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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1993-05-05, Page 6Times -Advocate, May 5,1983 it W.? huh (" W f U Forthcoming marriage - Clarke and Grace Rollings wish to announce the forth- coming marriage of their son Kenneth John to Jane Marie, daughter of John and Joanne Humphrey of Thamesville. The wedding to take place in May 1993 at New St. James Presbyterian Church, London. Forthcoming marriage - Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Skinner and Mr. and Mrs. Tony Bedard are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their children Shelley and Michael. The wedding will take place on May 15, 1993 at 3 :k =finder Unitdd • Church. Open reception at South Huron Recreation Oen- ' tre. Forthcoming marriage - Bob and Pat Down wish to an- nounce the forthcoming mar- riage of their daughter, Deb to Dave •Pare, son of Marilyn and Lou Pare. The wedding will take place on May 15, 1993 at Exeter United Church t 1 •nn n rn Bronwyn S. Bwtaitall, front was recently accepted by the National Ballet of Canada as one of 100 students eligible to train for a career in ballet at the National Ballet summer school in To- ronto. Bronwyn, 10, is the daughter of Brenda and Dr. Robert Burchell, Cambridge and the granddaughter ofv4da'and Bob Dinney, E)Not4r. a Centralia's Falthwalkers 4110 e miti CENTRALIA - Saturday night was the final foam For Christ night for the summer months. A group of young people called "Moming Star" provided music :sand testimony. Goderich quiz team were the overall wvinners, with Zurich second, and Centralia Faithwalk- --ers being third. Amy Swance and Brad Claus each received individ- ual plaques for being the highes . scorers on the Faith - walkers team. Congratulations t i the entire team and their coaches Scou and Lori Cra\ lord for your dedica- tion and commitment in studying each week. We are very proud of you! The Youth for Christ board has planned a fellowship night for all the quiz teams on May 11 for a volleyball game and pizza. The men and boys (53 in total) will be travelling via the blue bus to the Skydome on Friday afternoon, meeting at the church at 3:30 sharp! A light lunch will be served on the bus and organizer Garry Kline reports that numerous activities and prizes are prepared for the -trip. On Friday, May 14 at 7:30 the James Dobson film "Turn Your Hearts Toward home" will be shown at the church. This is being organized by the Youth Group and a freewill offering collected will be added to the building fund. Refreshments will be served following the movie. The choir will be ministering in song for Mothers Day this Sunday. recious Blood neis By Amy Regier and Theresa Wilhelm 5 e�oop EXETER .year Pre - 4 °o cions Blood had a basket- \ li / � ball team for �j►-. �/ botho. bgirls oys had their tournament on April 8. They had been practicing since .-3 ry '1 .t'uae lel l ed -vp coming in first but it wasn't an -easy task, to defeat Precious Blood :.School. It was a very close game own! the end of the game when Mt. Carmel scored a couple of baskets. The girls didn't make it to the tournament because there weren't enough girls. Precious Blood School is getting .in on the action of helping keep the environment clean. On every Friday students try to bring gar- hageless lunches. Each classroom has a grade 7 or 8 monitor who comes in and marks down how many pieces of -garbage is in each students' lunch. After they are all added up Mrs. Wilhelm puts them on a chart so all can see which classroom had the least amount of garbage. So far the 2/3 room is in the lead with the most first places. On April 11, Easter Sunday the first six students received com- munion and were given a certifi- cate of recognition. Each Sunday different students will be snaking :their first communion and receiv- :ing certificates. The communal celebration with the whole class is .on May 16. On April 13, the grade 1 and 5/6 classes travelled by bus to Port Al- bert Conservation Area. They saw the river habitat recon - New Chriuc Starting Mon., Nay 27 Exeter Clinic Mon. - 9 a.m. - 7 p.m. Wed. - 9 a.m. - 7 p.m. Fri. - 9 a.m. - 7 p.m. Rmtfrar Vaiu mart Plaza, Exeter 2 Asaimmonswe Now Open in Grand Bend Located at Studio 21, 54 Ontario St. S. Tues. - 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Thurs. - 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. tttt�►. struction, and also viewed the river system there. Along their journey they saw how the fish ladder works. A few of the eagle-eyed students caught a glimpse of the rapidly moving fish swimming down the river. They ate lunch there and then headed off to the Huron County Goderich Museum. The grade eights started prepar- ing for graduation on April 15 with •erie'of the first steps, alraduation photo. There was a lot of running back and forth to the mirrorsand quite a few of the students had their hair cut and styled the night before or the day of the photos. Everyone seems excited that graduation is coming but they're also sad to be leaving so many good friends be- hind. On April 21, "Kids on the Block" came to Precious Blood School to talk to the 2/3 and 3/4 classes about child abuse. With puppets they showed the importance of reporting child abuse to the authorities. We hope they understand that child abuse is wrong, and that they will say something to someone like a relative, teacher or someone they trust and can ,talk to. Every month the school .has. a "Spirit -Day", which is based ort.a theme. On April 23, Precious Blood had a "Tacky or Clash Day". Some of the students who were brave enough to participate dressed up in something really tacky or something that clashed. In the past months we've had "Hat Day" and "Red Day". We wonder what the theme will be next month? Ostia ems talpt cativo wet insassl MARY KAY COSMt'iCS punts.... a Fundraiser Fashion Show to support Survival Through Friendship House of Huron County with fashions by: PERRY ORIGINALS DESIGNERS 438 Main St., Exeter, 375 Main St. Exeter THE PURPLE TURTLE flowers by 355 Main St.Exeter COUNTRY FLOWERS 391 Main St., Exeter May 7- 7:30 p.m. South Huron High School, 92 Gidley St. E., Exeter Cost: $7.00 Refreshments and door prizes For information and tickets contact the above shops or Linda Benedetti 227-1068 (Lucan) R.R. 2 Credlton eStt 234-6464 7. Greenhouse & Nursery417 ( Now expanded to serve you better Mon. - Fri. 4 - 10 p.m., Sat. - Sun., .9 a.m. - 5,p.m. Holidays 9 a.m. - 5 -p.m. Annual - Perennlatfiox Plants Great for flowerbeds and rock gardens Indoor tropical and flowering plants, rose bushes frees end shrubs. Selection of hanging baskets nrnu 4 All :f Your Gardening Needs SUSAN'S GRgEpENHOUSE *,,qqYM 71 1 1/2 miles south of Crediton NOTICE TO Exeter Public Utilities Commission Customers 3be-followiagmay•be of interest town (1)=Pre-Authorized Payment Plan will be aveltable in June _1993. (2) if you °tie completed the application form that was eent with your Utittty btll,-we will be contacting you. (3) IffetiatilePnistmeernelete an -application and wish toenterthe "Plan", please contact the Commission ' cue. Points of intetreat (a) If you wishtoplant a tree, please contact the Com- mission office for locates at no charge to you. (b) Water restrictions will be implemented in mid or late June, however, you will receive a notice at that time. EXETER PUBLIC UTILIiTiES COMMISSION H.L. Davis, Manager Ijoud&t know aimanamidialisa riga dviolen� ..Elle ani! The woman down the street, your co-worker, your best mend ---anyone can be a victim of violence. As neighbours and friends, we all have a role to play in ending the abuse of women. For the safely of our homes and communities, let's put,, n entd io yiM43ye, hist women. 00 Status of Women Canada Violence againpt,lst j) l)i u sAsAil. Conrbt+on IdmInme Ganda CAI- lack( 4