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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1996-08-14, Page 12Apr APPY RDVT1O! Graduate - Jim Jarrett, son of Jim and Leda Jarrett of Exeter graduated on May 11, 1996 from Sault College, Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario from the Water Resources Engineering Tech- nology Program. Jim has ac- cepted a position with Lake - held Research in Lakefleld, Ont. Congratulations Jim Love Mom, Dad and Jeff Graduate - Darryl Hartman, son of Gary and Diane Hart- man of Exeter graduated re- cently from South Huron Dis- trict High School with the Top Male OAC award. Darryl will be continuing his studies at Sir Wilfrid Laurier University In the Honours Business Admin- istration Program in Septem- ber. Congratulations, Go For It Darryl, You Deserve the Best! Love Mom, Brent and Vicki Graduate - Marianne Carol Ea- gleson, daughter of Bill and Diane Carson and Eric Eagle- son, ` granddaughter of Ralph and Mary Weber, Dashwood and Vivian Eagleson, Parkhill graduated June 14, 1996 from Funeral Service Program at Humber College, Etobicoke also successfully passed pro- vincial board exams. Mari- anne is currently employed at the A. Millard George Funeral Home, London. Special thanks to Bill and Sue Has- kett for support and encour- agement along the way. Congratulations Marianne. We are very proud of you Mom and Bill Marshall and Rob Glad Days By Liz Sangster Hensall correspondent HENSALL - At Hensall United Church, Rev. Peebles was the guest minister. A hymn sing was en- joyed following the welcome. A si- lent prayer and the responsive read- ing preceded the reading from Matthew 25: 34-41 and 46. Rev. Peebles' message was "It was Not Easy". The o Bring was taken fol- lowed by Doxology and Prayer. A hymn and benediction closed the service. Elaine Corbett and Hilda Payne were ushers. Re- freshments were served after the service. Glad Days were a success once again. The support of the people and the assistance of William Gib- son are greatly appreciated by the Huron -Perth -Bruce Epilepsy Socie- ty. Raffle tickets are now available Graduate - Barbara Lynn Car- son, daughter of Bill and Diane Carson and Peg Carson and granddaughter of May Carson, Wiarton, graduated May 22, 1996 from Mohawk College, Brantford with a de- gree in Law and Security. She has elected to take time to re- flect before seeking employ- ment or further education. Congratulations Barb Dad and Diane Jean Carson Optimists report graffiti found on park benches LUCAN - Lucan Optimists re- ported finding graffiti on picnic ta- bles and benches last week at the Optimist Park on Elm Street. Anyone with information con- cerning this or any other crime are asked to call crimestoppers. Per- sons with information may be eligi- ble for a cash reward of up to $1,000. a success for a draw to be held in the new year. The Hensall and District Horti- cultural Society will be holding their 8th annual Flower Show, Au- gust 21. For more information call 262-2715, 262-3128, or any other member of the executive. Hensall property owners are re- minded that property taxes are due and payable on Thursday, August 15, at the Hensall Municipal Of- fice. This is your last chance to get in on the Hensall Kinsmen, Parks' Board and Firefighters Elimination Draw, Beef BBQ and Dance. The event is scheduled for Saturday, August 17, at the Henn!! Arena. You won't want to miss this spec- tacular event. Contact club mem- bers, the Hensall Arena (262-3206) or Municipal Office (262-2812) for additional information and/or tick- ets. Caven Presbyterian Church -summer acittties EXETER - Summer activities continue at Caven Presbyterian Church throughout the summer. A vacation Bible School is being held on August 19 to 23 in the church basement from 9:30 to 12:30 daily. MI children, Kindergarten to Grade 6, are welcome. Tracy Whitson- Bahro, Caven's Youth Worker and several professional teachers are in charge. Register by calling 235- 2784. The Youth Group have met regu- larly throughout the summer. Fol- lowing the car wash in June, the young people enjoyed a weiner roast and several ball games. An al- ternative to the Canada Wonder- land trip has to be finalized. Members, friends and guests of Caven enjoyed a Blue Jay game on June' Z9 at the Sky Dome in Toron- to.Funwashadbyall. Guest ministers in July were Rev. David Fuller of Glencoe, Tracy Whitson-Bahro of Dashwood and Debbie Dolbear of Appin. The Nursery and Sunday School pro- gram has continued. ITYTimes -Advocate, August 14, 1996 Page 9 Children attend Bible School About 55 children at- tended at the Granton United Church... By Muriel Lewis Granton correspondent GRANTON - The Firemen's Breakfast at the Fire Hall on Sun- day morning. August 11 was well attended and very enjoyable. Get well wishes to Normalie Voakes who is recuperating at home and also Alma Nicholson who has been confined to hospital in St. Marys for several days. George Crouch of Williamsburg, Virginia and formerly of Granton visited recently with Bill Powell and Jean Noon. Elizabeth Parkinson and son Rob- ert celebrated the formers birthday on Sunday with Catherine and Dwayne Jeffrey and family. Nora Wissell, Elsie Dann, Flor- ence McRobert, Florence and Mar- garet Bryan attended the Huron County Playt,ouse at Grand Bend on Friday to ;ee "Funny Money". Muriel Lewis also went with the Clandeboye WI group on Tuesday to see the same play. Jean Noon attended the Decora- tion Day service at Christ Church, Lakeside on July 21, and Bill Pow- ell also attended, when the chancel furniture from the former St. Thom- as Anglican Church in Granton was dedicated by the Rev. Roger Harmsworth, a former Granton res- ident. RogerMarvis and family are moving to Northern Ireland where Roger has received a church ap- pointment. Jeffrey, Margaret, Jean and Susan Bryan attended the 50th wedding anniversary open house for their uncle and aunt Arnold and Marie McGuffin held at the Thorndale Community Centre on Sunday af- ternoon. Decoration day will be held at Prospect Hill Cemetery next Sun- day, August 18. Flowers in the church were from the funeral of Elsie Blackler. Vacation Bible School There was lots of fun and activity at the Granton United Church last week, Monday to Friday, August 5 to August 9 as about 55 children gathered for the Vacation Bible School. The program was led and organized by a team of six enthu- siastic and capable young people who are part of the Ontario Street Summer team from Clinton, under the sponsorship of the Teen Lead- ership Development Committee. Eleven local teens supervised the classes and led them from one ac- tivity to the next. As usual, each class looked forward to their morn - Euchre winners By Mary Peterson Centralia correspondent CENTRALIA - Residents in the community extend their sympathy and prayers to Charles Zeigler, for- mer pastor at Centralia and Zion West United Churches. His wife, Crystal Zeigler, was killed in an au- tomobile accident on August 2 in Oxford County. At Heywood's Restaurant recent- ly, 011ie Essery and Charlie Rol- lings were High Hand winners in the Monday afternoon euchre games. Lone Hand winners were Ethel Lewis and Percy Noels. The Special was won by Mary Scott. ing to go swimming. The local teens who assisted where Sharon Damen, Rebecca Hariton, Heather Westman, Courtney Benner, Steph- anie Cunrah, Tara Westman, Susan Bryan, Lynetta Dowker, Bronwen Hazlewood, Veronica Bloom and Michael Shearme. Ruth Harlton and Jill Wedstman prepared each morning's snack. Thanks is expressed to everyone who helped. ,ii.142(1 days Exeter Legion Auxiliary members Peg Hunter-Duvar, left and Terry Heywood were selling glads on Main Street last week to raise money for Epilepsy. Approximately 100,000 people In Ontario suffer from the condition. eirommer • • 200 HP Vortec 4300 SFI V6 engine • S- {heat • 4 -wheel ABS • driver's side ait<bog • chro t 8ft. cargo box 0 CONVENIENCE • 180 Hp 3400 SFI V6 • 4 -wheel ABS • child ruction VAI II f'It1(11) 10H A 1 t`iitlI► ii`1l °Nil 1It0`1 tiO j ril`lIAt .1')I(lI►►t`IAN(1 fIA`1. ,kdoumrY te„. 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