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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1995-03-15, Page 7Times -Advocate, March 15, 1995 Page 7 FAMILY Congratulations Cindy Beaver on receiving the 1994 C.G.A. "Award of Excellence'. This award was presented to Cindy at the Applied Arts and Business Awards Ceremony on February 16, 1995 for out- standing achievement in ac- counting subjects upon com- pletion of the Business Administration - Accounting Program' at Fanshawe Col- lege. All that hard work has paid off Cindy and once again made us very proud! Good luck in the future. Lots of love Mom and Dad Darryl, Shelly and Brandon Shawn Centralia U.C. planning men's breakfast The breakfast is set for March 18 at 3 AAA Restaurant. By Mary Peterson CENTRALIA - Heather Smith led the worship at Centralia United Church on Sunday, March 12. The theme she chose was faith in fol- lowing God, even though we don't always know where He will lead. She thanked Larry Skinner for • making the Tenebrae triads and barbed wire wreaths for the Lenten season at Zion and Centralia. She also thanked Margaret Hern, Jean Caslick and Audrey McFalls for making the Lenten banners for the Children's Time. Prayers were offered for Sharon Bruhls, Bob Blair, Bill Morley, Charles Tindall, and Ontario Street United Church. Also in the prayers was Marg Cook, whose brother Jim passed away in Florida recently. Official board On Wednesday, March 15, the Official Board will meet at Central- ia at 8:00 p.m. If you cannot attend, send written reports. Men's breakfast If you're interested in attending Cheerio Squares Recipes from my Grandmother bring back many fond memories: arriving for a visit to smell steak and roasted potatoes, white bread of buns fresh from the oven and the counter loaded with our favourites! This recipe represents the grandkids favourite. It was always gone in a yummy flash. Enjoy Grandma's Purdy's squares. In a large bowl: 2 cups cornflakes 2 cups cheerios or krispies 1 cup peanuts In saucepan: 1 cup brown sugar 1/2 cup margarine 1/2 cup syrup (BeeHive corn) • Bring to a hill boil and boil one full minute. Remove from heat and add 1 tsp vanilla and 1/2 cup peanut butter. Stir to melt peanut butter. Pour over cereal and mix till well coated. Press into greased 9x13 pan. When cold cut in squares. Freezes welt (although it never makes it to our freezer!) Debby Wagler, Exeter `Buddies' entertain ZURICH - Tuesday morning the grade five buddies from St. Boniface School visited the residents at Blue Water Rest Home to play Irish word games, sing Irish songs and discussed the colour green and how the Irish are associated with that colour. In the afternoon Bible Study was held in the Chapel under the direction of Rev. Gani Lazaro. In the evening the Auxilary visited the Home with Mary Lou Erb as Chairperson. The Seaforth Harmony Hi-Lites entertained the residents in their black, green and white uniforms. Cathy Shantz and Mary Lou Erb gathered with their choir to sing many of their favourite songs - "Grand- ma's Feathered, Are You from Dixie" and "Bring Back the Sunshine." Lunch was grved by Marilee Ayotte, Verde Beachler, Joyce Brisson, Lau- rene Corriveau, Mary Ducharme and Erb. Monday afternoon the residents enjoyed the video of the "Beverly Hill- billies." Pastor Peter Baldwin, St. George's Anglican Church, Goderich conduct- ed Thursday afternoon Chapel service. Fr. Matthias Wronksi, St. Boniface Church, Zurich celebrated Mass. Friday Leonard Erb celebrated his 84th birthday and his family visited in the evening with cake, ice cream and cupcakes to share with the residents after a hearty game of bingo. Sharon/Bob Erb, Doug/Marilyn Dick, Rich- ard/Mary Erb, John/Ruth Erb, Robert/Leanne Erb and Alice Gingerich helped in the celebration. The residents look forward to entertainment by Mozart Gelinas Sr. and Gladys Van Egmond on March 15 at their Wednesday afternoon tea. On St. Patrick's Day the residents and staff will be bringing out the green in their wardrobe and hopefully with all the beautiful weather lately, so will Mother Nature. Capsule Comments with Ernie Miatello In March each year, we like to highlight Poison Prevention. It's a time to raise awareness of the causes of poisoning in the home. Look at your home from a child's point of view and see if cleansers, medications and other po- tential poisons are safely out of reach. It could save a life. Those tiny button batteries used in calculators and watches can present a poison risk to young children. Be sure to dispose of them safely. When using those effervescent tablets like calcium, Vitamin C or Alka Selzer, allow the bubbles to cease before drinking. No more bubbles means the tablet is fully dissolved which will enhance absorption. By the way, Alka-Selzer is mainly A.S.A. and Sodium Bicarbonate. So if you shouldn't have any A.S.A. or take In too much sodium, you probably shouldn't use Alka-Selzer. Did you know that a pharmacist is now able to be a guarantor on your passport application? If we've known you for a while, we would be glad to perform this service for you. HURON APOTHECARY Ltd. Phone 235-1982 440 Main St., Exeter "Your Health Care Pharmacy" the Men's Breakfast on March 18, contact Larry Skinner at 229-6304 for information. It will be held at the 3AAA Restaurant at 8:00 a.m., and the cost will be 54.00. Canadian Foodgrain Bank Brent Caslick and Alan Powe have attended meetings concerning the Canadian Foodgrains Bank pro- ject. Corn will be planted on 30 acres in Stephen and Usborne townships. The total cost for the project is estimated at S12,420. Do- nations, fund-raising activities, and volunteers to help provide labour would be welcome. Contact Brent to request a pledge sheet. They are still waiting to hear if some Lon- don churches will help support this project. Bible study Bible study continues Sunday evenings and Mondays at noon. Everyone is welcome to join in at any time. The next study sessions will be March 20 at noon and March 26 at 7:30 p.m. at the manse. Camp If your children are looking for- ward to summer activities, you may want to obtain camp registra- tion forms. These are available from Margaret Hern. Worship service On March 22, members of the United Church will be conducting a worship service at the Exeter Vil- la. Euchre In euchre games at Heywood's recently, Betty Guilfoyle and Percy Noels were high hand winners. Marian Noels and Derwin Beatson won the Lone Hands, and Ross Pat- terson won the Special. Xe Cutting entliet Wants to Save You Some GREEN! For the whole month of March You can get a perm for just $35. 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