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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1995-08-16, Page 6brothers of the Rebekah Lodge. Bob Heywood was guest speaker and greetings were • brought by Exeter Mayor Ben Hoogenboom; Bruce Delbridge for the Independent Order of Oddfellows and Legion president Bill Wilds. Cemetery superintendent Harry Knip was chairman and Stephen Poortinga provided a prelude musical se- lection. • Page 6 Times -Advocate, August 16, 1995 Good attendance at Decoration Service EXETER - The annual Decoration Day service at the Exeter Public Cemetery Sunday attracted the largest crowd in many years. Before an estimated throng of 250, the Exeter Legion held a wreath laying ceremony and the Memorial Tree program was dedicated. Trees were planted in memory of Jerome Dietrich, Harry DeVries, Elmore McBride, Harvey Pfaff, Reg McDonald, Norman Waiper and departed sisters and Forthcoming marriage - Ken- neth and Kathryn Triebner, Ex- eter, Ontario are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Diane Elizabeth Triebner to Paul Allan Timmermans, son of Adrian Timmermans and the late Lynda Timmermans, Parkhill, Ontario. The wedding ceremony will take place on Saturday, August 26, 1995 at the Exeter Pentecostal Church at 3:00 P.m. Forthcoming marriage - Lorne and Pat Ballantyne, Exeter are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Wendy to Ron, son of Ron and Irene Earle, of London. The wedding ceremo- ny will take place on Satur- day, August 26, 1995 at Thames Rbad United Church at 4:00 p.m. Open reception at Exeter Legion. Forthcoming marriage - Deb- bie Glavin and Eugene Glavin' and Gord and Marg McCarter are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their children Leona Marie and Lar- ry Wayne. The wedding cere- mony will take place on Satur- day, August 19, 1995 at Our Lady of Mount Carmel at 3:00 p.m. Open reception at the South Huron Rec Centre In Ex- eter at 9:00 p.m. Weigand - Tryon On July 29, 1995, Traci Lynn Tryon and Daniel James Wei- gand were wed in an intimate ceremony at Calvary United Church in Dashwood, in front of close family and friends. The Reverend lsagani Lazaro officiated. Proud parents are George and Sandra Tryon and James and Eleanor Weigand. The wedding party included, Lisa Den Otter (matron of honor), Tiffany Tryon (brides- maid), Rob Hoffman (best man) and Chris Weigand (ush- er). A special thanks to Terra Ahrens, Anmarie Hoffman, An- drew and Rebekah Prout, • Amanda and Jennifer Wei- gand and Deb and Stu Ho- muth. The bride was toasted by her uncle, Greg Prout. Fol- lowing a great reception at the Kirkton-Woodham Commu- nity Centre, the couple honey- mooned at the Deerhurst Re- sort in Huntsville. They now reside in Brussels, Belgium. Thanks to everyone for an ex- citing day! Queensway residents enjoy weather HENSALL - The residents of Queensway had a beautiful week to enjoy the outdoors, with lovely weather and gentle breezes ena- bling them to make full use of the lawn furniture. Games, singing and exercises are enjoyed most mornings with time for reading or visiting in the after- noon. This week Rev. Van Essen led the worship service which was much enjoyed by all who attended, The Hensall Playground children visited Thursday afternoon singing their favorite songs and recitations. A rousing "0 Canada" was sung which the residents love to hear. Volunteers joined residents Thursday evening for walks and wheelchair rides outdoors fol- lowed by refreshing ice cream. Ladies hour Friday afternoon was a perfect opportunity for tea and discussion. It was fun to re- view crafts enjoyed and gardening and preserving done. Lots of memories were shared. Coming events August 22; travel to Exeter to present a program at Dining for Seniors. August 23: A program at Diners in Clinton. August 24; Internation- al Day featuring Scotland. August 26; Visit our booth at the Zurich Bean Festival. Hensall nursery school seeking registrations The Tinker Tots pro- gram is being set up for the coating school year. Lia Sangster HENSALL - The Hensall Tinker Tots Co-op Nursery School is ac- cepting registrations for the 1995/ 96 school year. Parents interested in the school for their 2 1/2 to five year-old children should register by phoning the school at 262-2305. Tinker Tots is a co-op program. Tinker Tots also boasts a school-. age, before and after school pro- gram. The program was developed for children who would otherwise go home to an empty house, and for casual use as well. Your questions about the program cani)e made to the school, or to Karen Jolly at 262- • 3207. Register soon, to avoid dis- appointment. United Church Sharon Wurm was the guest speaker at Hensall United Church. Her message was "Ordinary People or the Wonder of You". The chil- dren's story was "One at a Time". The ushers were George Parker and Ross Kercher. Personals Recent houseguests with Mary Roobol were Ans Koolen-Van Dyke of Three Rivers, Quebec, and her son Eugene Van Dyke, of Mori- meal. Dinner guests were Ron and Jane Gelderland, of Ridgetown. While in Hensall, the Van Dykes were dinner guests of Maja and Donald Dodds, of Seaforth, and Lynn and Ron Godkin, of RR 1 Kirkton. A large crowd was out to observe the annual Deco- ration Day service at the Exeter Public Cemetery. At right, Legion treasurer Glenn Robinson and presi- dent Bill Wilds talk before Sunday's Ftxeter Cemetery Decoration Day service. • Car show set for � Sunday in Centralia The Lion's Club sponsors the show. Mary Peterson CENTRALIA - On Sunday, August 20, the Lion's Club is once again hosting a car show in Centralia at the ball park. They're looking for a wide variety of classic, antique and hot rods to arrived between 10:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Admission is free to this popular event. Centralia U.C.W. will have their apple, cherry and raisin pies for sale at the show. If you're helping at the baking bee, be at the church on August 19 in the morning. Pop can tabs Exeter Big V has been challenged by another store to collect the most pop can tabs, and they're hoping that the community will help them with this. There are containers for the tabs near the exit. The pop can tabs will be used to purchase a wheelchair. Chicken barbecue In Crediton on Tuesday, August 22 a chicken barbecue will be held at Crediton Zion United Church. Dinner will be served from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. The cost is $8.00 for each adult. For tickets, call 234-6278. Decoration service Zion West United Church will hold their Decoration Service on Sunday, August 27 at 11:00 a.m. Dr. Bob Graham will be guest speaker and he and his wife Ellen, will provide special music. Euchre At Heywoods Restaurant, there was a large turnout for euchre recently, with 15 tables of enthusiastic players. Helen MacDonald and Percy Noels were Lone Hand winners, while Mary Scott and Harry Noels were High Hand winners. The Special was won by Norma Walter. Personal Von Overholt of Centralia attended the christening of her great- granddaughter Nicole Hillary, daughter of Ken and Roxanne Brideau held in St. Boniface Church in Zurich on Sunday, August 13. Capsule Comments with Ernie Miatello It takes 3500 calories for a person to gain a pound of weight. Reduce that to 2200 calories and start exercising and watch the weight fall offs Grape juice,like red wine, contains rrsveratrot, a chemical in the grape's skin that has antifungal properties. it is suspected that this Is the Ingredient that is supposed to slow down narrowing of the arteries. So Instead of drinking a couple of glasses of wine a day, you could try a big glass of grape Juice. We start with about 100 billion brain cells and we are said to lose about 50,000 to 100,000 per day. No wony, though. By the age of 70, we stilt have 99% of the cells we started with. It's not the number of cells that Is Important, but what we do to stimulate them. Pass the crossword puzzle, Please' Trends In food consumption over the past 20 years show we are eating less eggs, red meat and drinking less whole milk while eating more sea- food, vegetables, fruits, yogurt, chicken, grains and drinking more low. (at milk. However Cheeks,: *ager, fats and oils end soft dd nk'consump. tion Is up and so Is our weight! HURON APOTIIECARY u. Phone 235.1982 440 Main St., Exeter 'Your Health Care Pharmacy' August nature walk a+ong Morrison EXETER - The public is in- vited to participate in a nature walk at Morrison Dam Aug. 22. "We're sort of zeroing in on what people can see at 41 this time of year," said Kate Monk, in- formation and edu- cation manager of the Ausauble Bay- field Conservation Authority. Registration for the walk is not necessary. Interested indi- viduals are simply asked to meet in the dam's south parking lot at 7 p.m. The series of nature walks, which began with an Aug. 9 walk through Bannockburn, is a first-time effort on behalf of the conservation authority. A trail walk took place at Parkhill Conservation Area Aug. 14 and other walks are planned for the Clinton and Rock Glen Conservation Areas Aug. 31. 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