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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1993-06-09, Page 7Bike r()( cc in I _,UerI 1 +graduate -Melina Van Roes - .graduated -Tuesday, June 8th from University . of West - lam Ontario with her Bachelor xof--Arts in Sociology. Former Jgraduate of Precious Blood Separate School, South Hu- :rlon High .School and Fan- :ahawe :Coliege. Now em- rployed -with Goodwill 'industries . of -_London, :as a iftehabilitation Counsellor. 1Daughter,of-Ron and Marlene 'Moore. Way :to Go Missy! Love Dad, Mom, Shawn and John. Graduate - Jeremy Mason, son of Ron and Kathy Mason, ;Exeter, recently graduated with honours from Canadore College, North Bay, Ontario, receiving his .commercial Hel- icopter -Pilot -Licence. Congrat- ulations from your family and best of luck for the future! The Lucan Optimists gave . away four bicycles In a draw following Saturday moming's bicycle rodeo !n-Lucan. Above, In front, Irom left, _ are winnersNick-•tlosking, Noral- ,ee P tiers, Jeff Grant, :and AmyAbeL Behind are Opti- mist:president Wayne pryce and-Lucan•OPP-officer Doug • Graham who helped super- vise the rodeo. At right, Kelly Wilson gets. instructions loom -Steve Storey on how to ride 7the:serpentine,the toughest Westvfthe bike rodeo. The 4vaan fptimists.sponsored •-the rateo,rdrewing 74.chil- uZlren interested tin testing thelr•bfcycle handlipgrsklls. iE WhisicgaMre at BJzie Water .ZURICH - -Last Tuesday .after- noon:the Rest -Home Auxiliary:held a picaic.supper for the • residents, of Bhre Water. There were no .ants, nor sand between the toes but•eve- ryone _enjoyed the entertainment ar- ranged' by Donna Klapp, Chairper- son ''for :the .Afternoon. Dennis Smith, with.the..accompaniment of Auchey-liaberer.on piano, showed idle f.farmers.how to use a hand .ttw,:not for cutting wood but to -tkemusic with. Although Willi Nelson is getting -xeady .to retire, Mozart Gelinas is .juststarting anew career by going solo.: Without.his usual accompani- mentL "001inas erenaded his t di- • enebesVithtguitirtand yes, thes:man r singsas well. Ladies Auxiliary present three life memberships RXIMER - The .Ladies Auxiliary to the R.E. Pooley Exeter Branch +167 -Royal Canadian Legion held their regular meeting Monday, May 17.Tlaere were 46 members out to the meeting for the installation of 93.94 officers and a surprise presentation to three fellow comrades. -The new slate of officers are as follows: president Dorothy Pfaff, :.past president Shirley Pole, 1st vice president Mary Keenen, second vire president Rita Morrison, secretary Cathy Pfaff, treasurer Annie Lawson, Sgt. at Arms Mary -Thompson and executive Joyce Eveland, Grace Farquhar, June.Lather. Marguerite McLeod and Marilyn Riley. Twenty-four other positions were also filled. There was a surprise presentation of three Life Memberships award- ed on the merits of holding an elected office of president, treasurer, or secretary for at least one teen as well as participating in all aspects of the Auxiliary. Their attendance at meetings and their overall contribu- tion to the aims and objectives of the Ladies Auxiliary play a key fac- ter in the nomination, approval and presentation of the award. The re- cipients of these were Marion Frayne, Annie Lawson and Dorothy Pfaff. The families of each of these women were present to witness the presentation. A lovely lunch including a beautifully decorated cake was served to all guests and members in attendance. Donations of $100.00 have been made to Parkwood Hospital and the Cancer,Foundation. Since the pee wee hockey team did so well this year the Auxiliary thought it would be nice to reward them with a jacket. A letter has been sent to.each player on the team and the coaches stating the Auxil- iary will be purchasing jackets for everyone and the presentation will be held in the fall. The Auxiliary will be supplying lunch once again for the 2923 Hu- ron Middlesex Army Cadet Corps Annual Inspection that is being held on June 10. Anyone wishing to attend please contact president Doro- thy Pfaff. Graduate - Doctor Tiffenie Larkins -Harris graduated from Indiana University on May 8, 1993 with a degree of Doctorate of Optometry. Tiffenie and her husband Walter will be residing in Michigan. She is the daugh- ter of Judy Lamport, Exeter, Ontario and Tyrone Larkins, San Jos& Ca. and grand- daughter of Hannah Lamport and the late Edward Lamport, Exeter, Ontario and Mr. and Mrs. K. Larkins, Detroit, Mi. Love and congratulations from all. Cancer can be beaten. (.{IMOI�M y ti 1( tIv ' tr Please_give. '' CirI PSI HAIhhSTYLINC.7 vatumer" Pit 2351814'. Mary -Lou. Denomme and Verda Baechler lead poems. Ashley and Stephanie Erb sang solos accompa- nied by their mother Laurie. The Auxiliary members prepared -beautiful salads .and cold cuts and -•itlttrbarb pie for. the residents' sup- • per A.thank yei rici thelIorne Aux- ' itiary memberiTiViikk btrce again provided entertainment to a full -house (auditorium and tummy)aaad the B.W.R.H. kitchen staff for rh: ' - help serving .and cleaning up :after the event. Wednesday afternootr,Gicn Thiel took Harvey Keys, Tad: Steinback, Susan Leslie, Tiny Thiel. Marg anet Snell, Catherine Riehl, Mae:David- son and Edna Johnston on. a bus trip to Holmesville, Benmiller Inn, Saltiord and Goderich. In a field, close to the road, waited four .large .deer just for the residents' viewing. Once Been. they glided off into the distance. Or as it says on one of our local industries' .cargo holders "Nothing runs like a deer!" Rev. Larry Stojkavic, Zion Lu- theran Chinch. Dashwood conduct- ed Thursday afternoon Chapel Ser- vice.-Fr.:Peter Hayes, St. Boniface Church. Zurich celebrated Mass. Welcome back Anna Heckman! She spent a few days at University Hospital, London. The residents and their families are looking forward to the Home's annual summer dinner to be held on Sunday, June 27, 1993 at 3:00 p.m. at the home. Times -Advocate, June 9,1993 SarntbU1yby H. Daus SAiNTSI3URY - There was no service on Sunday at St. Patrick's St. Pauls, Kirkton celebrated then anniversary service. Sunday, June 13, St. Patrick's will celebrate the Holy Commun- ion Service at 11:00 a.m. Heather MacGillivray and Hazel Davis attended 53rd Weekend at Huron College. Sunday evening St. Patrick's Sun- day School children, teachers and friends, 20 in all held at waikathon proceeds to Children's Miracle Net- work, and St. Marys for Children of Chcrnoybl. Special thanks to all who spon- sored us. Wednesday evening at 8:00 p.m. everyone is invited to Si Patrick's to hear Leslie Switzer and Kathy Blackler speak about the St. Marys Children of Chernoybl, Light the Way Project. On Tuesday, June 15 at 1:00 p.m. desserts, home baking and prizes will be offered at the St. Patrick's euchre. Birthday Wishes go out to Mary Davis the First Lady of St. Patricks who will celebrate her 87th birth- day Sunday, June 13. The St. Patrick's euchre - Croki- nolc Silent Auction will be held 25 at 8:00 p.m. Items to he listed later. Bride's Comments on... COUNTRY FLOWERS and their WEDDING DESIGNS Margaret (Lawson) Baker - October 10, 1992. 'I would ccrtain- [y recommeruf Country Flowers for their courteous and personal at- tention given to suggesting and creating the perfect combination' and colours of flowers to each and every member of the wedding party, the church and dinner tables. 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