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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1995-08-02, Page 61996 TELEPHONE DIRECTORY i; COVER CONTEST **** Photo Contest ***** 0 * * * $5OO Cash Prize * * * * 0 O All customers and employees of participating r 0 INDEPENDENT TELEPHONE COMPANIES are eligible 8 to submit entries. o 0 Each entry must be an 8" x 10" original 0 photograph, deemed suitable for a telephone 0 directory cover and must be receivOd at the Ontario 6 80 Telephone Association office by October 20, 1995. 6 Entry forms and contest rules are available at - t' Limited o O Hay Communications Co-operative o Box 99, Zurich, Ontario NOM 2T0 o 818-2364333 ro o Urr✓s.�1. r1.T.r✓✓✓:x-y✓✓✓✓..rr✓-r.��✓✓✓✓.r✓✓."- J Page 6 Times -Advocate, August 2, 1995 Forthcoming marriage - Den- nis and Marilyn Lamport and Lydia and Gordon Lewis are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their children JoeIle Rae and Ray- mond Gordon. The wedding ceremony will take place on Saturday, August 5, 1995 at the Crediton United Church at 6:00 p.m. Open reception at the South Huron Rec Centre in Exeter at 9:00 p.m. Forthcoming marriage - Lloyd and Donna Regier, Hensall, Ontario, are pleased to an- nounce the forthcoming mar- riage of her daughter Rona- lynn Danette Bell to Marshall Richard Wilker, son of Carl and Jean Wilker, Stratford, Ontario. The garden ceremony will take place on Saturday, August 12, 1995 at Oakwood Inn, Grand Bend. Ronalynn is the daughter of the late Mur- ray Bell. Flrst Annlversary Philip and Luanne Lynn Together, along with our fami- lies, we would like to an- nounce our First Wedding An- niversary. We would sincerely like to thank all those who shared our special day and made it so memorable. • ars'j inq V *e K®- 1 • Must 34, . , 2.0 Best Wishes to Michelle An- dre and Trevor Cottrell who will be married August 5, 1995 at 3 p.m., Holy Family Church, Kingston, with dinner and reception at the Jtala- Canadian Club. Michelle, daughter' of Shirley and Gerry Andre, RR1 Glenburnie and Trevor, son of Agnes Cottrell, Exeter and Graham Cottrell, Waterloo plan to honeymoon in their Honda to Flagstaff, Ar- izona. Trevor has been ac- cepted at the Northern Arizo- na State University Master of Science Degree program of Kinesiology where he will lec- ture on strength training. Mi- chelle and Trevor are honor graduates of the University of Waterloo (Kinesiology) 93/ 94. Trevor is a graduate of Sputh Huron High School and Hensall Public School. Shipka resident tours Amish country Annie Zielman went on a four-day bus trip. Annie Morenz SHIPKA - Annie Zielman along with other folks from Zurich, Dash- wood, Seaforth, Exeter and Hen- sall, enjoyed a four-day bus trip with Ellison's tour bus recently, to Lancaster County in Pennsylvania, w the Amish and Mennonite area. They toured an Amish house and the country, saw a Noah's Ark show and had a horse and buggy ride as well as fabulous meals. Hugh and Annie Morenz, and Don and Elizabeth Adams from this arca attended an 84th birthday party and picnic, for Don's mother, Marjorie Adams, at her home in Exeter on Sunday, July 23. Family members came from Stratford, Brantford, Toronto, London and Exeter. Gloria Adams conducted sports for young and old. Supper was barbecued hot dogs and ham - burgs, salads, and birthday cake. Bob and Charlene Meininger, of New Hampshire, visited recently with their cousins, Pat, Jake and Dennis Schroeder. Cindy (Dcsjardine) Gwynn, her two children, Micah and Stephanie, of High River, Alberta, arc spend- ing some holiday • time with Cindy's parents, Willis and Ella Desjardine, and Michelle. One hundred area people enjoyed the pork barbecue at Shipka Com- munity Centre last Wednesday night. Jim Pickering won the 50/50 draw. Congratulations to Mabel Fraser on becoming a first-time grandma as a girl was born recently to her daughter Karen and son-in-law Ja- mie Green. Also congratulations to Jim and Linda Dietrich on becom- ing grandparents to a boy born to their daughter Mary Lynn and Chris Taylor. Other first-time grandparents are Earl and Marian Miller, as a girl arrived for their son Steven and Vickie Miller. Annie Morenz had an enjoyable and happy 77th birthday last week. She and Hugh were invited out for two suppers with friends, followed by Solo games, and had cards and phone calls from B.C., London, High River, Alberta and Belleville. MUSIC FOR YOUNG CHILDREN by Frances Balodis, M.Ed., ARCT, RMT A Unique Method of Music Education for Children Starting with Ages 3-8 • Piano/Keyboard, Rhythm, Singing, Ear Training, Sight Reading. Theory • Parent attends with child in small group, 1 hour lessons For tha teacher In your area: Qxatar/Zurioh Ansa CaIg/Looan Lauda II* Sharon DeVr e 230.7722 232.4387 /1 FAMILY Church picnic held at Morrison Dam The weather was beautiful for the outdoor ser- vice and picnic. Rhoda Rohde THAMES ROAD - Rev. Jim Allsop was in charge of the joint outdoor church service held at Morrison Dam on Sunday morning. The weather was marvelous for the picnic. The theme for the service was 'Prayer'. The responsive reading "God's Love Unchan ed"was read g . Bruce Delbridge and Ray Cann received the offering. The scripture lesson from the Old Testament Hosea 1:2-10 and from the New Testament Colossians 2:6-15 was read by Judith Parker. Rev. Allsop read from the Gospel of Luke 11:1-13. The title of his ser- mon was "Teach Us to Pray". The closing hymn was 'Great is Thy Faithfulness'. After the service the congregations enjoyed a smorgasbord lunch. Ray and Alice Cann were in charge of the sports program. Winners were as follows: Pre-school children's race - Tyler Van Allen, Derek Pym; Grade 4 and under girls - Rachel Van Allen, Emily Pym; Grade 4 and under boys - Brent Pym; Grade 4 .o 8 girls - Courtney Smith; Grade,4 to 8 boys - Brent Pym, Chad Smith; Wheelbarrow race - Courtney Smith and Emily Pym, Brian and Brent Pym; Filling bottle with water - Brent Pym's team; Walking on skis - Brent Pym's team; Ladies race - Nancy Smith, Cynthia Pym, Alice Cann; Men's race - Brian Pym, Gerald Cunnington; Ladies Kick the Slipper - Cynthia Pym, Marion Cann, Grace Pym and Marjorie Johns; Men's Kick the Slipper - Bill Rohde, Gerald Cunnington, Brian Pym. Nancy Smith won the weight of the 8.595 kilo- gram watermelon. Rev. Jim Allsop guessed the number of jelly beans (227) and Marion Skinner guessed what was in the can. Vacation Bible School is planned in August 21-26 at Thames Road Church. It will cost a loonie per night per child'6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Contact Carolyn Johns if you have paper towel tubes to donate for crafts at the Bible School. U.C.W. Fall Regional will be held September 13 at Centralia United Church. Registration is at 6:45 p.m., coffee at 7:00 p.m. followed by the business at 7:30 p.m. There will be no church services in August. Personals Donna VanAllen, Rachel, Tyler and Sarah of Crosshill spent the week- end with her mother Margaret Stewart. Ann Millar, resident at the Exeter Villa, received word on Saturday that her brother Wilfrid Turnbull, a teacher in Toronto for many years, had passed away. fie was born on the Turnbull Homestead farm which is now owned by Mac and Helen Hodgert. He received his early education at the school that was off their farm. The land for the school had been donated by his grandfather, the late David Turnbull. He is survived by his wife Jean and two daughters and one son, and his sister Ann Millar. He was one of a family of nine. Sympathy is extended to the relatives. Outdoor breakfast held in Granton Granton and Wesley United churches held their "breakfast on Sun- day. Muriel Lewis GRANTON - David Denison from San Antonio, Texas has been holidaying with his cousin Paul Harding and other relatives in the Granton area for the past week. Glenn and Diane Blake and daughter Jenny have moved to their new home near Masonville as of last week. Chris and Pam Hayes and family have taken up residence in the for- mer Blake home. Madeline Malcolm also moved to an apartment in Lucan last week having sold her house in Granton. The Granton and Wesley United Churches held their annual outdoor breakfast at the park pavilion on Sunday morning, July 30 with a good sized crowd in attendance. Pastor Normalie Voakes opened the service which followed and read words of comfort and chal- lenge fiom Isaiah 40 and of mercy from I Peter 2:4-10. Bob Heywood accompanied the hymns on the accordion and sang a medley of songs depicting the Love of Christ. STAFFA - Staffa Women's Institute members met at the township hall Wednesday, July 26 at 1:30 p.m. Planner Roberta Templeman had set up a display of information on the United Nations and the "group of seven" with some of their stamps. Joyce Miller presided, welcoming everyone and opening with the Insti- tute Ode and Mary Stewart Collect. Minutes of the last meeting were,read and approved and roll call was an- swered by showing something you collect. Esther Smale gave a report on the United Nations and Betty Lou Norris entertained everyone with two numbers on the piano. Miller gave a humor- ous reading on "Learning to Drive". During business Miller reported on a recent Perth South District execu- tive meeting at Carlingford, saying that Perth South is hosting the London Arca Convention at the Kirkton-Woodham Community Centre on October 20. The group will be hosting the Perth South Rally on October 26. The August meeting was received and fruit and cheese and cold drinks were served by Margaret Kemp and Kay Smale. Personals Jean Mayer and Doris Miller, Exeter visited recently with John and Ro- berta Templeman. John and Roberta Templeman were dinner guests at the 50th anniversary party for Bill and Ruby Robertson in Windsor on Saturday evening. Special music in GB Annie Morenz GRAND BEND - Interim Pastor Maurice Platts presided at the Grand Bend United Church service on July 30. His sermon topic was on the life of Helen Keller, with scripture from Mark 12:35-44. Per- formers of the Opera and Hymnody held Sunday were Adriane Stewart, soprano; Silvia Buchanan Wisbcy- Mczzo, soprano; Norm Abbot, ten- or/accompanist; Edward Avey, bar- itone; Don McLean, bass baritone; and Lynn Tremain, accompanist. Their numbers included solos, duets, trio and quartet as they sang "Praise Ye", "Lord Speak to Me", a spiritual "He's got the Whole World in His Hands", "Just as I am", "Recordaire", and "Evening Prayer". Special guests were Adriane Stewart and Silvia Buchanan Wis- bey, of international operatic ac- claim, who were holidaying in Grand Bend. The upcoming services at Grand Bend United Church include spe- cial music. Vicki Hayter will be so- loist at the August 6. service. On August 13, the Cornerstone Choir from Mt. Clemens, Michigan will perform. Soloist Joan Spencer from Burlington, Waterdown United Church will perform at the August 20 service. On August 27 there will be a Jazz Liturgy and on September 3 soloist Mary Lou Dixon will en- tertain. He also delivered the message about things that can cause prob- lems especially envy and greed. He described envy as grumbling against God, it can lead to a road block, it sours the soul and thwarts God's purpose in one's life. Be thankful to God for providing all needs. Many took the opportunity later to tour the new manse which is near the park. Regular services resume next Sunday at 11:15 a.m. and the Vaca- tion Bible School is scheduled for August 7 to 11. Visscher Farms Country Market Broccoli 754, Cauliflower $1.00, Cabbage 754, Potatoes 1.75 10 Ib. bag Sweet corn and other fruits and vegetables in season Baked goods, jams, honey Open 9-6 daily Closed Sunday 3 miles west of Exeter on Hwy. 83 237-3442 Capsule Comments with Ernie Miatello Cold cream was invented thousands of years ago by the Greeks. It contained olive oil, beeswax, water and rose petals. The evaporation of the water from the skin results in a cooling effect, hence the name "cold cream". Even with the variety of creams available today, the for- mula hasn't changed too much. This is a good time of year to remind you that if you get stung by a wasp, apply ice to the area right away and apply a paste made of a meat tenderizer (like "Ac'cent). It seems to break down the protein in the venom and results in less pain and swelling. Contact dermatitis is a skin rash sometimes caused by some flowering plants. these include chrysanthemums, tulips, begonias, spider ferns, philodendron, and a few others. About 10% of people are left-handed. There seems to be a correlation between left-handedness and low birth weight. Left-handed people gen- erally had a lower birth weight than the right-handed people. It's kind of nice to deal with people you know and who know you. That's our goal at Huron Apothecary: to get to know you better. HURON APOTHECARY Ltd. Phone 235-1982 440 Main St., Exeter "Your Health Care Pharmacy" to all persons Township Ashfield Colbourne Goderich Grey Hay Howick Hullett McKillop Morris Stanley Stephen Tuckersmith Turnberry Usborne E. Wawanosh W. Wawanosh NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS DESTROY WEEDS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN in possession of Ian's in the Mu the County of Huron as follows: Clerk L. Andrew L Cranston S. Vodden B. Knight J. Zimmerman M.E. Greb B. Shaddick M. McClure N. Michie A. Willert L. Brown J. McLachlan D. Kelly S. Strang W. Thompson J. Armstrong Town Clinton Exeter Goderich Seaforth Wingham Bayfield Blyth Brussels Hensall Zurich nicipalities in Clerk M. Jefferson E. Bell L. McCabe J. Crocker B. Adams PIG sham J. Stewart D. White L. Phair M. Simmons In accordance with the Weed Control Act, Statutes of Ontario, 1990, Chapter W5, Sections 3, 16 and 23, that unless noxious weeds growing on their lands are destroyed by JUNE 5, 1995 and throughout the Season, the Municipality may enter upon the said lands and have the weeds destroyed, charging the costs against the land in taxes, as set out in the Act. Velvet Leaf is named as a noxious weed in most municipalities, and Giant Cow Parsnip (Hogweed) in all County municipalities. The co-operation of all citizens Is solicited. JOE GIBSON Weed Inspector County of Huron