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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1991-06-26, Page 6nies were held May 30, with our white tailed beavers swimming up to cubs and our third year cubs go- ing up to scouts. Beavers who got their feet wet were Cal deLange, Matthew Eng- lert, Gregory Parks and Gregory Stokkermans. Simon Baarbe was our only cub to go up. Pond to jungle camp June 8 and 9 at Wildwood Con- servation Area, Pond to Jungle Camp was held. This camp gives the new chums a chance to see what cubs is all about. Attending from Grand Bend were Judi de- Lange, Nancy Stokkermans and Jerry Vanbruaene. New chums at - lies. A special thank you to the kitchen staff, auxiliary members, board members, their wives and other volunteers. Providing entertainment, were Joyce Pepper and Bill Gibson with piano and organ music, Audrey Harberer who played the organ and Idella Gabel on the piano. The mu- sic is a pleasant back ground to help muffle the many voices of the visitors. The draw for the antique chair, refinished and caned and donated Clarence Smillie, was won by Ce- cilia Farwell. Proceeds will go to- wards the work of the auxiliary. The sympathy of residents and staff is extended to the family of the late Clayton Pfile. Magdeline Jantzi is still a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter. Our annual meeting was held which saw Robert Westlake retire as Board Chairman. He represented St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Zu- rich, and was replaced by Phil Erb, to serve on the Board of Directors and represent St. Peter's Church. Arthur Bennett, representing Gosh- en United. Church, is the new Chairman of the Board. The students from the grade 5 St. Boniface school who were in- volved with the buddy system with residents, took part in a bar- beque with their buddies here on Thursday. These children will be missed by the residents over the summer vacation period. Page 6 Times -Advocate, June 26, 1991 Forthcoming marriage - Gary and Diane Lovie and Bill and Elaine Vandeworp are very proud to announce the forthcoming marriage of their children, Kristin and Bill on Friday, June 28, 5:30 p.m. at Dashwood Lutheran ,Church. Open reception at 9:00 p.m. In Exeter. FAM[LY Grand Bend Beavers wind up their season GRAND BEND - The 1st Grand Bend Beavers and Cubs ended their season by attending the annual camp at Ben Miller. The beavers theme was "Canada, Home of the Beavers" with each roup representing a different prov- ince and doing an activity related to that province. Grand Bend chose Alberta and our activity was the Grand Bend Stampede, with the boys riding stick ponies through an obstacle course. The Cubs theme was "Back to the Basics", which involved learning about campfires, and proper han- dling of axes. Swhn up ceremony Swim up and going up ceremo- Golden Glimpses ZURICH - We have had some busy times here at the home, and Sunday was one of them. The annu- al mid -summer family dinner was held for residents and their fami- Graduate - Joelle Rae Lamport, daughter of Dennis and Marilyn, graduated on June 13, 1991 from Sheridan College, Bramp- ton, with her diploma in Social Services. Joelle is the grand- daughter of Elva and Lloyd Lam- port and Alwinnia Galloway of Crediton. Graduates - The family of Doro- thy Coates is pleased to an- nounce her graduation from U.W.O. on Tuesday, June 18, 1991 with a B.A. in Sociology. tending were Cal deLange, Mat- thew Englert, Gregory Parks, Greg- ory Stokkermans, Michael Vanbruaene and Keeo Simon Baarbe. A great time was reported by all who attended. Any cubs who are interested in attending camps throughout the summer months, please phone Ake - la 238-5579 for more details. At this time I would like to thank all the parents who came out to help at different occasions and a special thanks to the leaders who are busy with their own families, jobs and life but still find time to come out and help a great organiza- tion. Graduates - Mary Frances Mar- tens, •slaughter of Amold and Ann Martens graduated on June 7, 1991 from U.W.O. in London with a Bachelor of Science de- gree (Physical Therapy) cum Laude. Mary Frances Is working at St. Mary's Hospital, Kitchen- er. Congratulations M.F. from your family! Graduates - Peter Sutherland, Exeter, is pleased to announce the graduation of his youngest son, Mark, from Georgian Col- lege, Barrie with a degree in Law and Security on June 7, 1991. Congratulations Mark from your family and Doreen Kirk and family. Drysdale Major Apliances Hensa I Ontario The Place to I3uy Appliances 262-2728 Open Daily Fri. -9p.rn. ONEIDA Setting i -Piet e Hoste+• M t q, p i t.,Me Place�1nner 1.., (:rat 1' Ladle. 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