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Halifax bomber print
Sign here. Exeter's King MacDon-
ald (left) is a proud World War 11
veteran who served as an air gun-
ner in the mid-upper turret of the
"Victorious Virgin" Halifax bomb-
er. MacDonald's crew and plane
are the subject of a limited edi-
tion print by Charles Kadin of To-
ronto. The pBrint is based on the
68th opera`tron of the Victorious
Virgin's distinguished life — the
preparation ofthe bomber for a
night sortie over Germany on a
September evening in 1944. Ka-
din (top right) was in Exeter re-
cently to get MacDonald's signa-
ture that will appear with the
signatures of the artist and the
remaining crew members on 75
of the prints.
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Plowing Match discussed by WI
DASHWOOD - Dashwood
Women's • Institute monthly
meeting was held at the hall
November- 4 and the Agriculture
convener was Aldenc Wolfe:'
The.mening included the Interest
in Agriculture Today. Trivia
Questions. Jokes and Healthy
Farmers Word Search.
The roll call - naming something
that goes into- a compost - was
answered by 11 members and
seven guests.
The minutes of the last meeting.
- treasurers report. and information
on the Loncl<in Area Convention
held in Emhro. including
resolutions. were read..
The business consisted of the Fall
Board report. the invitation from
the Bluewater Rest Home.
donations, and the Christmas During lunch a pattern for table
meeting at Allen's Restaurant setting was handed in. Birthday and
December 2 at 6 p.m.
The motto - Simple Food used in
the Great Depression was given. by
Aldene Wolfe. Dorothy
Restemayer read two poems "In
Flanders Field and
"Advertisement for W.i."
The guest speaker for November
4 was Graeme Craig. chairman of
1999 International Plowing Match
and • Farm Machinery Show.
Graeme explained the , planning
process to date ' and answered
questions about the event. Gerry
Thiel, vice chair of the event was
also present .and explained' site
preparation. ipvvenirs were on
display forthce present for
viewing.
Rebekah Lodge December events
EXETER - Noble Grand Bev Campbell presided over the meeting
assisted by Vice Grand Jean Hodgert. The group is selling cheese and
-orders are to he in.hy November 19. -
• The Lodge is invited to a Prior Boy Luncheon in St. Marys on
November 12. Cost. is $5. There is a Bazaar and Bake Sale at the llderton
egion Hall on November 22 at 1 p,tn. ,
The Grand Master's banquet is being held December 2 at Thames Road
United Church. Cost is $12.50 each. The Christmas Party will be on
December 3 in the Lodge hall, $4 and $2 going to the Christmas Bureau.
The next Past Grands meeting will be held November 13 at Sister Elaine
Skinner's home. ,
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If you know of someone who has
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Disttict High School
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a great example for our younger readers,
please give us a call.
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anniversary wishes were sung for
Florence Martens. June , and Earl
Rader, Katharine and Emil Becker,
land Martha and Eben Weigand.
Everyone identified the 23 Farm
Hazards and described their
antiques. Many kinds of bread and
trimmings were enjoyed. •
Auction planned for November 21
Thames Road/Elimville members are organizing the fundraiser
Auction to start at
7:30 p.m....
Rhoda Rohde
Thames Road correspondent
Church service
THAMES ROAD - The regular
church service was conducted by
Rev. Jock Tolmay at Elimville on
-Sunday morning. •
During the singing of the Introit,
Sharon Passmore lit the Christ Can-
dle, gave the welcome and the an-
nouncements. She also led in the
•Call to Worship and the Prayer of
Approach and Confession.
Rev. Tolmay told the children
about Armistice, and Working For
Peace also showed them some arti
facts of Remembrance.
The choir sang "Sacred.. Memo-
ries" accompanied by pianist Mari-
lyn Vandenbussche.
Sharon Passmore read the scrip-
ture. Passmore also led in the Re=
sppnsive Reading Psalm 127.
The title of Rev. Tolmay's ser-
mon was "Unlikely Candidates."
John Batten and Larry Lynn re-
ceived the offering and were also
the greeters. The bouquet of flow-
ers in the church on Sunday were
placed there in memory of the late
Herman Herdmam.
The Food Bank harvested on Sat-
urday November 8, 13 acres of
corn which yielded 109 bushels per
acre on Phil Johns farm.
Rob Morley and Brent Dawson
combined the corn. Jack Hodgert
provided the trucks. Drivers were
Murray Dawson and Al McNight.
The two. ministers Rev. Jock Tol-
may and Pastor Heather Scott were
there to begin the harvest and they
had their pictures taken for the Ob-
server.
Life and work of the
congregation
Sunday November 16 the UCW
35th Anniversary at Thames Road
at 9:45 a.m. Guest speaker: Rev.
Pam Tolmay and special music by
Shirley Kerslake and Marilyn Van-
denbussche.
Sunday November 16 the Strat-
ford Soul Singers in concert at
Hensall United Church at 3 p.m.
Tickets $10. each and children 6-
12 $5. Available at CBIC and
Drysdale Appliances Hensall and
Selah Books in Exeter.
Wednesday, November 19 Mes-
sengers at Elimville from 7-8 p.m.
Bring a loonie (from Senior Kin-
dergarten to Grade 3).
'Thursday, November 20 the
Youth Group will meet at Thames
Road at 5:15 p.m. for supper. A $3.
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Friday, November 21 - Time,
Talent and Treasure Auction at
Kirkton-Woodham . Community
Centre with doors opening at 6:30
p.m. Auction to start at 7:30 p.m. If
you are having a hard time coming
up with an idea for the auction
please see sample lists in the maga-
zine racks in each church.
Sunday, November 23. Childrens
Sunday. Please bring a • donation
suitable for a child or teenager (a
toy, game, book, makeup, tooth-
brush, clothing). The articles will
he given to the Christmas Bureau.
Sunday, December 7. White Gift
Sunday.
Personals
Congratulations to Carol Parsons
and Winston Churchill who were
married at Elimville Church on
Saturday.
Several people from this area at-
tended the open house in honor of
Fred and Butsy Parkinson's 50th
wedding anniversary at Kirkton-
Woodham Community Centre on
Saturday afternoon.
Glenn and Dorothy Jeffery, Bill
and Rhoda Rohde attended Open
House in honor of their Aunt Myr-
tle Hannas IOOth birthday celebrat-
ed at Stratford on Sunday after-
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Capsule Comments
with Ernie Miatello
Why do some- people eat flaxseed as a dietary sup-
plement? Flaxseed oil contains alpha -linolenic acid
which is converted to an omega-3 fatty acid in the
body. These are the compounds that are purported
to lower triglycerides and have anti-inflammatory and
anti -blood -clotting effects.
Coffee is generally not recommended for anyone with gastric ulcers,
heartburn or sleeping problems. Coffee does increase the production of
stomach acid and the caffeine content (about three times the amount in
tea) can cause irritability and insomnia.
The flu Shot season is here again. Not everyone wishes to have a flu
shot but certain groups of people should have one. These include the
elderly (especially those in nursing homes), those with chronic lung,
heart or kidney conditions, children with asthma and those persons with
immune system problems (like AIDS).
When taking medications, write down any discomfort or unusual effects
you experience. It is important to keep your pharmacist and doctor in-
formed about drug reactions so they can advise you better.
The goal of our pharmacists is to build a rapport with you. We want- to
help you become more informed about your medications. We believe it's
important that you take charge of your own health and having the right in-
formation about your medications is part of it.
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Your personal resume should accompany
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are some guidelines to follow in preparing your resume;
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than two pages
The resume should be typed on 8.1/2" x 11" white paper
with enough white space to prevent a cluttered look
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Next under a sub -heading "Work History" detail the
previous jobs you've held - in reverse date order
- that is, last job first.
- Use a separate paragraph for each position and
precede it with the dates you held that position.
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responsibilities - and the results you achieved.
The next section "ofyau) resume should come under the
sub-headinghf "Eduqition". Start with the highest
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name of the institution at which you studied. Follow
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Under the sub -heading "Affiliations", list memberships
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