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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1993-06-09, Page 6• • • • • • Page 6 Times -Advocate, -Rene 9,093 Forthcoming marriage - Harry and Ruth Jeffery -are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Nancy Jane to George Finch, son of Allan and Mary Finch. The wedding -will take place on June 19, 1993 :at Exeter United Church. .Open recep- tion to follow. Forthcomieg•-m>de . Mr. and Mrs.:Bruce -P.ery, _Exeter and Mr. and Mrs. Georges Gagne, London are pleased to -announce the -wedding of their daughter Margaret Isa- bel -and son David . Georges, June 12 in fleeter.- An ope, t tea will be held June .19 from 2:00 .p:m. to 9:00 .p:m.:at 404 Edward Street, Exeter. .entra I i a Faith Tabernecfe members do aerobics CENTRALIA - On Friday night, 26 men and ladies attempted the 60 minutes, medium -impact aerobics workout hosted by Women's Minis- tries at the Exeter Public School. Our instructors, Peter and Carol t of London, use their throe niafit a week aerobic class as tun vieutreach ministry at London Gos- pel Temple. They began about 10 years ago with a handful and today, have ad- ditional instructors teaching nine classes each week with over 300 at- tending their sessions, from all faiths and walks of life. Each class is opened with scripture or inspira- tional readings and Christian music provides 'the required rhythm and beat. A delicious array of fruits, vegetables and $rt$ious "-healthy" refreshments were 'enjoyed =at :the Kiine's home. Thanks-to-all,-espe- .cially the men, who overlooked the •=•word "aerobics" and came and par- taicipated in the good fellowship and healthy laughs! The Sunday School children in grades four and under are going, to see "The _Life .Story :of Tom Tur- ..key" at Hay tars Turkey farm on latttrday. Bus will leave the -McCurdy school at 12.00 and a 7.:cold treat will follow the tour. The Youth Group are organizing a Yard Sale and _BBQ on Saturday at the Saan Store. Yard sale items can be dropped at the church or the Klines and all proceeds go to the -building fund. Senior Diners lots of local cheers coming from the Sky Dome stands on Saturday and Sunday. Eleven buses travelled to Toronto for 'Huron County Day' organized by Fllison Travel. ZURICH - Zurich Senior Diners met Wednesday June 2. ".Tammy Antaya welcomed everyone includ- ing visitors. Cecelia Farwell was the 5W50 winner. Tammy read a poem "Who Does the Work". The _Seniors enjoyed having, 15 local ladies participate in .Line, Dancing lead fjy ..Ed_and Biddy Cammack, Gra s1 : cave a6lales, Grand Bend. Theresa. Laporte lead the.Seniors in participation exercises. Card games were enjoyed. Huron 'South Wi 'learn to do by doing EXETER - "Learn to do by Do- ing" was the theme of the 90th Dis- trictAnnual of the Huron South W.I. held . at the Usbome Central School with Elimville W.I. as host- ess. Lois Hodgins welcomed every- one. Zurich W.I. presented the In Me- moriam followed by a short presen- tation by Kippen East on "Women Feed the World"; the A.C.W. pro- ject. L.aurene McIntosh the F.W.I.O. board director ratified the District Directors. "Who Took the Pie" was done by the Dashwood W.I. Reports were given and greetings were brought from London Area's president Margaret Dale and Path South -Huron East and Huron West. . .Another skit "Do you want a tele- phone" was presented by Huron - "Think Spring,. was demonstrated by Loralee Marhsall using the spring flowers in different arrange- ments. She gave many tips on how to use tulips, lilacs. etc. in arrange- ments. July 6 is to be the picnic at Cttedi- ton and everyone is to bring a wrapped article for the blind auc- tion. After president Lois Hodgins gave her summary of her two years in office she and Fern Dougall the aecretery-treasurer were presented with Life Memberships and Gifts. Mrs. Laureate McIntosh conduct- ed the election of officers and in- stalled them for 1993.94. Courtesies were, given by Grand Bend W.I. and an invitation was ex- tended to hold the annual in Grand Bend in 1994. Door prizes were won by Donna Manner, Kathy Radar, Mona Alder- diceand Marjory Johns. 4 1 1 1 1 4 9 I. a, • • • • • &&&& Y M w . b * • - • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 4" Seed Geranium & Perennial Reg. 51.75 Sale9 9° Hanging Baskets $9 lei ARg. $14.99 Sale Excellent selection still in stock Open Daily 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. •• Located at • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • t' • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • M . EAor PrOdUO� Hwy. 113,Sseter 2,$5•0141 Crdion VC garage sale, Saturday, 25 service, picnic set for CREDITON - Two special events twined .by calling Eleanor Roeszler are palmed for Zion United Church -at-234-6319 or Evelyn Pickering at for this corning weekend Saturday 237-3417. and Sunday, June 12and 13. On Sunday a special Sunday On Saturday, :the. -second annual School worship service will be held giganticwitrage.sale will be held on at 10 a.m. the church lawn between the hours -This will be followed by an old - of 8:3Ga.m. and 2 p.m. fashioned Sunday School picnic. In ase of rain it will be held in Everyone is invited to both. Those the pavilion at Crediton Communi- staying for the picnic are. asked to ty Park. bring some kind of -dessert. - Along with a _huge variety of -There will be a special workshop items to be sold, hot_dogs, hambur- sponsored by the South Huron Min- gers, muffins, coffee, soft .drinks isterial Thursday, June 10 from and delicious baked goods will.also 9:3Q a.m. to 3 p.m. at rhe Exeter be available. . 'Villa with regard to ministering...to For those wishing to contribute the elderly. There is a registration items they should be brought to the cost of 55 which includes lunch and church on-Friday,June 11 from 4 to -break time snack. Please make it a 9 p.m. point of coming out if you can. Further information can be ob- Thankoffering service in GB Special thanks tothe Gideonsand to Bill Ferguson -and Dave Herbi- son for leading in worship Sunday. ZX ZXZ Z XXX Vi schen �arr1?� II 4 Muffin Batter tj $13.50 12 Ib. pail 4 All natural, no cholesterol 1 • Baked goods • Fresh vegetabreil • Potatoes • Jams Hours.: 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. Daily ti Closed Sunday 4 3 miles west of Exeter on fH Hwy. 83 237.3442 GRAND BEND - It was Trinity Sunday. at Grand Bend United Church, . when United:Church Women .held their.annualThankoffering service. The guest speaker was Eileen (Robinson) Stewan, who was born andrraised in • Thedford-Arkona area. Currently she is a well;. -known spotter in Lskrtille and Toronto and is editor of "Women's Ministries Magazine." 'The special music was two number by the Grand Cove choir. Organist, I Idella Gabel, was assisted by,irone Kennedy at the piano. Childraens hymn was"iitis is my Father's -World". Scriptures from Psalm - 104:24.35 and Philippians 4:6-8 were read,by Mary Wilson. Lucy Sage conducted .the order of service. Door greeters were Olive Webb and Jeanne Kading. Offering collectors .woro-Hazel Broad: and Nor- ma Carey. The U.C.W.'s greatest suppongoes.to Mission and Service. Capsule Comments with Ernie Miatello During the first part of June, it's a good.idea to fo- cus on sun awareness. it's very important to use sunscreen lotions when spending time in the sun. Remember that the SPF 4 (Sun Protection Factor) should be 15 or more. Also apply that sunscreen 1/2-1 hourbefore exposure so It can have time to penetrate the skin. SPF refers to the ability of the product to protect against caner -causing Ultraviolet B (UVB) radiation. Interestingly enough, an SPF of 30 is not twice as protective as a 15. to fact, lotions with an SPF of 15 absorbs 93% of harmful UVB rays while one with an SPF of 30 absorbs 98%. Choose products that protect against Ultraviolet A (UVA) rays as well. Examples include Parasol, Ombrelle, and Photoptex. 11 you are allergic to autnha draws, avoid products containing PABA, since an allergic retic- tion might occur. The pest way to avoid sun damage to your skin is to not go out in the sun. However, that's not too practical. Check with our knowledgeable staff for.advice _on. the sunscreen that's best for you. i 5-,• AlrOtri "Your Health Care Pharmacy" PHONE 235-1982 440 MAIN : EXETEr , ON? For the first time in lottery history wvhave a iiliondollar winner You. And communities across Ontario. Since 1975, lottery proceeds have been hard at work supporting social service organizations through the Trillium Foundation, cultural and recreational activities and hospitals all across Ontario. Recently, the total surpassed the 5 Wan on dollar mark. •To celebrate this milestone, the Ontario Lottery Corporation will host a "Free Admission Day" this Civic Holiday (August 2, 1993) at over 45 venues across the province. On that day, the doors to the Art Gallery of Ontario, the Royal Ontario Museum, Science North, Upper Canada Village and more will be open to you at no charge. Together we have plenty to celebrate. So enjoy. And let's keep up the good work. 'together we're making good things happen. It •