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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1989-06-07, Page 6Page 6 Times -Advocate, June 7, 1989 Saved a life - Denise Wallis,. of the Kirkton Brownies received a special award for helping save another life during a recent inci- dent. Presenting the award to her at a "Flying -Up ceremony Thurs- day night at the Kirkton. Community Centre is Blanche Stewart. Graduate - Ron and Nancy Smith of Russeldale are proud to announce the graduation of their son, Robert Norman, from Wilfrid Laurier University at' the May.28, 1989 Convocation. He received his Bachelor of Arts Degree, majoring in Economics. He received his earlier educa- tion at Upper Thames and Mitchell & District High School. Bob is presently employed with Metropolitan Life in Stratford. Elimville 4-H ELIMVILLE - The _second meet- ing of the Elimville "mud Muck- ers" 4-14 Landscaping Club was held on May 29, 1989 at a leaders' home, Linda' Johns. The roll call was name one way you could beau- tify your home landscape. During our meeting we discovered the immense . planning process when landscaping properly. To complete an extensive landscaping assignment, a scale sketch of the home's foundation and surrounding landscape is required. Onthis sketch, all plantsarc located and namcd as well as any other useful information, like wind direction and -shade cover. The completion of the final foun- dation sketch could take up to three to five rough 'sketches to achieve. Once the sketch is complete, anoth- er -sheet of paper is placed on top. On this sheet, changes to the cur- rent landscape are made. The addition and removal of plants occurs on paper. Upon achieving a look on paper that is satisfactory, it is time to landscape and soon the enjoyment of a beauti- fully landscaped home will be yours. Everyone in the group must com- plete a foundation sketch of their home for the next meeting, which will be held on June 5, 1989. For this meeting, the Elimville "Mud Muckers: will be visiting a nur- sery. Elimville Press Reporter Anne Dclbndgc --.: Come celebrate -17,--. Summer with. us YOU COULD WIN: OVEq$200000 ZCP4f?7sa,, 114 • 158 FOUR qI6H�0callo HAMAS • 4N�AWE� VACATIONS FOR FOR TWO TO 71V0 TO BARBADOS Simply come into any National Trust branch, and open a Chequing or Savings Account. Or, transfer your account from where you bank now. You could win instant cash! While you're in the branch, be sure to enter our Summer Jubilee Sweepstakes. There's over 5200,000•in Thomson Vacations to be won! Hurry in today for details. - EXETER - 425 Main St 235-0530 NATIONAL TRUST Nal nInal Trustto.mpant 4611 Judging at CLINTON - Under the supervi- sion of the Ontario Ministry of Ag- riculture and Food, and sponsored locally by the Exeter Agricultural Society, two area 4-H, clubs will have their judging competitions September 23 at the Exeter Fall Fair. Club ,leaders for the Exeter 4-H Calf Club are Tom Hern, RR 1, Woodham and Bevan Shapton, Ex- eter and.members are Jeremy Beck, er, Dashwood; Jon Ellerington, RR 3, Exeter; Joe Gower, RR 1, Cen- tralia; Bradley Hern, RR 1, Wood- ham; Lisa Hern, RR 1, Woodham; Michael Hern, RR 1, Woodham; Randy Hoffman, RR 2, Dashwood; Ted Hoffman, RR 3, Dashwood; Tim Hoffman, RR 3, Dashwood; Exeter Fair Christopher Weigand, RR 1, Dash- wood; Jennifer Weigand, RR 1, Dashwood; Chad Willemsen, RR 2, Dashwood; and Honey Willemsen, RR 2, Dashwood. South Huron 4-11 Horse Club readers are Adriaan Brand, RR 2, Crediton and Dale Marshall; Credi ton. • Members are Jennifer Heckman, RR 1, Lucan; Lee Hope, RR 2, Crediton; Daniel Lambert, Hensel': Anne Packham, Hensall; Alison Jaques, RR 1, Granton, Tammy Pratt, RR 1, Woodham; Wendy Semple, Hensall;. Kristin Strang, RR 3, Exeter; Karl Verbeek, RR 3, Exeter; and Gary Wilson, RR 2, Centralia. Lucan Revival Centre LUCAN - On Thursday, May 25, in the Clandeboye Room of the United Church, the disbanded Cpu- pies Club became the. Christian Fellowship Group. Now, ,everyone is welcome: Bob Patterson; the president, con- ducted the business meeting. Because of the unusually success- ful garage sale, The Christian Fel- lowship Group will be able to carry out its own projects or help with those undertaken by the church. On Thursday, June 299. Helen and Bob Patterson invited the group to their home for a barbecue, as well as everyone who provided baking and other help for the garage sale. Lucan T.V.: will have a reminder closer to that date. The singing of "He's Got the Whole World in His Hands" opened the devotional part of the meeting. Freeda Mclanson chose readings from Ecclesiastes and commented on them. They stressed many mean- ingless things in life in contrast. to. Hebrews 4:12-13, that stresses the value of the word of God. • Dorothy Dedels introduced Sheila Duncan, who is dance Co-ordinator for Continuing Education at the University of Western Ontario. , For the remainder of the evening, Scottish danc'ng was explained, demonstrated an even performed by the group. A stone map of Scot- land on display had crests, tartans and names of clans. Clothing for both a male and fe- male dancer was passed around. The weight of a plaid skirt is surprising: the beauty of the woman's broach is appealing. Mrs. Duncan's broach, a gift from her father, has a Cairngorm, set in it. This is an amber stone from the Cairngorm mountains. Scottish tunes filled the air, everything from simple jigs to ele- gant dance selections. Dennis Dedels showed a selected number of slides from a recent trip to Scotland. Thanks to Dorothy and Freeda, the group dined on chicken pasties, farfor bridies, shortbread, oatmeal squares, gingerbread andwhipped cream, as more Scottish music was enjoyed. This was a memorable evening. Flying up - These Kirkton Brownies flew up to guides at the spe- cial ceremony Thursday night at the Kirkton Community Centre. Front row, left to right, Jenny Ross, Robin Mikita, Pam Trout, Elsa Pike. Back row, (I -r), Lori Richardson, Dayne Bambrough, Starr Ho- vious, Amy Mizzi, Kristy Dishman, Marcy Swance. Centralia by Mrs. Tom Kooy By Mary Kooy CENTRALIA - A very inspiring service was held at the United Church Sunday when the. Sunday School anniversary was held with the pupils all taking their parts well. Norman Wilson, S.S. Super= intendcnt led the service. - The lesson taken from Psalm 100 was read by. Hayley Hartford after which Jennifer Hodgson led in prayers. The offering was taken by Tammy Durward, Tammy Graham, Jason Hodgson and Bradly Layc. ' The special entertainer for this service was Clover The Clown of London -which was enjoyed by young and old alike. Her magic was humorous but all ended with a spiritual moral. The Benediction was pronounced by Kara Layc. Rev. Carter was at Crediton where she was thespeaker at the United Church anniversary service next Sunday is S.S. anniversary at Zion when Rev. Sheila Macgregor will be guest speaker. There will be no service at Centralia that day. Service June .18 at regular time, At the euchre at the community centre prize winners were High score - Marian Noels, Ed Arm- strong; Lone Hands - Helen Mac- Donald, Joyce Witten (mans card); Low score - Vi Hendy, Amy, Lee (mans card); Lucky score - Mary Funks, Jean Noels. Next euchre will be June 12. Visitors with Rick and Mary Walker and family on Thursday were Mary's two uncles, one from Australia and one from Exeter, Eng- land and Mary's parents Mr. and -- Mrs. Gordon Simmons of Wood- stock. 1 PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL JUNE 10, 1989. 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