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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1993-11-24, Page 8Page Times -Advocate, November 24,1993 Graduate - Don and Jeannie Papple are pleased to an- nounce the graduation of their son Gerald. He has re- ceived his diploma as Tool and Die Maker at Mohawk - College of Applied Ails and Technology on October 1, 1993. Gerald is presently employed at Akromould in Goderich. Congratulations Ge- rald! Love Mom and Dad. FA�1�.1 iews Letters to the editor Praise for student musicians "What a timely example of what happens when the energy and creativity of youth is funneled into a positive, productive activity." Dear Editor: - This past Sunday 1 had the pleasure of attending the "Pops' 93 Concert" at our local high school. It featured several groups of extremely talented "stu- dent musicians" including the Concert Band, Jazz Band, Wind Ensemble, Concert Choir and Triple Trio. Many of these multi -talented young people jumped from one instrument to another to singing and back to yet another different instrument. I was impressed. 11 was two hours of pure fast -paced and enjoyable entertainment followed by a standing ova- tion from the packed gymnasium. Obviously hours of team -effort and practise preceded such a perfor- mance but they were all having fun and really en- joyed what they were doing.` 'hat a timely example of what happens when the energy and creativity of youth is funnelled into a positive, productive activi- ty. 1 wish to aalute'Ms. Ruth Claessens and Mr. Bob Robilliard for their excellent leadership and dedica- tion and the school for supporting this fantastic pro- gram. Special thanks toMatt and Lorna Miller for inviting us to watch you perfoml. To all the students involved, Congratulations! on a fine performance and keep up the good work! You are an inspiration to those who choose to spend their time less productively. Just a final word of kind advice... 1 suggest you raise your ticket price! Mark Heimrich A proud Exeterite and S.H.D.H.S. alumni Grand Bend Women's nstttute GRAND BEND - November 18 the Grand Bend Women's Institute met in the basement of Grand Bend United Church. • The roll call was answered by each member telling a method to relieve stressifraking a walk was a popular answer. President Donna Ruth Lovie con- ducted the business. Members were thanked for helping at the Warden's Banquet. The group was reminded of the Workshops to make sweat- shirts and Christmas candy. Presi- dent Lovie gave a District Directors report. A donation of money will be sent to Survival Through Friend- ship House. The December meeting will be in the form of a Potluck luncheon at 12:30 December 16. Members are asked to bring a household item for the Survival House. SHDHS was alive with music on Sunday as students held a pop concert. Entertaining here are from bottom left: Jeff DeBlock, Bronwyn Pearson, Lorna Miller, -Erin O' -Rourke, Jason Clay; top left: Stephanie Pearson, Jeremy Straw, Hazel Snedden, Doug Sitter, Kim=Passmore, Amberley Brunzlow, Laurie Coolman, Lisa Moriock, Juanita Amerongen and Linda'Sne11. Thanks to all who made our 'success -Oa IN M '1rfII be from 10:00 to 6i0o Tuesday thmoepr, -Saturday. In December, we will be open on Sundays from 1.2:00 to 4:00 Just until Christmas Dorothy Hern & Michelle Hern R.R.11 Granton 229-6626 3 miles south of Winchelsea 0 Capsule Comments with Ernie Miatello Trying to lose weight? Research has found that eat- ing with quiet flute music in the background de- creases the amount of food eaten. If the music Is loud, we tend to eat more. This Interesting morsel comes from the University of Ulster in Ireland. Migraine statistics: 54% of migraine sufferers said that a close relative also suffered from headaches like theirs, and 65% said that the relative was their mother. We don't often think of mouthwashes as being dangerous, but many of them have alcohol in them. In the U.S. those mouthwashes with more than 5% alcohol will have to be packaged in child -resistant packaging. Listermint and Listerine have quite high alcohol contents. Keep all mouthwashes out of reach of children. Some drugs can interfere with sexual function in both men and women. Types of drugs involved include some high blood pressure medications, heart drugs, antidepressants, stomach medications, diuretics ("water pills") and alcohol. Check with your doctor or our pharmacists if this is a concern of yours. We encourage your questions about your medication. Let ,our pharma- cist be miff pharmacist. Apothecary • "Your Health Care Pharmacy" PHONE 2351982 440 MAIN ST.. EXETER, ONT Graduate - The familyCHEW Chipchase is pleased io aan- nounce his graduation ((tom Fanshawe College -in `Con- .struction Engineering Tech- nology Management. He is currently employed with North America Construction of Campbellville. Our best wish- es always - Love Mom, Dad and Angela. FT T l V iW m e :;•z by Rhos::u SISI313S - 13"Dia/eaal Zenith fealty 2 TV • Everyday Bursate (ontrd • 181 Omni t:otobihty • (lased (apliorn • On -Suiten Menu Deploys • hose Prelatace • Aub Gomel Sears • Slate h nish I.aith Mi.it ilressaWI • Swoo Mi h wait w18/AnAesdn• 4Wod0erWAtirarli Wee Spew •a44 -Meed MO t teiltler•os (anal • On -Sumo hgremiwp w hlisls/S i • Wm Aedio%ridoo kis a ae's* Maid Will • Sia Neater ZENITH FOUR -HEAD VHS VCR VRL4130 THAMES ROAD - At the Thames Road United Church Sun- day morning, the choir sang "Just Sing a Simple Song" accompanied by organist Erin Kraftcheck. The children's hymn "Saviour, Teach Me Day by Day" was sung and Rev. Jim Allsop told the chil- dren's story "About Our Hands". Ray Cann read the Old Testament scripture reading Ezekiel 34:11-16, 20-24 and Rev. Allsop read the scripture lesson. The title of his sermon was "The Hidden Christ. Church news Sunday, November 28 will be Mission Sunday at Elimvillc at 10 a.m. and Thames road at 11:15 a.m. Rev. Bill Steadman will be the guest speaker. Sunday, December 5 will be White Gift Sunday Felebtated with an intergenerational service. Personals Twenty six men attended the men's breakfast at the church on Saturday morning. Jim Papple of Seaforth spoke on the Food Grains Bank which was very informative and a, delicious breakfast was served. Kim Richt of New Orleans is hol- ,flaying with her parents Gerry and yi;filda Kiehl. Michele Hodgen has returned #tomo from South Huron Hospital Alia having had a bout of pneumo - ZENITH 19" MTS STEREO RECEIVER/MONITOR UNIFIED REMOTE SESI931S 1V"pia'uaal Za 41h Sultry 2 TV • MiS Stereo • Unified 1VP(R Romolo ■ floshbocl Z4-ith f our-iimod VMS VCR • Sleep tau • Receiver/Mautor • 181 (laurel • 4 -Hood Double A tie Video Sysleat• On. dealt alll0ip in kia/1 SMeisi • IiYlFkwd TV/M( U". Rasrlole(ppskimy • Closed (yam • On Scan Metes Displays • hal AN kaki, Woo* DOW hocking • SkaW6a • Nara helm we • Skis harsh Concentrating on the ivories are Ann Marie Mittelholtz seated and Heather Steckle. They were part, of the pop concert J9t ,,SHDHS on Sunday. i< V yrs ANNUAL CHRISTMAS OPEN ROUi November 26-2.' -2819: IIIw+'` Ir" MOO FRIDAY & SATURUA` 9 AM-5PM SUNDAY :30 PM - :,Pit ...Bring your Cameras...Join us for refreshments... l��iYr HURON RIDGE ACRES The Steckle Family RJR. 2, Zurich 565-2122 WE MAME h , PS IN 13LOOM NOW IN OUR GREENHOUSES! 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