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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1996-06-26, Page 13Graduate - Jackie Westelaken graduated recently from Bre- cia " College, U.W.O. with a B.A. Honours English and So- ciology with distinction, Dean's Honours List. Mom would have been so proud Dad, Sisters and Brothers Graduate - Kimberly VanDon- gen, daughter of Lee and San- dra VanDongen of Grand Bend graduated June 14, 1996 with a diploma in Res- piratory Therapy from Fan- shawe College. Prior to this Kim received her Bachelor of Arts in Kinesiology from U.W.O. Love and congratulations from Mom, Dad, Kristi, Cassie, Jeff and Lindsay Graduate - Stacey L. Thurman - Congratulations Stacey on a job well donel Stacey graduat- ed with Honours from Durham College, Law and Security on June 15, 1996. She has ac- cepted a position with a Brampton Security Firm. Sta- cey is the daughter of Judy of Exeter, Glenn of Kitchener and granddaughter of Mary Coxon, Grand Bend. Good Luck Stacey in all your future endeavors - we're proud of you. Love from your family Graduate - Robert William Gackstetter graduated on June 9, 1996 from University of Windsor with a Bachelor of Arts in Honours Drama in Edu- cation. He will continue his studies in the fall. Congratulations Rob and all the best in the future. Love, Dad and Mom, Lorne and Barb Gackstetter and sister Pam GRADUATION Graduate - Jennifer Dalrym- ple, daughter of Charles and Barb graduated with distinc- tion from the University of Guelph June 7, 1996. Jenni- fer, r•,roceivad ,her. Honours. Bachelor of Applied Science in Child Studies. She will be attending the Faculty of Edu- cation at Brock University in the fall. Best Wishes from Mom, Dad, Greg, Christine and Todd Times -Advocate, June 26, 1996 Page 11 Playground program set to go The six-week program begins July 8. By Liz Sangster Hensall correspondent HENSALL - Children ages four to 12 years old can register for six weeks of activities in the Hensall Summer Playground program. A swimming program is also availa- ble. The program starts July 8, run- ning until August 16. Registration and further information is available from the Hensall Municipal Office, 262-2812. A payment plan is avail- able. The Hensall Playground staff will be at the Hay Days '96 festivi- ties this weekend. Hensall United Church enjoyed an informal awards service' for the Junior congregation, this past Sun- day. The Junior choir and students presented songs and were recog- nized for their participation in the church school this year. Pam Mal - tette was presented with a gift from the Junior congregation. Hilda Payne received a gift from the Jun- ior choir. After the service a picnic was enjoyed. A community shower was held June 16 at Hensall United Church, for the fiancee of Wayne Scotch - Swimming sessions planned for Varna area children The lessons run from July 15 to 26. By Joan Beierling Varna correspondent VARNA - The Varna Pork Bar- becue, run by the stewards, was a success with many people in the community attending along with many from outside the community. There will be no church service this Sunday, June 30. The next ser- vice will be at Varna church July 7 at 11 a.m. Please note the change of time. This will be the first service for the new minister, Rev. Tracy Crick. A short congregational meet- ing will follow the service, and a potluck lunch will be served after the meeting. Daily Vacation Bible School fotmg'are available and should be returned to Willi Laurie as soon as possible. The Stanley Township Rec Com- mittee have planned their swim- ming lesson session this year from mer, Joanne Whaley of Milton. About 50 relatives and friends at- tended from Alymer, London, St. Catharines, Milton, Kitchener - Waterloo, and the Huron County area. Marlene Welsh, the grooms' aunt arranged the proceedings. Cynthia Welsh accompanied by Jeanette Welsh on the piano pro- vided background music while the guests viewed the gifts. Christa Welsh helped arrange the table for the shower. Lisa Kernick of Exeter helped the bride and the maid -of - honor open the gifts. The bride's grandmother, the groom's mother and the groom's cousin were assist- ed by Marion Tinney. Marg Cole, Pam Mallette, Barb Gackstetter and Pat Veal worked in the kitchen. Wayne Scotchmer and Jennifer Whaley will be married August 24 at Hensall United Church. The Hensall & District Kinsmen, Hensall Parks Board and Hensall Firefighters are co-operatively planning a beef barbecue and dance for Saturday, August 17. The eve- ning will feature a barbecued beef dinner from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., the dance (music by D.J.) will fol- low. The evening will also include an elimination draw, with a grand prize of $1,000.00 cash. Tickets are available from organization mem- bers, Hensall Arena and Hensall Municipal Office. All proceeds from the event will be used toward the purchase of a fire department rescue equipment van (Hensall & Area), and a self-propelled ice re - surfacer for the Hensall Arena. Dr. Robert F. Schnurr Psychologist TREATMENT OE EMOTIONAL ANd STRESS REIATEd pRObtEMS • Emotional problems • Self-esteem issues • Relationship problems • Job stress • Insomnia • Chronic pain, illness and disability • Driving anxiety • Rehabilitation and litigation assessment • Vocational counseling • Depression, anxiety, fears and phobias 286 Main Street, Exeter Ont. NOM 1S6 For an appointment please contact his London Office 519-4534429 July 15 to 26. Bus pickup will be in Varna and Brucefield. Contact Sandy Robinson at 263-5307 as soon as possible. The Varna U.C.W. meeting will be on August 28 at the Grand Bend Playhouse where members will view "Me and My Girl". Anyone wishing to go can contact Shirley Hill. There will be no September meeting. There are ball games at the Stan- ley Township ball diamond every night of the week and spectators are encouraged to come cheer for their favorite team. A speedy recovery is wished to Wilfred Chuter, a patient in Gode- rich Hospital. Important Notice to RESIDENTS OF STEPHEN TOWNSHIP GARBAGE COLLECTION In the event of a holiday falling on a Monday normal garbage pick up will take place on the holiday. e.i. July 1st - Normal Monday garbage pickup REMINDER - TAXES LtZ second installment of 1996 is due June 28, 1996. DAVID LATOUR Barb and Glenn Latour of St. Joseph are, very proud to announce the graduation of their son. David. from the Classical Animation Program of Sheridan College. Oakville. David attended Central Huron Secondary School in Clinton and would like to extend his thanks to Mr. Stene Oliver for all his guidance and help. David has accepted a position will Industrial Light and Magic in San Rafael. California. He will Join the animation team working on "Lost World-. the sequel to Jurassic Park. "We are very proud of you David" Love. Morn. Dad and you family Elvin & Nancy Parker of Clinton are very pleased and proud to announce the gratuation of their daughter Karen McCullough from the Respiratory Therapy Program (with honours) from Fanshawe College in London. Congratulations Karen! Now you'll be an R.N. R.R. Excellent work! Love, your family LOOKING FOR A NEW CAREER Festival School of Hairstyling, Stratford is accepting registration for their next class FREE registration for the months of July and August. Sign up now for free registration Make-up Artistry and Nail Technology offered at no extra charge. OSAP available for those that quality For further information call: 519-271-9551 Oddfellows host golf tourney EXETER - Clinton and Exeter Oddfellows hosted an annual golf tournament June 22 at Exeter Golf Club. Forty golfers braved harsh elements to participate. 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