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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1997-07-02, Page 19Graduate Jodi Lynne Soldan, daughter of Mike and Barb, graduated with distinction • from. Brock University, receiving a Bachelor of Arts` and. a Bachelor of Education degree. , • Congratulations tiom Mom; Dad. Petrick, 'Sue Anne. Chris ' and Ryan Graduate - Laura Cook - -graduated from Queen's University in Kingston on May 29, 1997 with an Honours B:A. in Language and Linguistics and a-, Minor in French. Laura has joined the J. E,T. Programme and will be, leaving for Tsushima, - Japan on July 24, 2997 Congratulations from Mom, Dad, Steve and grandparents Graduate - Matthew Nethercott, son of Edwin'and Marie -graduated , from Loyalist College in Belleville, ori June 12, 1997. He has a diploma as an Electronics • Engineering Technician'. All your hard work has paid ,off, • Congratulations, Be,st Wishes ' Love A,oln, Dad, Tim, Melinda, 'Louise, 'Chris, and Tanya Graduate - Sue ' ' Ahne. daughter of Mike and Barb S,oldan, • graduated with - distinction .receiving her B.'Ed. from Althouse College ;'97. D.H.S. (hors.) Huron -College, - U_W.O. '96, B.A. - History„ Political Science MOGi/1 University '95. Congratulations. from' Mom, Dad. Patrick, Jodi. •Chris and Ryan Graduate - Congratulations to Dan ,W. Rohde. On Friday, June,, 27; Dan Rohde graduated from C.O. Bick College , in Toronto as ,a member of the Metropolitan Toronto Police Service. In attendance at the ceremony were 'Glenn Rohde, Bill and Rhoda Rohde, Nancy Blythe, friend of Dan and her, family Narbey and Diane'Blythe and Owen. Mike and Linda Hergott and Tim., Graduate Dave-: Green recently graduated from ' Conestoga -.College with a "diploma ' in Electronics Engineering -Technology He is currently employed at S -S Technologies. inc. 'in i c ever. • Way to go. Dave! Love Mom. Jodi, Dad. Sherry • and Kele Forthcoming marriage - Fred and June Miller of RR1 Granton are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage , of their daughter Karen June. to ; Mark Edward, son of Eric and Jane Whittemore -of Stratford. The wedding will take ,place on Saturday, July 5, 1997 at Zion. West United Church. Open. reception at Kirkton- Woodham Community Centre , at 8:30 p.m. Graduate Byron and Beth Clarke are pleased to announce the graduation of their daughter Liette from the Corrections Program at Lambton College on June 14, 1997. Congratulations and all the best for the future Liette Love, Mom, Dad, Lisa, Greg and Kelly Forthcoming marriage - Tracy, Kim and Brent Southcott together with Melissa and. Matthew Horner would like to announce the forthcoming marriage of their parents Barry and Carolyn on July 12, 1997. Reception to follow at the Exeter Legion at 9:00 p.m. Graduate -, Denise Hendrick, daughter of Howard and Yvonne Hendrick, graduated• with distinction on June 11, 1997 with ,a Bachelor of Education frdm the University of , Western Ontario. In Septefnber, Denise will' be teaching for the York Region Board of Education at Glen Shields Public School in Concord, Ontario ' Love and congratulations from your family Jumping into July at Exeter Villa EXETER - As June has come and gone in such a hurry activities and outings where keeping everyone jumping at the Exeter Villa. Family pot luck on Sunday June 2� was a great success; Family and friends joined the residents in a de- lightful afternoon of good 'food -and si�cial time. - Outings: to Springhank Park for a picnic and a Donnelly drive through Lucan and • down the Ro- man. Line made for some fun and educational opportunities for the residents involved. -• A wonderful outdoor concert put on by the Exeter Community Band on Monday June 23 had residents Capping their loes. i he wondeTuil weather that evening was a bonus. The strawberry social was a much anticipated event. And what a party. Music by Murray Christy and Mary F. Dow topped off the whole event. Tnanks goes out to Max Du- charme and the Townliners and Jack Wild's and Friends for their evenings of entertainment and fun. 1 hit's -Advocate, July 2, 1997 Page 19 Centralia resident sees Queen Elizabeth in London The City of London in- Doris (Essery) Lightfoot; a former from the 1940s to: 1990s, Aspecial vited former- member ,Centra ' area resident. passed ."thank you" to Cathy Swance for a • away on Friday. June 27 at Crai- blessed evening.., • • • - •• - of the ATS to Victoria. gholme Nursing Home in Ailsa Lost and Found for ages' 3 to 12 Park during, the Craig. will not be held on Wednesday - Minister Scott thanked everyone evenings • in July • and August. Lost . Queen's visit.-.... :for their assistance with worship and Found will resunie.in Septem- By Mary Peterson recently at Exeter Villa. The resi-'bor. However, the youth"and adults Centralia correspondent- dents were pleased to have an op- will continue Bible study. through- portunity to visit with congreaga- out the summer Don't forget.. -to __ CENTRALIA A -Centralia-area .. tion members. ' - -watel for Daily Vacation Bible in resident. Gladys Buswell, came- Centralia and Zion West United -August. face-to-face with Queen Elizabeth, '.'Churches will share worship ser- . Friday evening, July 4..the.youth during her recent visit to London. vices during July. All services will will host Their first "Camperce for. During World War 11.: Queen Eliza- .. be •held at 10 a.m. Worship will be Christ". Tent •set-up will begin at-6- beth t 6beth assisted the war effort by driv- held at Centralia on -July. 6 and 20 ' p.m. Friday. evening,. with special ' ing a Torry (truck) for the Auxiliary and at Zion July 13:and 27. - :speakers. hands. games. and fun .Territory Service (ATS). 'Buswell Sunday. July 20; there will he a scheduled 'for Saturday. Sunday's •also served in the ATS. .. "Brown Sag ' lunch at . Centralia events will' he announced. in 'ser- ' The City 'of London invited for- United Church following worship. • -vice. .Everyone's welconie to at-- frier members of the ATS to -Victor- Please bring your lunch and a lawn tend: - ia Park during the' Queen's. visit. chair to share a picnic lunch, hope- Summer reading program at According to Gladys, 14 of these fullyoutsidc. - •- - - Centralia Library ladies gathered together for : this The annual Centralia Beef BBQ - -There's still time for children 12 special occasion. • will he_heldSunday. July 27 from .•years and under to register for Following the official ceremonies -5 to 7 p.m. at Centralia United Camp Read-a:Lo) at Centralia Li- -in Victoria Park. Queen Elizabeth Church. Tickets -are $9.50 - tiff hrary'. There'll_ be Tots of fun for went,on one of her famous "wafka- adults and, $4.75 liir children aged •: everyone with, songs....games; sto-- , gouts" to meet the local people. 6 10.12. For tickets, please -call Ai- ries and crafts on July -. 8 and. -22 She, stopped- and chatted briefly Ian Powc. at 22k-6557. Congrega from 7 to 8 p.m: - - - ' with the ladies who. had done .their tion -members who can . help. pro-- Call librarian Maxine Hyde 'at . part to contribute to the war effort. . ,vide pies -should call Allan Powe. .. 228-6440 to pre -register: Prc- •This was •a very special. "thank; Entertainment will be provided by-- registration, is. required to. ensure you" for a job well done. . • - the t)oug Lewis Band: • • , • : ,sufficient participation for • these• Centralia United Church Centralia Faith Tabernacle - "special events. The cost for this fun '. -Minister Heather Scott led the- This past Friday evening, a "Gar- ' activity will he only $2. per child. - worship at Centralia United Church . den Party was held of the church. -Euchre results : - on Sunday. June 29. During her ser- for the ladies. It was a special-e.ve- At Heywood's Restaurant recent mon, -entitled .'Excuse me... but: ning of inusic. rpnnologues•and lel- ly, High -hand winners were Anne may i interrupt?", 'she. spoke about , lowship. Everyone enjoyed .straw- Northey -and Gordon 'Eaton. The . ' the challenges of the human condi- berry, • shortcake surrounded by . 5peciaF' was'won by Lorna Neilson. tion, flower arrangements -and displays Lone hand .winners,were Edith. Ea-' On behalf • of.. the -community. of varirius ladies' • wedding gowns- ton and Harold Hodgins ' Minister Scott offered .prayers and . - : : sympathy- to the Essery _ family. Youth group entertains Thames Road-Elimville congregation The congregation -had a potluck ,lunch and ball game 'after the church service. Rhoda Rohde Thames Road correspondent - „ THAME ROAD - Kathy, Bray -welcomed everyone - on Stinday morning to the Sunday School Cel- ' Oration service. Emily Pym and cssica Bray, were the greeters: Be- fore the service began,, Megan Parker and Kristy Bray each played the piano. Robyn Etherington.led in the Call to Worship: Erin Parker - played the piano for.the hymn "Part of the Family". Brent Pym led in a prayer. - ' . Vanessa Bray accompanied the Sunday School choir'"Welcome to the Family" on the piano. Jessica Bray read scriptures. The . Sunday School kindergarten did' a finger play "The Church -is Ope Big Fami- ly.: . Karen 13therington . introduced "(ill Four Christ -Youth Ministry``-' group from Exeter. Mitchell. Brus- sels. They -did a puppet show. as well as singing. - - ' Paul Morgan and Chad Smith re- ceived the offering with everyone singing "Dear the Pennies Drop- ping., • Kristy Bray gave an Offertory Prayer and everyone repeated the Lord's Prayer. Erin • Parker read "We are the Children of the Church" with Meg- an Skinner, Emily Pym and,Court- ncy Smith assisting. - -• • Judith Parker--expressed--thank' you p the Youth Group: ' Rev. Jock Tolmay gave the com- missioning and the benediction.. They sang grace and enjoyed a potluck lunch. They then went to the hall park for a hall game and sports. There were about 80 people in attendance. On, August 3" .a church service will be held at Elimville at 9:45 4 {Tay Inn Restaurant Mon. - Sat. 6-11 a.m. Breakfast Special Only $2.25 Every Wed. Seniors_Dav 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Ever/ Fd. 4:30 - 8 iLm. Buffet, salad bar and dessert$7.99. under 10, S5.49 Every Sun. Brunch 10 a.m.-2 p.m. $5.99 Under 10: $4.99 Every Sunday Buffet, salad bar and dessert 4:30 - 8 p.m. $7.99, under 10, $5.49 Eat -in or take out Free delivery Menu available. Reservations appreciated 380 Main St. Exeter 235-0580 a.m. Communion will he served at the August 10 service at Thames Road at 9:45 a.'m. 'Following- the church service there will 'he a congrega- ' Ilona' Owing to accept the needs assessment and job description for '. calling -a- minister as prepared by the •Ministry, :and••Personnel torn - mince, and approved hy' the Church Council. . - Se'r'vices will her held: at Elim- villc August 17 ".at 9:45 a.fn.; at - Thames Road August 24 at, 9:45 a.m.:-and•at Elimville at 9:45,a.m. on Aucusi 31. A_earniva1 is planned -,following church,- and Sunday School at Thames Road 'on • September, 7. There will. be fun- activities for all ages. Bring.a potluck salad or -des - seri. hems :required:- lawn, chair. casual dress and lots of sunscreen and 'enthusiasm. Volunteers arc -needed fixthe dunking machine and to run -activities. Contact Vir- ginia Warwick at 235-3670 or Sharcin•Pavkeje a 229-6891. Thq'Finance Committee is orga- • nizing a Time -and•,Talent Auctiitn for=sohietimc in November. Get ' your imaginations working or -keep _ •-,____ you eyes open during the- summer 'for: items you can:-donatc. - if you Wish to have an -announce- ment placed, in the church bul-letirie call 'Sharon Passmore at 235-2708 - by noon on Thursdays. Bill •and • Rhoda Rohde.' Glena and Dorothy. Jeffery- atter)d:.d a. Hanna Cousins. Picnic at -.a church _ in London hosted by Viola Hewitt. Dance Hall 9pm tam 349-2678 Line Dancers welcome Fri. July 4 Country Versatiles Sat., July 5 Sunrise ' • weire )Iack! t `,,,„,NT ' D1.Rwt.rT DERWrEy14 '.. _. {>, '' , r '� .../„,„t lir - - 1 • I ..' Y •. , a .- t s.-- ,a.., 1 i w. ",. IP -- :�:-... ,� - , ' ♦ .A'- 1 1 - `L- 1 :11- 1 K! I'I.� IL s1.��iFL� MONINT ► DERw 'tf� M 1 4. • -) ' - - 41 • •' ' .i.8‘,.q F' 41 9.-'. ..moi ' -- ---- v • .- .1 , Y `J .. / • MUMS • • • PENCIL TINS . 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