The Times Advocate, 2004-10-13, Page 7Wednesday, October 13, 2004
Exeter Times–Advocate
Girl Guides of Canada members Jenn Wigle, daughter of
Jean Wigle of Exeter, and Lindsay Corbett, daughter of
Jeff and Sheila Corbett of Hensall, received the Chief
Commissioner of Canada Gold Award Oct. 3.This is the
highest award a girl can receive in Guiding before
becoming an adult.The presentation was made by their
unit leader, Melody Falconer -Pounder. The girls have
been attending leadership training in Bayfield, after com-
pleting Pathfinders. Recommendation was made by their
leader, based on their dedication to Guiding by helping
the junior branches with leadership, interest and time
devoted to camping, special activity planning and com-
mitment. The girls intend to continue membership in
Guiding, as they are trained and capable of taking their
place as unit leaders. Corbett will be working with the
Bayfield Brownie Pack. Wigle will become a district
leader, which entails taking meetings for the unit guider,
if for some reason, she is unable to go to her meeting.
The girls are entitled to attend district meetings and
special functions. (photo/submitted)
UCW plans annual bazaar
EXETER - The evening unit of Exeter United Church
Women met on Mon., Oct. 4 in the women's parlour.
Speaker for the evening was Natalie Kerslake from
Village Vines in Exeter. Kerslake made a beautiful
Thanksgiving arrangement which was won by Jean
Goff.
Sylvia Smith, Marion Kerslake, Leona Morley, Carol
Willard and Barb Tiedeman conducted devotions using
the theme, 'This is the Day That Our God has Made.'
Plans are being finalized for the annual bazaar Nov.
13.
The meeting closed with the Mizpah Benediction and
all enjoyed a tasty lunch served by Carol Moore's
group.
r Capsule Comments
by Ernie Miatello
It's October and flu -awareness time.
Remember that one of the best ways of
reducing your risk of flu is frequent and
thorough hand washing. The flu virus can live
on countertops, doorknobs, telephones for up
to 48 hours. These areas are a great source of contamination. Flu is
the sixth leading cause of death in seniors.
There's increased interest in cooking and eating very hot peppers of
different varieties Ijalapeno, habanero, etc). If some of the fluid from
these peppers gets on your skin, it can be very irritating. Soap and
water doesn't remove it. Use some vegetable oil to get it off your
skin. It works.
About 150 Canadians are diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease each
day. By 2031, there will be an estimated 750,000 Canadians with
Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia. Alzheimer's accounts for
two-thirds of dementia cases while vascular dementia, caused by
clogged brain arteries and strokes accounts for the rest.
Half the calls to poison centres in Canada involve children ingesting
prescription or over-the-counter drugs. Children between the ages
of one and three present the highest risk. Reduce this risk by
keeping all medications out of reach of children.
Once the doctor prescribes the right drug in the right dose and our
pharmacists explain how to take the drug, ifs your job to take it
correctly. Forty per cent of people are non-compliant with the
doctor's orders. Exercise good compliance.
Harvest Hop returns to Lucan
LUCAN — It's time to kick up your
heels for a worthy cause.
The Canadian Diabetes Association's
London branch will hold its Harvest Hop
Saturday, Oct. 23 at the Lucan
Community Centre. The doors open at 8
p.m.
With November being Diabetes
Awareness Month, the Harvest Hop is
the perfect place to launch its campaign.
Celebrating its sixth year, the auction
and dance fundraiser has raised more
than $70,000 towards finding a cure for
diabetes.
Approximately 500 guests are expect-
ed to participate in the fun -filled evening
of silent and live auctions, special events
and a late-night buffet. Cabin Fever will
entertain the crowd and help maintain a
casual, light-hearted atmosphere.
One lucky person will win a cruise for
two on the Carnival Victory Dec. 5 with
airfare from Detroit.
The support of companies and individ-
uals donating items or services for the
event is overwhelming The Canadian
Diabetes Association is thankful to all
who participate in making this event a
success every year.
Tickets are $20 a person and are
available at Clarke's Variety, Langford
Lumber, Cruise Selloffs, Exeter Times -
Advocate or by calling Wayne Hall at
227-0044.
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