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Spring concert
The South Huron District
High School music de-
partment presented their
annual spring concert Sun-
day afternoon featuring
Triple Trio, Chamber Choir
and Ladies Choir con-
ducted by Ruth Classens
and the Black Jazz Band
Red Jazz band, and the
Concert Band. Above from
left, Craig Wragg, Craig An-
gyal and Jilleane Knip play
"Sun Cat" written bb Jay
Bocook. Left, Choir mem-
bers, back row, Brenda
Harrigan, Julie Godbolt, Ji! -
Ilan Rutledge, front row,
Vanessa Bray, Jenni De
Block and Melissa Sea-
brook sing "Blooming
1 Bright Star of Belle isle."
Hensall Legion elects officers
The officers will be in-
stalled May 31.
By Lis Saupter
Hensall correspondent
HENSALL - Nominations and
elections were held April 10 at
Hensall Legion. They were suc-
cessful in filling all offices as fol-
lows: President Uryan Fink, Past
president Larry Uyl, First vice pres-
ident Dave Smale, Second vice
president John McAllister, Secre-
tary -treasurer Bea Uyl, Sgt. -at -
Arms Peter Zwaan. Elected to the
executive are Chris Taylor, Dale
Waring, Randy Bedard, Gerrie
Glenn, Donna Smale, and Glen
Cooper. Installations will be held
jointly in Blyth, May 31. Jane
Glenn was initiated into the
Branch.
A motion was passed to donate
$100 to the South Huron Agricultu-
ral Society.
Legion members would like to
congratulate Candace Becker on
her success in public speaking at
district level in Brussels on March
24. The Legion wishes her success
as she advances to area competition
in Guelph, April 21.
A successful Daffodil Tea and
Euchre was held for the Seniors
April 10.
April 13, a dart tournament was
held at the Branch. First place 'A'
winner, Bob Reynolds; Second
place Leonard Smale; 'B' winners
First Dave Reichert, Second Cliff
St. Antoine. Tied for high score
134 was Nathon Rollings and Cliff
St. Antoine, which was won by
Nathon Rollings.
Sunday, April 14, four members
attended the District 'C' Spring
Convention in Stratford.
Women's Institute board members meet
KIPPEN - Grace Drummond, Mary Nicklas, the F.W,I.O. board
president of Huron South District ber repQttect that•,reltruturing
Women's Institute, welcomes( thlli z Ile oi; epd .4reqik,,was put
board members and read a poenl,>
"Winner and Loser" at a meeting Thi was a reminder to visit the
t recently.
The W.I. Centennial Song was
sung getting ready for the Wom-
en's Institute 100th Anniversary on
February 19, 1997 when ail Ontario
Institutes will celebrate.
The Roll Call was answered with
"Signs of Spring".
Brief reports P.R.O. and Resolu-
tions by Mona Alderdice who also
reported on the W.I. workshops just
completed with 124 women doing
Ribbon Embroidery taught by Iola
Subject of Atwood and 102 women
taking the Needle Tatting taught by
Marilyn Cockwell of Atwood. A
talk on the use of herbs by Elaine
Barnes and a demonstration of
planting a herb planter were also
enjoyed.
Grace Drummond and Shirley
Cooper reported on programs.
,, .r
Erland Lee Museum and the Ade-
laide Hoodless Home as well as the
Blue Jays game on May 25 when
President Marg Harris throws out
the first ball and Margaret Mclnroy
of Huron East District sings the Na-
tional Anthem. Shirley Cooper re-
ported on•the Agriculture Kits and
Slice of Huron workers were told
of their duties on April 9 and April
12. Cookies were brought in for the
Open House on the Thursday eve-
ning April 11.
The theme for the Fair Displays
this year is Market Gardening.
Marilyn Pym showed what the
committee had proposed for the
Centennial Banner and changes
were implemented,
Kippen East served muffins and I
Dashwood served tea for the break.
June Stewart gave the Nomina-
15 years of commuting
10 years of
successful career
15 years of beautiful
sunny days
20 years of saying the
right thing at the
right time
Over 2000
Patients Treated
Experience shows,
but it doesn't have to
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This is a simple in -office cosmetic procedure which is performed
by a physician trained in collagen therapy.
Collagen treatments are injections of a highly purified bovine
collagen into lines and wrinkles and scars on the face. The results
are immediate and very pleasing. This is an affordable and effective
treatment which takes little time to administer, gives immediate
results and involves no recovery time. After treatment, patients can
reapply makeup and 'return to work or other activities. Once
collagen treatments begin patients usually need a touch up every
three to six months (depending on the area).
Call today for a consultation at the Loramar Centre for Cosmetic
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6 p.m.
The picnic is to be held July 2 at
12:30 at the Dashwood Community
Park.
all of- A letter is to be sent to the Huron
rival Board of gducation co• Tech :�I. wh nting
tho P✓ of 4?s
time worthwhile and very 'wed
conducted.
A donation was voted for the
Hensall United Church for use of
its facilities for the meeting.
Church service
At Hensall United Church, wor-
shippers had a moment to prepare
before the Sanctus was sung, fol-
lowed by the Prayer of Approach
and the Lord's Prayer. "Crown
Him with Many Crowns" was sung
and Psalms 16 was read. New Tes-
tament readings were from Acts
and from John 20. Welcome and
greeting one another was followed
by the children's hymn and the
children's story "Paid in Full".
Prayers of the People preceded the
choir singing "Hymn of Promise"
with Doug Klopp supplying the
music. Rev. Annen's message was
"Found of God". The offering was
taken by Doug Kyle and Raye Ja-
cobe, and dedicated by Doxology
and Prayer. "In the Garden" was
sung, and Benediction and Three-
fold Amen closed the service. Bea-
trice Munn was the gr.
Sharing Time le:,- it
mation will be ime,1
church, in the weeks ...,J
confirmation.
The Food Grains Project was
once again a success. Bible study
will be Tuesdays 1:30 to 3:00. The
Senior Choir practices Fridays at
7:30 p.m., the Junior choir practic-
es Wednesday after school.
The sympathy of the community t1
is extended to the family of the late •
Mrs. Mole, a former resident of •
Northcrest.
LION
Exeter —/q
Golf
Club
Wednesday Ladles'
Night
Regular season begins May 8
but come and join us May 1 for
ju" "early bird" warm up.
winners
From Exeter Massage
Therapy Clinic Open
II 1 louse draw March 30th
i Iiexology: Bev Hovius, Hensall
..lassage: Rick Tonelli, Toronto
Massage: Mary Lou Thomson,
Exeter
Thanks to all,
_ Lori, Andrea and [aura
Capsule Comments
with Ernie Miatello
Sleep clinics help diagnose sleep problems.
However, there are too few clinics and waiting
lists are long. One new idea is to have the pa-
tient's own bedroom be the lab and a local
technician hook up the electrodes prior to
sleep. A computer will collect the data and the
data will be downloaded in the moming to a distant sleep clinic to be
analyzed. It's cost-effective and quicker.
April is Dental Health Month.... a great time to remind everyone about
the importance of flossing your teeth. Choose a convenient time and
do it around the same time at least once each day before plaque can
harden. The old adage, "An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of
cure", sure applies to our teeth.
The cause of Sudden Infant Death syndrome (SIDS) is still not totally
known. Putting babies to sleep on their back or side instead of their
stomachs has reduced SIDS cases. A new theory is emerging. In cul-
tures where babies are not separated from mothers for sleep, SIDS is
almost unheard of.
It now seems you can "catch an ulcer" like you catch a cold. The bacte-
ria, H. pylori is the bug causing peptic ulcers. Eradicate the bacteria
and you get rid of the ulcer. New treatments involving three medica-
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