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Times -Advocate, October 25, 1995
FAMILY
The Village of Hensall's
Week of the Child was cele-
brated with many events in-
cluding a craft evening at the
public school last Tuesday.
Pictured at left Barb West-
lake -Power assists Michael
Collins with his craft. Above,
Hayden Jolly concentrates on
getting glue to his project be-
fore it lands on the table.
Davis again wins first place
trophy at Olmemee Raceway
SAINTSBURY - Congratula-
tions to Harley Davis again this
weekend winning a first place tro-
phy at Omemee Raceway in 60cc
Pec Wee Division in fall series.
St. Patrick's
St. Patrick's celebrated the
Morning Prayer Service at 10:30
a.m. on Sunday October 22. Mar-
garet Carroll led the service, Rose
Cunningham read the Scripture
readings and Mary Davis gave an
excellent message based on her
readings. The children went to the
Sunday School classes following
the children's focus.
The service closed with the
hymn "Holy Spirit Hear Us."
Sunday October 29, 21st after
Pentecost (Year C) St. Patrick's
Morning Prayer service will be
held at 10:30 a.m. Scripture Read-
ings Zephaniah 3: 1-9, 2 Timothy
4: 6-8, 16-18, Psalm 3, The Holy
Gospel Luke 18: 9-14.
Coming events
Invitations received for ACW
members "Treats and Treasures"
bazaar at Kirkton-Woodham Com-
munity Centre, November 4 ,at 11
a.tn.
November 11, Bazaar at Brinsley
Anglican Church at 2 p.m.
St. Patrick's harvest dessert eu-
chre and bake sale November 2,
Thursday at 1 p.m.
Personals
Several relatives and friends
from the community attended the
visitation and funeral of the late
Leslie Gibson last week from the
Hopper Hockey Funeral Home.
Our sympathy goes out to his
daughter Catherine Elston and
family.
Bob MacGillivray, Courtney
::atie-Scarlett, Caleb and Corkin
visited on the weekend with moth-
er Stevie MacGillivray of Lions
Head who was celebrating her 80th
birthday.
Secret to long life
Olive !Reding says the secret to longevity is hard work and forgetting how old you are. Bi-
erling turned 103 years old on Friday. She lives at the Exeter Villa where she celebrated
her birthday with greetings from Mayor Ben Hoogenboom and staff members Sheila Rich -
ler and Shaimy Kallurnadyil. Bierling has lived in the Exeter area all of her life.
Guest minister conducts Centralia service
Rev. Allsop spoke at
Centralia United
Church on Sunday.
Mary Peterson
CENTRALIA - On Sunday. Oc-
tober 22. Rev. Jim Allsop from the
Thames Road/Elimville charge led
the worship at Zion and Centralia
while Heather Smith was guest
speaker at the Elimvillc Anniver-
sary service. Lindsay Powe lit the
Christ Candle, and she and Mikayla
Skinner followed Rev. Allsop in a
game of "follow the leader". Rev.
Allsop reminded the children to re-
member to follow the greatest lead-
er of all, Jesus Christ. Ellen Gra-
ham played several lovely piano
pieces on the piano prior to the ser-
vice, and she and Marjorie Johns
accompanied the hymns. Lois Wil-
son sang a beautiful solo entitled
"A Prayer". Rob Essery read the
scripture from the Old Testament,
Isaiah 6:1-8, and the New Testa-
ment, 1 Corinthians 15:1-11. Rev.
Allsop's sermon was entitled "Ado-
ration, Praise and Commitment".
Special worship services
On Sunday, October 29, World
Food Day will be celebrated at
Zion West and Centralia United
Churches. Ross McFalls and the
hand will play some lively old-time
pieces before the worship. Every-
one is encouraged to bring a dona-
tion of canned goods for the Food
Bank.
The Community of Area United
Churches, including Zion and Cen-
tralia, are planning a special eve-
ning tilled with music and worship
on Sunday, November 26 at
Thames Road United Church. The
orchestra and a sing song will be-
gin at 7:00 p.m. The worship ser-
vice will begin at 7:30 p.m. and a
social time will follow. Practice for
the combined choir will be held at
7:30 p.m. on Sunday, October 29
and November 5, 12 and 19. Every-
one is welcome to join in.
Church activities
The United Church women are
planning a baking bee for Saturday,
October 28 to make apple, raisin
and cherry pies, selling them for
$5.00 each. If you're able to help
with the baking, contact Audrey
McFalls.
UCW meetings will be held at
Zion on November I at 8:00 p.m.
and at Centralia on November 2 at
8:00 p.m. Constable Kern from the
Exeter OPP will be guest speaker
at the Centralia meeting.
On Friday, November 17 a tur-
key supper will be held at Centralia
United Church. Dinner will be
served at 5:00 p.m. and at 6:30
p.m. Tickets are $8.50 for adults
..: ;I $4.25 for children and arc
available from the Stewards.
A joint Stewards meeting will be
held at Centralia at 8:00 p.nl. on
November 12 to set the 1996 bud-
get. On November 23, the Session
will meet at 7:30 p.m. and the Offi-
cial Board at 8:(0 p.m. at Zion.
Community activities
At the euchre party in Hcywoods,
High Hand winners were Grace
Wurm and Percy Noels, while Dor-
othy Bullock and Howard Doran
were Lone Hand winners. The Spe-
cial was won by Eileen Rawlings.
Exeter Villa will host a workshop
on pastoral care visiting on October
25 from 2:00 to 3:00 p.m. at Exeter
Villa. Heather Smith will be attend-
ing this event, and anyone interest-
ed in pastoral care is encouraged to
attend.
Remember that Centralia Library
will be open Monday, October 30,
from 3:30 to 8:30 p.m. instead of
Tuesday, October 31.
On November 4, St. Paul's An-
glican Church in Kirkton will host
a "Treats and Treasures" Bazaar at
Kirkton-Woodham Community
Centre from 1:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Small Business Week
recognizes contribution
A highlight of the event is the young entrepreneur award
STRATFORD - In recognition of
the Canadian entrepreneurial spirit
and the contribution of small busi-
nesses to the economy, the Busi-
ness Development Bank of Canada
(BDC), in collaboration with the
Canadian Chamber of Commerce is
organizing the 16th annual Small
Business Week from October 22-28
under the theme New Markets -
Opportunities for Growth.
One of the highlights of Small
Business Week will be the pres-
entation of the 1995 BDC Young
Entrepreneur Awards recognize the
achievements of 12 outstanding
young entrepreneurs, one from
each province and territory.
The eighth annual Business De-
velopment Bank of Canada's
Young Entrepreneur Award for On-
tario has been awarded to Mike
Hoekstra 28, and Michael Schmahl
27, of Outdoor Images for their en-
trepreneurial achievements and in-
terest in the environment.
Activities in the Stratford area in-
clude:
October 24 in Goderich: Work-
shop on the Internet being held at
the Knights of Columbus Hall from
7-10 p.m. Cost $20. per person plus
GST.
October 24 and 26, Stratford:
Two evening session being held at
the Kiwanis Centre in Stratford on
Master Stylist, Irene Blais
formerly of Eclipse Hairstyling
wishes to announce to all her
friends and customers she is
now accepting appointments
and walk-ins at
Sharon's Hairstyling
located on Main St., Exeter.
Phone
235-2089 or 235-4522
Closed Mondays
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the Basics of Communications.
Cost is $30. per person plus GST.
October 25, Stratford: Business
Doctor Clinic on Advertising and
Promotion held at the Stratford of-
fice from 9-5. Cost is $20. per per-
son plus GST for a half hour of
counselling.
October 26, Stratford: Workshop
on the Opportunities for Small
Businesses on the Internet being
held at the Knights of Columbus
Hall from 7-10 p.m. Cost is $20.
per person plus GST.
After the success of BDC's first
Young Entrepreneur Mentor Pro-
gram in 1994, this year's YEA re-
cipients will again be partnered
with a prominent business leader
from his or her province or ter-
ritory. The mentor acts as a knowl-
edgeable counsellor and can help
the entrepreneur broaden his or her
network of contacts. This program
enhances the success of each win-
ner.
This year's theme reflects the re-
ality that opportunities to discover
and develop new markets are
countless. Small Business Week
1995 will help Canadian en-
trepreneurs create their own "new
markets" and "opportunities for
growth" and realize their husiness
goals.
Throughout Small Business
Week 1995, events such as work-
shops, award presentations, en-
trepreneurial trade shows, husiness
luncheons and conferences will
help Canada's entrepreneurs un-
cover possibilities and devise in-
novative ways Of reaching new
markets effectively and profitably.
Special events for young en-
trepreneurs, women entrepreneurs,
ethnocultural small business own-
ers and exporters will also be held.
Small Business Week activities
offer entrepreneurs an excellent op-
portunity to expand their husiness
contacts and exchange management
strategies, opportunities and in-
formation on what's new in the
world of husiness.
For more information on Small
Business Week activities in your
area, contact Stratford Branch at
271-5650 or 1-800-265-4594.
The Business Development Bank
of Canada promotes the develop-
ment of small and medium-sized
businesses in Canada. A Crown
corporation. BCD provides special-
ized financing for commercially -
viable businesses including term
loans, Venture Loans® and venture
capital as well as a wide range of
business planning, counseling,
training and mentoring services.
Capsule Comments
with Ernie Miatelio
If you're a smoker and having an operation, quit
as long as possible before, during and after the
operation. Smoking constricts blood flow to the in-
cision area, which slows healing.
A new treatment for male impotence is being researched and should be
available in about two years. It involves inserting a small pellet of a
chemical called a "prostaglandin" directly in the urethra of the penis
which will cause an erection within 5-10 minutes and lasting 30-60 min-
utes.
Osteoporosis is a disease characterized by low bone mass and deterio-
ration of bone tissue leading to increased risk of fractures. It costs Can-
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timates say this cost will triple during the next 20 years.
Drug information can be found in books, magazines, TV, radio and even
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