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Exeter Times—Advocate
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Rick Gingerich of CG Equipment in Zurich was one of the many exhibitors at the
Zurich Lions Club's I st Annual Zurich Sports and Leisure Show April 23-25 at the
Bluewater Community Centre. (photo/Mary Simmons)
WI book coming
GRAND BEND - The Grand Bend Women's Institute
annual meeting was held at Sauble Court on Apri115. A
bountiful potluck luncheon preceded the business meet-
ing. District President Joan Smith brought greetings
from the Huron South District.
The scrapbook for the Killarney WI in Manitoba is
completed and a duplicate will be made. This book con-
tains information from Ontario, Grand Bend, and Huron
County. It also contains craft ideas, recipes, and autobi-
ographies of Grand Bend WI members.
Grand Bend WI will receive a book from the Manitoba
WI branch. A `Quilt in a Box' project will begin soon
and the resulting quilt will be sold June 2005. The
Exeter/Zurich fair list was discussed. The convention
plans for October in Holmesville were fmalized. The
district picnic is on July 6 in Crediton. The district
annual meeting is in Zurich on May 20. Lois Gill will
attend the ROSE (Rural Ontario Sharing Education)
information meeting in Ilderton on April 29. A donation
of money will be given to Exeter Fair. Several women
brought their winter work projects for roll call.
The quilting, crocheting, tatting, knitting and weaving
projects were a result of profitable, long hours of work.
A large donation of crib quilts, books, crayons, and toys
were collected for the Children's Hospital. The women
expressed their congratulations to Cass Lovie upon her
retirement from nursing at Strathroy Hospital.
Capsule Comments
by Ernie Miatello
Polio could be wiped out throughout the world by
the year 2005. Full eradication is the goal of the
World Health Organization and with the help of
Rotary clubs around the world, this goal will be
reached. Since 1988, polio transmission has been cut by 99% due to
mass immunization.
Doctors often prescribe creams to apply to skin rashes of various
types. All the creams look the same... white and creamy. However,
they can differ greatly in potency. Some creams are ten times more
potent than others and it's important to know this.
In the mid -1800s, to reduce infections, Joseph Lister sprayed
carbolic acid over the surgeons and patient before an operation. He
couldn't anticipate that his name would spawn one of the most
popular mouthwashes in the 20th Century.
There are many, many effective laxatives on pharmacy shelves to
help treat or prevent constipation. Mineral oil was once a popular
laxative but isn't as highly recommended anymore. It can interfere
with absorption of certain nutrients and drugs. There is also a
danger of aspiration of the product into the lungs particularly if a
person has reflux or is vomiting.
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Exercise and entertainment in Zurich
ZURICH - On April 14,
exercises with Betty
Kirk in the morning
while Jean Gingerich
and Doris Hamilton
helped Mary Koricina in
the kitchen. Serving and
cleanup: Helen
Gingerich, Dianne Wilds
and Gloria Allen. Carl
Finkbeiner as set up
etc. Ken Gingerich as
delivery and pick up. At
the desk: Marg Hayter
and Marjorie Reichert.
The 50/50 was won by
Kay Hay. Guest speaker
was Kim Winbow of the
VON Palliative Care
Volunteer Program and
Bereavement Services,
Huron County.
Zurich Diners
On April 21, exercise
as usual. At the desk:
Josephine Denomme,
Kay Hay. In the Kitchen:
Susan Nyenhuis and
Cecelia Farwell assisted
Mary Koricina in prepa-
ration of the meal while
Aleda Hendriks and
Elaine Weido served it
to 24 partakers. Driver
was Lee Regier. The
50/50 was won by Susan
Nyenhuis. Nyenhuis and
her husband Gerald cel-
ebrated their 45th wed-
ding anniversary on
April
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Congratulations to
them.
The entertainment for
the day was Beatrice
Cresse on the keyboard.
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