HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Times Advocate, 2005-12-07, Page 7Wednesday, December 7, 2005
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The South Huron District High School (SHDHS) winners for the Exeter Legion Rembrance
Day literature and poster contest are chosen. Above, from left, head of English at SHDHS
Heather Hawley, first place senior literature contest winner Justine Johnston and Exeter
Legion memberVerla Russell. Below, poster contest winners from Grade 9 (intermediate)
and Grade I 0 (senior). From left, second place intermediate Jacqui Smith, first place inter-
mediate Josh Gerber, second place senior Magen Overholt, third place intermediate Leanne
Hoffman, first place senior Megan Hodgson, second place intermediate Shariar Sabri, third
place intermediate Sam Christie and Exeter Legion memberVerla Russell.Absent; first place
intermediate R.J Allsopp. (photos/submitted)
Enjoy Hensall's December Christmas meal
By Liz Sangster
HENSALL CORRE-
SPONDENT
HENSALL -
Come out and.
enjoy the
December
Christmas meal
at the Hensall
Drop -In on
Dec.15 at
Hensall United
Church.
Lunch will be
served at 12
noon. Following
lunch Rev
Sheila
Macgregor will
be our special
speaker with
talented music
by Harriette and
Diane. It is defi-
nitely worth
coming to hear
a Christmas
message and
enjoy fellowship
and great food.
We welcome all
local individuals
to this luncheon
held on the
third Thursday
of each month.
The cost is $5
per person. If
transportation
is required, it
can be provid-
Business
Directory
REPAIRS
Sewing Machine
REPAIRS
TO ALL MAKES
Free estimates
90 day Warranty
Experienced since 1952
Sew and Save Centre Ltd.
149 Downie St., Stratford
Phone 271-9660
ed.
To make
reservations
contact Marg
Cole at 262-
2304 or Faye
Skinner at 235-
0258 by noon
Capsule Comments
on Mon.,
December 12.
by Ernie Miatello
The cornea is the thin outermost layer of the
eye. Sometimes, through disease or infection, it
becomes cloudy and impairs vision. Corneal
transplants can be done using donated corneas
from recently deceased persons. Since the
cornea has no blood supply, the success rate of this type of
transplant is high.
We don't want to discourage you from enjoying your holiday
dinners but good health is all about choices. Choosing white turkey
meat over dark saves 3.4 grams of fat (1.2 grams of which is
saturated) per 3 oz. portion. During the holiday season, portion
control also plays a huge part in healthy eating. Enough said!
What do you do for a cough? There are two main types of cough
medication: Suppressants and expectorants. Suppressants usually
contain dextromethorphan (DM). It acts by increasing the cough
threshold in the brain and usually you will get results within 15-30
minutes, lasting 6-8 hours. Expectorants usually contain
guaifenesin and are supposed to thin the sputum to enable the
cough to clear it. Mixed results are seen but used with increased
fluid, expectorants can help.
If you are taking narcotics routinely for pain, pay close attention to
your bowels. A common side effect is constipation and starting on
a laxative right away will keep the bowels moving well.
Huron Apothecary Ltd.
Phone 235-1982,
440 Main St. Exeter
PHARM
ASSIST
"YOUR HEALTH CARE PHARMACY"
Services celebrated
for advent season
By Hazel Davis
SAINTSBURY CORRESPONDENT
SAINTSBURY — A number of
friends and relatives visited with
Hugh and Hazel last week.
Bill and Peggy Kerby of Grand
Rapids Michigan, Janet and Jim
Barker, Don McFalls, Joyce
Sovereign of Lucan, Ralph, Joyce
and Darren Simpson of London,
Bob Corbin, Katie -Scarlett,
Courtney, Caleb and Heather, Joe
Dewan and Suzanne and Starr
Davis.
On Sun., Dec. 4 Katie -Scarlett
MacGillivray led the service for
evening prayer Advent Two assist-
ed by congregation members with
scripture readings.
Caleb MacGillivray lit the first and
second candles in the advent
wreath for hope and peace.
As in the scriptures from Isaiah,
Peter and Mark, all these readings
have common ideas which is essen-
tial to understanding today's ser-
vice. These ideas are readiness,
purity and peace which God deliv-
ers unto us.
Prayers were said for all those ill
remembering Aids Sunday and
remembering Rev. Jay who is com-
ing along fine from his fall.
The service closed in prayer.
Advent Three will be held next
week and Advent Four. The Rev.
Bill Ward will be at St. Patrick's on
Dec., 18 at 2:00 p.m. to celebrate
Holy Eucharist.
Thanks to Katie -Scarlett for her
wonderful message.
Heather MacGillivray accompa-
nied Katie -Scarlett to a poetry read-
ing at the university one evening
last week.
CORRECTION
Our advertisement in lest
week's Times -Advocate listed
an incorrect channel number
for the Rooms by RaeAnn
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