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Times—Advocate
Wednesday, October 10, 2007
Men's Health Dinner upcoming
HOLMESVILLE — Returning to the White Carnation
Banquet Hall in Holmesville again this year, the Huron
Perth Unit of the Canadian Cancer Society will be hold-
ing their annual Men's Health Dinner Oct. 22.
"It's Time to Put Your Butt Into It — Colon Cancer:
What is It? Who Gets It? How Can I Be Checked?"
will be presented by gastroenterologist Dr. J. Brow.
Common problems with the intestinal system such as
heartburn, ulcers, diverticulosis and cancer of the
bowel will also be addressed. This informative, fun
event is intended for both men and women. Tickets
are $20 and include a roast beef dinner. Tickets are
available until Oct. 15 at the following Huron County
locations: Exeter — Huron Apothecary; Clinton — New
Orleans Pizza; Goderich — Scotiabank; Seaforth —
Nifty Korners; Wingham — Christine's Closet, or by
calling the unit office at 1-800-294-0086, or by e -mail-
ing huron@ontario.cancer.ca
"We encourage men and women to be proactive
about cancer screening and early detection, and hold-
ing the Men's Health Dinners is one way the Society
gets the message out to the general public," says
Huron Perth Unit manager Janis Cunningham.
"This event promises to be extremely enlightening as
well as entertaining. I'm sure that men and women
alike will find attending very worthwhile."
The Canadian Cancer Society leads the way in the
fight against cancer by funding research on all types of
cancer; offering credible information on cancer, treat-
ment and risk reduction; and providing support for
people living with cancer.
For more information about the Society's services or
cancer, call 1-888-939-3333 or visit www.cancer.ca
Villa tea planned for Mon., Oct. 22
EXETER - The evening unit of
Exeter United UCW met in the
ladies parlour on Mon., Oct.
1. A large crowd with many
visitors gathered to hear
speaker, Elaine Cousineau
of North Bay, a Fetal
Alcohol Spectrum Disorder
(F.A.S.D.) consultant.
F.A.S.D. is caused when a
mother drinks while preg-
nant. Brain damage occurs
and these children have a life of
difficulty as they are unable to
handle money, remember or
reason things through.
Elaine was thanked by
Betty Clarke and pre-
sented with a gift.
Devotions were taken
by Dorothy Elliott, Marj
Tuckey and Betty using
"Thanksgiving" as their
theme.
Unit leader, Marion
Kerslake opened the business
portion with a minute of silence
in remembrance of former
member Agnes Aunger who
passed away. Plans were made
for our annual bazaar on Nov.
10. Elsie reminded everyone of
the Villa Tea on Oct. 22 and the
fall rally at night in St. Marys
with Elly Van Bergen as the
speaker. The evening closed
with Jean Palmer's group serv-
ing a tasty pumpkin dessert.
POLICE BRIEF
Business break-in
GRAND BEND — It was reported to OPP after the
fact that sometime between 9 p.m. Sept.30 and the
following morning, thieves broke into a Main Street
Grand Bend business by forcing the front door to an
arcade game storage area. Once inside, the culprits
scaled over a dividing wall, through the ceiling and
into the adjacent clothing store. An inventory will
be conducted as to what may have been stolen.
There are no suspects. The investigation is continu-
ing.
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Harley Draw Dance
Featuring The River Junction Band
Saturday, October 20th, 2007
Seaforth and District Community Centre
Doors open at 8pm Entertainment starts at 9pm
Dance Tickets $10
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