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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1991-06-19, Page 8Page 8 Times -Advocate, lune 19, 1991 Graduates - Ruth Ann Essery, daughter of Bill and June Es- u 1991 from Huron College with an Honours Bachelor of Arts De- gree in French. She was on the Dean's Honour List and also re- ceived the gold medal for gradu- ating with the highest standing in the Honours Program. Ruth Ann will be attending Althouse College in the fall. Graduates - Julie Ann, daughter of Robt and June Webster of Vama graduated June 10, 1991 at the 256th convocation ceremonies held at the Univer- sity of Western Ontario. Julie has obtained her Bachelor of Arts in Administrative and com- mercial studies specializing In Social Organizations and Hu- man Resources. Julie Is pres- ently employeFl ,.a the Morlee Corporation . "in- London as a Customer Se,Wce Representa- tive. Julie is the grand daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Tinney, Exet- er and Mr. and Mrs. Mel Web- ster Goderich. 1 Graduates - Joe and Mary Kort clna, Exeter are proud to an- nounce the graduation of their daughter, Suzanne from Fan- shawe College, London on Fri- day, June 14 as a Dental As- sistant. Sue Is the granddaughter of Mary Regier, Dashwood. She is currently em- ployed at Doctor Thomton's Of- fice in London. Graduates - Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Sutherland of RR3 Ailsa Craig are pleased to announce the graduation of their eldest daughter from the University of Waterloo on May 22, 1991. Christine received her Bachelor of Arts Honours Degree in Rec- reation and Leisure Studies. She has been accepted t� the Faculty of Education at Nipiss- inw University College in North Bay, Ontario. Christine is also a graduate of North Middlesex .J High School and McGillivray Centra/ School. Jess & Don Reopen Allen's Restaurant Feld. #4 Hensall 262-2116 Chips, Breakfast all day Lunch and Dinners The Best Burgers and Fries r ti• 1 To the Editor Residents from the Exeter area have become participants in a ris- ing worldwide struggle to end hunger and suffering. I would like to thank those who sacrificed their time to show their solidarity with 'y people of the world by tak- ing part in World Vision's 30 Hour Famine program. By going without food for 30 hours, people from Ontario includ- ing Exeter Bible Fellowship and Caven Presbyterian Youth Group raised funds which will be added to contributions from more than 100,000 other famine fighters across Canada. World Vision ex- pects to receive a total of $1.8 mil- lion from the event. The funds for t emergency aid and long-term de- s FAMI/, World Vision Canada velopment will go to World Vi- sion's projects 11) in various coun- tries like Bangla- desh where re- cent storms have left millions homeless, or Sudan where seven million people face starvation due to famine and civil war. Such stories of human agony have filled newspaper and TV re- ports recently. By fasting for 30 hours, local teenagers and adults experienced a little of the hunger that millions of people face daily. Last year, because of the generosi- X of people in Canada, World Vi - ion aided 17.2 million people on Saintsbury by H. Davis SAINTSBURY - On Tuesday evening June 11, the St. Patricks A.C.W. ladies had an unexpected surprise when Hugh and Hazel Da- vis invited 10 ladies to ride with them in their Country Coach to Stratford and the home of Betty Johnson for the June meeting. The members prayer was said and the General Thanksgiving in unison followed by prayer for Sunday School and Church and her work. The Meditation was read by Na- dene Bedell entitled "Living Wa- ter". Invocation by president Rose Cunningham "Whoever drinks the water that I give shall never suffer thirst any more". A prayer for missionaries fol- lowed, remembering our prayer partner Simon Beaver Jr., Nakina, Ontario where there is forest fires. Next meeting will be a pool party and picnic at the home of Hazel Davis, where we will pack the bale for the North. Marg Davis was honoured with a beautiful birthday cake and can- dles, a floral arrangement and card from the A.C.W. on her 85th birth- day. Betty was thanked for her home and lovely lunch. Everyone re- marked on the fun time riding to- gether. Sunday, June 23, the Holy Com- munion Service will be at 11 a.m. at SL Patricks. Sunday, June 30 a Parish Service. will take place at St. Patricks at 10 a.m. Lunch will follow the service. lawn cepermitting, please bring Wednesday, June 18, St. Patricks will hold a board meeting at 8 p.m. at the home of Hugh and Hazel Da- vis. All board members are asked - to attend. Several from the community were guests at the Goos-Sovereign wedding at Holy Trinity Anglican Church on Saturday and the recep- tion following at the community centre. induc- tionA ood crowd service at Si. Pau's, Kirkton at 7 p.m. for Rev. Stephen Emery, e new rector of the Parish. The Rev. Kelly Walker, Honorary Assistant Christ Church, Bolton, Ontario, was the guest speaker, also singing the Communion Hymn "Hear I Am". A social time followed in the parish hall and rectory. four continents. providing for needs like basic health care. clean drinking water and I commend people offthe Exeter area forcan make a dift�ence`inins that ntthe fight against world hunger. J. Don Scott President World Vision Canada Scouting awards SOUTHAMPTON - Five Scouts from Huron District were presented with their Chief Scout's Awards on Sunday June 2. James Froats from lst Lucan Scouts, Murray McKay and Michael Thiel from 1st Zurich Scouts, and Trevor Macauley, Ian Parker and Morgan Tyler from 3rd Goderich Scouts received their awards at the Scouts Canada, Blue Water Region, Chief Scout's Award Ceremony held at Southampton. The Chief Scout's Award was created in September, 1973 by Governor General Roland Michen- er, who was then Chief Scout of Canada. He had been greatly im- pressed by the many projects through which Scouts rendered ser- vice to others and helped to im- prove the natural environment and he felt that such acts should be spe- cially recognized. Among the requirements needed to earn the Chief Scout's Award are; 50 hours of community ser- vice, leadership in Scouting activi- ties and many overnight hikes and camps. After completing all the re- quirements successfully as judged by his fellow scouts, Troop Scout- ers and Counsellors, the above scouts were recommended to re- ceive the Chief Scout's Award. THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS 1(Fresh French Bread 567 g 990 loaf Save On Why $ Wholewheat . . cresol wP . �• >I....,`ze dgi�o BRAN MUFFINS 6 for 1.7W DELICIOUS CHOCOLATE Fudge Brownies 1,99 Pkg. TASTY NU White Sliced B4RE D Buy 3 loaves and get one loaf FREE TastyNu Bakery & Cheese House Goshen SI. Zurich 238-4912 Prices in 443 Main St. E Exeter 235-0332 effect Cpl Open Ibr -8., 6-6 pm Friday, until 6 p m June 22/91 CANADIAN & IMPORTED CHEESES Onion & Parsley 3.99 Ib Marble Cheese 3.99 Ib FOR YOUR OUTDOOR 8.8.0. fresh Sagami .ppyo Chips, freshSocksRAO Cowry Roes nes "ares try.. dodgemsersi,ww,, drain 'r rhubarb rhrf pies One Giaduates - Terry Hodgins wish- es to announce the graduation of his fiancee, Trudy Hobrink. On June 15, 1991, Trudy gradu- ated from Georgian College, Orillia, in Nursing. 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