HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1993-06-16, Page 19Graduation
CRYSTAL JOAN WHYTE
Nick and Joan Whyte are
proud to announce the
graduation of their daughter
Crystal Joan at the
Convocation Ceremonies
held at University of Guelph
on June 4, 1993. Crystal
received her Bachelor of
Applied Science honours
degree In Child Studies.
She will be attending
Teacher's College in
Australia this fall. Love and
Congratulations from Mom
& Dad, Ben, Dave, Brian and
Murray.
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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, 1993. PAGE 19.
Missionaries tell
of living in India
What is a Mission Festival?
The many people that were able
to attend the day-long activities in
the Teeswater Presbyterian Church
on Saturday, June 5 now have a
better idea of what to expect when
they hear of a Mission Festival.
Sponsored by the members of the
Maitland Presbyterial under the
leadership of Agnes Bregman and
her committee, activities started at
10 a.m. with Vice President
Mildred Dickson welcoming
everyone and prayer. L. Emmerton
gave a presentation on the work of
the Queen's Bush Ministry. Musical
selections were given by Jean Betts
and Eileen Chambers. Margaret
and Jake Vanderzweerde,
missionaries home from India and
Nepal were the principle speakers
for the day, telling some of their
experiences while working in those
countries.
The afternoon session was under
the leadership of Kathleen Elliott.
Rev. Wilson told of the ministry at
Project
seeks
community
support
Continued from page 10
two different sites which do not
meet the demands of the clients or
the staff. The need for confiden-
tiality and improved service spaces
which are child-friendly at a
reasonable cost make a 'built-
specific', agency-owned facility
necessary.
The Huron Children's Aid
Society Family Resource Centre
will be built on McEwan Street in
Goderich to address these needs
and the needs of other agencies that
impact on families and children in
Huron County. With a grant from
the Ministry of Community and
Social Services, the bulldozers
have moved onto the site, but the
help of the community to assist in
funding the total project is needed.
To learn more about this exciting
project, call the Children's Aid
Society at 220 Huckins Street,
Goderich, telephone 524-7356.
Exeter reeve
offers
support
Continued from page 14
farm and the Vet Lab Services
should also be left at Centralia
College, as these are part of the
students' learning experience. The
group also wants to promote the
college's conference facilities.
The Tri-Municipal group was
formed a number of years ago
when annexation talks between
Grand Bend, Stephen and
Bosanquet began. Since then, the
group has met regularly to keep
lines of communication open.
Stephen is in Huron County while
Bosanquet and Grand Bend are in
Lambton County.
The Tri-Municipal Committee
formed a sub-committee to study
Economic Development, Mr.
Tomes explained. He added that the
group did not want to encourage
industrial growth, as this was being
looked after in Huron Park by the
Ontario Development Corporation.
However, the group was concerned
about Centralia College, as it didn't
want to see the entire campus
closed down, or split up.
Reeve Bill Mickle of Exeter
offered his support for the plan to
seek funding for a feasibility study.
Huron Feathers, Sauble Beach
where she and her husband work
among the vacationers with day
camps, teen programs, and Sunday
services. Several musical selections
were given by students of the
Ashfield Sunday School, Eileen
Chambers and the McKenchie
family of Kincardine. Michael and
Sheri each played a piano solo and
Jonathan played both the violin and
the trumpet. Margaret
Vanderzweerde showed slides and
had a very interesting commentary
of the work in India. Margaret
Greig, A.E.C. gave an overview of
her work in the area.
Set up in the lower part of the
church were displays from India
and Nepal, Malawi, the Lucknow
C.G.I.T., Queen's Bush Ministry,
Sleeping Children Around the
World, Camp Kintail, Huron
Feathers, the Children's Rally as
well as W.M.S. Posters and a book
display.
The evening service was a praise
and worship service with President
Erlma Haldenby in charge. Rev.
Stephen Lindsay welcomed
everyone to Knox Church,
Teeswater. Again several musical
selections were enjoyed by
everyone including a sing-song by
Lorraine Clugston and Agnes
Bregman, the MacDonald Sisters,
the S. Kinloss Ladies Trio, the
Bushell Family from Kinlough, and
the Teeswater Connection.
Erlma Haldenby gave the
meditation on praise and the
singing of "The Day Thou Gayest,
Lord is Ended" followed.
Agnes Bregman pronounced the
benediction. Everyone was invited
downstairs for a time of fellowship
and refreshments. Erlma announced
the fall Presbyterial will be held in
Kincardine on Sept. 15 at 5:30 p.m.
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Moving up!
The graduating kindergarten class at Blyth Public School is (back row, left to right) Melissa
Wilson, Allison George, Danny Cullen, Brea Hickey, Britany Fritz, Dale Rivers, Nicholas
Stryker, (front row, left to right) John Weiler, Amanda Bearss, Tasha Cook, Jim Ritchie, Kyle
McNeil, Sarah Les Pearance, Tyrell McClinchey and Michael Moore.