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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1991-05-08, Page 14Page 14 Times -Advocate, May 8, 1991 Elimville 4-H finale By Norma Cockwill EXETER - What a way to end our Fitness and Health project but to go on the Walk-a-thon for Sick Kids, in memory of Stephanie Skin- ner, held on April 28. All 11 mem- bers plus the leaders and their mothers participated in the five mile walk from the Youth Centre in Exeter, out Huron Street East to Morrison Dam and back again. Everyone enjoyed the refreshments at both stops. Student honoured - Outstand- ing students of the Fanshawe College Broadcast & Journalism Programs were honoured at the College's Broadcast Award show, Saturday, April 6. Gradu- ate Carrie Anne Hartle, 21, of Ailsa Craig, took the London City Press Club Award for the Best Reporter of the Year. Car- rie arrie Anne received a cash prize of $500.00 and an engraved plaque for her demonstrated ex- cellence - in News Reporting. Congratulations from her family: Les, Carol and Jody, and Grand- mothers Jennie Hartle and Car- rie Kyle. Lucan Seniors LUCAN - May 2 was the day the Lucan Seniors met for their weekly meeting. 0 Canada was sung accompanied by Mary Kooy at the piano. Ailsa Craig seniors are hosting a Euchre May 8 at 1:30 p.m. Anyone wishing a ride may contact Dean and one will be made available with a member who is attending it. Harry Noels reported on the sen- iors games. Liz Conlin made a mo- tion the club liaay the fees for the club members who participate. The Grand Bend Seniors Bowl- ing team is coming to the Lucan Lanes on Monday mornings at 9:30. Elsie Gibson contacted McNaughton Tours and they have a one -day trip available to the Farm- er's Market in Waterloo on Thurs- day, June 13. They will leave Lu - can at 8:30 a.m. and be back between 5 and 6:00. Dinner will be at the Stone Crock and we'll see the country and visit St. Jacobs. Price will be $3$.50, Jean Hod?ins will be'lh • charge- and those wishing to gd>i'contact her. Jean Miller entertained with a reading "Do Come In". Bingo and games were enjoyed. Prizes were won by Eva McLean, Kay Armstrong, Chris Hall, Chris Hesse!, Helen McDonald, Liz Con- lin, Charlotte Barker, Jean Hod- gins, Pat Davis and Verna Ibittson. Thames Road by Rhoda Rohde THAMES ROAD - Application for the Huron -Perth Youth Group Trip to Canada's Wonderland may be made to Bev Robinson at Exet- er United Church. Centralia by Mary Kooy CENTRALIA - At the United Church on Sunday, Bev Robinson took the service. Pastor Udall was at Exeter United Church for their U.C.W. anniversary. Next Sunday will be a Mothers Day celebration with Sunday School pupils taking part. An Official Board meeting will be held on May 14 at Centralia at 8 p.m. On June 2 is scheduled a joint service and church picnic. Personals Thursday evening dinner guests with Gordon and Edith Eaton of London Township were Helen MacDonald, Jack Dickins, Howard Dolan, Harry and Marian Noels and Mary Kooy. Brent and Jean Caslick served a turkey dinner to family members and neighbours numbering over 20 on Saturday evening to celebrate the fourth birthday of their son Danny. Mary Kooy entertained her fami- ly to Sunday dinner to celebrate the bitMIday of her son Clayton of Hu- ron Park_ At the community centre, prize winners . were: High Scores Doris Hamilton, Harry Noels; Lone Hands Mary Kooy, Percy Noels; Low Scores, Kay Armstrong, Wil- by Lovie. Next euchre is May 13. TASTY Nu White Sliced 24 oz. BREAD Buy 3andgqloaves one loaf FREE Church service Rev. Sheila Macgregor was in charge of the Sixth Sunday of Easter Church Service on Sunday morning. The Seasonal Colour is White. Rev. MacGregor read the first scripture Lesson John 15:9-17. The congregation sang the chil- dren's hymn "Will Your Anchor Hold" and Rev. MacGregor gave the children's message "Recy- cling". Recy- c MargaretgStewart read the Min- ute For Mission. Rev. MacGregor read the New Testament Lesson Acts 10:44.48. Her sermon was interesting and in- spiring. Jack and Ferne Stewart and Marion Cann provided the re- freshments after the church service on Sunday morning. Sunday after- noon Rev. MacGregor baptized Jennifer Gail Baker and Bradley William Baker, children of Gail and Bill Baker and Shawn Matthew Willem, son of Susan and Richard Willem at Elimville United Church. Personals A 50th wedding anniversary par- ty was held for Allen and Blanche Johns at the Legion in Exeter Sun- day afternoon. .. ,:,, Howard and Marg Kerslake also U celebrated their 50th anniversary I, Sunday afternoon at the Exeter Scout Hall. Coming events Adult Bible study at the Exeter Villa Thursday, May 9 at 2 p.m. Thursday, May 23 to Sunday, May 26, Annual Meeting of Lon- don Conference in Ridgetown. The minister and some of our lay dele- gates will be absent from pastoral charge at this time. Sunday, May 26 joing service at Elimville Church at 10 a.m. The Sunday School Anniversar- ies have been changed: Thames road June 2 at 11 a.m. and Elim- ville June 9 at 10 a.m. June 16 Communion Service at both . churches. Shi ka by Anni(Morenz Kara Farwell received her plaque and project bar for her first pro}eC_ Kim Passmore and Karen Rhode received a pin and project bar for completion of six projects. Linda Russell, leader, received a plaque and project bar for her first project. All other members and leaders re- ceived their project bars to add to their plaques. SHIPKA - A number of Shi natives attended the Golden ee club dinner and dance held at Legion in Grand Bend Wednesday night. It was great to hear old time toe tapping music played by a live Birthday wishes this week to Lorne Devine, of Zurich. The Starlite Drive -In Theatre at Shipka opened on the weekend af- ter bemg closed a year. It was for- merly owned by Emerson Desjar- dine, of Grand Bend, and was sold last January to the Barnes family, of Hamilton. The theatre is being managed by Jeffery James Barnes. Happy Mother's Day to all you moms and grandmas out there. Our sports star,. singer -actor, nephew, Howard Dell, who has spent the winter in Los Angeles pp g an acting career, was hor a to Belleville in mid April and celebrated his birthday with his parents,' Cliff and Shirley and sister Cynthia. He was headlining a Quinte Youth for Christ Athletes in Action, April 13-17, presenting their program at high schools in Quinte, Trenton and Belleville. Howard plans to attend a Ben-. gels mini -camp this month in Cin- cinnati and hopes to crack the NFL lineup this year. 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