The Times Advocate, 2006-05-31, Page 1212
Exeter Times -Advocate
Wednesday, May 31, 2006
Exeter Lioness donate cheques
The Exeter Lioness handed out over $500 worth of cheques May 25 supporting Exeter and area.
From left are Exeter Lioness presidentAnnThompson, KeIIi Fulton of the Summer Playground
Program, Brian Richardson of the Exeter Rodeo, Faye Skinner of the Usborne Central School
SAC, Elaine Floyd ofTown and Country Support Services, Paul Scott of the Fishing Derby and
Exeter Lioness service chairperson Marie Nethercott. (photo/Nina Van Lieshout)
Public assistance needed in suspicious barn fire
SOUTH HURON — Huron OPP along with the Huron Park Fire Department and
Dashwood's Tanker responded to a barn fire May 26 at approximately 11:30 p.m. The fire
at 38757 Kirkton Road, south, in South Huron is considered suspicious. Located in the
building was farm equipment valued at more then $8,000. The barn's estimated value is
unknown at this time. The investigation is continuing. If you have any information that
can assist Police with this investigation, please call the OPP or CRIME STOPPERS at 1-
800-222-8477 (1 -800 -222 -TIPS).
Crediton Fish Fry June 16
CREDITON - The guest speaker
at Zion United Church in Crediton
Sunday morning was Mark Graves
of Stratford and his message was
entitled, "Purpose and Meditation
are the One and the Same?"
The annual church anniversary
service will be held next Sun., June
4 and Zion has been very fortunate
in being able to book a rising new
Christian singing group called
"Heaven's Gate". This is a won-
derful opportunity to worship our
Lord in song. This is one Sunday
you do not want to sleep in or head
for the beach.
The third annual Shriners Fish
Fry is set for Fri., June 16 at the
Crediton ball park. Full particu-
lars can be seen in the Coming
Events section of this issue of the
T -A.
The regular meeting of the
UCW.will be held on Thurs., June
1 at 8 p.m. For roll call please
bring a plant slip in a small pot to
exchange. All ladies are welcome.
The Sunday School service and
picnic is set for Sun., June 11 and
the annual Decoration Day service
Zion West Sunday School anniversary service June 4
By Mary Peterson
CENTRALIA CORRESPONDENT
A huge thank you to the many people who donated
their time and treasures and shopped at the yard sale.
If you missed out on that special item this year, watch
CENTRALIA - Summer has finally arrived in for information next spring about the annual yard and
Southwestern Ontario, and it was great to have warm, bake sale!
sunny weather for the yard and bake sale at Centralia Many United Church members from the area, includ-
United Church on Sat., May 27. There were lots of ing those from Centralia and Zion West, participated in
treasures waiting for just the right match with a new a special time of renewal on the weekend in Mitchell at
home and new owner, including some beautiful the London Conference. Centralia and Zion decorated
antique plates, toys and games, books and puzzles for special tables to share information with others about
warm summer days, CDs and videos, and furniture. the pastoral charge.
The baked goods table was a popular stop for cakes, The ladies of the UCW are looking forward to an
squares, cookies, and more. In the evening of fellowship on Thurs., June 1.
kitchen, several ladies were kept very CENTRALIA NEWS Instead of preparing the meals as they
busy baking delicious raisin, rhubarb, usually do, they're going to enjoy an
and cherry pies. opportunity to relax and share dinner at a local Exeter
The beautiful patio pots and hanging baskets added restaurant.
wonderful colour, and many people were pleased to Young people are invited to the Thames Road United
pick up their floral purchases. There were some lovely Church "Fun -A -Thou" on June 2 from 7 to 10 p.m.
perennials, too, including dainty blue forget-me-nots There will be a campfire at 9 p.m. and parents are wel-
and grape hyacinths. come at that time. Pledge forms and additional infor-
Shoppers found several other yard sales throughout mation are available by contacting Sharon Pavkeje at
Centralia village and enjoyed strolling through the vil- 229-6891.
lage in the warm sunshine. Zion West Sunday School invites everyone to their
Anniversary worship at 9:45 on Sun., June 4. As the
congregation from Centralia United Church is invited,
this will be a joint worship, and there won't be sepa-
rate worship at Centralia. If you're planning to attend,
they hope that you'll be able to share a time of fellow-
ship following worship.
Regular worship will be held at both Centralia and
Zion West on Sun., June llth, and will include commu-
nion and confirmation.
Also in June, a special musical night will be held with
Bruce Harding from B.C. Everyone is invited to
Centralia United Church on Mon., June 26, at 7:30 p.m.
for an inspirational evening of music and song. Tickets
are available now, and would make a great Father's
Day gift!
Hire a student
EXETER — Need summer
help? Why not give a young per-
son the opportunity to gain work
experience?
If finding help this summer just
adds to your workload, save
yourself some time and let your
local Service Canada Centre for
Youth (SCCY) assist you in ford-
ing the help you need. All our
services are free and will allow
you to enjoy the benefits of hav-
ing an enthusiastic employee.
Celebrating more than 35 years,
SCCYs have been helping businesses get the right
summer help.
SCCY services include posting your job vacancies
in our office and on Service Canada's Internet Job
Bank, and access to information about employ-
ment standards, health and safety in the work-
place, wage rates, and information on Government
of Canada programs and services.
For more information on hiring a student, con-
tact Katie at the Exeter SCCY at (519) 235-1711.
We are located at 349 Main St. S., Exeter. Our
office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday to
Friday.
For more information on the Government of
Canada's programs and services, please call the
toll-free Youth Info Line at 1-800-935-5555, the
touch-tone phone or teletypewriter line (TTY) at 1-
800-926-9105 or visit youth.gc.ca
You can also visit jobbank.gc.ca or youth.gc.ca
for other services offered to both employers and
job seekers.
KATIE
EMMRICH
SUMMER
EMPLOYMENT
OFFICER
at the Crediton Cemetery is Sim.,
June 25.
C.W.I. - The Crediton Women's
Institute held their annual Mystery
Night on May 24. Members and
spouses and friends traveled to the
Bayfield area to visit the Te -Em
Nursery Farm. There they
browsed the one acre greenhouse
to see the annual and perennial
plants and shrubs. Members
bought some supplies to plant their
flower beds and planters.
From there they went to the
Bayfield Berry Farm where they
were served with a delicious sup-
per at 6:30 p.m. After supper the
business meeting was held and
members enjoyed browsing their
show room of crafts and baked
goods.
The next meeting will be the
annual picnic in June at the home
of Alma Davey. The tentative date
is set for June 17 with confirma-
tion in mid June. That will also be
planning night, so come with some
new and interesting ideas. Anne
Cottel volunteered to look after the
games for that night.
POLICE BRIEF
Ironwood break and enter
EXETER — On May 21 Huron OPP responded to a
motion alarm at Ironwood Golf Club on Morrison Line
in South Huron. The officer observed that thieves had
smashed a glass door to the business to gain entry. A
list of items missing is yet to be determined.
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Ontario is protecting the health of all its citizens by
implementing the new tobacco control legislation, called
the Smoke -Free Ontario Act, beginning May 31st, 2006.
The Act increases bans on smoking in enclosed public
places and in enclosed workplaces across Ontario. It also
prohibits the sale of tobacco products to youth under the age
of 19. In addition, the Act regulates the promotion, handling,
and display of tobacco products.
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