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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1996-06-19, Page 8Page 8 Times -Advocate, June 19, 1996 —tritnou�nna!- Nawrimmerwrillireirk r CO1V[MIINITY Graduate - Denise Yvonne Hendrick graduated with dis- tinction on the Dean's Honor List from the University of Westem Ontario on June 12, 1996, with a Bachelor of Mu- sic in Honours Music Educa- tion. Denise is the daughter of Howard and Yvonne Hen- drick, and will be attending Althouse College in Septem- ber to complete the Bachelor of Education program. Love and best wishes from your family Graduate - Carrie Oke, daugh- ter of Bob and Ann Oke, grad- uated frohi Lakepea i Univer- sity receiving ah Honours Bachelor of Social Work. Car- rie is also a graduate from the University of Waterloo's Social Development Studies Program (May 1995). Carrie has accepted a position in Surrey, B.C. with the Ministry of Social Services in the field of child protection. Congratulations and best wishes! Love Mom and Dad; Sheila and Pete; and Shane! Engineers visit school Graduate - Julia Merner gradu- ated with distinction from Wil- frid Laurier University receiv- ing a Bachelor of Arts - honors history on June 1, 1996. Julia will be attending teachers' college in Septem- ber. Congratulations Julia! Love and best wishes In all your endeavours Mom and Dad (Carolyn and Gerald) Stephen and Carrie, Jim By Grade 4/5 French Immer- sion Biddulph School BIDDULPH TOWNSHIP - Last week at Biddulph school Madame Kemme's class had special visits from members of the University of Western Ontario's "Sunstang" en- gineering team as well as Ken Ken- nedy of Delta Bravo Aviation (out of Centralia). As a finale to the grade 4 trans- portation unit, the students from UWO brought videos and ex- plained their experiences with the university's of solar -powered car "Sunstang". Greg, Rasha and Mi- chelle then helped the children build their own solar -powered cars from popsicl' sticks using solar panels which they had brought with them. While the children were building their cars Ken Kennedy "dropped in" in Biddulph and put on a mini air show for the school with his "Quicksilver" ultra -light plane. He then landed and allowed Mme Kemmc's class to see the plane close up. Kennedy explained the design and materials and how ultra - light planes differ from regular planes. Mme. Kehnme still has her head in the clouds after her im- promptu ultra -light flying lesson. Biddulph School would like to thank Mr. Kennedy for making his special presentation and Harry Har- dy and Tom Hardy for the use of their makeshift ultra -light landing strip. Many thanks to the UWO en- gineering students and department from Mme. Kemme's class. F.Y.O. The "Sunstang" will he taking to the road on June 22 from London ' to Montreal. They will leave the university from Rich- ' mond Gates at 9 a.m. and will head up Highway 4 toward Lucan as far as Highway 7 before turning off. Graduate - Melissa Blue, daughter of Herb and Betty Blue, granddaughter of Bob and Sadie Knox, Exeter gradu- ated from a three-year course in Accounting at St. Clair Col- lege In Windsor. She plans to continue her education at the University of Windsor. She is a graduate of Seaforth High School. Congratulations Melissa, we are all very proud of you! Love Mom, Dad, Lisa, Trevor and Tyler Zurich budget reflects zero per cent increase ZURICH - At its June 13 meeting, Zurich Council approved its 1996 budget with a zero per cent mill rate increase. Due to a shift between commercial and residential tax collection based on re -assessment, property owners will be paying a greater share of tax dollars. For 1996, $76,572 will be raised for county purposes, $184,259 for public school purposes and $103,687 for separate school use. Residents enjoy antique car show HENSALL - Queensway cele- brated Fathers Day a bit early this year with an antique car show on Monday evening. Staff member Diane Gautreau and several of her car enthusiast friends came to visit and residents took the opportunity to enjoy rides around town in the car of their choice. Hensall resi- dents took a trip down memory lane as they toured around town with Lorne. Thank you very much to these car buffs who shared their hobby with us. Winnie Hutton, pastoral care vol!= unteer led Worship service Tuesday afternoon and also a memorial ser- vice for Buck Little who passed away recently. We were pleased to have Buck's family members at- tend the service. We will all miss Buck. Breakfast Club attendees feasted on a cheese omelet Wednesday morning along with lots of toast and coffee. Staff members seem to be drawn to west corridor often on Wednesday mornings as the irresis- tible scents waft down the hall- ways. Thursday afternoon residents laughed over another one of the Readers Disgest comedies. This one featured several of the old time comics that were very familiar to them. In the evening residents en- joyed games night with the Chris- tian Reform Youth group. The resi- dents and staff appreciate these young people who have spent sev- r Centralia Variety, Open Weekdays 7:30 a.m. - 9 p.m. Sat. & Sun. 8:30 a.m. - 9 p.m. Open Holidays Featuring: Beatrice Ice Cream cones Beatrice Quality Products at Affordable Prices J Aro You Coni :i rued About Your Indoor Air Quality? Excellent especially for people with Allergies, Asthma, Bronchitis, Emphysema, etc. Experience Spring Fresh Air in your Home Year Round with an Air Purifier from Alpine no installation required, just plug in and breathe easy!! Remo%t'.: • Smoke• l)u',t • •Odor, • (liemi. al (;stir' • Bacteria, • Mold Fz TJII1e, NOME PRODUCTS EXETER call 235-0699, . Long distance 1-800-529-9292 Mark Heirnrich - Authorized Alpine Dealer THINK YOU We are pleased to report that a total of $1600. has been donated to the Childrens Hospital of Western Ontario. We want to thank all of the merchants and customers who contributed to our fundraiser by donating prizes or buying tickets. We would also like to thank.Veals Meat Market, Country Bakery, and Merners Meats for helping us with our barbecue. Thanks again from the Management and Staff of the Clinton Community Credit Union, Exeter Branch. Pkk liber Own Prize Winners Sweet Pea's Garden Tine Visscher Black eek Woodcrafts, Glenda Gartner Exeter Flowers, Betty Toornstra Exeter Glass, Usa Dutton Purple Turtle, Helen Toornstra ExiPlast Custom Molding. Audrey Barry ExtPtast Custom Molding, Martha Kropp ExiPlast Custom Molding, Donna Lawton Ext -Plast Custom Molding, Charlene Edwards Exi-Plast Custom Molding, Martha Dutton Four Season's Jewellery, Rhonda Komlnek SisWs Bob Late Seers, lud/ Psis prisiqurmefiner Mane at. 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Thank yoCIteirl eral evening with us in the past months. The work of the last several months came to fruition Friday af- ternoon when residents traveled to the Hensall Public School and the Intergenerational Choir performed for a School Assembly in honor of Seniors Month. The choir has been a lot of fun for both the students and Queensway. Coming events June 23, 2 p.m. - 4 p.m. Straw- berry social with entertainment by Jack and Irene Vincent. June 27, 2 p.m. Birthday party with Gladys VanBgmond and Her Merry Makers. June 27, 7 p.m. Recital with Car- olyn Regier's Music Students. Master of the Keys Master of the Keys is the title of the crown placed on the head 'of Crediton United Church organist Doug Lewis, Sun- day morning. Lewis is retiring on June 30 after 25 years of service. Choir member Harry Schroeder made the presenta- tion. Exeter area couple injured in accident EXETER - Police report a Lon- don man sustained a broken leg and other injuries after the vehicle he was driving collided with another vehicle last Thursday. Allen Oke of R.R. 3 Exeter and Marshall Eagleson of London were involved in the accident on County Road 6 at the 4th and 5th Conces- sion. Eagleson was taken to South Hu- ron Hospital and then to London. Oke and his wife Marjorie were also taken to South Huron and were released the following day. • Front and Rear Camera Jacks INTRODUCTORY PRICED INCLUDES: • Power Unit • Hose • Attachments • Installation Kit includes: • Surround Receiver • Front, side and rear effect speakers • CD exchanger COMPLETE We offer local service and expertise • Good Values • Good Selection • Good Products Ask about the no -risk extended warranty A