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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1995-06-21, Page 6Page 6 Times -Advocate, June 21, 1995 Graduate - Ann DeVries ECE.C., B.A., B.Ed. graduat- ed June 15, 1995 with a Bachelor of Education from York University, Toronto. Con- gratulations from your family. We're proud of you! Graduate - Paul McInnis, son of Jack and Edythe McInnis of Exeter graduated from the Law Enforcement Program at Westervelt College on May 22, 1995. Congratulations! Love' Shelley Graduate - The family of Mari- lyn Hern is happy to an- nounce her graduation at the Spring Convocation at York University on June 15, 1995. She received her Bachelor of Education degree. Special warm wishes from her hus- band Alan, their children Alai- na, Jennifer and Christopher, her parents Joe and Rose Ma- rie Regier and her mother-in- law Mrs. Olga Hern. Marilyn is presently employed as a Sup- ply Teacher for Huron County Board of Education. Congratu- lations! Graduate - Shannon McBride, daughter of Gerald and Jeanette McBride Exeter graduated with Honours from Seneca College, King Cam- pus on June 15, 1995 with a degree in Business Adminis- tration. Congratulations and all the best from your family. We are proud of you. Graduate - Daniel Weigand, President of the University of Western Ontario Faculty of Ed- ucation Students' Council, graduated on the Dean's Hon- our List with a Bachelor of Ed- ucation Degree on June 3, 1995. Dan completed the PEMSTEP - Intermediate - Senior - Biology and Chemis- try program. This fall, Dan will be teaching Grades 7, 8 and 9, Math and Science and coaching football at the Inter- national School of Brussels, Belgium. He is currently em- ployed for the summer by the Ausable Bayfield Conserva- tion Authority in Exeter. Congratulations and love from your parents, Jim and Eleanor, and Chris and Traci! Graduate - Michael Agnew, son of Ken and Joan, re- ceived his diploma in Recrea- tion and Leisure at Brock Uni- versity on June 8, 1995. We're proud of your accom- plishments! Love and best wishes in the future, Mom, Dad and Greg Graduation lot -it 4f 4 Jeff McCurdy Jeff McCurdy graduated recently from Fanshawe College in the Ar- chitectural Technology Program. CONGRATULATIONS JEFF and best of luck in the future from your parents Reg & Lucille McCurdy, brother Jason and grandmother Clara Watson. PAMILY Gumball contest winners announced Zurich Public School showed appreciation to Hensall Legion. Liz Sangster HENSALL - Three new members were installed at the June meeting of the Hensall Legion. The Legion would like to welcome Debbie Taylor, Brad Falconer and Anthony Baldwin to the Branch. Comrades John McAllister and Ted Roberts were installed on the Exec- utive to make the slate of officers complete. A donation of $ l00 was also made to the Summer Camp for kids from Children's Aid. A donation of $100 was also made to the Flowers of Hope. Friday afternoon, Zurich Public School showed appreciation to Hensall Legion for the work they have done in the past for Public Speaking. A cer- tificate of Recognition was accepted by Bea Uyl, Secretary -Treasurer and Lillian Beer P.R.O., on behalf of the Legion. The winners of the Hensall Tinker Tots "Gumball Contest" were Chris- ty Cousins, of London and Louise Wood of Exeter. The winner of the hobby horse was Barbara Westlake -Powers. The Afternoon Group of Hensall United Church met June 1 at the home of Elva Forrest. Forrest opened the meeting with two poems followed by prayer. Audrey Christie had the devotional with her theme being "Vacation From God". Isobel Rogerson was the pianist. 14 women and Forrest's grandchild Katherine attended the meeting. A hymn "Praise the Lord" was sung. Christie gave a reading "Everywhere Across the Land You See the Face of God". Visitors for Father's Day H. Davis SAINTSBURY - Congratulations to Harley Davis, a first place trophy winner on Sunday at Paisley R.A.T. Track in the 60 CC Pee Wee divi- sion. Church service There was no service at St. Pat- rick's on Sunday, St. Thomas' Granton held their final service of Thanksgiving and Sentence of De - Consecration by the Rt. Rev. C. Robert Townshend, Bishop of Georgian Bay. The service of Holy Communion will be held at St. Pat - ricks at 11 a.m. June 25. Scripture readings to be 1 Kings 19:9-14, Ga- latians 3:23-29, Psalm 43. The Holy Gospel Luke 9:18-24. Personals Mary Davis, our first lady from St. Patricks, was honored on her 89th birthday last week. She at- tended a lunch on Monday at the Village Restaurant and an after- noon with friends and cousins at the home of Mabel Needham. Tuesday 23 friends and relatives including two cousins from Viking Alberta called on her. Wednesday Davis was lunch guest along with ACIQ Over 3/4 of the central air units we service were never adjusted properly when installed. The fan speeds are too high, so they don't dehumidify properly, so the house temperatures must be set too low, the system is noisy, and energy costs are excessive. The purpose of central air conditioning is to create a climate more like Radville, Sask, than Aklavik. The refrigerator is that tall cold thing in the kitchen. BAILEY'S of Hensall Ltd. Your home comfort people Hwy. #4 N. Hensall 262-2020 262-2626 Long distance: 1-800-461-8013 7cedeeet et 1 ytla t adte Su ce'c Marinated Fillets & Kabobs - Schnitzel Sausages - Burgers - Ground Special -Breast Roasts $3.491b. VOt kan T e� Variety of Hayter products available at your local supermarket or our own outlet - Hwy. 83, Dashwood Phone 237-3561 Outlet Hours - Mon. -Sat. 9-5 pm • daughters Janett Barker and Alexia Tindall at the home of Hugh and Hazel Davis. She was thankful to all for her perfect birthday celebra- tions. On Sunday Ron and Nancy Cun- ningham and family of Mar, Onta- rio, Marylou and Micheal Rumle- ski of Alvinston and Robert and Lisa Tindall visited with parents Bob and Alexia Tindall also calling on grandparents Charlie Tindall and Mary Davis for Father's Day. Brenda Carroll and Terry Iredale and family and Ian Carroll were Sunday visitors with parents Ron and Margaret Carroll. Bob and Heather MacGillivray and family and Michael and Su- sanne Davis and family were Sun- day guests with parents Hugh and Hazel Davis. Courntney , Hugh, Suzanne and Crystal Davis are all celebrating their birthdays this week. Got a news tip? 235-1331 Lad St You Pick - We Pick Wholesale Retail Also frozen berries available 1st farm west of Kippen Intersection on south side. 24 hour picking information 263-6418 Berries sold by box or litre a (,t --7-1I ,;. uttfng Co/tIte/[ presents COMPUTERIZED HAIRSTYLE IMAGING TUES. 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