The Times Advocate, 2004-04-14, Page 7Wednesday, April 14, 2004
Exeter Times—Advocate
Stephen Central Public School held its Spelling Bee competition for grades 5,6,7
and 8.The spelling bee was sponsored by the Dashwood Optimist Club. Left to
right, Dave Gill, Dashwood Optimist Club President,T.J. Zielman Grade 7,
Samantha Goias Grade 6,Allison Neeb Grade 8, Gina Phouttharath Grade 5, and
Jill Kipfer, Dashwood Optimist Club Treasurer.Winners advance to Zone final on
April 13 at Oxbox Public School, hosted by Ilderton Optimists this year.
(Photo/submitted)
Join the Zurich diners every Wednesday
ZURICH - All persons
55 -plus within the village
of Zurich that require
transportation can
receive free pick-up to
and from diners each
Wednesday simply by
phoning 235-0258 and
leaving a message for
Marg Hayter.
Bob Kirk and Carl
Finkbeiner set up for
exercise and diners while
Betty expertly put all
through the paces of
stretching and cardio rou-
tine.
At the desk today: Gwen
McKellar and Doris
Hamilton. Helping Mary
Koricina in the kitchen
were Maddie Smith,
Cecelia Farwell; serving
and clean up: Doris
Jantzi, MaryLou
Denomme, Dianne Wilds
and driver for the day,
Bill Smith.
The 50/50 was won by
Lottie Grenier. Door
prizes were won by Helen
MacLean, Ursula Regier,
MaryLou Denomme, Lee
Regier, Gwen McKellar.
Announcements of Winbow from the VON.
upcoming meetings and
events at the new arena
were made by Marg
Hayter, and introduction
of Minister Phil Wagler of
Mennonite Church. His
topic was an Easter mes-
sage, closing with song.
Those wishing to stay for
cards did so. The next
diners, April 14, will
have guest speaker Kim
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Ca sule Comments
by Ernie Miatello
April is Parkinson's Awareness Month. Over
100,000 Canadians live with Parkinson's disease,
a progressive, neurological disorder with no
cure. It's been said that having Parkinson's is like
driving a car with the brake on. Drug therapy helps reduce the
braking and helps increase ease of mobility.
Apples are kind of neat: One medium apple contains only 80
calories. Its crispness helps clean your teeth; it contains vitamins A
and C, potassium, fibre and pectin. It's a great snack food. Have one
today!
Speaking of vitamins, many products are called vitamins but cannot
truly be called that. True vitamins are essential nutrients that cannot
be synthesized by our bodies. For that reason, we have to get these
vitamins from our food and from supplements.
Current evidence does not support the use of syrup of ipecac to
induce vomiting in cases of suspected poisoning at home. Activated
charcoal is not supported either due to being messy, difficult to use
and disliked by children. Best advice is to keep the number of the
Poison Control Centre close at hand then call for advice if a
poisoning occurs in your home.
Pharmacists' dispensing medication in childproof containers has
been responsible for a huge reduction in child -poisonings. Still, keep
all medications out of the reach of children.
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Phone 235-1982,
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Beef supper in HensallWed.Apr. 21
By Liz Sangster
HENSALL CORRESPONDENT
HENSALL - At Carmel
Presbyterian Church
Tracy Whitson-Bahro was
the minis-
ter with HENSALL
Joyce
Pepper and Dorothy
Taylor supplying the
music for the ministry of
song. Whitson-Bahro had
a special children's time.
Al Hoggarth and Harry
Smith received the offer-
ing. On Thurs., April 29
there will be a noon hot
luncheon from 11:15 a.m.
to 1 p.m. Everyone is wel-
come; for tickets phone
263-6349.
At Hensall United
Church the service began
with welcome and
announcements followed
by the passing of the
peace. The greeter was
Evaline McAllister with
Pat Veal and Donna Smale
looking after the ushering
duties. Evelyn Elder was
the candle -lighter. The
Scripture was read by
Warren Elder. Lauralee
Schnieder was the organ-
ist. Communion service
was conducted by Rev.
Judith Ritchie. Easter lilies
placed in the sanctuary
are in memory of Alvin
and Lawrence Cole by
Margaret
NEWS Cole, in mem-
ory of John
Castledine, Johanna
Kaake and Mary Hills by
Bill Gibson and Les Hills,
and by the Fee Estate in
memory of Walter Victor
Fee and Florence Ann Fee
and by the Hensall and
Community Horticultural
Society.
There will be a beef sup-
per at the United Church
on Wed., April 21 from 5
p.m. to 7 p.m., adults $12,
children 5 to 12 $5, chil-
dren under 5 eat free.
Take-out orders are avail-
able. For tickets phone
Janice Alderdice at 263-
2535 or Lucielle Beer at
262-2180.
The Hensall and
Community Horticultural
Society will meet on Wed.,
Apr. 28 in the Fellowship
Hall at Hensall United
Church. Guest speaker
Martin Quinn will discuss
`Elements of the Garden.'
Mr. Quinn will have plants
and copies of his latest
book for sale. There will
be refreshments; everyone
is welcome.
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