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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1993-02-17, Page 6Page 6 Titres -Advocate, February 17, 1993 11W.P. It's Never too Late and You're Mower Too Old Graduate - Larry Taylor gradu- ated on October 23, 1992 from The University of West- -em Ontario -with a Bachelor ofArts Honours degree in So- ciology. Lary is a 1970 grad- uate of South -Huron Dlistrlct High . School and is presently employed in Parry Sound as the Co-ordinator for JobsOnta- rio. Congratulations! Your hard work has paid off. Your.family. Centralia Faith Tabernacle news CENTRALIA - Friday night the Sunday School hosted a "Family Movie Night" with an excellent at- tendance of 78. The young and old alike enjoyed watching the New Adventures of McGee and Me, "In the Nick of Time", with plenty of pop and chips to wrap up the eve- ning. The WM meeting is this Friday Aiiitt. at the church au 6:45. Guest er will be Mrs. Blanche Run- dle who will be sharing on dealing with the loss of a loved one. All la- dies welcome. Also taking place on -Friday night, will be a volleyball game at the Exeter Public School. Children not playing volleyball can be dropped at the Swance home and moms and dads will be taking turns babysitting on volleyball nights. Let is snow! The Youth Group are going tobogganing on Satµrday aftemoon. Pick up at Theo's at 1:00 and bring those sleds! Pastor Bob will be presenting slides on his trip to the Holy Land on Sunday eve- ning at 7:00. It was a dream come true for our Pastor and he is look- ing forward to sharing this exciting experience with everyone. • st�w�f' �� Bakelaar Jewellers Balloon Expert Beverly Hills Weight Loss Clinic Brights Wine Bud Gowan Cameo Lingerie & Loungewear Clothes Call Country Flowers Dinney Furniture Eclipse Hairstyling With deep concentration, Josh Stewart (!eft) and Homer Tay- lor work as a team to assemble their Valentine craft. Last Thursday evening the Beavers from the First Hensall Colony visited the residents of the Queensway Nursing Home. Each Beaver was paired with a "senior friend" to share in the activi- ty. Polaroid photos of the Valentine duos were atteached to a paper heart frame. Right, Beaver Ryan Campbell shows the partially complete craft to his Valentine, Gladys Wein. One of Canada's best known Missionary scheduled to speak EXETER - The Caven and Car- mel Presbyterian churches are pleased to announce that on Sun- day, February 21, one of Canada's best known missionaries will be preaching in Exeter and Hensall. The Rev. Richard Fee was born in Alberta. He received his educa- tion there, in Ottawa and at Knox College in Tomato. After receiving his Masters of Di- vinity degree from Knox College he went to Nigeria m 1977 and was assigned by the Presbyterian Church of Nigeria to serve in a ru- ral area. His parish included 47 churches and eight class centres. In 1981, Fee was elected by the Synod as its Deputy Clerk. In 1987 the Presbyterian Church of Nigeria inaugurated a General Assembly, and Fee was elected as its first Dep- uty Clerk. In this capacity he worked with the Clerk and the vari- ous boards in the daily administra- tion of the church. Also in 1987 he was appointed the Presbyterian Church in Cana- da's African liaison. In this capacity he visited Canadian missionaries and reported African concerns to the Board of World Mission. M. 0. Ogarekpe, writing in the February, 1992 issue of the Presby- terian Record, said: "(Rick) defied the mosquitoes and malaria. With a nubmer of malarial bouts, some of which cause us real concem, he braved them all and immuned him- self like the rest of us to the attacks of tropical diseases. " A number of Nigerians, notably in :the Ikwo areas, have benefited from his scholarship up to the de - Joy, laughter and fun theme at Ailsa Craig BCW AILSA CRAIG - The worship service for the Ailsa Craig United Church Women began with the fol- lowing words "One of God's great- est gifts to us is the capacity to laugh." Margaret Wilson, who led the meeting used joy, laughter and fun as the theme for the program. The hymns "Comte Christians join to Sing", "Give Me Oil in My Lamp" and "Give to us Laughter" were sung. Margaret read part of an article from a new library book called Prom up the Leanin' Sick. The pro- gramme finished with some con- tests and games. 'Margaret Tweddle, the president, presided for the business meeting. Margaret reminded everyone of the World Day of Prayer in the auditor- ium of Craigwiel Gardens Nursing Home on March 5 at 2 p.m. Some plans were made for the roast beef supper on March 18. Lena Stokes displayed some ma- terial that will soon be made into crib quilts. She also announced that there will soon be a quilt for learn- ing quitters to work on. Gertrude Rosser, for the Commu- nity Outreach committee, had sent many. cards. She had ordered flow- ers to be delivered to the sick and shutins on Valentine's Day. The U.C.W. will meet again on March 9 in the Sunday school room at 7:30 p.m. Brides -to -Be uen to attend the WC(COi rce Wag Bth(a(iParty Monday, March 1, 1993 7:Od p.m. South Huron Recreation Centre, Exeter Join Us and the Following Sponsors Ellison Travel & Tours Exeter Big V Exeter Decor Centre Exeter 1 Hour Photo Exeter Times Advocate Ferguson Apiaries Fifth Avenue Collection Greeting Carta World ice Culture Lifetime Cookware Please call for your invitation f {IMC[ 1130 235-0$1.4 or ion 235-2828 London Life Insurance Company Luxury Lifestyle Limousine Mary K- Cosmetics Music Express Disc Jockey The Wedding Knot Inc. Seip's valu-mart Stedmans Sugar & Spice Chocolates Tupperware William Mason Photography ° O (' 0 0 0 1 gree level. What a contribution! "In the office, he undertook the job of the personnel officer, secre- tary, counsellor and preacher. Shakespeare would say the whole world was mixed in this one man. Yet, he also learned to heckle and yell like the Nigerians do, and very effectively, too." In the fall of 1992 he moved back to Canada and assumed the position of director, Presbyterian World Ser- vice and Development. .All three of Fee's speaking en- gagements are open to everyone. Rev. Fee will speak to the Caven Presbyterian Church Breakfast Club at 8:00 a.m. At 9:45 a.m. he will lead the worship service at the Caven Church, and at 11:15 p.m. he will do the same at the Cannel Presbyterian Church in Hensall. Capsule Comments with Ernie Miatello New ways of extending the length of action of drugs are on the market. Imagine a tablet covered with a membrane which gradually swells over 24 hours as it comes in contact with Intestinal fluids. With expansion, the drug moves out through the side walls of the tab- let leaving an empty shell which Is eliminated through the bowels. Dose? Once daily, of course. What is Vitamin 8-12? It Is important for the production of healthy red blood cells by the bone marrow. A lack of this vitamin can cause per- nicious anemia. Good sources of 13-12 Include shellfish, sardines, sal- mon, herring, egg yolks, dairy products and liver. if you are a diabetic or have other conditions that cause poor circula- tion, do not use foot products containing salicylic acid to treat coms and calluses. You should never try to cut them off either. A reminder to diabetics that insulin can be kept at room temperature for one month and still retain potency. Keep extra bottles in the fridge but do not freeze. 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