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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1996-07-03, Page 19ST. PATRICK CATHOLIC SCHOOL GRADUATES 1996 . El Times -Advocate, July 3, 1996 Page 19 St. Patrick Catholic School in Lucan held its grade 8 graduation recently. Above, top to bottom, left to right: Erin Abel, Gwen Barker, Justin Chittenden, Meghan Costello, Leigh Ann Darling, Joe Dewan, Ben Duskocy, Laura Earl, Sarah Ewald, Philip Gullo, Daniel Harrigan, Danielle Kenny, Carla Lansink, Elizabeth Libryk, Stephen Maslen, Scott McLeod, Ryan O'Shea, Russell Pet- typiece, David Readings, Rob Ryan, Diana Vandenberk and Dan Ziegler. J.A.D. McCurdy Public School Forthcoming marriage - Mon- ty and Deb Plumb are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter An- gela Colleen to Daniel Peter, son of Robert and Helen McNaughton and Rick and Lynn White. The ceremony will /(take place at the Northside United Church, Seaforth on Saturday, July 13, 1996 at 3 p.m. Open reception to follow at Seaforth and District Com- munity Centre at 9 p.m. Annual grade eight graduatalon exercises were held recently at J.A.D. McCurdy public school at Huron Park. Back, left, teach- ers Dorothy Coolman and Mary Anne Topp, Brad Claus, principal Mary Ellen Walsh, Terry MacEachern, Dan Mosurinjohn, Jer- emy Van Bergen, Joey Taylor, Shawn Sherwood, Gerald McLeod, Lance Pfaff, Roger Rammeloo, Ben Hindmarsh, Justin Du- charme, vice-principal Niall Straw and teacher Angie Desjardine. Front, Nikki Chopra, Diana Chansamone, Sarah -Jane Tilley, Lusa Arogg4 AIRIVA,Glover,,M�lIdss,? Fi9bIrrson,i l,yng a LeGofft D ,8 gr, Sa(ah MML j , 4,and CeceiliDin- Y K6,4 Our Lady of Mount Carmel Our Our ,of Mount Cannel separate school's grade eight graduation ceremonies were held recently. Back, left, principal David Sha , Adrian Roelands, Jim Boland, Adam McCann, Adam Glavin, Mike Skinner, Matt Foran, Robert Sandwith, Jason Hardy, Mich 1 Blois, Christopher Glavin and teacher George Heide. Centre, Shawn Becker, J.R. Davies, Alicia Koster, Danielle La- Mhanc , Jacquie Geurts, Teresa Zwambag, Sarah Breen, Christine Glavin, Jenn Morley, Nicki Pollard -Wilson. Front, Loren Smith, oliisa O'Brien, Melanie Steeper, Chantal Russell, Katie Pickering, Kelly Bowers, Sarah McCann, Brian Harrigan and Andrew Bannister. Hensall Public School Hensen t ubllc School graduation was held on June 24. Back row, from left, Matthew Mousseau, 'Edward Barty, Jason Ingram, Josh Akxander, Dave Blsback, Tanner Ingram, Nic Bayley, Brandon Martin, Kevin Munn, Dan Lepington, Ben Forrest, Adam Simmons and Grade 8 teacher Lowell Mount. Front row, from left, Gina Graham, Janine Kaufman, Tammy Cluett, Karl Reid, MI- chelle Zwart, Stephanie Hovius, Lindsay Knight, Tara Campbell, Angela Towle, Kristine Pryde and Lisa Forrest. Forthcoming marriage - Larry and Joyce Black of Exeter and Karl and Marie Weselan of Simcoe are pleased to an- nounce the forthcoming mar- riage of their children Shelly Ann and Karl David. Marriage will take place in Exeter, Sat- urday, July 6, 1996. Open re- ception to follow at Sduth Hu- ron Rec Centre. 9 p.m. Everyone welcome. Humphreys - Watson On June 1, 1996 Tracy Ann and Christopher Noel were united in marriage at St. Boni- face Catholic Church, Zurich by Father Wronski. They are the children of Phyllis Hum- phreys and the late Thomas Humphreys of Exeter,and Paul and Angela Watson of Dash- wood. The matron of honour was Jodi Kukula, friend of the bride. The bridesmaids were Tracy Southcott, friend of the bride, Mary Nigh, sister of the groom, Tracy Lee Humphreys, sister-in-law of the bride. The best man was Robert Wat- son, brother of the groom. The ushers were Leon Bedard and Mark McAdams, friends of the groom, and Tom Hum- phreys, brother of the bride. Flowergirls were Samantha Humphreys, niece of the bride, Brittany Nigh, niece of the groom and ringbearers, Luke Morrissey, nephew of the groom and Matthew Nigh, nephew of the groom. After a very nice 'and'relaxinghoney- moon in Barbados, the newly- weds ewlyweds will reside in Exeter. Several from Varna graduate By Joan BeIerling Varna correspondent VARNA - The combined church service with Varna and Goshen will be in Varna this Sunday, July 7 at 11 a.m. This will be the first ser- vice for the new minister Rev. Tra- cy Crick. A short congregational meeting will follow the service and a potluck lunch will be served in the Sunday School room after the meeting. Please briny finger foods for lunch. There will be a community bridal shower for Robin Norman on Au- gust 1 at the Varna Complex. Monday, June 24 was a big night for some of the youth from the Varna community. Grade eight graduation was held at Huron Cen- tennial School and many from the area graduated. Congratulations to Nic Armstrong, William Coultis, Steve Gilroy from Brucefield, Tra- ci Taylor, Cara Stephenson, Brian Webster, Kristen Bauer, Amanda McVeeney, Adam Talbot, Jennifer Taylor. William (BJ) Coultis re- ceived the award for Top Academ- ic Boy Runnerup, the W.S. Jeffery Math Award, Cara Stephenson re- ceived the Music Award and the Tech 21 Award. Brian Webster re- ceived the Most Improved Student Award. All of these students will be heading into Clinton High School in the fall and are wished all the best. ivuv ww vw ere4 Dance Hall ® 9pm, I a.m. 349.2678 the Demers Wehnnn Fri. July 5 Country Troubadours Sat., July 6 Country Versatiles PUBLIC MEETINGS Bosanquet, Exeter, Grand Bend, Stephen, Usborne Amalgamation Feasibility Committee In a proactive response to the municipal funding situation in the Province of Ontario, the Towns of Bosanquet and Exeter, the Village of Grand Bend, and the Townships of Stephen and Usborne have begun exploring the potential feasibility of amalgamation. A joint committee of these municipalities has been established and the firm, KPMG Consulting of Waterloo, has been hired to conduct a feasibility study. We would like to provide members of the community -at -large with opportunities for input into this process. Public workshops will be held from 7: 00 - 10:00 p.m. on July 11th at the South Huron Recreation Community Centre In Exeter and on July 12th at the Grand Bend Legion. These workshops are designed to gather public Input as we attempt to determine a more cost- effective means of delivering services while maintaining a high quality of life in our communities. This Is your opportunky to help determine the future of your Lmunicipality! We hope you can attend one of these sessions and :ook forward to your Input. If you are unable to attend the workshops and would like to provide input, plaase submit your comments to: Mr. Mike Follett, Partner, KPMG Consulting, Marsland Centre, 3rd Floor, 20 Erb Street West, Waterloo, Ontario N2L 1T2 (519) 747-2098 Amalgamation Committee Bosanquet, Exeter, Grand Bend Stephen and Usborne.