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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1994-8-17, Page 9CREST TOOTH PASTE As,or,ed Vo•,rnrs 60 • 75 ml TUDE .89 VIVA PAPER TOWELS Whore 7 ROIL PKG .89 Simcoe (County) Area Women's Institutes and the theme was 'Chal- lenges in a Changing World'. Anglican church At the St. Thomas Anglican Church on Sunday, the Rev. Ste- phen Emery celebrated the Holy Eucharist and his message was about accepting Jesus completely into one's life. Service time next Sunday is I I :00. There was no service at the Gran- ton United Church on Sunday as the minister is on vacation. Regular services commence August 28. Faith Tabernacle members play soccerbaseball CENTRALIA - The Sunday School of Centralia Faith Taberna- cle held its first "fun night" at McCurdy School last Monday night. Over 50 young and old played a very action -packed game of soccerbaseball and the score was close the entire game. Hotdogs and pop were served following the game. Bible School begins Monday eve- ning, August 22 at 6:30 p.m. until iM911111r- Wednesday evening. The Blyth Puppeteers will be our guests with games, songs, crafts and loads of fun. Bus pick up begins at 6:00. The south side of the new church has been shingled and a good start has been made on the north roof. The men have been working in the evenings and on Saturday the past two weeks and have made good progress. WAr Times -Advocate, August 17„1994 Page 9 BEST SELLER NOVELS 424 Matn 11 MUSIC FOR YOUNG CHILDREN by Frances Balodis, M.Ed., ARCT, RMT A Unique Method of Music Education for Children Starting with Ages 3-8 • Piano/Keyboard, Rhythm, Singing, Ear Training, Sight Reading, Theory • Parent attends with child in small group, 1 hour lessons For the teacher In your area: Exeter/Zurich Ailsa Craig/Lucan Laurie Erb Sharon DeVree 236-7722 232-4387 11.#St*1 L KRAFT SALAD DRESSING Selected Varieties, Regular, Calorie -Wise or Free 250 ml DTL. HEINZ DEANS Assorted Varieties 14.OZ. 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North Middlesex W.I. president Glenna Ladell welcomed everyone and the district curators answered the roll call by commenting on a family clothing heirloom. The morning speaker was Elean- or Babinsky of South Lobo W.I. who outlined the basic format for doing history books. The afternoon speaker was Dr. Linda Ambrose of Sudbury who is compiling a history book for the IOOth anniversary of the Women's Institute in 1997. The North Middlesex Curator Dorothy Pavitt commented on the many displays which included wedding dresses, quilts, a button collection, many history books and a turtle collection. Huron West District extended an invitation to host the workshop at Clinton in 1995. Conference Muriel Lewis accompanied by Alice Porter of RR 2 Goderich at- tended the Federated Women's In- stitute of Ontario and ACWW Area Conference '94 held at the YMCA, Geneva Park, Orillia on August 12- 14. The conference was hosted by Junior Farmers meet 'for Summer Games Junior Farmers are celebrating 50 years of the organization. By Mary Peterson CENTRALIA - This year, the Junior Farmers Association of On- tario is marking their 50th anniver- sary. Many rural youth from the area used to belong to this organi- zation and participated in activities such as sports, choir, drama, public speaking, and community events. The number of members has de- creased over the years, but enthu- siasm and leadership remain a strong part of the organization. On Saturday, Junior Farmers from across Ontario participated in the Provincial Summer Games. It rained hard in Milton, but keen members ran in races, played base- ball and soccer and threw the dis- cus. Huron County is part of Zone 7 and placed third overall in the day's events. An Ambassadors Banquet was an otunity Saturday night to meet the current exchange delegates to Ontario. Sue Hall from England and Rob Galiway from northern Ir- eland were there, and they men- tioned how much they had enjoyed their visit to the Centralia area. They'll return home at the end of the week. Many former Junior Farmers from Huron, Perth, Middlesex counties who had travelled on pre- vious exchanges were also there. The Summer Games dance ended the day on an energetic note. Sunday the group spent at the 50th Anniversary Reunion at the Ontario Agricultural Museum in Milton. The museum is an interest- ing site of old agricultural build- ings and equipment. Beautiful quilts made by skillful quilters throughout Ontario are currently on display. Past and current Junior Farmers enjoyed the chicken barbe- cue and reminisced about shared activities. In addition to the mu- seum attractions, there were family activities and slide shows, sing- songs, and square dancing. Con- gratulations -on your 50th anniver- sary, Junior Farmers of Ontario, and best wishes for many more ex- citing and memorable years. Euchre party At a recent euchre party at Hey - wood's Restaurant, winners in the ladies division were Helen Mac- Donald (high) and Ruby Beaver (lone hands). Harry Noels won the men's high, and Marion Thompson the men's lone hands. The special award was won by Harry Latta. The next euchre party will be Au- gust 27 at 2:30 p.m. lliPt A New Spirit of Giving A nuonaIpr�oggram ,o encourage girmg ani s'olue'L[e`nng Parenting Course Are you tired of telling your children what to do? Are you losing control as a parent? Teach them to self evaluate One course offered each month consists of 2 three hour sessions first and third Thursday.7:00 to 10:00 p.m. at Nairn Mennonite Church Course instructor, Rev. J. 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