Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1995-11-22, Page 91 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 COMMUNITY Times -Advocate, November 22, 1995 Page 9 4-H cheque presentation The Ausable-Bayfeld Conservation Authority presented a cheque to the Usborne 4-H club Thursday. The 4-H club planted a tree for the Ausable-Bayfield Conservation Founda- tion's Commemorative woods program as part of their "great outdoors" theme project. A plaque with the club's name will go on the Commemorative Woods sign near the Morri- son Dam. Back row from left, Sharon Romphf, treasurer of ABCF, Peter Darbishire, di- rector of ABCF, Brenda Elford, Kelly Stephens, Chad Smith, Robyn Etherington, Melissa Prout, Fred Dobbs, chairperson of ABCF, Kate Monk, from the ABCA, Ted Jones, director of ABCF. Middle row, from left, Vanessa Bray, Erin Parker, Amanda Stephens, Stacey Sriow, Megan Parker, Courtney Smith, Cecile Maes, Kristy Bray, Brenda Miner. Front row, from left, Ann marie Hodgert, Daniel Maes, Carrie Prout, Maggie Miller, Heather Morgan and Amy Hodgert. Guest minister leads worship at Centralia Dr. Bob Graham led the Sunday services. Mary Peterson CENTRALIA - Since Pastor Heather Smith wasn't feeling well, Dr. Bob Graham led the worship at Zion and Centralia United Church- es. He taught the children the song "Deep and Wide", and everyone. joined in. Mary Peterson and the choir provided the anthem "The Wedding Banquet." Kay Tripp read the scripture from Isaiah 65:17-25, II Thessalonians 3:6-13 and Luke 21:5-19. Dr. Gra- ham based his sermon on several verses from James in the New Tes- tament, beginning at James I, verse 12. On Sunday, November 26, Bap- tism and Communion will be cele- brated at Zion and Centralia United Churches. White Gift Sunday will be Sunday, December 3. McCurdy Public School choir will provide special music at Centralia. The Community of Area United Churches, including Zion and Cen- tralia, are hosting an evening filled with music and worship on Sun- day, November 26 at Thames Road United Church. The orchestra and a sing song will begin at 7:00 p.m. The worship service will begin at 7:30 p.m. and a social time will fol- low. Everyone is welcome to come join in this time of fellowship. Church activities The turkey supper at Centralia United Church was enjoyed by more than 200 people. Many peo- ple helped prepare, serve, and clean up afterwards, making it a success- ful event and a time of good fel- lowship. More than 25 shoeboxes have ar- rived at Centralia United Church to be sent to children in countries at war. Operation Christmas Child will ensure that volunteers distrib- ute the gifts to the children over- seas. On November 23, the Session will meet at 7:30 p.m. and the Offi- cial Board at 8:00 p.m. at Zion United Church. Elimville United Church invites everyone to their time and talent auction Saturday, November 25 at Usborne Central School. Viewing begins at 6:00 p.m., and at 7:00 p.m., Bob Heywood will conduct the auction. The auction will in- clude something for everyone's taste, such as a tape of piano or or- gan music by Marjorie Johns, a wooden washstand, maple syrup, or 10 hours of babysitting. Community activities At the euchre party at Hey - wood's Restaurant, the Special was won by Adrian DeBrouwer. High hand winners were Doris Pfaff and Percy Noels, while Janey McDow- ell and Gordon Eaton were Lone hand winners. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 • i FAMILY HAIR & HEALTH CARE Xbe Gutting tots (Beside Mu • y's) 235 -HAIR 4247 Vicki Parsons Kim Scott Terri Farquhar-Vanneste Hours: Mon. -Fri. 9-7 •Sat. 9-4 • Waxing and ear piercing SENIORS DISCOUNT on Mon., Tues., Wed. UNISEX HAIR STYLING cSheron a 9lalr (.5 led 249 Main St. S., Exeter, Ont. NOM ISO (519) 235-2089 DEEP MUSCLE THERAPY Relaxation and Deep Muscle Tiratments CALL LORI MCIUTT PHYSIQUES AEROBIC STUDIO 235-3942 "Gift Certificates Available" Open WED. 9 A.M. - 9 P.M. • THURS. FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. • SAT. 9-3 TRESSA PRODUCTS JEANETT'S FAMILY HAiR CARE ;.;Goshen St. N. Zurich "SPECIALIZING JN JUST YOU" l'l(O`l 262-3048 ail Al xi441 HAIR DESIGN 122 King Street Hensall, Ont. Your Stylists: Karen Deanne and Renea CUTS CPLUS Family Hair Care • Tanning • Waxing • Estheticians WALK-INS WELCOME Judy Nedza Mari Kerslake Susan Hodgins CALL 235 -CUTS (2887) 363 Main St.. S. Exeter 1 EXPRESSIONS J Family Hair Care & Tanning Bed Manicures 0 Pedicure s 0 Waxing 0 Ear Piercing 1) Make-up JO -ANNE HiCKSON KATHY DELBRIDGE 431 Main St. Exeter 235-1700 Jacqui's tv Hair ShiPp e 2 miles north of Grand Bend R.R.#1 Open Mon., Wed. thru Sat. 8-6 • Thes. & Thurs. evenings 6-9 JACQUI REGIER 238-8003 A sro f. wrAros FAMILY HAIR CARE • Kim Hern • Diane Warwick • Karen House • Rhonda Lightfoot 409 MAiN ST. EXETER, ONi_'. Call (519) 235-3215 1 loom" WMIIw M w I 1 1 75th birthday celebrated in Granton The family of Mary Jones held an open house in her honor. Muriel Lewis GRANTON - Congratulations to Mary Jones who was honored by her family at an open hose on the occasion of her 75th birthday held at the Granton United Church on Sunday. Nora Wissel was a guest with her daughter Christina Van Lieshout in London on Sunday. Becky Kindree hosted the Opti- mist luncheon and euchre at the Li- ons Hall on Friday, November 17. Vicky Bakker received the prize for high score and everyone received a consolation prize. This writer enjoyed the Sunday Matinee presentation of 'Steel Magnolias' by the St. Marys Com- munity Players at the town hall. Church services M the Granton United Church on Sunday, Pastor Normalie Voakes sermon topic was 'New Lamps for Old'. The childrens choir led by Jane Finan made their debut and sang 'He's Got the Whole World in His Hands'. The adult choir sang 'All Be- cause of God's Amazing Grace.' Flowers were placed in the church in memory of John Waters who passed away one year ago by his family. Corrections Seven males and two females were charged with a variety of of- fences last week by Exeter OPP, not nine males as reported last week. Also, the number of deer acci- dents around Pinery Provincial Park has decreased, not increased, as was stated in a headline last week. The T -A regrets the errors. At. St. Pauls Anglican Church, Kirkton the Rev. Timothy Connor led the communion service and his message was about persisting in doing what is right, encouraging others and sharing God's Kingdom here on earth. 4-H The Granton 4-H 'Kountry Kick- ers' met for their fourth meeting at the home of leader Margaret Bryan. Their club topic is country line dancing. President Shannon O'Shea opened with the 4-H pledge and the roll call was an- swered by finding the counts for each dance. Then the group dis- cussed ideas for the achievement night and reviewed the previous steps. The group learned the cajun leap and soon did it quite well. By this time they were ready for a snack served by Shelby and Jodi Pron- chuk. The meeting was closed with the 4-H motto. Jodi Pronchuk was the secretary and reporter. Massage 1 Gift Certificates Available ...for that person on your Christmas List that's difficult to buy for. Exeter Massage Thera , Clinic 476 Main St. Lori Burt RMT 235-3722 ndrea Rader RMT 235-4565 Capsule Comments with Ernie Miatello Dry skin a Is common problem during the winter months. The commonest causes are central heat- ing, lack of humidity In the house, and soaking in the tub too much. Solutions? Add a humidifier to your heating system, shower instead of having a bath, and use a good moisturizing cream daily. Some herbal remedies are becoming standardized, i.e. with a labelled amount of active ingredient. An example is the herb, "feverfew" which has shown to be useful in preventing the frequency and severity of mi- graine headaches. The active ingredient is parthenolide. One standard- ized feverfew product is Tanacet. This herb should not be taken by pregnant women. in 1948, 86% of British adults smoked. Today, only 35% smoke. Women feel the effects of alcohol more quickly than men. Enzymes in a man's stomach seem to dispose of more alcohol than those in a woman's stomach. So a woman will absorb more alcohol into the bloodstream than a man. We review our customers' medication profiles everytime we fill or refill a prescription. It's all part of our professional service goals. HURON APOTHECARY Ltd. Phone 235-1982 440 Main St, Exeter "Your Health Care Pharmacy" 'WINNER! - Crystal Thu taxvno,,, InrUlr.a ,44 wtth OW[1,6011to detail and comfort .nil prvrde year; q enpyment in any bring room loreuat 5799 Chair 1499 -14:111 I11M •\\\ \RI) AM \\IN\iR • Lion Deep weal tanfort alb with rounded ,Nhoueue, rametinrnt thu nNandi son, Abeegad t 0, a AN. sofa Ned tmvuaf 1749 Over 1499 SOFA Fine Furniture, Mon. - Thurs. 9. 5:30 p.m. Frt. 9 - 9 p.m. Sat. 9 - 5 p.m. Sun., 12 - 4 p.m. Lind Windom Fashions 467 MAIN ST., EXETER....235-0173 4'