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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1996-04-10, Page 10Page 10 Times -Advocate, April 10, 1996 C'nNilylllNlTY Dashwood Fire Departments Speaker describes New Zealand teaching exchange Your Views Letters to the editor The Dashwood Fire De- " partment raised $1,071 during the second an- nual Boot Drive for Mus-' cular Dystrophy on Sat- urday. Firefighters Dwight Sheppard, Jer- emy Becker and Brad Wright were stationed on,, Highway 83 to collect a toll as drivers passed throught the police vil- lage. Saturday was also the Dashwood Fire De- partment's pancake breakfast to raise money for new equipment. Fire- fighter Bob Boogemans flipped pancakes for the,, effort. 1 The apple solution "We'll munch our sinful habits goodbye." Dear Editor: With respects to the Legion's Bingo smoking de- bate, l wrote the enclosed editorial. Don't Knock It Till You've Tried It 1 resent pointing fingers at anyone else, I have some unhealthy habits myself, Too much salt's not wise doctors say, Why I best keep potato chips away. I should try to stop my middle age spread, My chocolate addiction's gone to my head, If I don't practice it, how can I preach, "Hide those chocolate bars out of my reach." "Join me!, we'll try the apple solution, There'll be less smoke, less health pollution, You have a delicious, I'll have a spy, We'll munch our sinful habits goodbye." Harry A. Schroeder Crediton Science fair winners EXETER - Maude Connon was hostess for the April 2 meeting of Alpha Tau Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi, assisted by Maida Gaiser. The guest speaker for the evening was Jean O'Rourke, speaking about her family's experience in 1993 when her husband, Terry, was on a teacher exchange to New Zealand. They lived on the South Island in the town of Invercargil. The scen- ery was beautiful and the people very friendly. There were a lot of sheep and fruit farms. Children be- gin school at age five, going for a full day. When they reach the inter- mediate school level the students start wearing uniforms. The group viewed a video The South Island, which showed many of the sites they visited, including the mountainous region. Lunch was served by the hostess. Brenda Hennesey conducted the business. Maida Geiser reported Exeter UCW celebrate Easter EXETER - The evening unit of Exeter United Church UCW met April 1. The room was beautifully decorated for Easter and several members attended the occasion wearing new Easter bonnets. Unit leader, Norma Cockwill welcomed everyone with "The Miracles of Easter" by Helen Steiner Rice. Fol- lowing the secretaries and treasdr- ers' reports, Jean Mills announced plans were well underway for, the annual Smorgasbord May 2. Tick- ets were distributed and lists were passed around .asking for help and donations of food. ' Cockwill asked for volunteers to form a women's choir for U.C.W. anniversary Sunday April 21. She also required ushers and donations of food. Maxine Sereda introduced her daughter-in-law, Paula, a wedding consultant and floral arranger' who demonstrated how to make three Easter arrangements. Two of these were drawn for and won by Betty Clarke and Mary Fisher. The Easter bonnets were judged and prizes given to Helen Coates, Barb Sharpe, Ada Dinney and Mel- va Ecker. The worship service was conduct- ed by Shirley Dawe, Mavis Atthill, Norma Hooper, Gladys Talbot, Mary Fisher and Maxine Sereda who told the story of Peter through scripture and a skit. With Maxine on the organ and Josie Ryckman on the piano, everyone enjoyed some lovely Easter music and the meet- ing concluded with a delicious des- sert and tea served by Leona Mor- ley's group. Have a news tip? Call the Times -Advocate 235-1331 that 53,125.(0 was raised on Daffo- dil Day. A letter was sent to • the MPP, concerning a sorority sister's son, supporting their request for out of country medical coverage for his rehabilitation treatment. The president conducted 'and election of officers. The executive for 1996-97 is: president, Shirley Walken); Vice president, Elaine Bogart; secretary, Elsie Herman; treasurer, Donna Webster. A potluck dinner is planned for May 7 at the home of Brenda Hen- nesey, where Secret Pals will be re vealed: The special prize for the evening was won by Maida Gainer. "Set" to your t3peclfcations • Flyers • R Igililtes Programs Brochures • Booklets vied morel I For more information please i • phone Deb Lord at 424 Main St. Exeter 233.1331 1-800-263-0626 THEDFORD 1-800-823-8369 LONDON Allen WHAT A ...Rut 9aestalaiwasat DISH The Home of Countr Kable The Paris Lip: You too can have it You;ve seen them - luscious, lovely lips. And we had them when we were . young. Michelk: Helfer. Meg Ryan and Cindy Crawford all have them. 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SENIORS DISCOUNT on Mon., Tue.., Wed. • WALK-INS WELCOME Enlarge family or team photos to 8-1/2x11 or even 11117 instantly with our outstanding results. Ideal for business presentation materials, even colour transparencies Exeter Public School Science fair winners will compete at the Huron County Science Fair In Goderich on April 10. Back row, at left, Jeff Beaver and Adam Little. Front row, at left, Shawn Talbot, Andrew Mayer, Brad Baker, Jared Boume, Shannon Wilcox and Becky Hunt. 1;. 4