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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1996-07-03, Page 10• Page 10 Times-Adi�ocate, July 3,1996 comm1INITY Toddlers' Inn graduates Toddlers' Inn Nursery School held their 1996 graduation on Thursday. Graduates from the aftemoon class, from back row left, Brandon Millar, Tyler Bryson, Ethan Mattis, Abigail De- Weerd, Lucas Skinner, Matthew Garrow. Middle row, Ben Dailleboust, Jenessa Varley, Mi- chael Mattem, Sarah Burtch, Sarah Lovelace, Melissa McNaughton. Front row, Meghan Dar- ling, Emily Govers, Karly Bryson and Jordan Brintnell. Toddlers' Inn Nursery School held their 1996 graduation on Thursday. Graduates from thet morning class, from back row left, Janelle Clarke, Jordan Taylor, Kristy Pavkeje, Travis* Jaques, Stephanie Van Raay, Brooke Gielen. Middle row, Justine Pfaff, Stephen Clarke,,Carlyy Winters, Cole Hackett, Kristin Sutton, Joel Smith. Front row, Curtis Ryckman, Andrea Hillan, Kyle Veri and Nicole Van Oss. Hensall groups planing. beef barbecue for August HENSALL - Exeter and Area sponsored the Tri -county Senior Games on June 17 and 18. Shuf- fleboard was played at the Hen- sall Complex. Congratulations to Edna Dietz and Lorne Archer, the Hensall team, on winning "the Gold". The Goderich team won the silver and Grand Cove Estates took home the bronze. Dietz and Archer will now com- pete in Richmond Hill, in Au- gust. Other contestants from Hensall included: Isobel Roger- son and Dorothy Corbett for Solo; Margaret Cole and Emma. Campbell for Euchre; and Stew- art and Irene Blackwell for Crib- bage. Several villagers joined the Huron County and Bayfield His- torical Society bus tour to Wal- laceburg, Dresden, and Lambton County museums on Tuesday June 25. Thanks are extended to Rae and Bill McFarlane for or- ganizing the nip. Copies of the 1995 Huron County Historical Society year- book are still available for $5. (Call 262-2715 or 565-5200 to reserve your copy). This year, the Historical Notes highlight the history of the Women's In- stitute in Huron County. Hensall playground Another reminder to Hensall and area residents, Hensall Play- ground program will be running July 8 to August 16. The pro- grams offers four to twelve year old children a structured, fun, recreational program for six weeks. A wide variety of activi- ties, sure to please! Swimming is also available from July 15 - 26. Further information is avftil- able from the Hensall Municipal Office at 262-2812. Mark your calendar now, and get your tickets early! The Hen- sall Kinsmen, Fire Fighters and Parks Board are hosting a beef barbeque, dance and elimination draw on Saturday August 17. Dinner will be served at the community centre from 6 - 9 p.m, with the dance to folloW. All proceeds from the event will be used to purchase a Fire De- partment Rescue Equipment Van and a Self -Propelled Ice Re - surfacer, for the Arena. Tickets are available from organization members, Hensall Arena and the Hensall Municipal Office. Join us in Hensall. Music featured at outdoor services GRAND BEND - The first out- door service at Grand Bend United Church was held on June 30 at 11 a.m. Guest soloist was Mary Lou Dixon of Ailsa Craig as she sang "Great is Thy Faithfulness", "I Feel the Winds of God Today" and "Irish Blessing". Rev. R. Putman's sermon topic was "It Ain't Easy", with scriptures from Genesis 22:1-14 and Matthew 10:34-42 read by Edna Frampton. Responsive readings were taken from Psalm 13 "From Despair to Hope." Lucy Sage opened the service with a hymn sing of requests. Next Sunday. July 7, a saxophone duo from Pine River will present the music. The duo are part of the Boyd Orchestra and they will be ac- companied by Gayle Lowry. At the June 23 morning service at Grand Bend United Church, Rev. R. Putman's sermon topic was "In the face of Adversity", with scrip- tures from Genesis 21:8-21 and Matthew 10:24-33 read by Hank .3y McGillivray Central School held its grade 8 graduation recently for the 1995/96 year. Back row, left to right: Matthew Thomp- son, Jeremy Mulder, Adam Cunningham, Jesse Abraham, Mr. Robertson, Mrs. VanDaele. Middle row, 1 to r: Mrs. MacIver, Becky McBride, Kelly Jo Robinson, Sjoerdtsje DeVries, Usa Siddall, Rhonda Yeo, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Ridley. Front row, 1 to r Me- lissa Bullock, Mandy Thomson, Crystal Trevithick, Julie Steeper, Jillian Wright, Pam Mclnroy, Terri Thompson, Nigelle Lagerwerf and Lyndsay Redmond. Tinker Tots graduate Th. tailor Tots Nursery Graduation was held on June 21. Back row, at left, Kelll McGregor, Stephanie Pratt, Danny Butson, Kelsy Long, Scott Heylnk, Justin Meikle, Hilar! McBride, Lau - P8 Ftichanison, Sam Stewart and Ryan Consitt. Front row, at left, Meghan Collins, M4tchell Poston, iKeelan Westlake -Power, Hayden Jolly, Bethany Smallman, Ryan Cooper, Justin Campbell, Cole Hulley and Sean Consitt. Ford. The responsive reading was from Psalm 86:1-10. In Rev. Put - man's talk to the children, he asked them about summer holidays and emphasized the good they could do by being tidy and picking up trash. The choir's musical offering was "Blest Are the Pure in Heart" The congregational hymns were "Stand Up, Stand Up for Jesus", "Teach Me God to Wonder" and "Take Up Thy Cross, the Saviour Said." Canadian baritone Ross Darling- ton will be guest soloist at the out- door summer service at Grand Bend United Church at 11 a.m., July 14. He sings the "Five Mysti- cal Songs" of Vaughan Williams to poem of George Herbert, whose fa- miliar sacred texts include "Let All the World in Every Corner Sing" and "Come My Way, My Truth, My Life." Organist Norm Abbott will ac- company him on a Roland key- board with registration for both pia- no and organ to color the moods of the songs. Darlington has achieved renown in oratorio• and opera .roles. as well as in concert sacred and secular throughout Canada and the U.S. At the 11 a.m. service of Grand Bend.United Church on July 21 the combined choirs of Dundas Centre United London and Grand Bend United join forces to render a feast of anthems outdoors on the church's treed lawn. Dundas Centre Choir presented an afternoon of Victorian Anthems` this past May with director Donald Cook. On this occasion two mem- bers of Grand Bend United Choir assisted them. 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