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Tinto-Adi'ocate, April 22, 1998
Good tunes
Music filled the air •at the South Huron District High School spring concert on Sunday.
Maryanne Grotentrast.. Danielle Knox and Jill Ramer concentrate during 'Grease'.
Speaker describes visit with Chernobyl victim
Rhoda Rohde
Thames Road correspondent
. THAMES ROAD :The Easter
meeting of the I. (- W. was held on •
Tuesday evening in ..the' sanctuary
Thantes,Road Church -
i.•an Morgan we lc stmt d the
- hour and Ferne Stcw tit _*a%;e an
Easter Call to Worship - • .
Janis Richardson reed scriptures
:and. Shirley Kerslake gave a med,t-
.t icon -
Morgan give a reading entitled
-"Thc I -act ot Easter'' A humorous
SI it. w as presented by Morgan..
hers -lake' and'Ri'hardson. ,
'- Diann4- Waft 01 Exeter spoke
about a Lir, stun Chcinobl who
she looke(I alter t..w six Weeks -last •
eta'- ,Slim ane he; sister are ;oming
lei V aun:" main this .year ,NN. atm
s4tuwed picture; and answered.
- qucstions`Richard.on-thanked her
and presented her. -with ii gift and
donation " - 'Cheesecake and a heccragco w•as
served attcr:w ird' in the hascmeni
which •h.id t ei n dc, orated .tor
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Easter - There were', 50 women in
attendance. including guest. from
'Cromarty. Centralia and Woodham.
Church service ,
• Rcti•: Jerk Tolmay was in charge
of•the regular church service on
Sunda morning at Elimvillc. He
wcicoined everyone and. told the
children a.story
.The.choir sans' "Because..Hc,
Lives': acco,mpanied.'hs pianist
Marilyn' Vandenhusschc.
', The title of the minister's sermon
was Because He [ayes
• Joyce Fulton and Amber Cooper
were rite greeters and S,hi'rley
Kerslake and Fulton received the
offering
"---7fpcoming events •
On April 22 the confirmation
:Tats arc to. meet at Thames --Road
Church parking lot at 4 p.m. 'to- go
to a Jevrtsh,svnagogue in London.
On April•26 a minister 'from
Godcrlch will exchange pulpits
with Rex. Tolmas ..
On May 3 the. Pastoral Relations.'
Committee is holding a-congrcga-
tional meeting alaer the church ser-
victr.at_Elimvillc for the purpose of
salting a minister.
On Apnl 29 from 6:30 to 9:30
p.m.,.the Christian Development
Committee Of London Conference
is hosting a "Living *Our -Faith"
-event at Exeter United'.Church
There will he worship. music..con-
.vcrsation'groups and fellowship.
The cost is $fi per person. For more
'information ,contact `London
'Conference office at 672- i930. -
London ,Conferenee hillcts are
, needed from" May 22 to 24. Forms
arc available at both churches. •
Personals
Nine women of Thames Road
Elimy;iIIe U.C.W. attended the--
dcsscrt and' meeting -of Caven'
Presbyterian women on Monday
afternoon. Mrs. McRae 'of ingers'oll
vvas. the guest speaker: • -
-.: Quite a •numher, of people called
•at the .Hopper -Hockey Funeral
Home on Monday where they paid
their respects to the late Erna
Allison. Symapthy is extended to
her family and relatives.
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WI members exchange plants and seeds
Roberta Templeman
. Stea correspondent
STAFFA - Claudette Elliott host-
ed the -annual meeting of the Staffa
Women's Institute at her home on
April 15 at '1:30 p.m. There were
12 women present including a new
member Nancy Lane. --
President Kay •Smale presided,
opening with the Institute Ode.and
Mary Stewart Collect, Billowed by
a poem "Changing Seasons." .
An invitation from the Staffa'4-H
club to join them for supper
Saturday evening at Hihhert'htnited
Church was accepted. A thank you
note from Christcna Ashbourne for
her music festival award from
Staffa W I. was read. .
Members answered the roll call
by paying their fees for the coming
year.
Margaret Daynard had the spe-
cial number. She 'began by playing
a Lewis Annsirong favorite "it's .a
wonderful world". She then consid-
ered some of the aspects of the
world that appear in nature at this
time of year.,
Joyce Miller presided for. -the
annual.meeting declaring all offices
open. Secretary Claudette Elliott
read the minutes of the last annual
meeting..'Reports were given 'by.*
treasurer. P.R.O. Tweedsmuir' and
standing committees.- Auditors
reported hooks correct. Thc ,slate of
officers for the coming year were
installed by Joyce Miller.
Kay Smalc and Joyce Miller -had
attended a broom doll course at Si.,
Paul's and displayed 'their finished
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an exchange of plants and seeds.
Memhcrs were reminded of (he
: upcoming District Annual on May -
12. Staffa branch is in charge of
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registration. -
•Claudctte Elliott and Doris
Miller served lunch.
Cromarty W:M:S. and Ladies
Aid members were guests of the
Thames Road U;C.\\', on Monday
evening.
A good crowd attended the con-
cert at Hihhert United Church on
Wednesday evening %Ith music
provided by the Cow and Sow. A
social hour, followed
Baptised at Cromarty
Presbyterian Church on .Sunday
morning ,were Antic Margaret.
daughter of Rev. Ke%in and Kate
Steeper and Terry Victor -and John
Rohcrt. twin sons of Ron and
Barbara Hartman.
I.ycter
Panther Profile
By Sarah Vermunt
The SHDHS music department performed a spring concert •on Sun' -
day at 4 p.m. The school's two concert hands and two jazz hands en-
tertained the crowd until.5:30 p.m. it was a gond turn out as all con-
certs usually are and a great performance. •The sthooi wishes the
hands good luck at the competition they will he attending in Cleve-
land soon. -
'The South Huron athletic department will he putting on a fashion
show on -Wednesday. April 29 in the large gs m from .7:311 - 9.30 p.m.
The models will he South Huron's ow.n students who will -he wearing
everything from casual clothing to formal wear. Thc cost is S5 and all
proceeds will go towards SHDHS athletic.. The t;ishion shoe is open
to the public and we encourage everyone to Colne out'
Any stucicnt._wbo•havc thought shout trying out for the school track
.and field team arc encouraged to do so. There arc duce -dedicated
eoaclhes Who are willing 10give up their time. but few students on the
team. There- is a spot ,for everyone on the team and has •tit events to
hoose froth.
On Monday. April 27 there s itt he a meeting for all graduating-stu-
dents in the 'cafeteria at 9 a.m. All graduates should attend as the
meeting will deal with commencement plans.-
' Yearbooks are no longer tOr sale 1f you missed your chance to get a
yearbook please lee one of the editors t Tan BeckerSarah \"crmuntl
with your down payment hchire next week. There are it few. year-
books from the years 01 1990/91 and 1991/92 on sale in the main of=
lice. There is an opportunity for those students who-haws••t Nought
them in previous.vears to get them.
The South' Huron music department car washes \l ill he held on Sat-
urday from 9 a.m. - 1 p.m at Huron Motor Products in Exeter and he -
hind the Bank Of Montreal in Grand Bend. Thc cost is S4. It's a good
.way to support the music department while shining up your -car.
Upcoming Events
Tlirn,cdai. April 2? - Black light dance in large gym at 7:30 p.m.
ttickets $5 in advance: Go derich girls sot -eel -at SHUNS. St. Mike's
girls soccer at SHDHS. Ausahle Bayfield Conservation Authority
workshop held for elementary students in large gym.
Friday..4pril'24 P.A. day - .
.Monday. April 27 - Student council election week begins. 'Meeting
at 9 a.m. in cafeteria for graduating student.. Godench boys soccer at ,
'SHDHS. . •
Tuesday. April, 2.5, Girls, soccer at St. Anne's. Sr. hews rugby at
Westminster:,
1}'cdnesday..4pril 29 - Wingham hors soccer at SHDHS. fashion
shhw. in large gym from 7:30 9:30 p.m. t$5 cover charge goes to
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