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COMMUNITY
Library barbecue
Carrington Regan of Mount Carmel receives a hot dog from Exeter Lioness Liz Stephens.
The Lioness Club hosted a barbecue on Friday for members of the Exeter Public Library's
Summer Reading Club. The Lioness Club also donated $150 towards the summer reading
program. Thirty-seven area. children participated ,in the Summer Reading Program .while 33
children enjoyed Camp Read -a -lot.
Young dancers compete in Scotland
• By Annie Moreno
.Shipka• correspondent
SHIPKA• - Susan Ziclman-
Robson. daughter of Annie
Zielman; Shipka. travelled recently
to Scotland with her husband and
three children. Susan and Wayne's
two daughters Shcina and Breagh
are competitivehighland dancers
the went .with he purpose of com-
peting in some of the •Scottish
Highland Games in that. country.
Both girls were successful and
brought home 24 -medals between
them; gold. silver and bronze. All
three of•thc Robson children carne.
back as winners. A son -Colin even
won a door price at one..of the
Highland -Games. Throughout the
three weeks, the whole family trav-
elled• extensively throughout the
country -taking in as many sites as
.possible including the Edinburgh
Castle, Military Tattir'o, theisle of
` Skye and•the Queen's summer resi-
dence. Balmoral Castle. •
'A highlight of the holiday was a
cruise on the famous Loch Ness. - The trip was sponsored in part by
the Windsor and District Highland
Dante Association -to educate and
enhance dancer development in this.
country. •
Ken and Marg; Baker attended • a
memorial service at Pine River
United Church on August, 16 for-
their
or
their sister-in-law Verna (Wurm)
Neaman of Point Clarke. who
passed away August 12 at
Kincardine Hospital.
Get well wishes go to Ferman
Snyder who is a patient at. South_
.Huron Hospital, Exeter,
Elizabeth Coghlin and daughters
Tiffany and Tatyana of Atwood.
- were recent visitors with grandpas
ents Ken and Marg Baker.
Happy 90th birthday wishes this
month to Annie Becker of Exeter, a
-former-neighbor-in-this-area.
Hugh and Annie Moretti hosted
a cousins reunion On August 15..
They 'met for a noon meal at Erb's
Country Kitchen in Zurich. then
• hack to the Moretti home .for a
social afternoon. Those attending
included Louis and Donelda Gable.
Pittsburgh P.A.. Verna/lay, Exeter.
Peter Jackson. Toronto. Beverley
Ford, Grand Valley. Bill Coleman.
Kippcn, Mary and Art Finlayson.
Scaforth, Do9nald•Jackson, Hensall.
During .the` afternoon ,they, had a
presentation of gifts and cards -to
the -American cousins who -will cel -
Orate' their
el-cbrate'their. 50th wedding anniver-
sary in mid-September. This, group
arc all grand- and great-grandchil-
dren of Jackson grandparents wh9
came to Canada in the late 1880s
from County Wicklow, Ireland in a
sailing vessel that took between six
and eight weeks to cross the
Atlantic. With them they had seven
young children with tour more horn
in Canada. They lived most of their .
lives in Rogcrville, south of
Hensall.on No. 4 Highway. •
Visiting with Hugh and Annie
- Mbrenz last Sunday was their
nephew. Clinton Dell. his fiancee'
Katrin Lindval and their friend
Pelle-Wennhagc from Trollhattan,
Sweden. The visitors were o•a r,
month's holiday • in Alberta.; ta,;
Toronto and Belleville areas,,
Keri and Marg Baker attended
their cousin's, Tiny Wells, 80th
birthday ccichratiE].n__and_ also.,Alex. .
,Mciklc'sretirement Open House:
Did you know? '
In June of 1897 at Greenway
United Church, Mr. W.H: Taylor.
M.P.. laid' a cornerstone for the,
Trustee Board and Mrs: LT:Wilson -
laid a cornerstone for the Ladies
•Aid. a >,
Township
awards
contract
STEPHEN TOWNSHIP - Coun-
cil awarded the Huron Park Sewer
Repair Contract to G. J. Sharpe
:Excavating. St. Marys at a hid Of
$159.993.07. ,
Council also passed a motion ap-
proving the extension of.w•ater ser-
vices to Part Lot 5. Concession 1.
No objection to
renumbering
STEPIEILTOWNSHIP - Coun-
cil passed a motion indicating it has
no objection to the renumbering of
County Road 4 to County Road 10.
providing signage indicating the
change is maintained for a period
cif fi'`e years. • .
Capsule Comments
with Ernie Miatello
.a.
What is the meaning of "sparingly" on the label -when you
get a cream or ointment? Generally. these products will not
work any better if applied thickly or thinly on the skin. Spar-
ingly means 'a small amount' to be rubbed in well. Using
it spar;ITgly works well and -your prescription will last longer.
For those'persons who have trouble swallowing pills. there.
is another method to help the medicine go down: Place the
pill in a spoonful of applesauce and swallow. The pill goes down with the apple-
sauce. Easy and tasty!
•
People -who have Parkinson's Disease will benefit from keeping a diary of their
progress throughout the day. They can list when disease • symptoms worsen.
They can keep track of which foods were eaten and when.medications taken be-
cause there could be a correlation between food. medication and worsening of
symptoms. This is good information to have for a doctor -visit.
The internet is full of information on every conceivable subject and health is cer-
lalnly no exception. Two web sites that are worth looking at are:
www.dlabetes.ca and www.arthritis.ca . Both these sites are consumer -oriented
and provide excellent information on their respective subjects.
JUST ANOTHER REMINDER; We are having a Diabetes Awareness
Day on Friday, September 5 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Please don't hesitate to call for Information.
itHURON APOTHECARY Ltd.
Phone 235-1982 440 Main St., Exeter
"Your Health Care Pharmacy"
Sunday School teachers: visit
By Mary Peterson
• Centralia correspondent
• CENTRALIA Congratulations
to Ruth Ann (Essery) and her hus-
band Matt Pickett on the birth of
their son, Alexander William. Rutty
Ann is a former Centralia -area resi-
dent, and she and her husband both
teach in Wiarton. `lite baby was
born August 21 in Owen Sound,
and is the grandson of Bill and June
Essery of Centralia and Dr. Charles
and Dorthy Pickett of St. Georges,
Ontario.
Ladies of Centralia U.C.W. will
want to mark on their calendars for
,r
an upcoming meeting on Thursday,
September 4 at 8 . p.m. at the.
church. -
-Centralia Faith Tabernacle
Many children enjoyed Opera-
. tion Lifeboat!, daily vacation Bible
School at the church August 18-20:
Several activities and crafts were
made throughout the week.
On September 2, the Sunday
School teachers will make their an-
nual visit to Huron Park for the
new 1997-98 school year. They
hope to meet many people after
6:30 p.m. that evening. •
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