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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1996-07-10, Page 19Forthcoming marriage - Rob- ert and Ida Wade, Ancaster, are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Lisa Lorraine, to Jeffrey Michael, son of Wilson and Anne Muir, Brampton. The ceremony will take palce on Saturday, August 10, 1996 at 2:30 p.m. in Ryerson United Church, Ancaster, On- tario. Lisa is the granddaugh- ter of the late Clifford and Mary Blanchard, Exeter and the late John and Audrey Nade, Crediton. Swimming lessons available for Varna area children The lessons will run from July 15 to 26. By Jona Beierling Varna comnt will be in Varna. The stone picking was done Sat- urday at Gordon Hill's farm for the Canadian Food Grains Bank. Lunch followed with a social hour of fellowship. VARNA - The new minister Rev. Swimming lessons sponsored by Tracy Crick led both Varna and the Stanley Township Rec Com - Goshen congregations in worship mittee begin July 15 to 26. If you Sunday, July 7 at 11 a.m. Heather have not registered your children, and Valerie Laurie entertained, call Sandy Robinson as soon as Heather playing the piano and possible. Bus pickup will be in Valerie on the flute. Varna and Brucefield. A short meeting followed the ser- There will be a community bridal vice. It was decided to have com- shower for Robin Norman August bined church services at 10:30. I a( the Stanley Complex at 8 p.m. This Sunday, July 14 the service Granton resident heads to Korea He will be teaching English for a year By Muriel Lewis Granton correspondent GRANTON - Congratulations to Kent Harding who has taken up teaching English in Korea for a year. Noel Westman, son of Juanita VanderWal - Heylnk Raymond Glenn Heyink of RR2 Hensall and Sandra Lynn Van- derWal of Clinton were married at Clinton Christian Reformed Church in Clinton on Saturday, May 11. Rev. Dirk Meidema of- ficiated. Raymond is the son of Gerald and Jenny Heyink of RR2 Hensall and Sandra is the daughter of Diane VanderWal of Clinton and the late John VanderWal. The matron of honour was Tammy Dibbits, friend of the couple. The bridesmaids were Maria Larson, Charlene Van der Wal and Julie Verbeek, all friends of the couple. Lyndsay Branderhorst, a friend, was the flowergirl. Scott Heyink, nephew of the groom, was the ringbearer. The best man was Al Heyink, brother of the groom. The ushers were Rob Ruit, Richard Van der Wal and Rick Bruinsma, all friends of the couple. A reception was held at the Goderich Township Hall. Gord and Ann Gerrits, an uncle and aunt of the bride, were masters of ceremonies. Following a wedding trip to Stowe, Vermont, the couple will reside at RR2 Hensel!. SPA FOAL FUMED BEASTS Howard and Leone Masson of Fergus are pleased to . announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Cheryl Anne 10 David Allan Reid son of Margaret Reid and the late Harold Reid of Carnpbellton, N.B. The wedding will take place Saturday, July 27th at 3:30 p.m. at Melville United Church, Fergus . ' sl 's * -f . i _J ,;, . .. ; f -y. .p,. 4 .' UNTIaRDENL 1 NDEN VanderWal - Heylnk Raymond Glenn Heyink of RR2 Hensall and Sandra Lynn Van- derWal of Clinton were married at Clinton Christian Reformed Church in Clinton on Saturday, May 11. Rev. Dirk Meidema of- ficiated. Raymond is the son of Gerald and Jenny Heyink of RR2 Hensall and Sandra is the daughter of Diane VanderWal of Clinton and the late John VanderWal. The matron of honour was Tammy Dibbits, friend of the couple. The bridesmaids were Maria Larson, Charlene Van der Wal and Julie Verbeek, all friends of the couple. Lyndsay Branderhorst, a friend, was the flowergirl. Scott Heyink, nephew of the groom, was the ringbearer. The best man was Al Heyink, brother of the groom. The ushers were Rob Ruit, Richard Van der Wal and Rick Bruinsma, all friends of the couple. A reception was held at the Goderich Township Hall. Gord and Ann Gerrits, an uncle and aunt of the bride, were masters of ceremonies. Following a wedding trip to Stowe, Vermont, the couple will reside at RR2 Hensel!. SPA FOAL FUMED BEASTS CONVERGE BREDE REVERT UNTIaRDENL 1 NDEN ALICIF MENU INGO SENTON DOUR NOM ATAS AE1UA NNE EPA RECALL MANN TEl EJH I E S T R AgRAND J THAL I A GREG© ENACTL REEVE EQUDE RILEE ACCENT DEM SHAWL ENTRY SENkA ©LCL FLEETSTREET SUET []ARET ERGO ADA I R ERE ANKARA DEGAIII AU'A 111fiLCERS ESSEX MIIjAS TUC O HERES DIVIDE RENETEILE TANTRIL ART LAIR STREFM1E1 GET M(e]WN MAWR ATILASE INREAM NEVSKYPROSPEKbj ENAbE TEND©RLY UEION DIETED AC"Mai pt ELAY ODDS FAX OPEN DAILY FRIDAY -'Fresh Fish" Dinner Saturday evening Buffet SUNDAY BRUNCH Located at t. Joseph on Hwy. 21 between Grand Bend and Bayfield R.R. 2 Zurich. Call for reservations 236-7707 Westman is home for two weeks and will be returning July 9 to the Golan Heights in Israeli occupied Syria where he has already spent four months with the Canadian Peacekeeping forces. Joe and Marlene French and fam- ily hosted the fifth year Canada Day celebration for the townline from Whalen Corners to No. 7 highway. A potluck supper was en- joyed outdoors followed by a few games and Tots of visiting. There will be no regular church services at Granton United until July 28 when Bob Heywood will lead a musical presentation follow- ing the Stewards breakfast at the park. Granton WI Florence McRobert was the host- ess for the Granton Womens Insti- tute meeting on Tuesday afternoon June 25 when the roll call was an- swered by naming a favorite flow- er. Muriel Lewis opened with a reading 'Happiness'. The topic was Education and the motto 'The road to success is always under con- struction'. Lewis also read 'Later than you think', 'Tulips messenger of spring' and 'If I had my life to live over again.' A report of the district annual at Clandeboye in May was gifidh acid the Middlesex County WI Rally will be held at Thorndale on July 9. A report on the care of the ceno- taph grounds and the planting of flowers was also given. McRobert and Lewis served re- freshments. Buck 10 Das For Chris Thompson and Lori Lynn Wagner Fri., July 12, 9 - 1. a.m. Dashwood Community Centre Age of majority, taxi available, 11 -p.m. - 1 a.m. For more information call 235-2755 WNW Dana Hall 9nt, t a.nt. 349.2678 Una Dement Mbar* Fri. July 12 Countdown Sat.. July 13 Wired West iniSilinitOWNINIFYX Times -Advocate, July 10, 1996 Page 19 Klassic Kruz A 1959 Chevy Belair belonging to Ron and Joy Paton from St Marys looked as impressive from the inside as it did on the outside. The Patons were showing their car at the annual Kirkton Klassic Kruz on Thursday at the K -W Community Centre. Over 270 cars and trucks were featured at the show. Villa celebrates 10 years of service EXETER - Senior's month was celebrated in many ways in June at the Exeter Villa. A highlight was the Fancily Potluck Picnic held on Father's Day, Sunday. June 16. Families gathered in front of the Villa in the sunshine to watch chil- dren try to break a pinata and then scramble to retrieve the candy that was inside. A clown and the white squirrel visited and added to the merriment. A potluck smorgasbord followed. The Villa marked its tenth anni- versary with an open house and tea. Awards were presented to staff member Eileen Ross, R.N., Wendy Somers, Nancy Miller, Linda Foran and Jan Ryan. A thank you tea was held when residents joined together to recog- nize the dietary, housekeeping and farat" fit SIM for KtdStrl'al Martin & Robert Mitchell Sat. July 13 Crediton Community Hall 8 p.m. Age of Majority required. D 11BUCT Zi ioxoz For Dan Morley & Lord Lucan Sat., July 20 8p.m..1 a.m., South Huron Ag Building. Music by DJ. Lunch provided. Tickets $5./person. Age of Majority re. ire(' Buck f3 Doe for Terry McGregor & Carol Axtmann Sat. July 13, 9 p.m. -1 a.m. Musk: by DJ. Lunch Provided. Age of Majority. Tickets $5.00 ea. For more Info call... 527-2821 in eve 15111 PARKHILL FAMILY BASS AND CARP CLASSIC, July 13. 1996 8 a.m.-2 p.m. M the Parkhill Reservoir. Entry fees - 1) Derby: 32.00/adult. $1.00'cbild, $5.00/ Huntfamilis Great Canadian Hideawaper . aySponsored by die Ansel* Anglers Club 8c FIE D DAY OF OPPORTUNITIES, Saturday. July 13, Don Lobb form new Clinton. Presented by Huron Stewardship Council and Partners. For information call Steve Bow- ers. 357-3131. 28c TEAM PENNING, SMwday, July 13.6 p.m.. Kinsman Farm, Staffs. Everyone wel- . 28c SINGLES DANCE, Sunday. July 14 at the Wingham Legion Hall. Dancing from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. Music by Black Magic. 280 TAKE A WALK ON THE WILD SiDE of Huron County, July 16, Tuesday, Ban- nockburn Wildlife Area Evening Walk. An Ausahle BayfielBan- nockburn Conservation Authority naturalist will show you the many ecosystems at Bannockburn. 7:00 p.m. -8:30 p.m., 52.50 per person or 510.00 per family (includes entrance fee to the park). 2 km north of Huron County Road 3. 26,27,28c BEEP RARRF.CIJR, Centralia linked Church, Sande, July 25, 1996, Sp.m. to 7 m. Adults S8.50; children 6-12 years $4.25 (f9.30 at door). per J LOV call 29- 6304 or 228-6702. 28.29.30c ATTENTiON CONSERVATIONISTS. Joie the MOW* Contetvation Au- thority in celebrating their 50th anniversary ole July 30 at 2:15 pm. at Morrison Dam Coraervatios Ares ser Exeter. Keynote speeloet Dose as Kleine of the Soil and Water CauNiallott wOl highlight the ceteteasy atdistlsiou of Mends. A social time sad bob/me,* Moat Tickets we $15.00 V/ bs purchased by July 13. Pordetecti ttbd more Information, pleat 1$19.233.2610. 21c laundry staff. Farewells were extended to the school children who have visited regularly all year. Mrs. Pettigrew's class from Precious Blood and Mrs. Walper's class from Exeter Public have been faithful buddies this year. Providing entertainment for the month were: the Community Band, Murray Christie and Mary F. Dow, Satchel's Orchestra, and 'Lloyd Thompson and band. The baton club and the Exeter Li- oness also visited the Villa resi- dents in June. izza * Panzarotti Angelo's Exeter Open Thurs. to Sat. 5 • 11 p.m. for Trina Constaln & Tim Smith Sat. July 13, 9.1 a.m. Huron Park Annex Music and lunch provided Tickets $5.00 Age of Majority required xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx2 Lucan Community Centre Bingo Wed. July 10 Bingo starts 7:30 p.m. Regular Games $1000 Jackpot Game 51 calls or less $600 bonus Total prizes $3000 Due to the licence regulations, no one under 18 allowed to play Licence #537495 . The Blue Water Tug -O -War Club presents TM Lomeli IFur>latallalbto rg C® -M] ali.IPTIT 1 UoluIrIt1al1 1tulti Aug. 2,3 and 4 at the Dashwood Ball Park Limited to 16 teams. Entry fee $175/team ' PRIZE MONEY Plus Individual prizes throughout the weekend. For entry forms and more INFORMATION contact any member of the Tug -O -War team or Blaine Pryce at 237-3263 (after 7 p.m. or leave message) Registrations must be received by Sat., July 20, 1996 1 ila) I�i�sl�lur�lnl (under NEW Management) (open at 11 a.m. daily) Daily Lunch & Dinner Specials Open For Breakfast Soon Specials Sunday July 14 Lunch Buffet $4.99 11 a.m. 3 p.m. Rib Eye Steak $7.95 Choice of potato or ore. .';ipand ,i Veal Cutlets $6.95 4-8p.m. 380 Main St. Exeter 235-0580 Capsule Comments with Ernie Miatello it's a myth that sit-ups will slim that bulging waistline. A research study had men do 5000 sit-ups over 27 days. Results? No significant loss of fat In the tummy area. To lose body fat, the main rule still applies: Bum more calories than you take in. It's boring, but true. To reduce the risk of osteoporosis, women between the age of 25 and menopause should do weightbearing exercises (walking's great) for one hour 3 times weekly, eat a healthy diet including at least 1000 mg of calcium and 400 units of Vitamin D per day, not smoke or overuse alcohol. A new drug being studied to treat glaucoma has a strange side effect. If you have brown eyes, you might notice a change to blue eyes as you use the drug. It Is quite a promising drug (once daily dosing), but not available In North America yet. Boats with enclosed cabins should have a carbon monoxide detector Installed. Carbon monoxide Is a by-product of Incomplete fuel combus- tion and can cause fatal poisonings. Before you take it, talk about it. Good advise when you take medica- tion. HURON APOTHECARY Ltd Phone 235-1982 440 Main St., Exeter 'Your Health Care Pharmacy'