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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1993-06-16, Page 8Page 8 Times -Advocate, June 101993 Forthcoming mate - Anto- nia Linton of Crediton would like to announce the forth- coming .-marriage of her .daughter i -Jo Richards to Dale Vincent Wrights son of Dave Wright, -London, Ontario and f4eiah -Naughton of Trew- lawny Jamaica on Saturday, June 26,-19938t 6 p.m. Cre- .dlton, Ontario. Reception to :follow at Credlton Community Centre. Forthcoming marriage - Mr. and Mrs. Clem Regier, Zurich are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriagge.:cf their daughter, Lisa Marie .to -Rod- ger Russell, son of Mrs. Doris Laycox on Saturday, June 26, 1993 at Egmondville United Church. Reception to follow in Hensall. Retirement party held for Mt. Carmel teacher o!unieer grogram MT CARMEL - Former students and colleagues over the years at- tended a retirement party Friday evening for retiring kindergarten teacher Helen Ryan at Mt. Carmel Separate School. Ryan was celebrating her retire- ment from 36 years of teaching. She started her career at East Wil- liams School in Nairn, and also taught in Exeter when Precious Blood School first opened. Ryan joined the Me Carmel staff in 1965 and had been a kindergarten teach- er for the past 14 years. Nellemelemerillninew V.O.N.'s Palliative Caw Volunteer Program recently held its second graduation ceremony for the visiting lupteers who have completed an eight week training program. The volunteers provide support for the terminally ill and their families during the illness, as well as in bereavement. Back row left to right: Lois McCallum, Ruth Ann Steckle, Ervin Steinmann, Diane Becker, Mary Gardiner, Joy Kerslake. Front row left to right: Janice Hayter Oke, co-ordinator, Carol Stuart, Tina Visscher. (Soon to be ready) C Patty's berry Patch U Pick or we Pick (Turn west 2nd side rd.,north of Exeter, located on Pineridge Chalet Rd.) $oeoiad; To the first 50 customers a free package of Garden Fare and recipes •sponsored by Club House of London 138-7315 LA Varna UCW watch slides By Joan Beierling VARNA - Ethel Ball from Auburn was guest speak- er at the Vama U.C.W. meeting held last Thursday evening. She spoke and showed slides on her most in- teresting trip to Israel. Ball went with a group to tour many different cities and villages in Israel such as Caserea, Tiberias, Telev, beautiful Jerusalem, Jericho the oldest city in the world and many other wonderful places. Water is very scarce there. Eight -five percent of agriculture is exported where it used to be imported. Elaine Stephenson and Ruth Johnston were in charge of the program and lunch. President Joyce Dowson conducted .the business. 'Ihe U.C.W._are saving Campbell Soup.labels. They :go to the Deaf School in Peurto Rico. They have 'reached the two million mark with 1.7 coming from Canada. 68,825 labels will .buy computer software, 995,000 will buy two camcorders, 33,050 labels will get two microwave ovens. Donations were given to Brucefield-Vama-Goshen- Kippen Vacation Bible School and to Camp Menese- amg. The back room in the manse is just about com- pleted-Forthe September meeting the ladies will be going :tolbe-Huron Country Playhouse to see Fiddler on the Roof prior to dinner out and a brief meeting. There will be more information closer to the date. Varna Sunday School children were presented their . awards on Sunday, June 13. Sunday School superin- tendent Joe Laurie introduced -each class and teacher. The nursery class taught ,by' leisa .- Stephenson and Brenda Consitt were presentediheir awards fast with Stacey Consitt receiving her second year seal and Cameron Laurie receiving his third year seal. The jun- ior class taught by Debra Rathwell and Joan Rejecting were next with Leanne Stephenson receiving her fourth year seal, Danny Rathwell receiving his sixth year seal, Jason Beierling his seventh year seal, Graham Laurie receiving his seventh year seal and his eighth year di- ploma and Andrew Laurie his eighth year diploma. The senior class taught by Joe Laurie were Valerie Laurie receiving her eleventh year seal and Michael Stephen- son his sixth year seal. Heather Beierling and Heather Laurie both received their thirteenth year seals. Rev. Phillips congratulated all the children and teachers for a job well done. Sunday, June 20 at 7:30 part. at Goshen Church Jean Bennett will speak on her trip to Africa on behalf of the Canadian Foodgrains Bank. Stanley Township sponsored swimming lessons at Vanastra will be held from July 12-23 and the cost will be $38 per child. Bus pick-up is,.in Varna and Bruce - field. Contact Sandra Robinson for more information or to register your child at 263-5307. Baseball games scheduled at the Stanley Ball dia- :mond for this week are as follows: Thursday, June 17 .Stanley Mite boys vs. Goderich and Stanley Peewee girls vs. Goderich Township at 7 p.m. on the from dia- mond, at 9 p.m. Stanley Midget girls vs..Uaborne, Fri - :.day, June 18 Stanley Peewee,boyaat 7 -pan., Monday, June 21 Stanley Peewee boys at 7 pm. and HUI and -Mill at 9 p.m. Tuesday, June 22 Stanley Peewee girls vs. -Goderich at 7 p.m. and Stanley Midget boys at 9 p.m., 'Wed. June 23 the Agricos at 7 p.m. and the Midget girls vs. Dublin at 9 p.m. Mernorial service in Centralia . CENTRALIA - A memorial ser- vice was held at the United Church on Tuesday evening when over 400 friends and relatives gathered ktimarrairay tb June 17,1june17, 113,19 regular priced merchandise Join us for refreshments FASHION CLOSET 395 Main St. EXeter 1� 235-3380 to pay tribute to the family of the late Penny Smith of London. Pen- ny was the daughter of Harvey and Donna Smith. Rev. Geddes and Rev. Deborah Carter conducted the service with Remembrances of Penny given by friends Cindy Shaddock and April Leonard. After the service lunch was served by the ladies in the church and outside on the lawn and friends and neighbours from McGillivray Township and Credi- ton are planting a beautiful Mag- nolia tree on the lawn at Centralia United Church in memory of Pen- ny. A special Father's Day service will be held at the United Church next Sunday. Saturday visitors with Mary Hensall minor hockey winners By Vanessa Cook HENSALL - The Hensall Minor Hockey held their draw for the prize of food vouchers. Fust prize went to Bill Gibson of Hensal) who won a $250.00 voucher. Sandra Consitt, Hensal) won second prize which was a $150.00 voucher. Third prizes went to Audrey Koeh- ler. RR I Hensal I with a $100.00 voucher. PUBLIC MEETING CONCERNING A PROPOSED NEW OFFICIAL PLAN FOR THE TOWN OF EXETER TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the County of Huron will hold a public meeting on Tuesday, June 22, 1993 at 7:30 p.m. at the South Huron Recreation Centre in Exeter toypsid- er a proposed Official Plan under Section 17 of the Planning Act. The proposed Offie,ial Plan would affect all lands lying within the Town of Exeter (as shown below). The Official Plan will include policies for Residential, Commercial. Industrial, Open Space and Institu- tional land uses. among others. The Official Plan will also include land division and servicing policy for the Town. The proposed Official Pian includes policies which applies to all lands within the Town of Exeter. A draft copy is available for information purposes to all ratepayers within the Town and may be picked up at the Town eof Exeter municipal office. ANY PERSON may attend the public meetintra(td/or make written or verbal representation either in support of or in opposition to the proposed Official Plan. • ADDITIONAL INFORMATION relating to the proposed Official Plan is available for inspection at the Town of Exeter municipai office. DATED AT THE TOWN OF EXETER THIS 19TH DAY OF MAY, 1993 Elizabeth Bell, Clerk Town of Exeter Box 759, Exeter, Ontario NOM 156 (53.8) 235.0310 1' Kooy were Gordon and Edith Ea- ton of London Township. Helen MacDonald and Howard Dolan, ;Lucan. Jerry and Carol Mills and ibert and lice Cooper, Exet- er. 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