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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1994-06-22, Page 7Gold Chains 10 KT 14 KT ALL Ofi% offil Graduate - Kathryn Elaine Hendrick, daughter of Howard and Yvonne Hendrick, RR2 Crediton, graduated from Brock University in St. Cath- arines on June 10, 1994. Kathryn received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Child Stud- ies. Best wishes from your family. Graduate - Rebecca Marie Morgan, daughter of John and Joyce, graduated from Fanshawe College, Business - Marketing on June 16, 1994. Congratulations Becky Love Mom, Dad, Chris & Scott Graduate - Karen June Miller, daughter of Fred and June Miller, Granton, graduated June 4, 1994 from the Uni- versity of Western Ontario with her Bachelor of Educa- tion Degree - "Dean's Honour List". She previously gradu- ated from the University of Waterloo ►rich her Honours B.A. in Sociology. Karen is presently employed with As- sociation for Food & Ag- ricultural Awareness in Lon- don as an Education Resource Co-ordinator. Congratulations! Love from Mom, Dad and family Enjoy tour of Huronview CLINTON - Cavin Presbyterian Women met on June 13 at Huron - view. Clinton where the group vis - tied and enjoyed a tour. Margaret Strang was in charge as president, Donna Webster was on a trip overseas. Rev. Henderson opened the meeting with a Scripture reading and a prayer. Lois Learn read from our Bible followed by reports from the dif- ferent committees Rev. Henderson spoke about the new banner, after which the offer- ing was take and Helen Bridges read the treasurers report. Rev. Henderson closed the meet- ing with a prayer and a social time followed. Graduate - Jeff Keller, son of George and Elaine, gradu- ated on June 1st, from the University of Guelph with a B.A. in Management and Ec- onomics. He has taken a po- sition with the financial con- sultant firm of Deichert, Wilkinson and Associate. Congratulations Jeff, from Mom, Dad, Mark, Chris & Kim. Blue Water Rest Home news ZURCH - Ruby Hoggarth celebrated her 90th birthday on Sunday afternoon with family and friends present. Greetings were received from Paul Klopp, MPP, Paul Seckle, MP and Jean Chretien, Prime Minister. June 10 Oriole Westlake. Catherine Rich', Theodore (Ted) Steinbach, Ruby Bell, Nelson Howe. Susan Leslie. Edna Johnston and Joseph Ken - da Sr. took a bus into the coun- try. They enjoyed watching the deer at play at the Heynick farm north of Hensall and the emus at the Wilder farm during their outing. Tuesday afternoon Bible Study was held by Rev. Gani Lazard. Zurich United Church. Pastor Ed Laksmanis, Credi- ton United Church conducted Thursday afternoon chapel ser- vice. Father Matthias Wronski, St. Boniface Church, Zurich celebrated mass. St. Boniface Buddy Picnic scheduled for Friday was can- celled due to the heat wave. The 19 male residents re- ceived carnation corsages in honour of Father's Day from members of the Home's Auxil- iary. The residents look forward to visit from the Thames Road United Church on June 21 for the June birthday party and a picnic with their buddies on June 24. June 26 is the resident/ family annual summer dinner. Best wishes to Jean Burr who is visiting a Rehabilitation Cen- tre in London. At the June 14th, 29 annual meeting of Blue Water Rest Home, Fred Haberer, Chairman thanked Paul Steckle, Philip Erb and Anson McKinley tor their years of service as direc- tors and welcomed their succes- sors Stewart Stecklc, Zurich Mennonite Church, Donna Thiel, St. Peter's Lutheran Church and George Haggitt, member at large. FAMILY Times -Advocate, lune22, 1994 Page 7 Speaks on trip to Central America Peonies and other summer flowers beau- tified the church and a time of fellowship fol- lowed. By Muriel Lewis GRANTON - Several ladies from the Granton area enjoyed a bus trip to Sarnia on Wednesday for dinner on the boat and later a visit to Swains Nursery. Muriel Lewis attended the Strath- roy Shriners' Beef Barbecue held at Coldstream Community Centre Fri- day evening. Pastor Normalie Voakes officiat- ed at the marriage of Pamela Wa- ters to Tom Young in Granton United Church Saturday. A recep- tion followed at the Kirkton Com- munity Centre when the Granton UCW catered the meal. Anniversary service At St. Thomas Anglican Church on Sunday, June 19, the anniver- sary service was held. Rev. Stephen Emery celebrated the Holy Euchar- ist and his message was about "Hope is living in a place of assu- rance of things to come, but Faith is knowing God is there even though He is unseen". The readers were Betty Ann Waugh and Robert Parkinson and Paul Acres assisted as servers. A duet "Open my eyes" was sung by Cathie Wessman and Marlene French. Peonies and other summer flow- ers beautified the church and a time of fellowship followed. The annual beef barbecue in the park was announced for Thursday, July 7. At the Granton United Church Sunday, Pastor Normalie Voakes entitled her sermon "Communion Meditation'. Matthew McRobert lit the Christ Candle and Martin Riddell assisted Pastor Voakes in preparing the wa- ter for the baptism of his sister Eri- ca May, daughter of Walter and Ju- lie (Mclrt) Riddell. The choir sang 'The church's me founda- tion'. UCW update The quarterly general UCW met at the United Church on June 14, commencing with dessert and bev- erage served by Unit 4. This unit was also in charge of the program when a former Gran- tonite Ken McGuffin of London was the guests speaker on this trip Saintsbury youth places third in bike race Harley Davis com- petes in the 60 cc divi- sion. By H. Davis SAINTSBURY - Congratulations go to Harley Davis who placed third at Trail Blazer Park at Shan- nonville on Sunday, in the 60 cc. division. A Birthday dinner was held hon- ouring Mary Davis June 13 at the home of her daughter and son-in- law Janett and Jim Barker. Mar- guerite Greenlee, Alexia Tindall. Hugh and Hazel Davis were guests also. Mary Davis was busy on the weekend with relatives and friends dropping by to wish her Happy Birthday. • Ron and Margaret Carroll attend- ed the Open House Sunday honour- ing Ethel Copeland of Kirkton on her 80th birthday. Best wishes go out to her from her friends at St. Patrick's. Hugh and Hazel Davis returned home from a visit in Michigan. Heather MacGillivray, Courtney CALL FOR COUNTRY KABLE ,TODAY! C MORE MOVIES! MORE SPORTS! MORE DRAMA! MORE MUSIC! UP TO 100 FREE CHANNELS A Ile ft Stub ...Tint 9K Extettaixxtext 296-5565 Capsule Comments with Ernie Miatello if you are allergic to cats, it's not the cat's hair that causes the problem. It is actually a protein In the saliva and secretions from the cat's oil glands that sticks to the hair. When this protein dries up and is shed, it becomes airborne. tt causes no problem for most people but for some, it can cause asthma and hay fever symptoms. To give good protection, a sunscreen should be applied in adequate amounts. A good guideline is about 2.5 ml (1/2 teaspoonful) on each of these areas: face and neck, each arm and shoulder, fro. • of torso, the back. and double the amount for each leg and top of foot. Remember, the sun causes 90% of all skin cancers. Sitting on the toilet should be kept to 5 minutes or less. Too long can put too much pressure on the blood vessels of the anal areas and could result In hemorrhoids. One of the nicest things about working at Huron Apothecary Is talking to our customers. We enjoy this contact and feel our knowledge about medications is helpful in your understanding of your medications. Aputi 1HLE)r' 1 "Your Health Care Pharmacy PHONE 2,35 1982 440 MAIN ST.. EXETER. ONT. and Katie -Scarlett, Suzanne Davis. Crystal, Travis and Starr visited the Davis's Sunday evening. Mary Davis was Sunday dinner guest with Bob and Alexia Tindall. St. Patrick's church There was no service at St. Pat- rick's Sunday; June 19. On June 26, St. Patrick's will celebrate the Holy Communion service at 11:00 a.m. Scripture readings are to be i1 Samuel 6:1-15, II Corinthians 8:7- I5: Responsive Reading Psalm 24, The Holy Gospel Mark 5:21-43. to Guatemala and El Salvador through the Lutheran Church. Besides telling of the way of lite there, Ken explained about the weaving industry and showed vari- ous articles which he had brought home. In appreciation for their assis- tance, he presented a cross to Diane Blake and a picture to M. line Hardie, which was accepted tfy her daughter Ruth Cook. Marilyn Humphrey chaired the meeting and read 'Medals and models' which pertained to D -Day. The business discussion was cen- tered around a catering project and the upcoming pork chop supper. Casual lIndustries Ltc. 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