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Home My WebLink AboutThe Times Advocate, 2008-01-30, Page 2424 TIMES—ADVOCATE Wednesday, January 30, 2008 Announcements/Community Horticultural societies host a special event By Liz Sangster HENSALL CORRESPONDENT HENSALL — At Hensall United Church the service began with welcome and announcements and the passing of the Peace. Cecil Pepper and Lucielle Beer were the ushers. Rev. Keith Lewis was the minis- ter, his message was "To Be Transfigured or Not To Be, That Is The Question". The Mann brothers looked after the nursery. The guest organist was Rob Cameron. Kay Mock was the reader and can- dle -lighter. The service closed with benediction and choral amen. The annual meeting will be held on Feb. 24 follow- ing a pot -luck lunch. At Carmel Presbyterian Church Andy Meinen was the minister with Joyce Your grocery shopping list MISSISSAUGA — Points Master (A Mississauga Business Enterprise Centre member.) A new free service is available that easily links the Canada food guide to the grocery shopping list and includes extra fea- tures. • Custom prints for the recommended number of food guide serving for the entire family or group of people on a single sheet of paper. • Shows the amount required from each food group for the entire fami- ly for a given period e.g. weekly or monthly. • Totals up the number of food guide servings as items are added to the grocery -shopping list and compares with what the family needs for the peri- od. • Any family member or authorized person (spouse, partner, child, etc. ) can add items to the shopping list from home, office school, train, sub- way or on the bus. • The shopping list can be printed or opened at the store from a web - enabled cell phone and items checked off as they are picked. • Print to use while preparing meals. It shows how much to include from each of the four food groups. • Use it as a reference while sharing food at the table, i.e. what portion from the four food groups each member would take, in other words how to fill up the plate. • The service is avail- able at http://www.makealiston- line.com Pepper playing the organ, and Frank Varley and Al Hoggarth receiving the offering. Rev. Andy's mes- sage was "The Shepherd Song". Several familiar hymns were sung. The service closed with bene- diction. An afternoon with Ed Lawrence The Clinton, Goderich, Lucknow, Ripley and Auburn Horticultural Societies will host "An Afternoon With Ed Lawrence" on Sat., April 19 at 1 p.m. at the Holmesville Community Hall. Ed Lawrence is the CBC -Radio Gardening Expert, Governor-General Gardener, and author of "Gardening Grief and Glory". There will be a presentation and question period. Tickets are $10 in advance or $12 at the door. Tickets are avail- able by calling Sharon Nivins at 519-529-7740, Anne Turton at 519-524- 6606, Ann Finlayson at 519-395-4687, Jeannette Martin at 519-482-3536, or Karen Redmond at 519- 526 7633 The Hensall shuffle- board scores for Jan. 22 are as follows: (4 games) Merle McLellan 420, Joyce Pepper 400. (3 games) Bill Coleman 512, Lorraine Alexander 425, Gord Ross 311, Dave Woodward 285. Graduate - Roberta Smith, mother of Caleb and daughter of Bob & Trudy has recently been accredited by the College of Massage Therapists of Ontario. Congratulations Roberta! Thank you to all who provided encouragement and support during the process. Without you, all of this would have been so much more difficult. Onward and upward Roberta. 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