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Times -Advocate, February 22, 1995
Graduate - Chrystal Jones of
RR2 Hensall completed train-
ing at the Ontario Police Col-
lege in Aylmer then graduated
from the Ontario Provincial
Police Academy in Brampton
on December 23, 1994. She
is presently posted at the Pe-
trolia O.P.P. Detachment.
Congratulations from
family and friends
Valentine
party
enjoyed by
Queensway
residents
HENSALL - The residents of
Queensway kicked off Valentine's
Day with a bang as the Ladies'
Auxiliary and Royal Canadian Le-
gion Branch #468 hosted an eve- ,
ning party for all . The entertainers
were a group of seven young
members of the choir from South
Huron Secondary School. They
were led by Choir Director Ruth
Claussens. Following the perfor-
mance the residents were treated to
ice cream and a variety of angel
food cakes made by members of
the Ladies' Auxiliary.
Reverend Julie Bender provided
the church §ervice last Tuesday,
and Reverend Phillip Bender pro-
vided music accompaniment on
the keyboard. The Benders came
from the Zurich Mennonite
Church.
Thursday morning some resi-
dents gathered to help make rice
krispie squares. Also while those
were being made, some were bak-
ing pumpkins which were donated.
The cooked pumpkin was used for
another baking club on Friday
when mini -pumpkin muffins were
made for all the residents.
Bingo
Thursday afternoon, the ladies
from Kippen UCW came and host-
ed a bingo for everyone. They
brought a variety of goodies for
prizes and the residents certainly
enjoyed seeing their friends from
Kippen. They finished off the
week by watching a movie on Sun-
day afternoon called "into the
West".
Upcoming events
February 23, 7 p.m., February
Birthday party. February 27 at 8
a.m. Breakfast Club. February 28
at 11 a.m. Resident Council. •
Staff
by Roberta Templeman
STAFFA - Mike, Mary Jane,
Cassandra and Stuart Parsons,
went snowmobiling near Hunts-
ville for a few'ddays returning
home on Sunday.
David Templeman and girls,
Mitchell visited on Sunday with
John and Roberta Templemeh.
On Sunday February 26, the
Cromarty Scouts, Cubs and Bea-
vers will be participating in the
morning service at Cromarty Pres-
byterian Church.
Alice Oardiner will host the
Marion Ritchie W.M.S. meeting at
her home on Tuesday. Members
are reminded to come for dessert
at 1:30 p.m. before the meeting.
Thames Road UCW
planning strawberry supper
The group set the date for June 19.
By Rhoda Rohde
THAMES ROAD - The postponed meeting of the U.C.W. was held on
Monday, February 13 with 21 women and three children present.
L4urel Miner welcomed everyone and opened the meeting with the
theme "Leve" and the call to worship.
The women sang "May the Good Lord Bless and Keep You".
Doris Simpson gave a reading "A Rose by Another Name".
Miner read the scripture John 15:13-15, also a reading "The Wealth of
Friendship" and other readings on Friendship.
Simpson received the offering and Miner offered prayer.
A skit "Mortimer" was presented with Brenda, Susan and Matthew Min-
er taking part. Brenda gave a recitation "Valentine Feelings" and Susan a
recitation "If 1 were a Mailman" and then the three sang "A Song of Love"
which was much enjoyed.
The women sang "Come Let Us Sing of a Wonderful Love".
There was a heart taped under two chairs and the winners were Marilyn
Pym and Judith Parker, each winning a gift.
Margaret Stewart opened the meeting with a humorous reading.
The roll call was answered with "A Storm Story". The minutes were
read. Several cards of thanks were read.
Thames Road U.C.W. are catering to the Lodge's Friendship Banquet on
March 25 at K -W Community Centre, and to two wedding meals and
lunches.
It was decided to have a strawberry and ham .supper on Monday, June
19.
The World Day of Prayer is to be held at Caven Presbyterian Church,
Exeter on March 3 at 2 p.m.
The group sang "0 God Our Help in Ages Past" and Stewart closed with
prayer.
Group U served lunch while the business was going on. The meeting ta-
ble was decorated with hearts and a basket of Flowers. There were stream-
ers and bows across the front of the platform.
Church service
Rev. Jim Allsop was in charge of the regular church service on Sunday
morning. The Responsive Reading was a paraphrase of Psalm 37:1-11.
The choir sang "Ten Lepers" accompanied by organist Jean Hodgert.
The people sang the childrens hymn "Holy Spirit Hear Us" and Rev.
Allsop told the children's story "Trust God'.
The Scripture reading from the Old Testament Genesis 45:1-11, 15 and
from the New Testament I Corinthians 15:35-38, 42-50 was read by Erin
Parker.
Rev. Allsop read from the Gospel of Luke 6:27-38 and the title of his
sermon was "Love Your Enemies". The closing hymn "Breathe on Me
Breath of God" was sung.
Coming events
Next Sunday, February 26, communion services will be held at both
Elimville and Thames Road churches.
On Thursday, March 2 the Sunbeams will meet at Thames Road church
at 9:30 a.m.
The World Day of Prayer Service will be held on Friday, March 3 at 2
p.m. at Caven Presbyterian Church, Exeter.
On Monday, March 6 the U.C.W. will meet with the program committee
Kay Hodgert, Margaret Stewart, Joan Morgan and Agnes Bray in charge.
Roll call will be: Bring a public school picture. Lunch will be provided by
Group C.
On Thursday, March 23, Junior Youth and Messengers will be having a
swimming party at Kicks Aquatic Centre at 7 p.m. Participants are remind-
ed to bring a loonie.
Salmon Quiche
SThis is not a hand-me-down
recipe. I like to make meals that
are fast and easy. Shredded cheese also
goes very nicely with this. When
I'm pressed for time, 1 just sort of throw
things together and make changes afterwards.
1-1-1/2 cups bisquick mix
2 cans salmon -drained
1 small chopped onion
1/2 cup -3/4 cup chopped celery
1/4 cup chopped fresh parsley or 1-1/2 tsp dried
1 tsp basil
1/2 tsp salt
1/2 tsp pepper
6 eggs
3/4 cup milk
• Turn oven to 350 deg. F. Mix bisquick mix with enough
milk to make a ball (like pizza dough). Grease a 13x9x2
inch pan, and spread out bisquick mix up sides. Beat
eggs, milk, spices and chopped vegetables. Spread salmon
on top of dough. Pour egg mixture over top. Bake for 20
to 25 minutes or until set.
Elayne Toohey - RR3 Lucan
Capsule Comments
with Ernie Miatello
Hemorrhoids are not in the most visible location,
but you know they are there. Some signs of hemor-
rhoids are: bleeding or protrusion during bowel
movements, itching In the anal area, sensitive
lumps In the area and pain.
Many people have high blood pressure and don't
know it. Uncontrolled high blood pressure adds to the work load on your
heart and arteries. As your heart if forced to work harder than normal
over a long time, it tends to enlarge which can make It less efficient.
Checked your blood pressure lately?
Can the emotions of the mom -to -be affect the fetus? Although this has
always been accepted as true, an Australian research study confirmed
R. The study showed that when women watched very emotional movie
scenes, the fetus started kicking and Its heartrate Increased. The fetus
settled down once the scene was over.
By the way, In Ireland, they found that babies, whose moms watched a
TV soap opera regularly, recognized the show's theme song soon after
birth. So surrounding yourself with good, positive sounds, feelings and
emotions during pregnancy Is good advice.
'Neither a borrower or a lender be", a great law to live by when It comes
to medications. Swapping medications is asking for trouble. Medica-
tions have different effects on different people so what you take should
be prescribed or suggested with you only, In mind.
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Mock wedding for Valentine's Day
Exeter Villa residents celebrated Valentine's Day with a mock wedding Tuesday. From
the left are, back row: Jean Lee and Mein Eizenga, parents of the bride; Nancy Tweddle,
minister and Iva and Fred Halter, parents of the groom. Front: Jenny Devlin, groom; Mary
Connally, bride and Louisa Creery, bridesmaid.
Exeter CPW
meet
EXETER - Caven Presbyterian
Women held the monthly meeting
on Monday February 13 in the
church School rooms. Bea Ersman
and Charles Henderson were in
charge of the Devotions, with a
missionary reading and prayer by
Bea Ersman and a meditation
based on the text from Matthew 7:
versus 7 and 8 "Ask and you will
receive" followed by prayer by
Charles Henderson.
Hymn 412 was sung to close the
Devotional period.
The president Margaret Strang
took charge for the business. The
committees gave reports, . Marga-
ret Strang, Jean Easton and Edna
Simmons reported on the Presby-
tertial executive meeting held in
Mitchell.
The annual meeting of Huron
Perth Presbyterial will be held
Monday February 20 in Knox
Church Stratford. It was an-
nounced there will be a Presbytery
visit to the church the evening of
Sunday March 19.
Micky Bridges reported on the
World Day of Prayer which will
be held in Caven Church Friday
March 3 at 2 p.m. with Rev. Gwen
Brown as the speaker and Susan
Moore special soloist. Shawn
McNeilly will be organist.
While lunch was being prepared
Bea Ersman had a Bible quiz.
Margaret Strang and Edna Sim-
mons served lunch which was en-
joyed be everyone.
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WHEN DOES MOURNING END?
Grief and mouming at the death of a loved one are natural emotions.
Both are healthy and serve•to heal the bereaved as well as to remem-
ber and honour the deceased.
in some cases, though, protracted periods of mouming can signal a
continuing depression. Some people may continue to moum as a de-
nial of death, by creating living memorials to the person who died. For
others, long mouming is a sign of extreme dependence on the de-
ceased. They have lost a sense of their own separate identity and
they will or may need some extra support and guidance from medical
or religious sources.
It is important to feel deeply the loss of a loved one. It is just as vital
to accept it. The process of mouming helps us to remember the life of
the person who died, as well as reaffirming the value of our own lives.
If you would like more information on the mouming process, please
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