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School leaders — Pictured above are the new members of Precious Blood student council for the 2007-08
school year. In front from left are treasurer Carly Johns, Grade 7/8 rep. Corey Davidson, Grade 4 rep.Aveleigh
Keller, Grade 5 rep. Megan Dalrymple and Grade 6/7 rep.Alastair Howe; in back from left are activities co-
ordinator Grace Stephens, President Jenn Walker, Deputy Prime Minister Anna Bilcke and secretary Bailey
Oud. (photo/Scott Nixon)
Exeter United Church will host Beef BBQ
By Rhoda Rohde
TI-IAMES ROAD CORRESPONDENT
THAMES ROAD - Community of Local United
Churches service at Centralia United Church: Before
the service the band played and sang several songs.
Judy Mills welcomed everyone and gave the
announcements and led in the call to worship
responsively. Everyone sang "Jesus Loves Me" to
the band accompaniment. Brenda Hern read the
Scripture Luke 17:5-10, 2 Timothy 1:1-4.
Helen Kadey read the message "The Prince and
The Swallow" which was prepared by Dave
Williams. Everyone sang Pass Me Not 0 Gentle
Savior and Amazing Grace.
Rev. Judith Ritchie gave the invitation for commu-
nion responsively. Those assisting with communion
were Robert and Kathy Bray, Rob Essery, Clare
Wright, Zachary Kadey and Judith Parker.
While Communion was being served Mike Brine
and Agnes Denham sang, I Came Expecting Jesus in
this Place.
Rev. Judith led in prayer in unison as well as the
Lord's Prayer.
Ivan Hern and Dalton Jaques received the offering
and Barry Miller gave the offertory prayer.
Everyone sang When We Walk With The Lord.
Helen Kadey gave the benediction responsively and
prayed the grace. A delicious lunch and beverage
was partaken of upstairs in the church which
brought a very nice service to a close.
Members of the band were keyboard Mike Brine,
Agnes Denham guitar and singer, Jason Denham,
Matthew Denham, Cameron Denham, Steven
Denham, Matt Brine.
Announcements
Centralia/Zion West
Oct. 4 -Centralia UCW at 7:30 p.m. at the home of
Audrey McFalls. Oct. 7 -Thanksgiving services - Zion
at 9:45 a.m. and Centralia at 11:30 a.m. with Dave
Williams. Oct. 14 -Centralia Anniversary at 11:30
a.m. with Dave Williams. All are welcome. There
will be no service at Zion. Oct. 20 -Wedding of Shawn
Stuckless and Marsha Kirk at Centralia at 6:30 p.m.
(Wedding rehearsal on Oct. 19 at 6:30 p.m.)
Thames Road-Elimville
Oct. 3 -Standing committees meet at 7 p.m. fol-
lowed by council meeting at 8:15 p.m. Oct.
7 -Thanksgiving and Worldwide Communion. Oct.
9-UCW meeting at 8 p.m. Entertainment Program:
Ruth Anne Osgood, Helen Weston, Helen Webber,
Marjorie Johns, Diane Jeffery and Myrtle Pengelly.
Lunch: Marilyn Pym, Pat Ballantyne, Sharon
Passmore, Jo -Anne Rowe, Judith Parker and Anne
Bray.
General
Oct. 20 -Exeter United Church Beef BBQ and
Country and Western entertainment at the South
Huron Rec. Centre. Advance tickets only. Adults
$12.50; Ages seven to 12 - $6 and children under six
are free. Tickets available from the church (235-
0860), Exeter Decor Centre, MacLeans Home
Hardware, Bob Coates (235-2787) and Arnold
Mathers (235-1037).
Nov. 16 -Old Time Christmas with Scott Woods
(Canadian Fiddle Champion) at Kirkton Woodham
Community Centre at 7 p.m. Tickets are $15.
Please call Pam 229-6931 or Keith 229-6410.
Going Away Party
Barry and Melonie Miller and family hosted a going
away party on Sunday afternoon and evening for
Glenn and Dorothy Jeffery who have moved to
Exeter. Barry drove his team of horses and took the
company for a wagon ride. Everyone partook of a
delicious pot luck supper.
Virginia Warwick and Lorne Ballantyne reminisced
of old times and Barry Miller presented Glenn and
Dorothy with a beautiful mum and a gift certificate
at Klomps Nursery. Both Glenn and Dorothy replied.
There were 35 people in attendance.
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POLICE BRIEFS
Engine stolen in Lucan
LUCAN — On Sept. 18 an engine was being repaired
in a Lucan garage. The culprits entered the garage and
stole the engine.
College break-in
HURON PARK — Between Sept. 27 at 2 p.m. and
Sept. 28 in the afternoon, unknown vandals entered the
former Centralia College building at Huron Park. The
building has been vacant for several years. On this
occasion the suspects entered the premises and caused
significant damage throughout.
Tatil$
WHY FERTILIZE YOUR LAWN THIS FALL?
A lawn should be fertilized in the spring, summer and fall,
but the fall is probably the most important time to fertilize
lawn grasses. Fall fertilizing stimulates a lawn to become
thick and strong rather than increasing the top growth.
In the fall, grass plants utilize fertilizer to manufacture food
while, due to the cool temperatures, other plant processes
are slowed down. Some fertilizer is stored in the plant
tissues to produce a dense, green lawn early in the spring.
A fall fertilizer supplies a homeowner with more value for
the money spent. More nutrients are used in the direct
maintenance of lawn density and its green colour. Try a
fertilizer application this fall.
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Capsule Comments
by Ernie Miatello
Glucosamine can be helpful for osteoarthritic
conditions. There is good scientific evidence that
it does do some good. Often, glucosamine is
combined with chondroitin and the science
proving the efficiency of this product is not as
good. For mild to moderate inflammatory conditions, glucosamine
is a good place to start. Dose is usually 500mg three times a day.
Those of you who take "blood thinners" like warfarin are aware it
has many interactions with foods and other drugs. Many people
take cranberry juice to acidify their urine to reduce urinary tract
infections. Recent evidence shows that modest amounts of
cranberry juice does not interact with warfarin. If you use this juice
regularly, tell you doctor.
Sleep researchers are always looking for the ideal sleeping pill. A
new one is being released soon that acts on two receptors sites in
the brain that are critical in the body's sleep -awake cycle. The name
of the drug is ramelteon and has the first new mechanism of action
of any sleep pill during the past 35 years.
Diabetics should have an eye exam at least once every year.
Since diabetes can affect the health of the retina, an exam will look
for changes on the retina. These changes, called retinopathy, can
be treated and possibly preserve eyesight.
The people who work in our pharmacy are our greatest asset. Let
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Phone 235-1982, PHARM
440 Main St. Exeter Asses
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WE ALSO DO CUSTOM
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