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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1997-06-18, Page 11CQMMII1'IITY Times -Advocate, lune 18, 1997 Page 11 The Exeter Elites held. their annual banquet June 11 at Exeter Public School. Shown back. row, left to right, Jennifer Wigle,- Amy Weido,Kallie-Jo-Morneau, • Brittney Foster; Stacey Bartlett and Kelly Patterson. Front, left to right, Meghan Stualt, Miranda Mattucci, Justine Johnston, Jolene Unwin,' Michelle Johnston.• - - Queensway residents take in the fair HENSALL - Women of the Sixteen -diners aascd Thursdas Christian Reformed ¶hurch df Ex- evening io partiopatr in the Fa- eter visited residents at Queensway 'iher's Day program with, tie ('las- - Nursing Home on . Monday and 1, sit. Tappers of London. • fhe cncr- took several of them out for walks getic women Aged 62 to 77' gave a and wheelchair 'ride§. They will wonderful'perl,itmancc. . - help 'at Queensway each Monday , . Friday, thrcc ca loads of ccsi- afternooln in June-. ' dents travelled to the Hcnsall Arena Rev. Sherri Di Novo of the to view? ;the Hcnsall Fair exhibits. Brucefield United Church led:yvor- The quilts and' crafts tented to re- ship - service Tuesday afternoon ceivc the most attention as the with. Phyllis De$jardine as pianist.. women. lingered . to admire the Following the service Hilda Payne handiwork: spoke about her experiences in The help of volunteers -and s1..tft Winnipeg during the recent flood. 'enabled the majority of residents t1i Wednesday at noon, over 20 resi- he outdtiors Saturday to enjoy a rdents benefitted from the beautiful 'picnic lunch while watching' the pa - weather when a barbecued. meal was served outdoors.'They also vot- ed to remain outdoors while others joined them for a program' with Pe- tdr- Snell ands his Hensall Public School students.: ' - j ) 1' _radc.go hy. Many, in years gone h‘. had participated in the parade. Father's• Day on. Sunday fi,und many residents benefitting from family visits. Coming events June 20.. 7:30 p.m... Friendship Friday Card Party: June 11. 2-p.tn. to .4-p.n1.. Straw- hcrry Social s+ith entertainment by (iary Boyle. I eryone is welcome. Tickets can he reserved by calling 262-2S In `Cost is $ 3 t% ith proceeds going to the Huron County Alzhci= niers Society: Jun 26. 7 p.m., -Bythday party with entertainment liy Marie Flynn and The Huron Strings. St. Paul's holds annual picnic They -enjoyed a barbe- cue supper, games .and sports. • By Muriel Lewis Granton correspondent GRANTMN - Congratulations 'to Robert Parkinson; formerly ,. of Granton who graduated from the Faculty of Education, UWO when the convocation was held at Alum- ni Hall on June 11.. • - Congratulations also to Jennifer Jeffrey, daughter of Dwain :and Catherine Jeffrey .of Lucan and granddaughter, of Bill Powell of Granton .who graduated from Bres- cia College, UWO with a BA De- gree in Sociology. The convocation took place at Alumni Hall on June .12. Becky Kindree and Cathie West - Man hosted. the luncheon and eu: chrc at the Lion's Hall in the park pavilion on June 13. Elsie Dann had the high score and Jim Bakker the most lone 'hands and everybody received consolation prizes. The next luncheon will be held in Sep- tember. Nora) .Wisel and Muriel Lewis. enjoyed a bus trip with McNaugh- ton tours to sec Ragtime at the Apotex Theatre, Ford- Centre- for the Performing. Arts in North.York City on Wednesday June 1 I. At'the Granton United church on Father's. Day, June .15 Pastor Nor- ma -lie Voakes entitled her sermen i Communion meditations based on. the -lessons from 1st Samuel 15, end Corinthians 5 and Mark 4. )'At Si Pauls Anglican church in Kirkton on Sunday. June 15 Rev. Glenda_ Meakin celebrated the Eu- charist and her message. was about the parableof the sower. The chil- dren's focus was about fathers and the less<ms were: read by Kathy Blacklcr and the minister, both of t John Richardson, M.P. Perth -Middlesex Constituency Office 10 Downie Street Stratford, Ontario NSA 7K4 272-0032 or 1-800-561864 Open 9:00 to 4:30 1( 1 can be of assistance in any federal matter, please do not hesitate to call my office.: . whom presented the children with their attendance certificates. The annual St. Paul's picnic was held at the Community Centre on Friday evening when St. Pauls con- gregation entertained•the congrega- tion of St. James Anglican Church. St. Marys at a barbecue' supper. Games and sports were enjoyed outdoors later. - UCW Unit 2 met at the home of Pam Hayes on. Thursday evening,. June .12.-. President Hayes chaired the meeting when discussion included catering for. the school graduation the beef barbecue and fundraising ideas ,for fun day and the bazaar: The next meeting will be held in September. Unyt 3 met on Tuesday •evening, June, '. It'. Marguerite Garrett's plat when Margaret • Bryan and Marguerite presented_ the 'program on Fathers day when the latter read 'A man needs a tool chest'. The hymn 'This is my Father's world' was read and pictures of fathers were circulated. Margaret read a .poem 'These Hands' and -also read about things 'fathers may or may not say or do, concluding with a' .contest 'when the answers were words ending in 'ties'. . - _Elizabeth Garrett chaired the meeting when plans -were made for a summer outing and the beef bar- becue 'and other upcoming events were discussed. • General UCW The general UCW met - at the United Church on Tuesday eve- ning; June 10 commencing with re- freshments Of cookies•and beverag- es served by Unit one.- President - Doreen McRobert then demonstrat- ed decorating eggs and led the group as they worked on this craft project. She- also led' the worship service opening with a reading on Father's' Day, followed by the Lord's Prayer in unison. It was •re- ported that Carlene Goos has do- nated a rocking chair for the church to be used by mothers with little ones. The beef barbecue was dis- cussed and the banquet for the graduating class on June 20 when all the units will be participating. A donation was made to the Manito- ba.Flood Relief and the UCW will sponsor the Vacation Bible School July 28 to August 1 for all taking pan. ponations were also made .to the Board of Stewards. and. Camp Kee-mo-kee. It was also announced that there' will 'be a ball game be- tween the BX 93 Bullets and the United Church disciples on July 23rd: . ' Granton WI Granton Womens Institute mem- bers and friends enjoyed a picnic at the park pavilion on Tuesday -June ' l0 at noon: Following a hearty pic- nic dinner, the meeting was held_ when the topic was Agriculture and the motto 'In every rank both great and small, industries. and -farms- support them a11'. The roll call was answered by naming a favourite perennial. - Muri,:l Lewis chaired the meet- ing and opened with a reading enti- tled 'Worth',- and also read- 'The First Tea', 'Fish on- Friday 'or any other day of the week' and "Things that dads day'. Elsie. Dann. read 'Change About', Cathie Westman• had a reading 'Old Bridgette's Tale,' Florence- McRobert :had a story about 'Growing old graceful- ly' and Becky J(indree had a story of Middlesex County by Orlo Mil- er. - During the business -a donation. was made to the Granton Cemetery a report. of plants at the cenotaph and other upcoming summer events were discussed. The next _regular mee(ing will be September 16. r'Country Bakery367 Main St. S. Exeter 235-2525 Wed., Tours., Fri. and Sat. June 18,19,20,21 Portuguese Cinnamon Bread - 'Rolls 890 ea. / 61$1.99 4 UNLESS YOU BRING YOUR CTO GOODWRENCH9 DO YOU REfl .: ¥ KNOW T -YOU.RE GEITING? Most people expect to get top-notch service when they bring their Vehicle to Goodwrench. 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