. Terri opened the meeting with the 4-H pledge. We continued by reading through the chapter on meeting one. We did some activi- ties on food, and some homework for the next meeting. We were all given recipe booklets and told to make one of the recipes under meeting one. After that, we sampled some of the recipes that our leaders Norma Cockwill and Lia Snell had pre- pared, which were Party Popcorn and Apple Spice muffins. Other 4-H members of our group are Erin Workman, Jody Hamilton and Cristy McInnes. on the piano. Last week Rev. Stoj- kovic of the Dashwood Lutheran Church conducted our worship ser- vices. Mrs. Stojkovic accompanied on the piano. Several residents enjoyed a little different sort of outing. We went to McDonald's in Goderich for break- fast. It was the first time that many of us had eaten out for breakfast but we really enjoyed it. Get well wishes to Peter Regier, Charlie Gage and Ray Francis. All of these fellows are in hospital and we wish them well. Residents and staff send their sympathy to the family and friends of Ernie Appleton, Anna Hessner and Edna Martin. 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