Times-Advocate, 1999-01-27, Page 24Wednesday, January 27, 1998
Exeter Tines—Advocate
Family
The committee takes
a break to show
some of the blocks.
Back row from left:
Kathy Bray, Usborne
Twp., Shirley Cooper,
Usborne Twp. and
Helen Miller, Grand
Bend. Middle row
from left: Dolores
Shapton, Exeter, Barb
Passmore, Usborne
Twp. and Bev
VanNinhuys,
Goderich Twp. Front
row from left: Diane
Carson, Hanover,
Linda Johns, Usborne
Twp. and Elizabeth
Hendrick,
Dashwood:. i "44 in 55'�
IPM quilt competition
winners announced
CREDITON. -- The 1999 International Plowing Match
Quilt Committee met last week in Crediton to make fur-
ther plans for the quilt show in April and to view the
blocks entered' in the Quilt Block Challenge.
Entrants were given three swatches of material. The
swatches were to depict Huron County.
Entrants were from throughout southern Ontario.
First - Shirley Grubb, Mildmay, second - Muriel.
MacKenzie, Luctcnow, third - June Sparkling, Owen
Sound, fourth - Grace Drummond, Mitchell, rah- Jean
Richert, Petersburg. Honourable mention went to June
Klassen of London, Kathryn Cale of Goderich and Ann
Sanders of Sauble Beach.
Quilters still have time to enter the quilt competition
for the IPM Quiltapw at the South Huron Recreation
Centre its Ebtootilitaptik.liik.l g
tartans and a reception will be at 7 p.m. The show con-
tinues April 9, 10. a.m. - 8 p.m., ,April 10, 10 a.m.. - 4
p.m. and April 11, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Committee chairperson Dolores Shapton said they,
are also looking for plowing match quilts from IPMs in
1964, '66 and '78.
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Men's Breakfast group enjoys s
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CENTRALIA - The
Men's _ Breakfast at
Centralia United
Church on Saturday,
January 23 was very
successful. Alan Powe
introduced guest speak-
er Peter Garland. He
has been very involved
in John Davidson's
across -Canada walk,
Jesse's Journey, a
Father's Tribute, to
raise funds for genetic
research. Garland
joined Davidson several
times during his walk,
including the beginning
in Newfoundland and
the ending in Victoria,
British Columbia.
Brent Caslick thanked
Garland for speaking
about this inspirational
story. A question and
.answer period followed.
Centralia United
Church will host anoth-
er Fun Night for the
Sunday School children
tonight.
Annual Congrega-
tional Meetings will be
held at Zion on January
28 and at Centralia on
February 3 at 8 p.m.
On February 4, the
women of the Centralia
UCW will hold their
meeting at the church
at 8 p.m.
The Annual Family
Night Potluck will be
held at Zion West
United Church on
• Friday,. February 5
beginning at 7 p.m.
Euchre results
The weather was
much improved this
time when the group
gathered for the
Monday afternoon
euchre . games at
Heywoods Restaurant
on January 18. Tile
Hidden Score winner of
the day was Jean Cook.
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Capsule Comment
with Ernie Miatello
Until further data are available, all herbal prod-
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products are drugs and as with prescribed over-
the-counter medications, the least taken during pregnancy the
safer. We still don't know all the effects that herbals have on the
fetus so when in doubt, don't take it.
The Los Angeles Times commissioned its own analysis of 10
brands of St ,John's Wort last year. Three of the 10 samples con-
tained less than half of the active ingredient claimed on the label.
Some maples contained less than 20%. It highlights the need
for some regulation in this field. Consumers should get what the
label says they are paying for.
The number of cigar smokers has risen 50% since 1993. It's
!leen made glamorous by movies and TV but cigar smokers who
inhale have a greater risk of lung cancer than cigarette smokers
and 10 times the risk of mouth, throat and lip cancer. Not so
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