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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1998-05-20, Page 6Page 6 Times -Advocate, May 20, 1998 III Varna yard sale Lots of bargains. The Varna Community Yard Sale was held at the Stanley Township Com- munity Complex on Saturday. The event is held every year on the Victoria Day and Labor Day weekends. From left, looking over their booth are, Anna Keys, Suzanne Eckel and Jean Armstrong. The women are all members of Goshen United Church in Zurich. Billets still needed for conference goers By Mary Peterson Centralia correspondent CENTRALIA. - Rev. Jane Kuepfer of Seaforth Pastoral Charge was the guest speaker at Centralia•and Zion West United Churches. on May 17. Minister Heather Scott visited the Seaforth charge. The community offers prayers and sympathy to the family of Philip Johns who passed away on May 17.' May 24 'is Conference Sunday. 'Regular worship will not he held. instead, everyone is invited to par- ticipate in worship at 2 p.m. at Centralia College. The service will he geared for children. Rev. Glen Wright will be the ordination preacher. Also, billets are still needed. Please contact the London office if you arc able to assist with accommodation on Friday and Saturday nights. Upcomifig events Ordinary People Ministries will present the musical drama 'Mary' on May 24 at 7 p.m. at xetcr Pentecostal Tabernacle. Admission will be grocery items for the Food Pantry. At the end of the play, there will be a Love Offering. If you're able to partic ate, wor- ship will be held with t residents of Exeter Villa on May 27 7 p.m. at the Villa. Also on May 27 at 6:30 p.m., a Fun Night will be held at 6:30 p.m. for children at Centralia United Church. A Praise Rally to learn songs for the March for Jesus will he held on May 28 from 7:30 to 9 p.rn. at Faith Tabernacle Church. This year's cel- ebratory march will be May 30 beginning at 1:30 p.rn. in Exeter. The march will begin at the Christian Reformed church on Huron Street and will end at MacNaughton Park. Last year, over 10 million people in 100 nations took part in the March for Jesus. The WOTCH Community would appreciate assistance to purchase a new or used van. If anyone would like to contribute, please send your donation to WOTCH, Club Huron. Box 2417, Exeter, Ontario, NOM ISO. Receipts for donations will he provided. The Good Sam Program will be held on June 6 at the Centralia Community Centre. A picnic lunch will he followed by a baseball game if the weather permits. if you have some time to spare, please come and assist with thc program which begins at 12:30 and ends at 2 p.m. June 7 will be the Centralia Sunday School Anniversary and potluck lunch. Worship will be held at 11 a.m. with guest speaker Kalhy Wreford from Central United Church in Stratford. Centralia Faith' Tabernacle On May 23 at 6 p.m. the video of the Easter Presentation will he shown at the church. if you were unable to attend the live presenta- tion or would like to see the video, feel free to come. Please bringi some chips and pop for fellowship; after. On May 24, thc Cornerstone' Singers will be ministering in both the 11 a.m. morning worship and the 7 p.m. evening services. Everyone is welcome to come and enjoy the music of this group from Bethisda Church in Detroit, Michigan. NEW HOME? BUSINESS EXPANDING? A NEW DRIVER IN THE FAMILY? Now is the time to take a look at your insurance needs. What could be easier than one phone call to Gaiser-Kneale? We will answer your questions, assess your insurance needs and shop around for the best deal at the best price. And when you have a claim or a problem, call us first. We know how to help you. Remember ... we're insurance brokers - WE WORK FOR YOU I ligGaiser-Kneale Insurance Brokers Inc. Exeter f Bold Bend Clinton 235-2420 .J8-8484 482-9747 Volunteers to By Liz Sangster Hensall correspondent HENSALL - The Hensall and District Horticultural Society will have a plant sale at William's Hairstyling at the corner of Main and Nelson on May 30. Members and friends are asked to donate plants, gardening tools, etc. The Hensall Parks Board will be hosting a Smart Serve Training Session on Wednesday, June 24. The session will be from 7 to 10:30 p.m., at the Hensall Community Centre. Smart Serve is a training program for servers, which outlines the skills of responsible service. The Smart Serve qualification was developed by the Ontario Hospitality Industry, and has replaced the previous training known as Server Intervention Program. Smart Serve highlights the prevention of problem situa- tions, as well as intervention when problems do arise. The training is useful for anyone involved in the provision of alcohol serving events. The list includes such persons as bartenders, wait staff, caterers, managers, owners, security staff, and special occasion permit hold- ers.Additional information is avail- able from the Hensall Arena (262- 3206) and Hensall Municipal Office (262-2812). Collection of Special Household Garbage will take place Monday, June 1, in the Village of Hensall. Residents should have items to the curb by 7 a.m. to ensure pickup. Special household garbage includes such items as: furniture, appliances (tagged freon free, if applicable), waste in containers. Metal items must be piled separately. Carpet must be rolled, and no longer than four feet; mattresses must be rolled and tied. Items which are not accepted include: tires, barbecue tanks, building materials, batteries, paint, or regular, taggable garbage.. Questions regarding the collection can be directed to the Hensall Municipal Office. Time is ticking away to nominate someone you know for recognition be recognized as a Hensall volunteer. Nominations are being accepted for: Civic Volunteer, Humanitarian Volunteer and Service to Sports. The selected volunteers will be rec- ognized at the Hensall Parks Board's Beef barbecue in August. This is the third annual barbecue, co -hosted by the Hensall Kinsmen and Firefighters. Nomination forms are available at the Municipal Office and Arena. The deadline for nomination submissions is Monday, June 1 at 5 p.m. Don't neglect this important opportunity to recognize the role of the volun- teer in our community. Kay Elder was chairperson and welcome all. she opened with a reading "The World Has Seen a Million Springs." The devotional was taken by Shirley McAllister, opening with an untitled poem by Jim Taylor. for their work She also read a portion from a book written by Robert Fulghum on "The Meaning of Life". Helen MacLean and Erla Coleman took up the offering which was dedicat- ed by McAllister. Laura Elder sang "These are a few of my favorite things" accom- panied by Joyce Pepper on the piano. The speaker for the evening was Betty Simpson of Glencoe who gave a history of hats, dating back to the early settlers, the Boer war, First World War, up to the Second World War. She modelled the hats and told interesting stories of each hat. The women were divided into four groups for a contest and lunch. The dessert.was hosted by Marg Cole, Hazel Corbett, Shirley McAllister and Kay Mock. Capsule Comments with Ernie Miatello Reason #123 for a man to quit smoking: Smoking C.) damages the tiny blood vessels in the penis that must enlarge to allow the substantial rush of blood during an erection. Echinacea is generally a safe herbal product that helps boost the im- mune system and helps tp prevent colds and flu. However, people with multiple sclerosis, rheumatoid arthritis, diabetes mellitus, tuberculosis, AIDS or other immune system disorders, should use caution because echinacea may worsen the symptoms of their disease. There is growing evidence that people who take vitamin C will reduce the risk of cataracts. Doses of around 200 mg per day seem to be all that is needed. When you are put on a new medication, keep a diary of any discomfort or unusual effects you experience. This will help you keep your pharma- cist and doctor informed about reactions so they can better advise you. Communication is number one with us. We believe in the maxim: "Be- fore you take it, talk about it". We'd be happy to talk to you about any of your medication concerns. HURON APOTHECARY ua. Phone 235-1982 440 Main St., Exeter "Your Health Care Pharmacy" 1 AYI OI? I ki 1 SI kV1( I free,: ,: Nwn1R Reu"N al Gee . ( mart. (aII Arne 10.1 boo' ' 1( > NSALL STRICT OPERATIVE Complete Line of Building Materials TOOLS• LUMBER -CEMENT DOORS- WINDOWS -HARDWARE • PRESSURE TREATED WOOD RENTALS - ELECTRICAL PLUMBING & HEATING SUPPLIES 238-4399 235-2081 Zurich Exeter GORDON DANN Pump Sales & Service Ltd. RR 2 Denfield, Ont. NOM IPO Water Pump Specialist ' submersible jet & piston ' sump & sewage Water Treatment Specialist ' Novatek water softeners, iron filters and dunking water systems ' dry pellet chlorinaters 'Over 35 years experience' 225.2234 1.800.328.0392 THE HOME OF THE WEEK.., HOME IMPROVEMENT SPECIALISTS �_BL�EME�T EI.*RT_� TYNAN DESIGN LTD. . 13459.:O9In A..nu• • 5u••• B C 1N w BASEMENT FLOOR PLAN 11•• •O. FT. MAIN RLOOR PLAN MIS O. PT. Ian No. GL -650 1288 SQ.FT. A BASEMENT ENTRY THAT LOOKS UKE A TWO STOREY Lower floor massing and a feature window in the den take focus away from the upper Boor, creating a two storey appearance for this basement entry home. A roof design featuring gable accents, keystone detailing, and a dramatic raised entry with decorative columns combine to produce an attractive street appearance. Enter through double doors into a foyer brightened by an overhead window. A den, just inside the front entrance, would make an ideal home office, and features a 10 foot ceiling height. Upstairs, a spacious great room replaces the more traditional family room/formal living room. Look over a half wall into the dining area. The kitchen boasts an efficient working layout with plenty of cupboard and counter space, a pantry, and a breakfast bar. The master bedroom, like those In larger homes, features a walk-in closet and a four piece ensulte. As well, the master boasts the addition of a long boxed out window seat. Plans for GL -650 may be obtained for $355.00 for a package of five complete sets of working prints and $30.00 for each additional set of the same plan. Allow $15.00 extra to cover the cost of postage and handling (B.C. residents add applicable sales tax to plan total) (All Canadian residents add 7% GST to plan total plus postage and handling). This Is one of our new designs. Many innovative plans are now available in our NEW catalogue: Basement Entryand Cathedral Entry, which Is available for $8.51 Including postage and handling and GSi. Please make e11 cheques, money orders, and Visa or MasterCard authorizations payable to: Tynan Design Inc. c/o Exeter Times Advocate Plan of The Week, 13659.108th Avenue, Surrey B.C. V3T 2K4. l vise I ZVr,,,, ( Clinton Community few M Towlaw" Credit Union • Ra 1Aet MYITae • R1nlp1 R TUINITEID a Rx W 011'-- MOW • Mf ISSIIIEIT MANED RE11ld•EI 1.093174342 524-2424 Nark a anislins Cnllllml egos J>r a Rea nwthe t Ptna$ce with iisj Wm Olio MIN 018es 1tiNPMkL -143482•3411 4SaealeSt. 1•kri4J 18.2e 11 las 14182kk• st ren 141k•412•3743 f N.C. JONES & SONS LTD. S,uul, Gr,rw•I. 101150i1 • Ex • BaskRIIIng • Lartsways • Pawldng Lab • Lasting• Snow Removal BIM 235.2489 Res, 235-2815 235094 *Nis 878-3834 I ; ni4ntlr FLOORING • Vinyl • Carpet • Ceramics . • Hardwood Excellent selection of carpet and vinyl remnants Professional Installation 457 Main St., Exeter 235-4401 Across from Canadian Tire TOWN & COUNTRY HOta1E COMFORT NJ/Fireplaces, Gas & Propane, High Efficiency Furnaces, 1111 Oil • Gas • Propane Air Conditioning Hot Water Heater Rentals • Oil • Gas 24 Hour Round the Ciock Service 359 Main St. Enter (519) 2352032 Est vie 'IA'S Laryge quantity of "in stock" Wallpaper, also 500 sample books to choose from Paint • Sundries • Glft'wars Exeter Decor Centre 15 OIdley St. Exeter • 235-1010 \Ibehind Bank of Nova Scotial/ GLAVIN EAVESTROUGHING RR 1t, C4nlabt, Ort Noll Ileo 4 AND 5 INCH • Soilless Nadirs! •Ibial Leal Saran Sll• -Fact Fn . vtryl • Alu Saiusers 4C Boom Truk Free Estes* Gerry (519) 2284295 A.B. Case Plumbing & Heating 91 Victoria St. W Exeter, Ont. NOM 1S2 (519) 235-1404 Sheet metal, propane and natural gas. heating and air conditioning, gas furnaces and fireplaces. Water heaters STANLAKE CEMENT CONTRACTOR • Concrete Forming • Foundations and Floors • Impressed Concrete • Driveways and Sidewalks R.R. 2 Grand Bend Dan (519) 243-3281 Bruce (519) 238-2522 Home Improvement Specialists advertise here 235-1331 1 CROSSWORD 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10■ 11 12 ..S 13 14 ■■ 5 11 16 ■■11 17 11 18 ■■ 19 ■ 20 ■■ 21 ■■■ 22 ■■ 23 24 ■■■ 25 26 ■■®■ 27 ' 28 ■� 29 30 31 ■■■1 32 ■ 33 ■ 34 ■e 35 36 ' ■ 37 38 �■� 39 40 ■■ 41 ■■ 42 43 .®� 44 45 ■■■ 46 •® 47 • 48 ■ 49 ■■■■ 50 ■■ 51 52 ��■ 53 54 .■ 55 56 ■■ 57 58 59 •�. 60 ■■ 61 ■ • 62 �■ 63 64 111 65 ■ l• ss 1l■ 67 e1 ■■ 69• 1■ ACROSS 50. Holiday tune 12. Macho one 52. Gunfighter at the 13. Ingenue 1. Large vase O.K. Corral 14. Glistens ' 4. Presidential 53. Hires 19. ' Writer Shaw monogram 56. Equips 21. F. Bailey 7. Victorious symbol 59. Wild plum 23. Cranky 10. Transport 60. Conscious (of) 25. Avocado or tomato, 12. Aureoles 62. Despoil • e.g. 14. Cootie 64. Choreographer 26. Severity 15. Canine John Doe •Michael 27. Alarming times? 16. Chicago film critic 65. Enjoys 29. Drab hue 17. Some August babies 06. Luxuriant 30. SF athlete, for short 18. Yardage for'Calvin 67. Definitely 31. Little boy Klein 68. Jiff 33. You Went Away 20. Atlantic City figures 69. Mattel product 35. Object of a 22. Doggone it! misanthrope's malice 24. Neighborhood 38. Against the rules 25. Grimaced DOWN39. Divide 28. Shade of yellow 42. Surrounded 31. Singer Lopez 1. Television setting 45. Dismay greatly 32. Postage -paid 2. Unexpected police 47. Long, in Hawaii envelope: abbr. . visit 49. Fads 34. Lanky • 3. Duchamp's staircase 51. Puppeteer Shari 36. Eighth mo. descender 53. Night author Wiesel 37. Dunces 4. Boxer's move 54. Gets drowsy 40. " Gondola" 5. Hightailed it 55. Well-being (Browning poem) 6. Seoul's land 57. Decisive defeat (2 wds) 7. Swerve 58. Middling ' 41. French couturier 8. Personification of 59. King 43. Songstress Loretta passion 61. Cookbook item: abbr. 44. Place o1 safety 9. German river 63. Poetic possessive 46. Warble 11. Call Of The Wild 48. Tool for removing ice author NEW HOME? BUSINESS EXPANDING? A NEW DRIVER IN THE FAMILY? Now is the time to take a look at your insurance needs. What could be easier than one phone call to Gaiser-Kneale? We will answer your questions, assess your insurance needs and shop around for the best deal at the best price. And when you have a claim or a problem, call us first. We know how to help you. Remember ... we're insurance brokers - WE WORK FOR YOU I ligGaiser-Kneale Insurance Brokers Inc. Exeter f Bold Bend Clinton 235-2420 .J8-8484 482-9747 Volunteers to By Liz Sangster Hensall correspondent HENSALL - The Hensall and District Horticultural Society will have a plant sale at William's Hairstyling at the corner of Main and Nelson on May 30. Members and friends are asked to donate plants, gardening tools, etc. The Hensall Parks Board will be hosting a Smart Serve Training Session on Wednesday, June 24. The session will be from 7 to 10:30 p.m., at the Hensall Community Centre. Smart Serve is a training program for servers, which outlines the skills of responsible service. The Smart Serve qualification was developed by the Ontario Hospitality Industry, and has replaced the previous training known as Server Intervention Program. Smart Serve highlights the prevention of problem situa- tions, as well as intervention when problems do arise. The training is useful for anyone involved in the provision of alcohol serving events. The list includes such persons as bartenders, wait staff, caterers, managers, owners, security staff, and special occasion permit hold- ers.Additional information is avail- able from the Hensall Arena (262- 3206) and Hensall Municipal Office (262-2812). Collection of Special Household Garbage will take place Monday, June 1, in the Village of Hensall. Residents should have items to the curb by 7 a.m. to ensure pickup. Special household garbage includes such items as: furniture, appliances (tagged freon free, if applicable), waste in containers. Metal items must be piled separately. Carpet must be rolled, and no longer than four feet; mattresses must be rolled and tied. Items which are not accepted include: tires, barbecue tanks, building materials, batteries, paint, or regular, taggable garbage.. Questions regarding the collection can be directed to the Hensall Municipal Office. Time is ticking away to nominate someone you know for recognition be recognized as a Hensall volunteer. Nominations are being accepted for: Civic Volunteer, Humanitarian Volunteer and Service to Sports. The selected volunteers will be rec- ognized at the Hensall Parks Board's Beef barbecue in August. This is the third annual barbecue, co -hosted by the Hensall Kinsmen and Firefighters. Nomination forms are available at the Municipal Office and Arena. The deadline for nomination submissions is Monday, June 1 at 5 p.m. Don't neglect this important opportunity to recognize the role of the volun- teer in our community. Kay Elder was chairperson and welcome all. she opened with a reading "The World Has Seen a Million Springs." The devotional was taken by Shirley McAllister, opening with an untitled poem by Jim Taylor. for their work She also read a portion from a book written by Robert Fulghum on "The Meaning of Life". Helen MacLean and Erla Coleman took up the offering which was dedicat- ed by McAllister. Laura Elder sang "These are a few of my favorite things" accom- panied by Joyce Pepper on the piano. The speaker for the evening was Betty Simpson of Glencoe who gave a history of hats, dating back to the early settlers, the Boer war, First World War, up to the Second World War. She modelled the hats and told interesting stories of each hat. The women were divided into four groups for a contest and lunch. The dessert.was hosted by Marg Cole, Hazel Corbett, Shirley McAllister and Kay Mock. Capsule Comments with Ernie Miatello Reason #123 for a man to quit smoking: Smoking C.) damages the tiny blood vessels in the penis that must enlarge to allow the substantial rush of blood during an erection. Echinacea is generally a safe herbal product that helps boost the im- mune system and helps tp prevent colds and flu. However, people with multiple sclerosis, rheumatoid arthritis, diabetes mellitus, tuberculosis, AIDS or other immune system disorders, should use caution because echinacea may worsen the symptoms of their disease. There is growing evidence that people who take vitamin C will reduce the risk of cataracts. Doses of around 200 mg per day seem to be all that is needed. When you are put on a new medication, keep a diary of any discomfort or unusual effects you experience. This will help you keep your pharma- cist and doctor informed about reactions so they can better advise you. Communication is number one with us. We believe in the maxim: "Be- fore you take it, talk about it". We'd be happy to talk to you about any of your medication concerns. HURON APOTHECARY ua. Phone 235-1982 440 Main St., Exeter "Your Health Care Pharmacy" 1 AYI OI? I ki 1 SI kV1( I free,: ,: Nwn1R Reu"N al Gee . ( mart. (aII Arne 10.1 boo' ' 1( > NSALL STRICT OPERATIVE Complete Line of Building Materials TOOLS• LUMBER -CEMENT DOORS- WINDOWS -HARDWARE • PRESSURE TREATED WOOD RENTALS - ELECTRICAL PLUMBING & HEATING SUPPLIES 238-4399 235-2081 Zurich Exeter GORDON DANN Pump Sales & Service Ltd. RR 2 Denfield, Ont. NOM IPO Water Pump Specialist ' submersible jet & piston ' sump & sewage Water Treatment Specialist ' Novatek water softeners, iron filters and dunking water systems ' dry pellet chlorinaters 'Over 35 years experience' 225.2234 1.800.328.0392 THE HOME OF THE WEEK.., HOME IMPROVEMENT SPECIALISTS �_BL�EME�T EI.*RT_� TYNAN DESIGN LTD. . 13459.:O9In A..nu• • 5u••• B C 1N w BASEMENT FLOOR PLAN 11•• •O. FT. MAIN RLOOR PLAN MIS O. PT. Ian No. GL -650 1288 SQ.FT. A BASEMENT ENTRY THAT LOOKS UKE A TWO STOREY Lower floor massing and a feature window in the den take focus away from the upper Boor, creating a two storey appearance for this basement entry home. A roof design featuring gable accents, keystone detailing, and a dramatic raised entry with decorative columns combine to produce an attractive street appearance. Enter through double doors into a foyer brightened by an overhead window. A den, just inside the front entrance, would make an ideal home office, and features a 10 foot ceiling height. Upstairs, a spacious great room replaces the more traditional family room/formal living room. Look over a half wall into the dining area. The kitchen boasts an efficient working layout with plenty of cupboard and counter space, a pantry, and a breakfast bar. The master bedroom, like those In larger homes, features a walk-in closet and a four piece ensulte. As well, the master boasts the addition of a long boxed out window seat. Plans for GL -650 may be obtained for $355.00 for a package of five complete sets of working prints and $30.00 for each additional set of the same plan. Allow $15.00 extra to cover the cost of postage and handling (B.C. residents add applicable sales tax to plan total) (All Canadian residents add 7% GST to plan total plus postage and handling). This Is one of our new designs. Many innovative plans are now available in our NEW catalogue: Basement Entryand Cathedral Entry, which Is available for $8.51 Including postage and handling and GSi. Please make e11 cheques, money orders, and Visa or MasterCard authorizations payable to: Tynan Design Inc. c/o Exeter Times Advocate Plan of The Week, 13659.108th Avenue, Surrey B.C. V3T 2K4. l vise I ZVr,,,, ( Clinton Community few M Towlaw" Credit Union • Ra 1Aet MYITae • R1nlp1 R TUINITEID a Rx W 011'-- MOW • Mf ISSIIIEIT MANED RE11ld•EI 1.093174342 524-2424 Nark a anislins Cnllllml egos J>r a Rea nwthe t Ptna$ce with iisj Wm Olio MIN 018es 1tiNPMkL -143482•3411 4SaealeSt. 1•kri4J 18.2e 11 las 14182kk• st ren 141k•412•3743 f N.C. JONES & SONS LTD. S,uul, Gr,rw•I. 101150i1 • Ex • BaskRIIIng • Lartsways • Pawldng Lab • Lasting• Snow Removal BIM 235.2489 Res, 235-2815 235094 *Nis 878-3834 I ; ni4ntlr FLOORING • Vinyl • Carpet • Ceramics . • Hardwood Excellent selection of carpet and vinyl remnants Professional Installation 457 Main St., Exeter 235-4401 Across from Canadian Tire TOWN & COUNTRY HOta1E COMFORT NJ/Fireplaces, Gas & Propane, High Efficiency Furnaces, 1111 Oil • Gas • Propane Air Conditioning Hot Water Heater Rentals • Oil • Gas 24 Hour Round the Ciock Service 359 Main St. Enter (519) 2352032 Est vie 'IA'S Laryge quantity of "in stock" Wallpaper, also 500 sample books to choose from Paint • Sundries • Glft'wars Exeter Decor Centre 15 OIdley St. Exeter • 235-1010 \Ibehind Bank of Nova Scotial/ GLAVIN EAVESTROUGHING RR 1t, C4nlabt, Ort Noll Ileo 4 AND 5 INCH • Soilless Nadirs! •Ibial Leal Saran Sll• -Fact Fn . vtryl • Alu Saiusers 4C Boom Truk Free Estes* Gerry (519) 2284295 A.B. Case Plumbing & Heating 91 Victoria St. W Exeter, Ont. NOM 1S2 (519) 235-1404 Sheet metal, propane and natural gas. heating and air conditioning, gas furnaces and fireplaces. Water heaters STANLAKE CEMENT CONTRACTOR • Concrete Forming • Foundations and Floors • Impressed Concrete • Driveways and Sidewalks R.R. 2 Grand Bend Dan (519) 243-3281 Bruce (519) 238-2522 Home Improvement Specialists advertise here 235-1331 1