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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1993-11-03, Page 7Tihames h r. m Times-Advotl> t1, 10A1111ber 3,1993 Page 7 Graduate - The family of Mari- lyn Hem are happy to an- nounce her graduation at the Fall Convocation at the Uni- versity of Waterloo on Octo- ber 23, 1993. She received her Bachelor of Arts degree with a Major in Psychology. Special warm wishes from her husband Alan, their chil- dren : Alaina, Jennifer and Christopher, her parents Joe and Rose Marie Regier and her mother-in-law Mrs. Olga Hem. Congratulations! -.Graduate -' Ann DeVries re- ceived her Bachelor of Arts Degree with a major,ln'?ey •-chotogy, from the University :of Waterloo, on Saturday, Oc- .tober 23, .1993. Congratula- tions from Bart, R6bert, Re- becca.and:family. Graduate - Congratulations Mom on reaching yet another goal! Sharon Wurm graduat- ed from Windsor University with a Masters of Social Wor October 16, 1993. We're very proud of your ac- compli ment and for hang- ing anging in t ere when things got tough. a wish you much happiness and success in fu- ture endeavors. Love Scott; Shawn, Starr, Todd and Tay- lor. aylor. WM meet in Exeter EXETER - The Women's Ministries from the Exeter Pen- tecostal Tabernacle, was held at the haute of Jetlny Kipfer,_ on October 28. Jean Triebner pre- sided over the meeting and led in the hymn "Blessed Quiet- ness". Shirley Prouty accompa- nied on the piano. Ruth McLar- en led in prayer, which was followed by the hymn "Con- stantly abiding". The roll :call was takenand answered by a .scripture vase on Harvest. "Dere re . were nine, present. After ithe minutes of the last,meeting :sad the treasurer's report, the group decided to send a Bona - tan to Roger and Debbie Dun- scombe.at Manitouwadge. Ruth Mceu:4ave a reading -on "WeRioogh the'Fieeds and Scat - ler" and Jenny Kipfer gave the message :sniitled "Faithfulness :and :the Harvest of Souls". Many of the women read scrip- turesto go with the message. A lunch was served and provided by the hostess after the meeting. Graduate - The family of Nan- cy Whitehead would like to congratulate her on her grad- uation from the Registered Nursing Assistant ; Program at Fanshawe College on No - a vember 5, 1993. • • • • 4' • •. • By Rhoda Rohde THAMES ROAD - Rev. Ed Lek- selsnis of Crediton was the guest minister and in charge of the Thames Road Anniverary Church service Sunday morning. The Re- sponsive Reading was taken from Psalm 34:1-10. Cynthia Copeland of Woodham sang two beautiful sobs which were well done - "If You Know the Lord" and "Others" accompanied by her mother Verla Copeland on the piano. The congregation sang the children's hymn "This is My Fa- ther's World" and Rev. Laksmanis told the children about different ages, specifically the church. The title of Rev. Laksmanis's ser- mon was "The City of God". The church was decorated with potted mums and coloured leaves. Church news The community of nine area United Churches is planning a spe- cial evening filled with music and worship on Sunday, November 7 at Thames Road United Church; start- ing at 7:00 p.m. with orchestra and sing song. The service begins at 7:30 p.m. with a combined choir. A men's bt+eakfast will be held at Thames Road United Church on Saturday, November 20 at 8:30 a.m. The speaker will be Jim Dapple tmin Seaforth on the Food Grains Bank. November 28 will be Mission Sunday at Thames Road and 131im- vilte at the regular church hours. Rev. Bill Steadman will be our guest speaker. Hallowe'en Party Fifty children attended the Mes- sengers Hallowe'en Party at Thames Road Church on Friday evening •with Jennie Girard as the judge. The categories were: Goblins, ghosts and devils - Hayden Cann, Richard Johns, Marten Girard; Witches - Marilou Hem, Mikayla Skinner; Clowns - 'Jennifer Veal, Ann Marie Hodgert, Matthew Johns; Cowboy, cowgirl and lndi- .ans - Christopher Skinner, TN. and Storybook animals - Danielle Bilcke, Shawn Morgan, Evelyn Johns; Animals - Kristy Bray, Sa- rah Miller, Kurt Passmore; T.V. Fallowe!en party enjnye/ii Celia CENTRALIA - At the United Church on Sunday Rev. Geddes - chose as his text "To be a Saint. Centralia UCW will meet on Thursday November 4 at 8 p.m. Phyllis Ramer of Rural Connec- tions will speak and show a video on "Conununity KKtchens". Cen- tralia UC Sunday School will have a light luncheon Sunday Novem- ber 7 following the Remembrance Day service. All proceeds go to Huron County Christmas Bureau. d Community church service at Thames Road UC Stinday Nove Ca- ber 7 at 7 p.m. Everyone welcome. Don't forget to get your tickets for the turkey supper. aL the church . November 19 at 6 p.m. The iHallowe'en -party .art ::.the CoMmunity 'Centre -on Satarday evening was lots of fun. Judges of customs were Tara Heuston. Doro- thy Heuston and Diane Andrews. The prizes were awarded to best Hallowe'en costume Jeffery van Bergen. best homemade costume - girls, Jacqueline Lather. Best XTTTYXTZTT -The Cilffili (bawl' ► ►1 Terri Farquhar, Vicki Parsons and Ktm Scott OUR•HOURS ARE: Mon. to Thurs. 9.8 Fridays 9 - 7; Saturdays 9.4 and Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday are our senior discount days (1O%) WE. Also do • Waxing • Ear Piercing CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT (235 -HAIR 424 VI come in anti see u ,. we its right bestir, Murphy s Pub and Eater Ir 1XXXXXZZZxzIXXXXXXZZZZJ:ZZ¢z XX= T ►1 i• ii, National Trust has moved to a temporary location at 374 Main St. S. while we renovate our branch! Al/ain St. S. Temporary Location 4' Automated flanking Machine available at temporary location .0 Permanent Location Business Hours: Mon. - Fri. 8:30 a.m. • 6 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. We apologize for the inconvenience and we look forward to serving you .beaee 1 homemade costume - boy, Ryan Gibson. Best TV costume - Justin Knee, scariest costume, Matt Foran, best dressed 5 and under - Luke Kenne- dy, best dressed 6 and over - Leanne Cronyn, best animal cos- tume, Kyle Veri. Best in general - Jordon Cronyn and Allison Sgmes. Lunch was served at the end of the evening. and Storybook people - Jessica Bray, Holly Hern, Kelly Miners; Dracula, vampire and monster - Na- than Cann, Jan Weston, Vanessa Bray; Princesses, Fairies and Fancy Ladies - Brenna Osgoode, Jordyn Bilcke, Beth -Ann Hern; Hobos and pirates - Aaron Cheyne, Justin Cann, Paul Morgan; Others - Susan Miner, Amy flodgert, Laura Miller. The children enjoyed a Hal- lowe'en cartoon followed by lunch. Personals Jack Cann, Ray and Alice Cann, Jean Hodgert, Jin► and Marg Love attended the Memorial Service on Friday at the Cavill Funeral Home, Gravenhurst for their uncle the late James McCullagh of Gravenhurst. Sympathy is extended to his family and relatives. Larry and Barb Raiz of Crediton, Doug and Patti Webber, Brianne and Brian of near Hensall, Gordon and Marg McCarter attended the Anniversary Service at the church and were later noon guests with Lee and Helen Webber of Exeter. Rev. Ed. Laksmanis of Crediton, Ross and Kay Hodgen of Exeter, Rev. Jim Allsop were Sunday noon guests with Bill and Rhoda Rohde. Capsule Comments with Ernie Miateilo November 1-7 is Pharmacy Awareness Week in Can ada. The purpose is to highlight the role that phar- maclsts play In the health care system and encour- age you to make a point of getting to know your pharmacist. Talk to your pharmacist for the best of care! Music can be soothing and relaxing. The music of the Baroque period (Bach, Handel, and Vivaldi for example) Is good, particularly the slower movements of their compositions. These slower passages are faxing because they are written with a tempo of about 60 beats per minute which is close to the rate of the normal human heart In Its relaxed state. Imagine a human blood substitute that could be used by anyone without typing and matching... that lasts a long time on the shelf... and carries no risk of disease. Sounds like a dream but medical science Is getting close to this reality. A Toronto.based company is developing it. Sharing medications with another person Is often a temptation but Is never advisable. Even something as common as A.S.A. tablets can be deadty in certain people, depending on the medications they are faking and their medical history. Speaking of the pain medication, A.S.A., It is often found in many non- prescription medications and unless you read the fine print on the con- tainer, you may not know it. 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