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Times Advocate, 1997-09-17, Page 7FAMILY Times -Advocate, September 17, 1997 • Page 7 50 years of lifeguards Les Barr was recognized at last Monday night's Grand Bend Council meeting for his 50th anniversary as the first life- guard on the Grand Bend beach. He thanked council and recalled some of his more memorable moments. Pre- ' senting a plaque to Barr is Mayor Cam Ivey. Granton UCW unit five enjoys mystery tour By Muriel Lewis Granton correspondent .-• GRANTON - Congratulations to Bob and Lila Foster whO were hon: oured with an open house by -their family at .the Kirkton Community •Cen tre on the occasion of their 40th wedding anniversary on Saturday night. . Sept,13. Grantonn-Womens Institute. members were guests with Clandeboye WI at their .meeting en 'Wednesdays.. Sept. 10 at St; James Church. Clande- - hoyc when FWiO president Margaret.Harris of Kenwood was. the.guest speaker • - At the Granton United Church. on Sunday, Sept. '14 •Pastor Normalic Voakes sermon was -entitled: A Legion of One' based on the lessons form • Proverbs one. James 3 and -Mark 8. At St. Pauls Anglican Church. Kirkton the Rev. Glenda •Meakin led the service of morning prayer and -her -message was in keeping-with-Wily Cross Day. .. - • UCW • Unit 2 met at .Julie Riddell's:On Thursday evening. Sept. 11 -when the . bazaar and luncheon were discussed. It'was also decided to. have a=work session and organize some ideas at the next meeting. Refreshments were served by hostess Julie. • - _ • Unit 3 nlet on Tuesday, September 2•at Isabel Mardline's home in St. Marys. Elizabeth Garrett presided when arrangements were made for the Tbazapron-October .1S. Helen Burnett and Marion Thomson presented the program on their recent trip to England, Wales and Ireland with maps: sto, ry and pictures: In keepipg with:the English tradition they served_ scones for Iunch. as- sisted by the hostess. -• -Unit 4 met at Nora Wissel's home on Wednesday evening.- Sept. 10.. President Marilyn Humphrey read the Scripture and the devotional theme was 'Saints preserve us'. which was about Abraham bargaining with god. After closing -with prayer. the bazaar and supper were discussed. Bet- ty Dann read 'Thinking in .Christ's way' and also an autumn poem -Mari- lyn closed with a reading the benediction and grace and lunch was served. i►y.Nora. Unit 5 metal Ina Harlton's place in St. Marys on Friday. Sept.. 12 al 11 a.m- From there they. went on a mystery tour when they stopped in Strat- ford for dinner at the Swiss Chalet. Then it was on to Shakespeare where they explored the Quilt Place and the Best Little Pork Shoppc. They also .vtsitedthe Old School Museum at Brocksdcn where -they had a short bust- - ness meeting. after which they were homeward hound. • • • Calling all ladies • By Barb Passmore EXEIt:R - A Ladies Program at the Exeter Fall Fair is all lined -up for Saturday. September 20 at the South Huron Rec Centre. The pro- . gram beings at 12:30 p.m.. runs 'til 4:30 p.m. and promises to inspire you to new heights of feeling good. L'earn.something new and have a laugh or two and you're sure to go home feeling better. Pumpkin art, food demonstrations. make-up application. reflexology, preparing your garden for fall and new videoreleasing - all designed with ladies in mind!1 • Fall is here and the next decorating we'll need -to consider is Hal- lowc'.en. If .you're like me the very idea of all those slimy pumpkin seeds and accidental slips of the knife leave me in dread of October 31. Joan Love will show us her way of pumpkin artistry and may very well restore your Hallowe'en spirit. Of. course fall is also harvest time.. Deb Campbell shares her love of cooking and abounding knowledge of new foods in two cooking dem- onstrations. Have you seen "Spelt". in the local stores? or blue corn . flour? Conte and get some background on those as well as garlic and • sunflowers. Of course the old favorites of fall will 0 V be included as well as taste tests to judge for el 1 yourself. Gail Baker will do her best to help someone her look her best. Tips on make up and this sea- : son's shades and shapes. Ask questions, visual- ize how you'll look Gail's. special talents help us to feel good about ourselves and confident in our appearance. What better .way to put a smile on your face? • • With so much emphasis on taking good care of our health, getting lots of exercise and learning to relax and enjoy life, what program would be complete without some direction to relieve those aches and pains. Janine Dougall. a certified relexologist will show how the natural healing art of reflexology 'on the feet and hands can aid in that relief. She will explain. demonstrate and answer questions about this relative- ly new approach to pain relief. Fallis not all rest and relaxation. That garden and those flower beds that have. bloomed through the summer require some attention. Jennie Girard spends much of her time teaching and working at landscaping. A quick little reminder of what should be done to ensure a healthy gar- den next spring should inspire us all to make good use of these beauti- ful fall days. Reel Time Video is providing us with a glimpse of the latest releases for those cool nights to come. Check out some specially chosen flicks just for chicks. General admission of $3. gets all this plus the usual spectrum of crafts. foods. school work and more at the Exeter Fall Fair. Come join us for an afternoon of fun and learning you'll not regret. Saturday Sep- tember 20.42:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. South Huron Rec Centre. Time to explore a new group By Joan Be ening Varna correspondent • VARNA - A community bridal shower was held. last Thursday... September 4 for Shelley Hayter. daughter of Mad and Allan Hayter.: •• Kate Keys welcomed everyone. - Anna Keys had a reading on hus- bands. The Bablyn Community Players presented a skit. on- confu- sion at the Hayter-Boughen house• the day of the wedding.. - • Marianne Hayter read the address and Shelley received many useful and lovely gifts..Shelley and: Jared will he married on September 20 with an open reception at Varna Complex. - Varna-doshen church services were in Varna. last Sunday and will - be in _Goshen September 2I;• and hack to Varna September 27 for. the • Varna, Anniversary, 'Wilena Brown• - will be the guest speaker for the Anniversary. On September 20. Brucefield United Church will he hosting the Scarborough Gospel Youth Choir at -7 p.m.-; A service of prayer, will he held September 23 -at 8 p.nt in the Varna Church. On September 18 G.oshen U.C.W. will meet at 8 p.m, at the home of Anna .Keys. Shirley McAllister will. show slides on "Equala-Self-Help" in Ethiopia. • • Sain s by H. Davis 227-4153 There .will be a Meeting of ttfe Christian Education Committee, teachers and all interested in Sunday School on September 25 at 7:30 p.m. in Varna Chnieh. The Trends will•meet October -3 at the Brucetield' Church .from 7 tb 8-30 p.m. All those in grades five . to seven are welcome to attend and bring a friend. :The Teens •(Grade eight .to O.A.C.) can explore a new group. October S- at.2 p.m. at Ontario Street United .Church in Clinton. They will enjoy Wacky' Olympics and pizza. - Sympathy of the community goes to -Norman Smith and his (am- ily on she passing. of his- brother Frank. - •Congratulations to Bonnie and Devid•Roy on the birth of their. 1..granddaughter. Douglas and:.his wife. Di are the proud parents. . . Enjoy Dinner On. Us The Rewards of Good Taste! ROW AA RrSTAIPRAA1 . • SAiNTSBURY• --St. Patrick's celebrated -evening prayer on Saturday at 6:30 p.m. with Heather -MacGillivray -leading the service; The service opened with the,. hymn Now thank.we all fur God." Kim Kelley. had the children`s• focus o6 -"-What are -we [flank ful for.' before taking the children down to Sunday School:. - Courtney MacGillivray gave the - ,scripture reading ` and Bob - MacGillivray gave the message. St Patrick's will hold a service September 20 at 6:.30 p.m. • - Heather. Courtney -and •'Katie - Scarlett MacGillivray and Mabel Needham called on Maty Davis Saturday evening •at the Exeter Villa. • _ • Harley Davis raced this weekend at Durham. placing fourth. Suzannt and.Crystal Davis attended tht Exeter soccer awards on .Sunday. with Crystal receiving a trophy for most improved player 'Suzanne. Crystal, Travis- and Starr Davis -were -visitors with Dorothy Dietrich at -her home.in Dashwood. - nnovative- -- FLOORING - 457 MAIN ST. EXETER 235-4401 - • 'Certificate has a 540 US value. Mail -in offer Offerivalid at panicipating dealers only; - • You re sure to find -the look you want with floors by Armstrong. See our - extensive selection of colon and styles Arid Arrnstrong hacks its floor with a 10 -year warranty. Now when you purchase•_a-minimum of 5 square vardsof • \1O .'" or Voyager.' flooring. you.' ll .receive a $=0' gift certificate hv'mail for dinner at Four- choice of Red Lobster -or The Olive Garden. 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