HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1991-07-03, Page 14,- "1-0
Page 12
Times -Advocate, July 3, 1991
CQMMI ThJ[TY
St. Patrkk's grads - The Class of 1991 held their graduation cere-
mony at St. Patrick's. Separate School near Lucan last Tuesday eve-
ning. In the back row from left are Holly Fairweather, Meghan
Shortt, Gary Goertz, Josh Kenny, Karen VanBussel, Chris Dlsher,
St. Patrick's
school
presents
graduation
awards
LUCAN - Tuesday, June 25,
1991, St. Patrick's School held their
graduation ceremony. Twenty-two
students graduated from grade
eight. The evening began with a
meal followed by a pr gram that in-
cluded a guest speaker. Rev. Roger
McComb gave an interesting and
enlightening talk.
Some students received special
awards. Amy Damen and Tim Da-
men received best progress awards.
Jennie Malone and Douglas Mac-
Gregor received high academic
awards. The C.P.T.A. Personal
Achievement Award went to Cathe-
rine Damen. Renee Peuypiece re-
ceived the Nancy Ryan Memorial
for ladyship and Sean Ryan re-
ceived the Michael VanderLoo
Award for gentleinw ship.
The Maslen Family Award for all
round female student went to Karen
VanBussel and the John Vander -
Loo Jr. Memorial Award for all
round male student went to Joshua
Kenny.
Julie Jemec was the valedictorian
and Kellie Maslen read a reading
entitled "The Station".
Saintsbury
by H. Davis
SAINTSBURY - The Parish of
Kirkton, Granton and Saintsbury
celebrated A Sabbath for the Earth
and Holy Communion with an out-
door worship service, Sunday, at
St. Patrick's.
The singing group "Arise" from
London sang an anthem during
communion, accompanied the con-
gregation on other hymns. and also
did the children's focus, He's got
the whole world in His hands.
Cheryl Carroll was organist for
the remainder of the service. Mar-
garet Carroll was lay assistant and
Mary Jefferies read the lessons.
Rev. Stephen Emery stressed in
his homily that Mother Earth does
not need us, but we need Mother
Earth, and how we should do things
to help, rather than destroy.
A social time followed in the Par-
ish Hall.
There will be no services in July,
resuming again Sunday, August 4.
at 8:30 a.m. at Si Patrick's.
There will be a picnic and pool
pity at the home of Hazel Davis,
July 9 at 12:30 p.m. Please remem-
ber your donations for the bale to
be packed for our Prayer Partner.
Ross McFalis is a patient in St.
Joseph's Hospital. We wish him a
speedy. recovery. St. Patrick's own
Mary Davis is feeling much better
and able to be out.
Crediton news
CREDITON - With Rev. Ed Lak-
smanis on holidays, guest speakers
will be in the pulpit for the next
three weeks at Zion United Church.
Former Zion minister Rev. Brian
Elder will be back in charge of the
service for this coming Sunday,
July 7. Pirie Mitchell of Parkhill,
formerly a talent show host on
CFPL Television will be here on
Juge 14 and the following week it
will be Mrs. Alma Langford of Ex-
eter.
Vacation Bible School will be
held at the church each morning
from July 29 to August 2 between
the hours of 9 a.m. and 11.30 a.m.
Members of the congregation are
asked to bring in items that may be
used for crafts. A list will be posted
in the main entrance of the church.
Paul Hajas, Tim Damen, Cathy Damen, Meghan Stansell, Kellle Mas-
len
aslen and Brett Gatt. In front, from left, are Julie Jemec, Doug Mao -
Gregor, Renee Pettyplece, Mark Maslen, Adam n •rcival, Sean Ryan,
Amy Damen, Kevin Moore, Jennie Malone, and Rob Capalbo.
Granton by Muriel Lewis
GRANTON - A number of peo-
ple
eaple from Granton enjoyed the ham
and strawberry supper at Holy Trin-
ity Anglican Church m Lucan on
Wednesday evening, June 26.
Biddulpb Central Graduation
The grade eight graduation was
held at Biddulph Central school on
Tuesday evening, June 25. Granton
area graduates were Melanie Beat -
son, Jean Bryan, Carrie Currah,
Lisa Reeves and Paula Wallis. The
Harvey Mowbray Award which
originated at SS #7 (the Granton
; �� was received by Melaine
At the South Perth Centennial
School graduation held on Tues-
day. June 25. Granton area grade
. eight graduates were Darren Bi-
lyea, Sonya Chittick, Scot Hodes'
Kim Jones and Sandra White.
Hodgins also won the Boys Aca-
demic Proficiency award, Kim
Jones the Citizenship Award and
Sandra White the French Award.
There was no service at the St.
Thomas' Anglican Church on Sun-
day, June 30 but members of the
congregation attended the parish
"Sabbath for the earth" service held
outdoors at St. Patrick's Church,
Saintsbury.
Craft Classes at Country Ceramics
Crediton *2346764*
Call early to reserve spot
July 8 7 p.m. Mop Doll $20
July 15 7 p.m. Lace Hat & Stand $25
July 22 7 p.m. Potpourri Doll $20
July 29 7 p.m. Paint a T -Shirt $20
(bring your own shirt)
12' wreath with
paper ribbon $25
Wooden Carousel Horse $25
3 Christmas Omaments $20
ABACA Christmas Angel p0
Aug. 6 7 p.m.
Aug. 12 7 p.m.
Aug. 19 7 p.m.
Aug. 26 7 p.m.
Darlin.INSIMUNT
*-----!1------112
pl. res
FOOD jPRILES,
GREAT WEEKLY SPECIALS!
DISCOUNT PRICES
YORK Roof.
MEAT ��
PIES
2270
��� 1.99
WAFFLES
TAVISTOCK AttoA.
CHEESE
STICKS
auiiown won.
PUDDING
CUPS
312
GENERAL
ERios 3.79
6760
CHEESE 2.99
SPREAD Sao ml
249
HEINZ TOMATO
KETCHUP ■
' 1L
KNECHTEL Fancy
C11114,11 COM kens,
VEGETABLES
RICKS ASSORTED
RELISH
79
12.14 oz.•
1.49
376m1
�► 10.49
DIAPERS
HEINZ STRAINED
BABY
FOOD
2/99
DISCOUNT PACK
GROUND
BEEF 1.49 b.
SIRLOIN
STEAK
COOKED
HAM
4.79.
1.99
.; J,9dCt.e:`'}`FS v:'�i.�R ._._ •'iii. Y :Yt}� �ti �. ... .LL� } .. .... :
pius LOW PRICES ON THESE FOOD NECESSITIES ...
MA��NE
1 1b. tub
win!
PAPER TOWELS
79
2Rol
DAWNS'S WHITE
BREAD
65
676 g
STSG 2%
MILK
2.65,
4,
MO, COM
CANADA DRY CANTED
7P19
24 12 oz. cons
loam 69e 760 tel
EXETER
LUCAN
Mess En v. Una lel wdap, July 6„ 101
We meow Ate tiaM to l,y ovostIlles M 0 tomes teasismwv0
Darling's FOOD MARKETS ONLY