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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1998-05-13, Page 8Hopper Hockey Funeral Home and C. Haskett and Son Funeral Home Present. THE HEART of GRIEF -. A program for grieving persons and those who care about them with ` Alan D.. Wolfelt, Ph.D: Thanatologist - Author Educator " •Wednesday, May 27 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.rn. ' at South Huron District High school 92 Gidley Street E., Exeter Ontario There is no charge to attend. Seating ,may limited. If you plan to attend we ask that you contact C. Haskett and Son Funeral Home 227-4211 or Hopper Hockey Funeral Home 235-1220 for seating availability. HOPPER HOCKEY FUNL RAI 11 0 M Page 8 Times -Advocate, May 13, 1998 CC)MM1JWTTY Education week These fireflies were singing and dancing at McGillivray Central School as the primary students entertained their parents and friends one evening last week. Above left, Tabitha Turner and right, Caitlin Mulholland, add their voic- es to the chorus in Once Upon a Lilypad. Learning a healthy lifestyle EXETER - Safe Homes for Youth in Huron hosted an information meet- ing at the Exeter Legion on Thursday night. The night's theme was "Investing in a Healthy Lifestyle." The 40 people who attended learned about taking care of their wealth, lifestyle and lei- ' sure with three speakers: Dave Gimbel represented Pints Unlimited and spoke about the value of wine in a healthy lifestyle. He said the natural acidity in wine balances food oils and fats and is crit- ical in digestion. The acidity in wine combines with the mouth's enzymes to enhance the taste of food. But there's more to drinking wine with a meal than chemistry and diges- tion. "Wine's most important contribution is that it promotes relaxation. it helps you linger over your meal," he said. Paul Miller, an investment advisor with Gary Bean Securities in Exeter spoke about the role of mutual funds, stocks and bonds in creating wealth. "When it comes to wealth, you have an opportunity to have a cheque come to you each month for the rest of your life. How big do you want that cheque to be?" Miller asked the audience. As a full-service investment company, Gary Bean Securities -staff can sit down with clients to quantify the paycheque. Doug Ellison spoke for Carlson Wagonlit Ellison Travel in Exeter. He talked about the role of information in planning vacations. "The -Internet is going to be the way we do business in the travel busi- ness in the future," he predicted, adding his staff will be spending 35-40. hours a week on the Internet to find travel information. - Ellison's business is changing with the information age. His clients are from around the globe as his company increases the number of people they bring to Canada. Pints Unlimited, Gary Bean Securities and Carlson Wagonlit Ellison Travel sponsored the evening for Safe Homes. The event was also a fund-raiser for the organization which helps more than 500 families a year. Safe Homes provides safe residential care during a crisis situation. Donations are a crucial part of the survival of Safe_ Homes. Chairman Bart DeVries said Safe Homes is grateful to have received $18,000 from United Way to help cover its operating expenses. . The organization would also welcome people interested in the board of directors. Certificates and roses awarded EXETER - On May 5, members of Alpha Tau Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at the home of - Elaine Bogart for a potluck supper. Bogart welcomed Linda Deelstra who will be joining the chapter. The dates for the barbecue at Darling's are August 7 and 8. Beginners Day willbe. held at the Legion Auxiliary • hosts annual convention EXETER - The Ladies Auxiliary to the R.E. Podley Exeter Branch 167 Royal Canadian Legion hosted the Zone CI Legion r 'Ladies Auxiliary Convention on May 3: -- .V •5arade at 1 p.m. led by the Clinton Legion Pipe Band and under the leadership of Parade Marshall Jim Brown; assisted by Zone Colour Sgt. Lisa Glanville, Branch 167 Colour Sgt. Don cCurdy and 26 flags proceeded to tlie,cenotaph fora wreath laying •ceremony in honor -of fallen con- radds. • The wreath was laid- by Provincial President Jean Hadlow, Zone CI 'Commander Eva Brown, deputy Zone CI Commander Velma Young and Exeter Auxiliary President Sharon Campbell. Bob Clark was the bugler and The Rev. Faye Patterson 'Branch 167 Padre conducted the service at the ceno- Baptism at Hibbert church Roberta Templeman 'Staffa correspondent d STAFFA - During Sunday morn- ing service at the Hibbert United Church, Staffa, Alfred Ernest, son of Alfred and Ruth Chappel, was baptized by 'Pastor Irene Richardson; Christian Family Sunday was celebrated on Sunday at Cromarty Presbyterian Church with the youth of the church participating in the service. Mrs. Rick Horst was the guest speaker, telling the children's story and speaking on "Coming Through." Family membcrs visited with John and Roberta Templeman on the weekend. Chuck and Dorothy Ebel and John and Roberta Templeman were Sunday supper guests of Rob and Bev Templeman and family. taph. A meeting ,was held at 2 4.m. at the Legion Hall. President Sharon Campbell opened the 'meeting and the march- ing on of 26 flags. President Carpptsell introduced the head table, guests and guests: Provincial President Jean )i-Iadlow, Zone C Commander Eva Brov n, Deputy Zone CI Commander Velma Young, District C Cominandcr Gordon Moore, Legion Zone. CI Commander June Pyette, Zone' C I Sports Officer Linda Kirkham, Exeter Ladies Auxiliary Soc. Erny Robinson, Erteter Br. 167 President Case Zeehuisen, Padre The Rev. Faye Patterson, Huron M.P.P. Helen Johns, Exeter Mayor Ben Hoogenboom. . • President Campbell then turned the meeting over to Zone Commander Eva Brown. 1 Twelve secretaries of the Auxiliaries in Zone Cl gave their reports on their Auxiliary activities and achievements during the past year. Roll call was taken with 98 women in attendance. ' Ontario Provincial President Jea Fiadlow was the guest speaker. Deputy Zone Commander Velma Young thanked the speaker and treasurer Barbara Hearn presented her with a gift on behalf of Zone Cl Convention. , Elected for the fo'llowi,ng two Years were: Zone Commander C I Velma Young; Deputy Zone Comman fler ICr I Jan Stilling; Zone CI Sports Officer Linda Kirkham. Bob Heywood provided enter- tainment. Dinner was served by the host Auxiliary. AvonDISTRICT BOARD Maitland I Learning for a Lifetime SUMMER SCHOOL SCHEDULE 1998 SECONDARY IMPROVEMENT COURSES July 6 - July 28 English and Mathematics - Grades 9 through 12 Classes run daily from 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 noon CONTINUING EDUCATION for Adult Students is available all summer FEES: All courses are tree. LOCATION: All courses, except Continuing Education, are offered at Central Huron Secondary School in Clinton. Bus transportation is provided from Exeter, Goderich, Wingham and Seaforth. Continuing Education courses will bo held in Vanastra, Exeter, Wingham and Goderich. 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Certificates and yel- low roses were presented to Elsie Witteveen.and Brenda Hennesey commemorating 35 years in sorori- ty and to Donna Webster for 30 years. The 1998-99 installation of offi- cers was held. Maud Connon will be president, Verla Russell vice president, Mary Jane Taylor secre- tary and Donna Webster treasurer. (5e Hairstyling, Esthetics & Tanning (70elcomea Rhonda Lightfoot Lianne Wray For an appointment call 235-1880 Walk-ins welcome Hours: Mon. -Wed. 9-6, Thurs & Fri. 9-8, Sat. 9-4 &_ 50 Thames Road E. - valu-mart Plaza N NSALL D STRICT Co-orvumE Complete line of Building Materials TOOLS• LUMBER • CEMENT DOORS - WINDOWS - HARDWARE PRESSURE TREATED WOOD RENTALS - ELECTRICAL PLUMBING & HEATING SUPPLIES 236-4393 235-2081 Zurich Exeter GORDON DANN Pump Sales & Service Ltd. RR 2 Denfield, Ont. 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