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Times -Advocate, March 16, 1994
Community to welcome newcomers
By Roberta Templeman
STAFFA - Margaret Miller pre-
sided for the March meeting of the
United Church Women last
Wednesday. Doris Jeffery was pia-
nist for the afternoon. The Theme
of the meeting was Stewardship
with Patti Down, the social service
convener for Ritz Villa the guest
speaker. Down spoke about the ex-
panding community outreach being
offered, which will enable people
to remain independent in their own
homes. She also described the vari-
ous services available now. Marga-
ret Miller concluded the program
with a poem "Ma's busy day".
Florence McPhail chaired the
business portion of the meeting,
dealing with the legitimacy of the
various appeals being received. A
donation of cookies to be sent to
the annual conference in Stratford
on April 11 and 12. Prices for the
spring strawberry supper were dis-
cussed. The annual Good Friday
service will be hosted by Hibbert
United this year with Cromarty
Presbyterian folk join in. An eve-
ning for the newcomers if the
Queensway residents play bingo
HENSALL - The Volunteer Auxiliary of Queensway Nursing
Home met March 14 to discuss upcoming activities and events.
Hensel! Legion Auxiliary visited Queensway Monday afternoon
to conduct bingo. The residents enjoyed some of the unique and new
prizes.
Rev. S. Vandermeer led the Tuesday afternoon church service. Su-
san Verhoog provided musical accompaniment on the keyboard.
Queensway residents have been active with Fun & Fitness, word
and trivia quizzes and balloon volleyball. Friday morning some of
the men had blueberry pancakes with syrup, sausages, juice and cof-
fee at the Breakfast Club.
Upcoming events
March 15, at 4 p.m. the Supper Club will be held; March 17, at 2
p.m. is the St. Patrick's Day Party; March 19, 2 p.m., a movie mati-
nee; and March 24, at 7 p.m. the March birthday party will be held
with Sherry McCall Stepdancers entertaining.
Bluewater bowling
By Ron Dann
The Bluewater Association's
Black Tower Booster Club zone
rolloffs will he held at Zurich Town
and Country lanes in two shifts.
The winner will advance to the Pro-
vincials May 28 at an Ontario Five
Pin Bowlers' Association
(O.F.P.B.A.) designated location.
Black Tower Team Tourney
The O.F.P.B.A. has chosen Mo-
lesworth Lanes to host the Bluewa-
ter Association teams in the Black
Tower Provincial Team Tourna-
ment, Regional pins over average,
match play rolloffs April 24 at 11
a. rn.
The winning team will advance
to the Provincial finals May 28 in
an O.F.P.B.A. designated centre.
Zurich Family Twosome
The Youth Bowling Council
Family Twosome four game roll -
offs were held Saturday and Sun-
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Fri. Mar. 18
LANDSLIDE
$2.00 cover
Thurs. Mar. 17
St. Patrick's Day
Party
Free Pool on Sunda
day at Town and Country Lanes,
Zurich.
Peewee winners were Jason
Kelders and his father Marty. Ban-
tam Jamie Johns and mother Pau-
line took their division title.
Junior winners were Anita Bed-
ard and mother Fran while Mat-
thew Hayter and father John won
the senior division.
The four teams now advance to
the zone rolloffs April 16, 17.
National Classified
A Goderich Little Bowl men's
team and a St. Marys ladies team
have advanced to the National
Classified Regional finals March
26 following rolloffs Sunday at Zu-
rich and St. Marys respectively.
Bluewater Association meeting
The next meeting of the Bluewa-
ter Association will be April 15 at
7:30 p.m. at Lucknow.
Exeter
LIONS TV BINGO
Game 1: $20.,Michelle Gentner.
Game 2: $20. Verdun
Lindenfield.Game 3; $20. Jim
Hoffman Game 4: $25.Kevin
Gage.Game 5 $25 Sharon
Kingma Game 6: $50. Lois
Payne, Game 7, $75. Jean
Crocker. Game 8 $100 Anne
Lawrence. Game 9 $35. Shirley
Glanville. Game 10 $35.
Rosemary Stewart. Game 11
$35. Sharon Gibson
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Capsule Comments
with Ernie Miatello
March is Nutrition Month In Canada. Here are some
nutritional Capsule Comments...
If you are supplementing your diet with calcium,
don't take the calcium with foods high In fibre. High
fibre foods can reduce your absorption of calcium.
So separate them by an hour or two.
Grapefruit doesn't bum fat away. It doesn't contain any magic ingre-
dients to increase the rate the body bums fat. However, it Is high In vi-
tamin C and certainly replacing some high-fat foods with grapefruit will
help you lose weight.
If you are trying to reduce your sugar Intake by avoiding foods with 'sug-
ar' on the label, you should watch for other products that also signify a
form of sugar. Some examples Include mannitol, lactose, sorbitol, fruc-
tose, com syrup, glucose and dextrose.
The Chinese have lower cholesterol readings than North Americans. The
Chinese diet Is lower In fat, higher In fruits and vegetables and also
higher in fibre. They eat less meat too and this results In lower cardio-
vascular disease.
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church community will be held on
March 16. Irene Finlayson served
lunch, after which everyone joined
hands in a circle of Friendship and
repeated the Mizpah Benediction.
Personals
Margaret Kemp, Margaret Miller
and Robert Norris, have all been
confined to Seaforth Community
Hospital recently.
Joanne, Pat, • Mathew and Kelly
Donovan Van D'or, Quebec, visit-
ed for a few days with John and
Roberta Templeman and other fam-
ily members.
W.M.S. meet
The Marion Ritchie W.M.S met
in the church last Tuesday. Roberta
Templeman presided opening with
"God is Listening" followed by a
hymn.
Peggy Kerslake presented the
worship service taking her scripture
reading from John Chapter 6 verses
DANCE
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welcome
Fri., March 18
Carl Keyes and the Golden
Fiddle Music Company
Sat., March 19
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"The Gate of Abundant Life"
Members answered the roll call
with a verse on believe. Jean Carey
presented the study book on the
Caribbean, taking as her topic sugar
and slaves from chapter 3. She told
about the years from the mid 1600s
when the slaves were brought in
from Africa, to the early 1800s
when the British slave trade ended.
Kerslake presided for the busi-
ness when minutes and correspon-
dence was dealt with and treasurer
reports given. Peggy and Mary Elli-
ott had attended the annual meeting
and reported on it. Cromarty ladies
will be hearing soon who they are
to be twinned with.
Pearl James read, Believe in
Spring, as her special number. Bet-
ty Lou Norris accompanied the
hymns and a social hour was clos-
ing the meeting with the Lord's
Prayer in unison.
Exeter Legion
Ladles Auxiliary
BINGO
Thurs., Mar. 17
7:00 p.m.
10 Regular Games
5 Specials
1 Share the Wealth
Jackpot $650
No one under 18 admitted
Lic. #M125539
Lucan
Community
Bingo
Wed., Mar. 16
Bingo starts 7:30 p.m.
Regular Games
$1200
Jackpot Game
51 calls or Tess $400. bonus
Total prizes
$3000
Due to the licence regulations,
no one under 18 allowed to play
Licence #537495
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without snow cover will cause this disease to flourish.
A properly fertilized, well-maintained lawn is most resistant to
damage from snow mold. A vigorous raking in early spring
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