HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-07-14, Page 5EIIDDULPH GRADUATING CLASS — The 1982 grade eight class at
Biddulph Central School graduated Monday night with a banquet at
the lucan Community Centre. Back, left, Alan Richards, Glenn Root,
Wayne Hodgins, Rick Emery, Norman Shannon, Christopher Yule, Jeff
Gwalchmai, Kirk Davis, Dwaynelyons,Tim Shipley, Scott Rummell
and Jim Ovens. Fourth row, Erin McComb, Sean Westman, Ritchie
Moore, Dean Van Arenthals, Roddy Johnston, Guy Westman, Todd
Fronts, Bob Gnay, Doug Haskett, Jeff Turnbull, Noel Westman and
Robert Tindall. Third row, Percy Earhart, Debbie Prouse, Stuart
Thomas, David Steeper, Lauralee MacDonald, Sherrie Evans, Peggy
McFaIIs, Janice Atkinson, Christine Jones, Jennifer Anderson,
Christine Currah, Leanne Sovereign and Rob McNaII. Second row,
Stewart Thomas, Ben Bakker, Jamie Robb, Peter Bates, Doug Fretz,
Wendy Nevin, April Emery, Stephanie Hayter, Belinda Avery, Tanya
Butchort, Heather Blay, Steve Wickham and teacher Leroy Bryan.
Front, principal Wallace Mclay)teachers Laverne Revington and Judy
Everett, Anette Vonderguhk, Colleen Malcolm, Wanda Kenney.
Melissa Harding, Diane Watt, Amy Waugh and teachers Ann Bansley,
Lois Lantelgne and Jim Duddy.
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ty Presbyterian Church meeting closed with prayer. Calder McKaig is a patient a car accident at the corner in
Women's Missionary Society Dorothy Miller and Agnes La- in Seaforth Hospital following Cromarty last week.
July 6 at her home. She open- mond served a delicious
ed the meeting with the poem lunch.
"Who" followed by the A very. successful garden
reading of parts of Psalms 146 party was_held at the home of
and 147. Betty Dow's topic on .Ivan and Betty Lou Norris
Friendship included poems last Sunday. The many guests
and stories with reference_ to were entertained by old-tyme
Mother Teresa. fiddle music throughout the
The minutes of the June afternoon and evening and en -
meeting were read by toyed a bountiful potluck sup -
By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN secretary, Lillian Douglas. per served smorgasbord
Soffa Lila McKaig gave the style.
treasurer's report and the Mr. and Mrs. Robert Laing
offering was taken and and Tom visited Sunday with
dedicated. Agnes LaMond Mr. and Mrs. Hilliard Jeffer-
reported that the members son, Donnybrook.
had sent 5 cards and made 20 Mr. and Mrs. Thos. L. Scott
visits to the sick and shut-ins. have arrived home after
Six members and one spending the past month and
visitor answered the roll call a half visiting with their son
with a Bible verse or poem on and daughter-in-law David
Friendship. The business was and Carol Scott in British Col-
in charge of the president, umbia, and with other friends'
Dorothy Miller. The next and relatives in the western
meeting will be held on the provinces.
regular date, the first Thurs- While in Moose Jaw they
day of the month. spent several days with
Howard and Hazel Eves and
attended the Kwong-Eves
wedding.
Margaret Laing spent a few
dais with her parents follow-
ing a trip to Moose Jaw where
she and her sister, Marilyn
Zimmer, Stratford, were
guests at the Kwong-Eves
wedding.
Scott Zimmer, Stratford
had a few days holiday with
his grandparents, Bob and
Ruth Laing.
Kathy Norris is
recuperating in Toronto Sick
Children's Hospital following
her final leg operation.
By MRS. ROBERT LAING
Cromorty
Agnes La mond presided for
the July meeting of Cromar-
Plan event
at Staffa
Intended for last week
The South Hibbert Athletic
Association held a meeting at
the home of president, Bob
Harris Tuesday evening.
Plans were finalized for the
annual pork barbecue to be
hele on Saturday July 24 at
Cromarty Park.
Congrattilations to Steven
Gardiner, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Gardiner, who was
chosen as Valedictorian for
the graduating Grade 8 class
at Upper Thames Elementery
School recently.
A number from this com-
munity were guests at the
Menyes-Smale wedding and
reception in Kitchener
Saturday.
Mrs. Joanne Capling,
Mississauga, Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Greer and Michael Gam-
ble, Ormstown, Quebec,
visited for a few days with
Mr. and Mrs. John
Templeman and family.
Kathy Norris is a patient
at Sick Children's Hospttat in
Toronto, having undergone
surgery earlier this week.
The mission study was led
by Edna Stoneman with
everyone participating in
reading and discussion. Since
there are many different
religions practised in Canada,
we must accept, care for and
respect people of other,
religions, but we must also
share our faith with them.
The guiding principle of our
witness should be forgiveness
and love.
Quizes on Canada and on
Mothers of the Bible were
conducted by Lila McKaig and
proved very interesting. The
It's so good
to get together
IN THE SUMMER
Pool Party, Church Picnic, Team Together or Just
Dropping In On Friends...
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The Colonel's taste is best.
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Proceeds to Exeter Grounds
Development Committee
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By MRS. RID BOWDEN
Miss Ada Mitchell of
Montpelier, Ohio spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Hodgins and
Sunday they all visited with
Mr. and Mrs. William Hobbs,
Lond n.
Miss Pauline Overholt
visited with her mother Mrs.
Von Overholt on the weekend
and Saturday they visited
with Gary Overholt who is a
patient in South Huron
Hospital, Exeter.
Sunday visitor with Mrs.
Clara Cunnington was her
sister Mrs. Lloyd Shantz,
Waterloo and they both were
guests with Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Mc Isaac and
family, Crediton.
Mrs. .Lloyd Vogan, Mrs.
Dale Taylor and Shawn of
Listowel, Mrs. Wayne Brown
and boys of Monkton visited
Tuesday with Mrs. Clara
Cunnington.
Tom and Mary . Kooy
visited with Mary's brother
Maurice MacDonald,
Tuesday at University
Hospital where he is a
patient following a severe
heart attack
Mrs. Clara Cunnington,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Klemke
and Jean visited Thursday
with Miss Mabel Refoir at
the Bonnie Brae Nursing
home in Tavistock.
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