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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1995-06-07, Page 29Page 28 Times -Advocate, June 7, 1995 Contestants for Hensall Spring Fair Ambassador Hensall Spring Fair starts up again this Fri- day, and promises to be fun for everyone. The fol- lowing seven women are contestants for Ambassa- dor of the Spring Fair, and the winner will be chosen Friday night. Melissa Timmermans Janet Traquair of Staffa of Kippen John Timmermans Services. Bank of Montreal, Hensall Ltd. Sherrilynn Lovell of Staffa Hensall District Cooperative ACW to pack bale H. Davis SAINTSBURY - Sunday, June 4 a good crowd from St. Patrick's at- tended 'the anniversary service at St. Paul's, Kirkton, and enjoyed the social time together in the Parish hall following the service. Sunday, June 11 Rev. Stan ?ay will be officiating at the Holy Com- munion service at St. Patrick's at 11:00 a.m. St. Patrick's A.C.W. are meeting in the Parish Hall on Tuesday eve- ning June 6 for their June meeting to pack the bale for their prayer partner. Personals , Get well wishes and prayers go to Dorothy Dietrich, a patient in Victoria Hospital, London. Sunday afternoon Margaret Car- roll, Suzanne Davis, Crystal and Starr and Hazel Davis attended the bridal shower at Centralia Commu- nity Centre honouring Mary Walk- er, a member of St. Patrick's, whose wedding will take place lat- er this month. Starr Davis assisted with the gifts for the bride. Following the bride's thank you, everyone enjoyed the lunch and time together. Recent visitors with Mary Davis were cousins Helen MacDonald, Marion Noels and Bessie Caldwell. The Davis's have returned home from a holiday in Virginia attend- ing the Norfolk by the Sea Bush Bash '95, the 30th event in the on- going program. Most events were centred around the Lake Wright Resort and Convention Centre with an excellent number of tours. There was a tour of the harbour and the Norfolk Naval Base, the largest in the world. They met many new people and visited with old friends. Congratulations to Harley Davis, a second place trophy winner in the 60 cc Pee Wee division at Farring- ton Hills Raceway at Barrie on Sat- urday. Get well wishes to Caleb Mac- Gillivray who broke his arm last week. '4 V41'.0 . s00'1et jp, .: c.�o d4 Anita S. Phillips• Jeanette Denys of Hensall of Kippen Klip n' Kurl, Hensall W.G. Thompson, Hensall Cathy Corbett of Exeter Bob Erb's Garage Terri Luther of Dashwood Ice Culture Inc., Hensall Shipka resident attends nursing reunion 50 years ago, Mabel Fraser was a nursing graduate of Victoria Hospital. Annie Morenz SHIPKA - Mabel Fraser recently attended a 50th anniversary nursing class reunion. She graduated from Victoria Hospital School of Nursing in 1945, along with 52 other nurses. Twenty-two attended a luncheon at the nurse's residence where they had lived from 1942-45. A 1960 graduate, a nursing co-ordinator, gave a talk and showed a video about present day Victoria Hospital. Also attending was a former instructor who is 92 years old, a graduate of 1926. After a tour of the hospital and many memories, they had dinner at the Lamplighter Inn. The Shipka community congratulates Harold and Doreen Finkbeiner, celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary this month. Melvin and Gerrie Stade, accompanied by Harold and Ruth Stire of Dashwood, visited friends Ken and Jean Clarke, Sunday at Dresden. Hugh and Annie Morenz, accompanied by Hugh's three sisters, Hazel Corbett, Marjorie Adams, and Blanche Chapman, attended the wedding Saturday, May 27, of their great niece, Cheri Morenz, daughter of Ernest and Ann Morenz, of London. Sister of the bride, Michelle Morenz, was maid of honour. The wedding was held at the Chapel of Hope in London, with a recep- tion for more than 100 guests at the Duchess of Kent Hall. The bride is the granddaughter of the late Roy and Eileen Morenz. Ernest Morenz attended Blackbush school in this area. Marg Baker's son and daughter -iii -law Elliot and Kathleen Clarke, have moved from Winnipeg to the Stephen twp. B line. Earl and June Rader recently welcomed their first grandson, a boy born to their son and daughter-in-law David and Julie Rader, of Lake Simcoe area. Cadets under inspection 21st Annual inspection parade ends cadet training year HURON PARK -June 1, marked the 21st Annual Inspection and the end of another training year for the 2,923 Royal Canadian Army Cadet Corps. The annual parade in Huron Park was formed under the command of Company Sergeant Major, Warrant Officer Joshua Bailey before being turned over to Cadet commanding Officer, Master Warrant Officer Carrie Kapp. Comrade Bill Wilds of Crediton representing the Exeter Branch of the Royal Canadian Legion led the reviewing party accompanied by Assessing officer from the Re- gional Cadet Detachment, Petty Of- ficer Derek Tawse-Smith. The Annual Inspection Parade was followed by demonstrations of parade drills, rifle drills, a tug-of- war contest and static displays. The highest honour went to Mas- ter Corporal J. Mawdsley who re- ceived Top Cadet Award. Other awards presented to the ca- dets were: Most Improved Cadet, Lcpl J. Collin, Senior Esprit De Corps, MCPL L. Smith, Junior Es- prit De Corps, Lcpl K. Wegg, Pla- toon Commanding Officer and Act- ing WO B.L. Snell, Section Commander, Mcpl W. Rolling, Top Green Star, S. Dudleigh, Top Red Star, J. Collin, Top Silver Star, J. Dudleigh, NSCE, L. Smith, P. In- gram, T. Maxwell, J. Mawdsley, and attendance awards, W. Ingram, C. Kapp, J. Bailey, P. Ingram, W. Rollings, A. Werrett, J. Dudleigh, TW Maxwell, K. Wegg, MCPL L. Smith. The cadets, led by Captain Allen Cottel and Lt. Kim Cottel meet Thursdays at the Huron Park Rec- reation Hall. The Cadet program is a four year course culminating with a National Star Certification Exam in the fourth year. This exam tests both acedemic and physical skills. This year 85 cadets participated from our region and approximately 30 passed. Master Corporal Jason Maudsley from 2,923 earned high- est score. During the past 12 months, the cadets have participated in several training and service exercises based on knowledge and skills learned during the training year. Centre Reviewing Officer 0111 Wilda representing the Exeter Legion inspects a line of ca- dets standing at attention during their annual inspection parade in Huron Park on Thursday. Wilds Is accompanied by Petty Officer Bobby -Lyn Snell and Derek Tawse-Smith. Theft on Main Street EXETER - A wallet was sto- len from a van parked on Main street on Sunday afternoon. The van was parked near the PUC building. SHDHS held an art show in the small gymnasium on Friday. Pictured above is a pen and ink drawing by Peggy Brownlee. Wayne Masse's grid picture of Janet Jackson was one of many excellent works displayed on Friday at South Huron District High School's art exhibit. Memorial tree planted The Exeter Pride of Huron Rebekah Lodge 338 has planted a tree in the Exeter Cemetery Memorial Tree Program In honour of departed Sisters and Brothers. Shown after the plant- ing lanting are from the left Rebekah members Mavis Atthill, Helen Coates, Barb Tiedeman, GlOrla McFalls and Jean Noels.