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The Times Advocate, 2005-03-02, Page 9Wednesday, March 2, 2005 Exeter Times–Advocate 9 Luncheon to be held Wed. Mar. 2 By Muriel Lewis GRANTON CORRESPONDENT GRANTON — At the Granton -Wesley United Church on Sun., Feb. 27 the Bryanston Scouting movement took part in the service to celebrate Thinking Day. Lay Pastor Val Hodgins led the service and enti- tled the message `Learning to Trust'. Blake Foran lit the Christ Candle and the three pur- ple candles representing the first three Sundays in Lent. The lessons were from John 3 and Genesis 12. The theme of the chil- dren's time was `Nicodemus Wonders'. Flowers in the sanctuary were in memory of Jim Riddell. The youth group met at the church on Sunday evening. The Lenten luncheon this week will be held at St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church at noon on Wed., March 2 when Steve Welham will be the speaker. The World Day of Prayer will be held at Granton -Wesley United Church at 7:30 p.m., Fri., March 4 with guest speaker Elaine Olsen. St. Paul's Anglican At St. Paul's Anglican Church, Kirkton on Sun., Feb. 27 Christine Downey of St. Marys led the ser- vice of Morning Prayer. Kate Henry read the lessons. The message was about being sustained by Jesus, the spring of life and source of goodness. Organ recital enjoyed Larry Lewis and his mother Muriel Lewis attended the Lenten noon organ recital presented by organist Paul Merritt at First St. Andrew's United Church in London Fri., Feb. 25. A luncheon followed catered by Thames Secondary School students. Clandeboye W.I. Clandeboye Women's Institute met at St. James Parish Hall, Clandeboye on Wednesday afternoon, Feb. 23. President Betty McIntyre chaired the meeting and led the business. Wearing sunhats and sunglasses, everyone sat together around a table when McIntyre took them on an 11 -day cruise she had recently taken. After flying from Detroit to Santiago, they boarded the ship for two days and called at six ports. They went as far south as Acapulco, Mexico and eventually back to Santiago and home. McIntyre had taken many pictures which were passed around, as well as numerous mementoes. Carolyn Hardy, Lena Hardy and Barbara Carter served a Mexican fare lunch including pineapple squares and various fruits. GRANTOR NEWS Water testing not being done by municipality EXETER — Municipality of South Huron staff are advising residents that a compa- ny advertising water testing is not affiliated with the municipality. Dennis Hockey, man- ager of operations for South Huron, said attempts to contact the company were unsuc- cessful so they could not confirm it was the same company that was reported to be making calls for water testing last year. Hockey said two resi- dents had contacted the municipality within the last week after being asked to have their water tested. "They're looking to sell water purifiers is what they're doing," said Hockey. "From our past experi- ence, what has hap- pened, although we can't say that about this company because we're not hearing it, is they come in and do water tests and say your water is terrible...and try and scare people." POLICE BRIEF Library broken into HENSALL — On January 28 at approximately 4 a.m., OPP were alerted to a break-in in progress at the Huron County Library building on King Street in Hensall. The OPP officer responded after an alarm system was activated when a lower level window was forced open. The culprit activated the alarm, causing the thief to flee. A single set of foot prints were left in the snow and with the assistance of the canine unit were followed through backyards and eventually lost near an apartment com- plex. Nothing was stolen in the break-in but officers are following up on some leads. If you can help, pick up the phone and call the OPP or Crimestoppers. olen from the vehicle. The investigation continues. If you can help solve this case call the local OPP office in Exeter of contact Crimestoppers. MUNICIPALITY OF SOUTH HURON NOTICE SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT, 2002 Ontario Regulation 170/03 The Annual report for the Municipality of South Huron Drinking Water System may be viewed at our website: www.town.southhuron.on.ca and at the Exeter Branch of the Huron County Library or you may obtain a copy from Dawn Martene, Water Clerk, at the Olde Town Hall Municipal Office, 322 Main Street, Exeter. Laser Technology now being offered at Body & Soul Spa! EXETER -Exeter's Body & Soul Spa is delighted to introduce LASER HAIR REMOVAL as an expansion on their Spa treatments! Laser Technician, Therese Skinner has called Canada home for two years now. Previously trained in the UK, she now has 12 years of experience in the Health & Beauty industry. Having specialized in Electrolysis and due to hair removal technology advances, she has undertaken the training necessary to now offer Laser Hair Removal. Having considerably researched the available Laser systems, my aim was to offer clients the best results with the minimum of risks. The Apex diode laser stood out in a class of its own, as it is one of the few lasers that are FDA approved and has a unique cooling system which reaches sub -zero temperatures, creating an anesthetic effect, thus allowing more energy to target follicle destruction and sparing surrounding tissues of any damage". This laser specializes in hair removal only and can penetrate the skin by up to 8mm, therefore benefiting destruction of the follicles which lay deeper in the skin during the active stage of growth. "Quality costs! And it was not considered to settle for less when purchasing this machine. After all, you actually are only as good as your product!" Laser hair removal benefits people with hair growth problems as well as many others including beach lovers, swimmers, body builders, tri athletes, "internationally, laser is widely available in Australia as the beaches are a big part of Australian life. Europe has enjoyed the benefits of laser hair removal for many years as it is the trend now with ever increasing busy life to not put up with the ever ongoing depilatory of unwanted hair". Body & Soul Spa and Therese Skinner wish to invite anyone interested in Laser Hair Removal to an evening seminar on Mon., Mar. 7 between 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. where any questions can be answered, along with a demonstration of this very simple procedure can be experienced. Please let Body and Soul know you are coming by calling (519) 235 3000. Reserved Seating. ANY OTHER ENQUIRIES PLEASE DO NOT HESITATE TO CALL THERESE SKINNER AT (519) 385 2178 NOW TAKE %e off original prices JI sales final. 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