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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1995-05-03, Page 9S�sdents taking advantage qf the trash EXETER - And you thought it was impossible to get kids to take out the trash? Students at Eeeter Public school are ac- tively involved in the trash. They are re- cycling, reducing and reusing it, in the name of a greener •, school. t, As of March this year, Exeter Public School became a "Green School", with a project called Learners in Action. To gain this status, the students had to complete 100 en- vironmental projects. To recognize their new stat- us, the school was presented with the Green Banner on Friday, April 21 to hang in the foyer. Environmental projects in- clude recycling paper, collecting recyclable materials, and turning the lights off when every- one leaves the room. The Learners in 4j Action Program is ee organized by SEEDS Founda- tion, which is a fed- erally chartered, non-profit organiza- b tion. It is dedicated t• to increasing en - tit ' vironmental educa- tion in Canada. The students will continue to work for "Jade" status, which is the next level and means they must complete 150 environmental projects. These will include a composter for students to use who eat lunch at School and using both sides of paper before recycling. Exeter Public school students are proud of their commit- ment to the environment. Left to right: Jennifer Hodder, Cec- _ sat Miles,�Kyle Farwell, Pam Keys, Lori Per - get. Exeter Pentecostal Women hold April meeting EXETER - The April Wom- ens' Ministries from the Exet- er Pentecostal Tabernacle was held on April 27 at 2 p.m. at the home of Helen Kendrick, in Lucan. President Jean Triebner opened the meeting with two hymns "Precious Hiding Place" and "He Hideth My Soul. Blanche Cudmore had prayer for the service. The roll call was taken and answered by a scripture verse on "Precious". There were 14 present. Shirley Prouty gave a mes- sage on prayer Eph. 6:18, Tim- othy 2:1-4 The women looked up Bible verses that went with the message. The women prayed, remem- bering missionaries, the Okla- homa disaster and those in- volved and the sick. Lunch was served by Helen Kendrick and Jenny Kipfer. Pellet shot through window ZURICH - St. Boniface School reports that a pellet was shot through a staff room window on Wednesday, April 26. There are no suspects. CnMMI INITY Centhilia UC bake pies The women assem- bled and baked 120 pies. By Mary Peterson CENTRALIA - Centralia and Zion West United Churches were busy places on Saturday morning. At Centralia, the United Church Women were mixing and rolling pastry shells, and filling them with mixtures of apples, cherries, and raisins. Audrey McFalls ensured that everything was running smoothly, and the women produced 120 pies. Meanwhile, at Zion, the kitchen was bustling for the annual pancake breakfast. Fresh maple syrup com- plemented the pancakes and sau- sages as they came hot off the grill, and there weje plenty of eggs and bacon. The Messengers had baked .goods to sell. On Sunday at the churches, Heather Smith led the worship. Lois Wilson read scriptures from Acts 9:1-6 and John 21:1-19. The scriptures told about the appearanc- es of Jesus to the disciples after his resurrection, so that they would know he was still with them. She explained the significance of these events following that first Easter. Flowers were placed in the sanc- tuary by the Isaac family in memo- ry of Ruth Isaac. Prayers and con- cern were expressed for many people in the community as they *face some challenging times, in- cluding the family of Bill Morley, who recently passed away. The Sacrament of Baptism will be held Sunday, May 14. at Cen- tralia United Church. This day is also Mother's Day and Family Sunday. The men of the church afe asked to participate in a special men's choir that day. Practices will be held at 8:00 p.m. on Thursday, May 4 and May 11. .The U.C.W. will meet Thursday, May 4 at 8:00 p.m. at Centralia. Members are asked to bring a pho- to of when they started their fust employment. On May 7, a Music Night will be held at 7:30 p.m. at Centralia Unit- ed Cfiurch. This is a special oppor- tunity share your musical gifts and talents with the community. The U.C.W. are asked to bring squares and cookies for a light lunch. The Community of Eight Area churches are planning a joint wor- ship service on Conference Sun- day, May 28 at Thames Road Unit- ed Church. At 10:30 a.m. the orchestra and choir will lead a sing song. The service will follow at 11:00 a.m. with guest speaker Jeff Swan. Practices for the combined choir are held Sunday evenings at 7:30 at Thames Road. Euchre At the euchre games at Larry's Restaurant in Crediton recently, Marjorie Steeper and Ruby Beaver won the High Hands, and Mary Musser and Percy Noels won the Lone Hand awards. Winners for Low Hands were Mary Kenney and Eunice Patterson. Golden Agers play euchre By AnnieMorenz GRAND BEND - Interim pastor, Rev. Maurice Platts conducted the April 30 morning service at Grand Bend United Church on Sunday. His sermon topic was entitled "I.O.U.", with the scripture from Romans 1:1-17 read by Bertie • Keyes. The children's hymn was "Where cross the crowded ways of life". Story time for the children given by Rev. Plaits was on "Feelings" dem- onstrated with a small mallet. The choir accompanied by Norm Abbot at the piano sang "I believe", as the offering was collected. Car wash Grand Bend United Church Youth group are having a car wash on Saturday, May 6 on the side street by the church. It will run from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. The money raised will be used to "adopt a cabin" at Camp Menese- tung. Refreshments and goodies will be available while you wait. Golden Agers Grand Bend Golden Agers held c\ 0 � gEclipse 0 2 L/. \-`.�-\1.a.'' -• -`'t'\'\1'`'`'t'N �'-'L^-'"'�'-'`'`'\'t'••-`'1a.'`'t�� ¶Eclipse Hairstyling, Esthetics and Tanning 50 Thames Rd. East, valu-mart Plaza 235-1880 0 welcomes to their staff Irene Blais formerly of Les f) Shears in Exeter. Irene invites present and future clients to d come in for quality hair care. Eclipse Is also having a Mother's Day Special. 0 A European facial and a manicure plus a free : ift for onl $40. p From our qualified Esthetician. 8 From the staff of Eclipse, Have a very Master Stylist Special Irene stale .� 0 Mother's Day d. r) c...l..r✓... lr/r/. /.1. /r/.././. /.!. r. /r/. ci_r../.lJ /_ /../../ /r/../../../../, "... their bi-weekly euchre party last Wednesday night at the Legion Hall with seven tables in play. Winners were: Ladies high -low, Lou Hamilton; Ladies low, Alma Genttner, of Dashwood; Ladies most lone hands, Annie Morenz; Men's high, Jim Eagleson; Men's low, Nola Love playing a man's card; Men's most lone hands, Alan Walper. The next euchre will be held May 10. Times -Advocate, May 3, 1995 Page 9 Mem • Iteramse • Pregame • /btseketee • /aolrN _ • and twat For mote information please phone Deb Lord at 1 S R.R. 2 Credfbon L Sa� Greenhouse 8r Nursery 2346'464 v Now expanded to serve you better • Mon. - Fri. 4 - 10 p.m., Sat. - Sun. 9 a.m. - 5 •.m. Holidays 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. 1__.._l Perennial Box Plants IP Great for Smelted. and rock gardens lIndoor tropical and flowering plants, rose bushesCa .0, trees and shrubs. Selection of hanging baskets P N; 11 "No GST" Vis All 1 •.fr IN.` .E Your s_ 4, 3Dashwood; IV L�" I eW • Needs 7 ,' 4 GREENHOUSEI ▪ 1 1/2 miles south of Crediton DR. 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