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ra uate - Nancy Webster,
daughter of Bob and June
Webster of Vama, graduated
June 16, 1995 from Fan-
shawe College with a Regis-
tered Nursing Diploma. Nancy
has written the Canadian
Nursing examination and is
currently working at Parkwood
Hospital in London. Nancy
has been accepted into the
Post R.N. - Bachelor of Sci-
ence Degree in Nursing Pro-
gram at the University of
Western Ontario and will be-
gin her studies in September.
Nancy is the • granddaughter
of Mel and Lila Webster of
Clinton and Ben and Nettie
Tinney of Exeter.
Congratulations Nancy!
Love your family
Graduate - Geoffrey Wallis
Strang graduated June 14,
1995 from Fanshawe College
with a diploma in Mechanical
Engineering Technology - Mo-
bile Equipment.
Congratulations from Mom,
Dad, Michael and Jennifer
and Lesley A
Graduate - Brooke is proud to
announce here Mommy's (Ca-
thie Wilson) graduation from
Grade 12 at S.H.D.H.S. on
June 16, 1995. Cathie is con-
tinuing her education at West-
ervelt College, London, this
fall.
"Way to go, Cathie!"
Love, Brooke, Dad and Mom,
Judi, Tracy, Clairissa and
Grandpa Insley
Graduate - Andrew Gary Ea-
gleson graduated from the
University of Toronto with a
Bachelor of Science degree in
Pharmacy. He is the son of
Marilyn (Johns) and Gary Ea-
gleson of Chatham. Proud
grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Allen Johns and Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Eagleson of Exet-
er.
xecer. Andrew has accepted a
Hospital Pharmacy Residency
position at Victoria Hospital
in London.
WI members sitend function in Milton
Muriel Lewis
GRANTON - Several members
from the Granton churches enjoyed
the St. Patrick's CWL supper and
entertainment held in the school
gym on Wednesday evening June
14.
Thirty-five hundred WI members
from across the province attended
the Women's Institute Centennial
Prelude Barbecue and quilt show
held on Wednesday, June 14 on the
spacious grounds of the Ontario
Agriculture Museum at Milton.
Granton WI members Norah Wis-
sel, Elsie Dan and Muriel Lewis
went on the North Middlesex bus
from Ilderton and thoroughly en-
joyed the the lovely occasion.
On Sunday, June 18, 4:30 p.m.
the closing service of thanksgiving
was held for the life of the St.
Thomas Anglican Church in Gran-
ton. It was the 67th anniversary in
the present church and 112 years as
a congregation.
The Rt. Rev. C. Robert Town-
shend was the celebrant, assisted by
Rev. Stephen Emery and Paul
Acres as liturgical assistant. The
lessons were read by Muriel Lewis
and Olive Hodgins.
In his message the Bishop spoke
of the ministry of the early church
which has been passed on from the
Apostles. The invitation of Jesus
Christ to follow Him is still open,
listen to God's voice and serve
Him wherever you are.
The congregation paid tribute to
Rev. Stephen Emery for the past
four years of his ministry in a pres-
entation made by Rector's Warden
Muriel Lewis and alternate peo-
ple's Warden John Herbert.
In conclusion the Bishop read the
Sentence of De -consecration of the
church building as such and a time
of fellowship followed.
At the Granton United Church on
Sunday, Pastor Normalie Voakes
sermon topic was Family Resem-
blance based on lessons from 1st
Kings 21, Galatians 2 and Luke 7.
Macauley Matthew Pafford, son
of Michael and Darlene (Clarke)
Pafford, was welcomed into the
church by baptism. His brother
Austin helped prepare the font.
UCW
The general UCW meeting was
held at the United Church on Tues-
day evening, June 13 commencing
with a dessert tea served by Unit
three members.
The guest speaker was Anne Pin -
Seniors potluck
EXETER - Seniors met in Legion
Hall at 6 p.m. for their pot luck din-
ner for their June 5 regular meeting.
There was a very good turnout and
the meal. was super as always.
President Marion opened the
meeting at 7 p.m. and thanked all
who helped arrange the table for the
meal as well as make the tea and
coffee. 0 Canada was sung fol-
lowed by the Lords Prayer.
Birthday greetings were sung to
Lila and Ken Ellis, Ruth Skinner,
Isa Smith and Ruby Beaver.
Anniversary greetings were sung
to Or and Lorraine Webber, Ruth
and Humphrey Arther, Ruby Bea-
vers, sorry Harry, we missed you -
however congratulations.
Minutes of the last meeting were
read and adopted seconded by Ted
Wright. Treasurer's report was giv-
en and adopted seconded by Dean
Smith. A number of the club went
to Huronview for a barbecue on
June 9. Everyone enjoyed the enter-
tainment.
Villa Bingo for June are Ted and
Shirley Wright and Humphrey and
Ruth Arthur. We thank those who
do participate.
Seniors have a bus trip to Gerital
Follies on June 16. The bus leaves
the Exeter Legion lot at 9 a.m.
Trip to Drayton on August 3 to
see show Out of Order bus leaves
Legion lot at 8'30 a.m., cost $51.00.
A very few tickets left. Hurry if in-
terested , it should be a nice day.
Trip for September to Deer Lodge
for three days September 12,13, 14,
Severak seats are already booked. It
was passed to send a delegate to To
ronto for Convention August 14-
16..
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Graduate - On the sixth day
of June, 1995, Thomas P.
Ryan graduated from the Uni-
versity of Guelph, in the Onta-
rio Diploma in Horticulture
Program, specializing in Land-
sca'ppe Design with a "A" aver- 1
age. He resides at 19-27 Bar-
ron Street, in Stratford. He is
presently directing a Land-
scape
anascape Consultant business
and can be reached at 272- 1
0376.
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Oraduat. - Sandra Jean
Stragraduated June 14,
1995from Fanshawe College
with a certificate In Municipal
Administration.
Congratulations from Keith,
Geoff, Mike and Jen
'Way to go Mom"
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Mon. -Fri. 11 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Saturday 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Closed Wednesdays
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was accompanied by Sue Leach
who is the manager of the neonatal
intensive care unit. Together they
talked about the Health Centre and
their particular work in that area.
The president Marilyn Humphrey
led the business discussion regarding
some upcoming catering, the pork
barbecue on the 21st and some interi-
or painting and decorating to be done
at the church.
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