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Times -Advocate, .January 12, 1994
PA MILY
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Dalrymple-VanDongen
Cassie VanDongen and Jeff
Dalrymple were united in mar-
riage on October 9, 1993 at
Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Church. The bride is the
daughter of Lee and Sandra
VanDongen, Grand Bend and
the groom is the son of Tom
and Muriel Dalrymple, Exeter.
Maid olio -honour was Kerry
Deitz, friend of the bride and
groom. Bridesmaids were
Kim and Kristi VanDongen,
sisters of the bride, Sandra
Relouw and Lisa Ellerington,
both friends of the bride and
groom. The flowergirl was
'Mallory MacDonald, cousin of
the bride. Best man was
Dave Dalrymple, brother of
the groom. Groomsmen were
Chad Dalrymple, brother of
the groom, Jeff Kints, Doug
Kells and Dennis Crawford,
all friends of the bride and
groom. Ringbearer was Robby
Broom, cousin of the groom.
Solos were performed by Su-
san Moore. Accompanying
her on the organ was Sharon
McNeilly.
Gordon Lambert (seated front) wanted to express his gratitude to the nursing staff of South
Huron Hospital for the care he received while a patient. He decided- to donate one of his
paintings to the hospital, and it can be seen proudly displayed by the nursing station at any
time. From left are nurses Audrey Pooley, Charlene Finkbeiner, Judy Middegaal, Marg Inson,
Bev Moir, and Mary Lynn Rees. .
WifoIIows footprints
DASHWOOD - On January 4
the Women's Institute members ar-
rived to discover the theme for
1994 by following footprints to
their seated position.
Members then 'wheeled into the
new year as they visualized parts
of a shiny new wheel representing
the levels of the W.I. organization,
only to be surprised by the arrival
of an entertainer on this unicycle
parading around the room. He and
his friend also juggled halls and
pins.
The roll call was "Give the
names of a new family and its
members in our area."
Public Relations convener, Edith
Baker, was in charge of the pro-
gram. The motto was a reading
"Feeding Minds". Members partic-
ipated in a skit, "The Power of a
Rose" and exchanged roses. Ruth
Stire, Edith Baker, Florence Mar-
tene and Dorothy Restemayer
EXETER - The evening unit of
the Exeter UCW met January 3
with unit leader, Norma Cockwill
presiding.
Marie Brunzlow introduced OPP
officer, George Finch who gave a
very informative talk on protecting
ourselves and our belongings from
thieves,, During the business 34
members answered the roll call by
paying their dues for the coming
year.
Helen Coates reminded everyone
that the Huron -Perth Presbyterial
will be held at this church on Janu-
ary 24. Bev Campbell explained
the new catering groups to every-
one and everyone was reminded of
the executive meeting, January 26,
and the General Meeting January
31.
Following devotions a lunch was
served by the June group.
HENSALL - The New Year at
Queensway started with taking
Christmas decorations down,
cleaning house and redecorating.
Resident council has purchased
some new framed pictures, to be
placed in various places at the
home. On Tuesday,- Pastor VanEs-
sen relayed 'a wonderful New
Year's message during the first
church service of the year.
The Christian Reformed singers
were in to entertain us musically
for an ihour on Tuesday evening.
Later in the week, residents held
their own sing -song. Joyce Pepper
played the piano, while people re-
quested all of their old favourite
songs such as: "Mockingbird Hill."
On Friday' the baking club mem-
bers joined together to make choc-
olate peanut Nutter squares. These
will be sampled later, during our
second hot chocolate party.
Upcoming events: Thursday Jan-
uary 13 - Calvincttes, Friday Janu-
ary 14 - Balloon volleyball.
demonstrated some Etiquette Ma-
noeuvres such as entering a pew,
toast to the Queen. Edith Baker
read a poem "Count Your Bless-
ings". A calendar contest closed
the program.
A lunch of homemade donuts
candy, and popcorn were enjoyed
as well as jokes and resolutions.
Service cancelled
By H. Davis
SAINTSBURY - There was no
service on Sunday at St. Patrick's
due to weather conditions.
Sunday, January 16, second Sun-
day after Epiphany (Year B) St.
Patrick's Holy Communion Service
will be held at 8:30 a.m. Scripture
Readings to be i Samuel 3:1-10,
Corinthians 6:12-20, Responsive
reading Psalm 139: 1-6, 1 3- 1 8 and
The Holy Gospel John 1:43-51.
Personals
Hugh and Hazel Davis attended
the Open Hoy�se honouring Mabel
Decorative/Tole
Painting Classes
Learn to paint on wood, paper, tin of glass
* No Paints to Buy *
Beginner and intermediate classes starting
immediately. (Evening or afternoon classes)
Joyce Steeper 294-0289
trl
CONTINUINGDUCATION FOR ADULTS
SOUTH HURON DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL
NIGHT SCHOOL COURSES
* To register call 235-0880 daytime, 235-0704 evenings
WORD PERFECT 8 weeks 850.00
Tuesday, January 25th to Tuesday, March lst
7:00 - 9:00 p.m.
HOW CAN I USE A COMPUTER? 4 weeks 835.00
Tuesday, January 25th to Tuesday, February 15th
7:00 - 9:00 p.m.
INTRODUCTION TO AUTOCAD 4 weeks 835.00
Thursday, January 27th to Thursday, February 17th
7:00 - 9:00 p.m.
SPREADSHEETS. GRAPHS. CHARTS USING LOTUS 1-2-3 AND
MICROSOFT WORKS 8 weeks 860.00
Wednesday, January 26th to Wednesday, March 17th
7:00 - 9:00 p.m.
LINE DANCINQ 8 weeks 840.00
Thursday, January 20th to Thursday, March 10th
7:30 - 9:00 p.m.
INTERNATIONAL CUISINE 4 weeks 840.00
Wednesday, January 26th to Wednesday, February 16
7:00 - 9:00 p.m. +a"'
KNITTING FOR BEGINNERS 6 weeks 830.
Monday, January 24th to Monday, Februsry 28th 7:00 - 9:00
p.fn.
PREPARING FOR TODAY'S JOB MARKET 3 weeks 825.00
- resume writing, the interview process,
conducting the job search
Wednesday, January 26th to Wednesday, February 9th
7:00 - 9:00 p.m.
THE PROFESSIONAL SERIES • 4 weeks - 825.00 gf 1
week - 88.00
Wednesday, February 2nd 7:30 - 9:00 p.m.
Chartered Accountant- J. MoNelily
"Long term financial planning - family trusts,
estate planning ,eta
Wednesday, February 9th 7:30 - 9:00 p.m.
G. Bean "Investments, Securities, RRSP's"
Wednesday, February 16th 7:30 - 9:00 p.m.
"New Business Start-up - marketing, record keeping,
rules and regulations'
Wednesday, February 23rd 7:30 - 9:00 p.m.
fnr-- Chert Maaaon oil Lktle a Oram -.
"The Legal System and your Flnances" •
Courses leading to completion of HiSchool diplomas or for
upgrading - no fee.
Needham on her 80th birthday giv-
en by her family at the Bryanston
Community Centre. Best wishes
from all your friends and relatives
at St. Patric
Sarah alker was weekend visi-
tor with Crystal, Harley and Travis
Davis, Starr Davis visited witH
Mary and Jennette Walker.
Youth Grouprn�ets
By Joan Beierling
VARNA - The Teen Set Youth
Group met at the -home of Heathery
Laurie on Sunday night•for a swim
and social time.
The Youth Group will meet 'in
two weeks at the Brucefield
Church, January 23.
Due to the stormy weather the
U.C.W. meeting was cancelled and
rescheduled -Mr this Thursday, Jan-
uary 13 at the home of Margaret
Hayter.
Katrina Nicole Merner, daughter
of Lori and Rod, wa .baptised Sun-
day at the Varna United Church.
Rev. Willy Zeigler of Bayfield as-
sisted Miriam Jones with the cere-
mony.
Both the Consist family, Merner
family and close friends and neigh -
hours gathered together in the
church Sunday School. room for
lunch and a social time.
Katrina is the granddaughter of
Tom and Barb Consitt, Varna and
Garry and Maxine Merner, great -
gra daughter of Grace Evans,
Clint n, Helen Meurer of Bayfield
and Mac and Edna LeBeau of
Brucefield and,_ great great
granddaughter of Beatrice Young.
Congregational annual meetings
are corning up. Varna's is January
23 and Goshen's is January 30.
Please haveyour reports to the
church office by January 15.
� T C E
Numbers In the TA Phone
Rook for Dinney Furniture
and Dinney Funeral
Service were transposed
The correct numbers are:
Dinney Fumiture
235-0173
Dinney Funeral Service
235-3500
Capsule- Comments
with Ernie Miatello
Kidney stones are made up largely of calcium. A re-
cent study found that men with the highest intake
of calcium (around 1300 mg per day) had the low-
est risk of kidney stones.... actually 34% lower. No
results were available for women.
By the way, when you are reading the package label for the amount of
calcium in the product, remember to look for elemental calcium. Some-
times the label will indicate 650 mg of Calcium Gluconate for example
but that translates into only 65 mg. of elemental calcium.
By the way, when is the best time to take your calcium supplement? For
best absorption, calcium needs an acid environment, so with meals
would be best.
People who take certain Parkinson's Disease medications, may experi-
ence a reduced effect of their nnedicathy because certain foods reduce
absorption of the medication. Dietary protein can do this. It is best to
take the medication with small meals and try to spread protein intake
throughout the day in even amounts.
Huron -Apothecary Ltd.
i
"Your Health Care Pharmacy"
PHONE 235-1982
440 MAIN ST.. EXETER. ONT.
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January
Clearance Sale
All Bedroom Suites
Reduced
10-30'
All Sealy and Sommex
Mattresses
& Supports
Reduced
10-30%
In stock Mill Specials
Special Mill Purchases haye given us
a special opportunity
Quality Vinyl Flooring
- $99
Fro m ,>m, sq. yd"
Appliances and Furniture
Sales and Service
63 Main St. Exeter 235-1501 235-1964
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