HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1994-05-11, Page 11Rebekahs
to hold
barbecue
EXETER - Some sisters of the
Rebekahs will be accompanying
the Flag Bearer, Bev Campbell on
May 25 to Supreme Rebekah
Lodge, St. Thomas, where she will
can -y a flag at the opening of their
meeting, May 25.
The Rebekahs received a picture
of the float which Oddfellows and
Rebekahs Lodges entered in the
Rose bowl Parade January 1. They
plan to hang it in their hall.
Some of the members are going
to visit Hillcrest Lodge, St. Marys,
May 27 when they are celebrating
their 40th birthday with a dinner.
Victoria Rebekah Lodge, Lon-
don, is having a Music Night May
19 and invited Exeter lodge to be
included in the music.
To raise money, the Rebakahs are
holding a barbecue May 27 and 28
at Holtzmann's I.G.A. Members
can call the N.G. to volunteer to
help for an hour or so on one of
those days.
Varna -area
farmer
appointed to
new tribunal
TORONTO - A Varna -area farm-
er has been named to a new seven -
member Farm Organizations Ac-
creditation Tribunal.
Gordon Lyle Hill of RR Varna
was appointed to a three-year term
on the tribunal by Minister of Agri-
culture, Food and Rural Affairs El-
mer Buchanan April 27.
Buchanan said the tribunal will
play a role in introducing the Farm
Business Registration and Farm Or-
ganizations Funding Act. They will
be conducting hearings to determine
farm organizations' applications for
accreditation and inclusion for fund-
ing. They will also decide on ex-
emption applications because of re-
ligious requirements under the Act.
Other members named to the tri-
bunal include retired general man-
ager of the Ontario Bean Marketing
Board Charlie Broadwell, Normand
Demers of Earlton, Anne McKenzie
of Englehart, Brigid Pyke of Wolfe
Island, Hilbert Rumph of Drayton,
and Betty Semeniuk of '1'hamestord.
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The Kindergarten class
(above) of Zurich Public
School sang "My Aunt Came
Back" for the school's con-
cert Thursday afternoon and
evening.
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The grade eight class contributed a selection of songs
from around the world. The last number was "One Mo-
ment in Time" with solos by Alisha VanGiesen (front left).
Becky Kirk, and Candace Schilbe.
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StM Patrick's hosting Deanery
By H. Davis
SAINTSBURY - St. Patrick's
Holy Communion Service was held
at 11:00 a.m. Sunday. Rev. Stephen
Emery talked to the children about
people in the world not being al-
lowed to belong and reminded
them the family is not just those
you live with, but all God's chil-
dren everywhere.
On May 15, scripture readings
are to be Acts 1:15-17, 21-26, I
John 5:9-13. Responsive reading
will be Psalm 1, Holy Gospel John
17:6-19.
Last minute plans are being made
for Perth Spring Deanery being
held at St. Patrick's on May I1,
with registration at 6:30 p.m. The
Holy Communion Service is at
6:45 p.m. There will be refresh-
ments in the Parish Hall followed
by guest speaker The Rev. Bever-
ley Wheeler showing slides of her
trip to the Holy Land.
Mary Davis visited with all her
family on Mother's Day weekend;
Earl and Marguerite Greenlee, Jim
and Janet( Barker and family, Bob
and Alexia Tindall and family and
Hugh and Hazel Davis and Heather
MacGillivray staying with parents
since her surgery. Bob MacGilliv-
ray and family with Bruce and Pam
Clarke of Walton and Stevie Mac-
Qillivray of Lions Head.
Congratulations go to Harley Da-
vis for placing fifth in the Spring
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Motocross Classic at Gopher Dunes
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Hazel Davis attended a get to-
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Chowan of Ilderton along with 14
wives of the former players and
management of the Lucan Ilderton
Jets Hockey Team. They spent the
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home following the tragic fire
which destroyed her home and be-
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