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Times -Advocate, July 24, 1991
Page 7
Maja G. Gans
B.Sc. M.D.
Mike and Pearl Gans are
pleased to announce the gradu-
ation of their daughter Maja
from the Faculty of Medicine,
University of Toronto on June
13, 1991. Maja is doing her in-
ernship at East General Hospi-
tal, Toronto.
Graduates - Jeffery E. Smith,
son of Ed and Dorothy Smith of
Zurich graduated from Fan-
shawe College London as a Li-
cenced Interprovincial Sheet
Metal Mechanic through the
Ministry of Skills Development
Apprenticeship program. Jeff re-
ceived an award for outstanding
achievement. He is presently
working at Erie Sheet Metal Inc.
Staffa
by Roberta Templeman
STAFFA - South Hibbert tee -ball
group is still growing with 32
players from the Cromarty and
Staffa areas participating. The new-
est rookies arc Sara and Robin
Hammond and Matthew Conroy.
Joanne, Matthew and Kelly Don-
ovan, Linda Carrie, Adam and An-
drew Schcrkus of Val D'or, Que-
bec, visited for a few days with
John and Roberta Templeman and
family.
Mary MacDonald of British Co-
lumbia was a recent visitor with
Bev Templeman.
Adam Miller celebrated his 11th
birthday this past week with Nick
Kellar, TJ Cluff and Cain Temple-
man as his guests.
Marjorie and John Drake attend-
ed a McDougall family gathering at
the home of Beuy and Glen Love
1n Brights Grove. Forty-eight mem-
bers of the family were present to
celebrate the 40th wedding anniver-
sary of Jean and Bill Freele and the
third birthday of Tara Lynn Hess.
A good crowd attended the chick -
BBQ at the ball park Thursday
sponsored by the South Perth Ath-
letic Association.
Darlene Ellison and Barb Boni-
kowsky hosted a bridal shower at
Ellison's home in Exeter on Sunday
for Wanda Martyn. Bonikowsky
Chaired the program of games and
Contests after which Martyn was
presented with many useful gifts.
Wanda expressed her thanks and all
dnjoyed a picnic dinner:
Carrah Templeman is attending
Bimini Church Camp this week.
Gordon Miller and family of Au-
burn Heights, Michigan, Lee and
Tracey Lyle, St. Thomas, Theresa
and Mark Miller of London, all
visited with Russell and Margaret
Miller on the weekend.
Gordon Miller attended the Bar-
bershop International Convention
kt Louisville Kentucky on the
Weekend.
Centralia.
by Mary Kooy
CENTRALIA - The United
Church will close for the month of
August while Rev. Udall is on holi-
days. Service will resume on Sep-
tember 8. Sunday School pupils
will meet on Wednesday evening at
7 p.m. for music, crafts, movies and
refreshments.
Faith Tabernacle will hold their
annual Vacation Bible School on
August 12, 13, and 14 from 6:30 to
8 p.m. All children are welcome.
Prize winners at .Heywoods Res-
taurant on July 15 were high score,
Lily Swartz and Harold Beaver,
lone hands Rhea Beatson and Percy
Noels, low score Irene Theander
and Alfred Mathers. Next gathering
will be July 29 at 2:30 p.m.
Personals
Charles and Ovaline Motley of
Danville Virginia spent a few days
last week with Von Overholt and
visited with relatives and friends in
the vicinity. Lindsay Hayter of
Dashwood spent the weekend with
grandma Von.
Joyce Sovereign of Lucan enter-
tained a few ladies for quilting at
the home of her Aunt Mary Kooy
on Tuesday.
Sympathy is extended to Brent
and Jean Caslick and family fol-
lowing the death of Jean's nephew,
17 year old Paul Beckberger of
London at his home on Sunday.
Music makers - What's a party without a little music? The Zurich Seniors held their annual picnic on
Wednesday and taking advantage of the air-conditioned community centre, enjoyed the entertainment
provided by Mozart Gelinas, Sr., left; Leona McBride, Marlene Desjardine and Max Ducharme.
Varna by Joan Beierling
VARNA - Heather Laurie of
Varna and friend Mara Burton of
Bayfield had the opportunity to
visit with exchange students Gene-
vieve Godbout and Daphn6 Mo-
reau in Quebec for 11 days. These
were exchange students they visit-
ed approximately one year ago.
They travelled by train from To-
ronto to Longuil Quebec and visit-
ed the Montreal Jazz Festival and
La Rande Amusement Park.
Before returning home there was
a farewell party held for them to
give a chance to visit almost all the
exchange students from last year's
exchange trip.
The following ball games will be
held this week: Thursday, July 25
at 7 p.m. Stanley Squirt Boys vs
Bayfield; Friday, July 26 at'7 p.m.
Stanley Twp A vs Seaforth; Mon-
day July 29 at 7 p.m. Stanley Mite
Girls vs Goderich #3; July 30 at
7:30 p.m. Stanley Tykes vs Clinton
2, July 30 at 9 p.m. Bantam Girls
vs Tuckersmith; July 31 at 7 p.m.
Stanley Squirt Girls vs Goderick
Twp and July 31 at 9 p.m. Stanley
Bantam boys vs Hullet.
Thames Road by Rhoda Rohde
THAMES ROAD - Sunday July
28 there will be a joint service at
Thames Road with breakfast pre-
pared by the Thames Road men
from 8:30 to 10 a.m. and 11 to
noon. Cost for adults $4., children
$1.50, and preschoolers are free.
Tickets are available from the
board of stewards, Thames Road.
The Bible Study will meet
Wednesday July 24 at 2 p.m. in the
room of the Exeter Villa. Commun-
ion with the members will follow at
3:30 p.m.
Church service and picnic
A joint service of Worship at the
Morrison Dam was conducted by
Rev. Sheila Macgregor Sunday and
music was supplied by the Usbome
Guild.
Macgregor's sermon was entitled
"The Faith We Sing" Parini.
The hymns "Shall We Gather at
the River, The Sweet Bye and Bye,
The Church In the Wildwood, and
This Is My Father's World" were
sung with Rev. Macgregor provid-
ing insight into the writer of each
hymn.
After the service a smorgasbord
lunch was enjoyed with Thames
Road elders assisting.
Elimville ciders Looked after the
sports . Winners of the races for 6
and under, were Brent Pym, Jessica
Bray. Races, girls 7 to 10 years.
Erin Parker, Vanessa Bray. Races
boys 7 to 10 years. Ryan Parker.
Races girls 11 and over, Erin Park-
er, Crystal Hovius. Races, boys 11
and over, Tim Parker, Ryan Parker.
Girls kick the slipper, Crystal Hovi-
us, boys kick the slipper, Ryan
Parker. Candy Scramble for pre
schoolers. Ladies kick the slipper,
Kathy Bray, Ann Delbridge.
Mens kick the slipper, Ricahrd
Macgregor, Robert Bray. Three re-
lay team races, Passing the life
saver, Erin Parker's team.
Filling the bottle with water by a
spoon and filling the bottle with
water by a sponge: Richard Mac-
gregor's team won both.
Guessing weight of watermelon
was won by Judith Parker; number
of Smarties in bottle; Jean Lynn;
number of buttons; Lorne Ballan-
tyne. Number of pennies to fill a
cup; Carolyn Johns, number of
makcaroni; Ann Delbridge. Num-
ber of items in pill bottle; Crystal
Hovius, animal tic lac toe; Howard
Johns. Gilbert Johns and Crystal
Hovius.Everypne reported a good
time despite the poor attendance.
Personals
Clarence and Isobel Thomson of
Woodham visited Sunday evening
with Bill and Rhoda Rohde.
Get well wishes are extended to
Lloyd Ballantyne who underwent
surgery last week in University
Hospital London.
Cowabunga - Following some of the festivities of Ninja Turtle Da
members of the Exeter Playground were treated to pizza at New
leans. Shown getting some quick energy is Erik Denomme.
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