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Exeter Ti ons
Wednesday, June 16. 1999
School Division focuses on community at summer fair displays
Exhibitors have
less than two
weeks to submit
their craft items
and school
entries
EXETER -- The list of
events on Canada Day in
Exeter keeps growing.
The Exeter S4hool
Division Summer Fair will
be held in conjuntion with
the Canada Day celebra-
tions at the South Huron
Rec Centte on July 1.
There are less than two
weeks left to submit craft
items and school entries
on Mon., June 28 4-6
p.m. and Tues., June 29
at 10 a.m. at the' Rec
Centre.
Judging will take place
on June 29 from 12:30 - 4
p.m.
On the entryticket,
available from your
school, print clearly the
class, section, name of
pupil and school attend-
ed.
The following classes
are being offered this
r-.
year.
Class 170: MacLeans
Automotive/Sport/Home
Hardware Poster Contest
Class 273: Focus on.
Agriculture in Huron
County - Dolores and
Bruce Shapton
Class 254: Huron
County Farm and Home
Association Safety Poster
Class 250: Livestock -
Brandale Arabians
Class 255: Fruits and
Vegetables - #1-5 - Bev
Prout, Exeter Fair
President; Grand Prize -
New Orleans
Pizza/Submarines;.
McClure Family in memo-
ry of Margaret McClure
Class 258: Flowers -
New ..Orleans
Pizza/Submarines;
Special - Crediton
Women's Institute
Class 259: Photography
- Alpha Tau Sorority
Class 260: Models -
Mike Davis & Sons
Motorcycle Repair
Class 263: Little People
(Pre -School)
Class 273: Sunshine
Kids Co-op Preschool
Special
Class 264: Novelty:
Grades EY, 1 and 2 -
Elimville Women's
Institute
Class 265: Novelty:
Grades 3, 4 and 5 - Dr. D.
Hodder
Class 266: Novelty
Grades 6, 7 and 8 - Our
Lady of Mount Carmel
School Advisory Council;
Special Awards - Stephen
Central School Advisory
Council
Class 267:
Woodworking Special -
Rick Miles and Fred
Negrijn
Class 268: Holiday
Happenings - Ruthanne
Negrijn, Past Fair
President
Class 269: Hurondale.
Women's Institute "For
Home and Country"
Special
Class 200: Computer
Training Academy
Special - Alan and Mary
Monteith
Class 210: Special:
Music - Beta Theta
Sorority
Class 220: Special:
Native People or Pioneers
at Work and Play - Huron
County Historical Society
Class 270: Selah Family
Books Special - Don and
Susan Romphf
Class 271: The Purple
Turtle Special - P
Thomson
Class 272: Greeting
Card World Special -
Barb Turnbull
Class 273: Pizza Delight
Special - Marilyn
Bengough
Class 274: V&S
Department Store Crafts
'N More Special - Deb
and Bob Gehan
Class 275: Exeter Public
School Parent's
Association Special
Class 276: Exeter
Animal Hospital "Pet"
Special - Dr. Ellen
Shapiro
Class 277: Exeter r.flni
Storage Special
Class 278: Sports
"Special - Exeter Times -
Advocate
Class 279: Shopper's
Drug mart Health
Special: L.B. lrahn Drugs
Ltd.
Varna residents attend
by Joan Beierling
VARNA CORRESPONDENT
VARNA - Church
Service on Sunday was in
Varna with guest preach-
er Bob Heywood from
Exeter. During the
Service the Sunday School
children and ' teachers
went to Bannockburn to
find clues to the Lord's
Prayer and piece them
together.
Next Sunday June 20
Church will be in Gosben
which will be Father,'s
Day.
Sunday June 27 is
Goshen Anniversary with
guests Peter and Sharon
Snell and also Sunday
School Awards will be.
given out. There will be a
celebration with cake and
ice cream.
June 30 is the trip to
Canada's Wonderland
trip for the Teens and
Trends
and friends.. Pertnission
Slips are a must. June
15th is the deadline for
group rate tickets to be
ordered.
A thank Tull note was
read from Doris Wilson.
Anyone interested in
Adult Confirmation please
call Van Bergen soon.
Shirley Hill and Mona
Stephenson are taking
names for the Blyth the-
atre for the U.C.W. and
any others wishing to go
on Thursday August 26 to
see Every Dream. Please
contact them if you wish
to go. Tickets are $15
each.
The : community's
thoughts and prayers are
with Bob Peck, Jean.
Armstrong and Leisa
Stephenson.
Many from the commu-
nity attended the retire-
ment party for June
Cooper, the secretary of
Huron Centennial School.
Cooper is retiring this
year and will be missed
by many many people.
She is wished the very
best.!
Class 110: Poetry to
Class 180: Environmental'
Studies
A reminder to students
who picked up seedlings
donated by Suzanne
Devlaeminck of"
Devlaeminck Farms, to,
bring the plant in its pot
to the South Huron Rec
Centre July 1 by 10 a.m.
for judging at 11 a.m.
The plant must be picked
up that day before 8 p.m.
so you can take it home
to transplant into your
own garden.
Join in the fun with the
pet show starting at 11
a.m. in the arena, spon-
sored by Kenpal Farm
Products Inc. Bring in
your pet and tell its story.
There are a few copies
of the prize list available
at the Exeter Times -
Advocate and Seip's valu
mart in Exeter.
A fun day has been
planned for all. Don't
miss out on this great
event on Canada Day.
For further information,
call School Division
President Pat Glavin at
234-6796 or Past
President Debby Wagler
at 235-4445.
Capsule Comments
with Ernie Miatello
We all know the hazards of overexposure
to sunlight. Did you know that if you stay
out of the mid-day sun (10 a.m. to 3 p.m.), you will avoid
60% of the UVB rays that hit the earth. UVB rays are the
ones that cause sunbum and are primarily responsible
for causing skin cancers.
When you are applying a sunscreen, use one that pro-
tects against both UVA and UVB rays. Be sure to apply
the sunscreen at least 30 minutes before going out in
the sun. Also wear broad -brimmed hats and long-sleeved
shirts-fortncreased protection. And use good sundaes -
es.
There are products on the market called "sun blocks".
These products contain titanium dioxide. They used to
be white pastes that gave good protection but looked
kind of silly. Newer formulations are available now that
don't Leave a residue.
There are some medications that may' interact with sun-
light causing phototoxic reactions. Examples of these
medications include some antihistamines, cardiac
drugs, diabetic drugs, arthritis drugs andothers. Talk to
your pharmacist to see if your medication -may cause a,
problem with sunlight.
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received their flags on Thursday. In front from left are Kelsey Masse, Christine
Maes and Taylor Mattucci; in the middle are NicoloVan Oss, Melanie Hern, Laura
Gehan, Scott Berendsen and Shawn Kerslake; in back are Precious blood principal
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designed to increase Canadian pride.
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