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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1996-06-19, Page 9rnNrNrullnv Times -Advocate, June 19, 1996 Page 9 4 , Couple from Huron Park tour B.C. Rev. Dr. Robert and Ellen Graham visited with their son and his family. By Mary Peterson Centralia correspondent CENTRALIA - Women at Cen- tralia United Church welcomed everyone to worship at the service on Father's Day with the opening song "Come in and sit down, we are a part of the family". This was part of the special music they pro- vided for Father's Day. Later, they sang the anthem "Would You Bless Our Home and Families." Hymns during worship included "I've Got the Joy, Joy, Joy", "This Is My Father's World", "Give to Us Laughter", and "Blest Be the Tie that Binds." Pastor Heather Smith told the children the story of "The Always Prayer Shawl". Her sermon was en- titled "The Father of Laughter". She told about Sarah, who gave birth to a baby when she was 90 years old. The name "Isaac" means laughter. Pastor Smith asked the members of the congregation to think about one thing their fathers told them that they remember best. She also asked about traditions peo- ple have to celebrate Father's Day. Scripture readings were taken from Genesis 18:1-15 and Romans 5:1-8. Iva Blair gave the readings. On Sunday, June 23, Centralia United Church will meet at 10:00 a.m. for worship. Zion will hold their worship outdoors at the Whe- lan School at 11:30 a.m., followed by the annual church picnic. Upcoming Members of the Official Board will meet on June 20 at 8:00 p.m. at Zion United Church. On June 26, worship at Exeter Villa will be a celebration to mark their tenth anniversary. Anyone able to participate at 2:30 p.m. is welcome to attend. Summer services at Zion and Centralia United Churches will be- gin on June 30 with a joint worship service at 10:00 a.m. at Zion. The following Sunday, July 7, worship will be held at Centralia at 10:00 a.m. Combined services will con- tinue to (and include) Septemberl. During August, there will be no services. On Sunday, July 28, Centralia United Church will host a beef bar - Fun day The Canada Day Committee organized a Fun Day r In Grand Bend o/r'Satufd0`trrti/fie inVh6 for is fireworks display. From left, Patrick Collins brothers Anthony and William enjoy a midway ri Capsule Comments with Ernie Miatello Poison ivy can be a problem this time of the year. It's not contagious, so it can't spread from one person to another. But the resin left ; on your clothes can cause a rash at a later date, so wash all clothing well after retuming from a poison Ivy -Infested area. To avoid poi- M son ivy, wear long sleeved shirts, long pants, socks an the bush. Sleep problems could be related to your bed. it should be comfortably firm, supporting your entire body. it should also be roomy. If two of you are sleeping in a double bed, you each have as much space as found in a baby's crib. Go for the queen or king-size mattress. Coconut oil is cholesterol -free. (Only animal fats contain cholesterol). However, it Is very high in saturated fat and should be avoided by per- sons on a low -cholesterol diet. Saturated fats deposit cholesterol on artery walls. One of the best medicines In the world Is a positive attitude. People that are more cheerful and who take time to enjoy the simple pleas- ures in life, seem to have less sickness. And even If they do get sick, they seem to get well faster because of their positive mental state. g ves I out In ItHURON APOTHECARY Ltd. Phone 235-1982 440 Main St., Exeter •Your Health Care Pharmacy 1 - r. .� .,NE -MIN 1 1 1 1 1 Dr. Robert F. Schnurr Psycitotoc,isi TREATMENT of EMoriot4Ai ANd STRESS RdATEd ptobluts • Emotional problems • Self-esteem issues • Relationship problems • Job stress • Insomnia • Chronk pain, Illness and disability • Driving anxiety • Rehabilitation and litigation asses$ment • Vocational counseling • Depression, anxiety, fears and phobias 286 Main Street, Exeter Ont. NOM 1.86 For an appointment please contact his London Office 519.453.4429 J FAMILY HAIRCARE PROFESSIONALS xhoeutivamt (Beside Murphy's) 235 -HAIR (4247) Vicki Parsons tam Scott Terri Farquhar-Vanneste Rhonda Ughtfoot Hours: Mon. -Fd. 9.7 •Set. 9-4 • Waxing and ear pawning • 11117410119 DOCOUNr on Wm, ress., tirrnrli, JOANNE HAIR DESIGN 83 John CSt. W W. Exeter 235-0270 Appointments not squstys neCeSitilly 1 1 becue from 5 to 7 p.m. Everyone is invited to join in the food and fel- lowship. Advance tickets will be $8.50 for adults and 54.25 for chil- dren aged six to 12. At the door, they will be $9.50 for adults and 54.75 for children aged six to 12. If anyone can help by baking pota- toes, beans, or pies, please contact Larry Skinner. Community news At Heywood's Restaurant recent- ly, the Special was won by Jean Noels. Grace Wurm and Percy Noels were High Hand winners. Lone Hand winners were Eileen Pullman and Allen Barry. B.C. trip Rev. Dr. Robert and Ellen Gra- ham of Huron Park recently re- turned from holidays in B.C. While there they decided to visit Robert's old Alma Mater, the Burnaby South High School. They were doubly surprised. First, the school had been torn down to make way for businesses and condominiums, and secondly, the now school fea- tured an auditorium called "The Michael J. Fox Theatre" Michael J. Fox was also a student at Burna- by South High School, and the new facility was named in his honor. The Grahams took a ferry to Vancouver Island, visiting Butch - art's Gardens, The Empress Hotel, and Beacon Hill Park . They stayed overnight with a nephew, Dennis Kaechele and his family near Rob- ert's Creek. They also enjoyed a ride on the Royal Hudson Steam Train to Squarish, a walk across the Capi- laino Suspension Bridge and a ride up the gondolas at Grouse Moun- tain Ski Hill. They visited their son David Gra- ham and daughter-in-law Lorraine Dressler and their two grandchil- dren, Henry and Emily, of Langley. While there they toured the Simon Fraser University. Robert's cousin, Mel Hand told him they hauled ce- ment for three years steady during SFU's initial construction. They also went to see Ellen's brother Clarence Love, originally from Hillsgreen, Hay township, now living at Harrop, B.C. near Kootenay Lake. 0 .�'{i '1i n41 11.1-:, 4•. t+t: .I Q 1 • T'1: . :xeterVilla celebrating our 10th Anniversary providing quality care for our seniors through our highly qualified, caring and committed staff. xceptional Care utstanding Accommodation The strength of Exeter Villa lies in its management Exeter Villa is a quiet retirement community nestled in a excellence and quality staff. Our management professionals charming neighbourhood built on one level and within walking have been carefully selected from experts in their field. They distance of lovely downtown Exeter. provide the focus of Exeter Villa - to create an environment peace where you are comfortable and supported in every aspect of of Mind for You... your independent lifestyle. In addition to the excellent programs and qualified TLhe Choice is Yours et our qualified dietary staff offer a fine dining atmosphere for your enjoyment. Recreational programs are available and tailored to your requirements. The housekeeping staff will take care of the "chores" of daily living while you pursue your individual lifestyle. 155 John St. E., Exeter, Ontario • (519) 235-1581 staff, Exeter Villa offers the latest safety features and equipment. This allows senior -residents to enjoy all that Exeter Villa has to offer confident that every element of safety has been provided for them. And your family A private suite can be made available to out-of-town families and visitors on request as well as accommodation for special family occasions. Vacation beds or respite care is also available appreciating the needs of care givers. In addition a fully accredited nursing home is associated with the facility that continues the quality care and service established at Exeter Villa. 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