HomeMy WebLinkAboutWingham Advance-Times, 1977-08-24, Page 12OLDER BOYS—Keith Grice, Bob Loughran, Donald Mc-
Innes, Jamie Baker, Brian Schneider and Darrin Machan
were among those in the older boys' class who made these
plaques and doorstops during Summer Bible School at
Fordwich United Church.
(A -T Photo)
GIRLS' CLASS—Marlene Denham, Debbie Coghlin, Coral
Lockie, Lucy D'Arcey, 'Bonnie D'Arcey, Renee Stufgeon;
Lynn Maw, Susan Robinson and, Laurie Schneider. were in
the class for 10and 11 year old girls at Fordwich United
Church's Summer Bible School.Their projects all done, the
girls were now ,preparing for the . presentation of course
completion certificates. (A -T Photo)
NURSERY CLASS of three and four year olds at Fordwich
United Church's Summer Bible School contained (back
row) Jeremy Taylor, Sheldon Dinsmore, Christian Feld-
skov, Jason Potts, Bradley Wilson, Philip Livermore,.
Steven Winkel; (standing) Richard Donaldson,David
Donaldson, Bobbie Jo Wilson, Sarah Ankerman; (sitting)
Jason Baylor, Ian Gibson, Michelle Coulter, Chris Amey,
David Semis and Michelle Amey. They were at thc,,church
last Wednesday to display their projects and receive'their
course completion certificates. (A -T Photo)
KINDERGARTEN—Jody Potts, Lisa Bride, Lorraine
Bender, Mark McKay, Mary Lou Koenig, Larry Wilson and
David Robinson are flanked by teachers Eileen Miller and
Teresa Nickel. In front are Kevin Miller, Marlene Coulter,
Wendy Winkel, Peter Ankerman, Heather Connell, Patty
D'Arcey and Rodney Mann. All were part of the six year old
kindergarten class at Fordwich United's Summer Bible
School. (A -T Photo)
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FORDWICH, - A total of 116
certicicates were presented til..,
children at the closing exercises'
of the Vacation Bible School held
in the United Church last Thurs-
-day ell the program of songs
and a puppet show telling a Bible
story depicting the theme 'Pray,
Praise, Gjve Thanks", the
audience visited the basement to
view work and crafts done by the
pupils and to enjoy a social time.
Forty-one instructors taught a
total of nine classes of children
from 3-4 years to pre -teens.
During the final week of the
,school each class visited the
Fordwich Village Nursing Home
taking crafts and singing for the
patients. The children were
warmly welcomed by ,the pa-
tients and staff and the young-
sters enjoyedthe visit as much as
the patients. On Thursday morn-
ing a, picnic scheduled- for the
park was held in the church and
enjoyed by all. -
A choir of Bible School students
was Featured at the closing exer-
cises. Rev. Thomas Fleetham
was chairman for the evening
and demonstrations - were given
by each class.
Staff members included the fol-
lowing: -
Nursery: Mrs. Jim Taylor,
Mrs. Donald Taylor, Mrs. Harry
+Winkel, Mrs. John Armstrong,
Cathy Gibson, Mary Lou Ruttan.
Kindergarten 5 yr.: Arlene
Cober, Lisa Lambkin, Nancy
Versteeg, Margaret Borg, Sharon
Borg.
Kindergarten 6 yr.: Eileen
Miller, Edna Loughran, Teresa
Nickel, Laurie Brears.
Primary 7 yr.: Mrs. Ron Liver-
more, Brenda Mann, Mary Sie-
fert, Patsy Faulkner.
Primary 8 yr.: Shelley Zur-
brigg, Donna Harding.
Primary 9 yr.: Mrs. Hector
Browne, Mrs. Stewart Rowley,
Mrs. Ron Shelley, Cindy Huny-
ady.
Junior 10-11 yr.: Mrs. Scott
Clarkson, Evelene Zurbrigg,
Brenda Lockie, Ann Gibson.
Preteen Girls, 12-13 yr.: Mrs.
Cliff Coulter; Mrs. Laramie.
Preteen Boys, 12-13 yr.: Rev.
Thomas Fleetham, Rev. John
Stinson.
Music, Mrs. Donald Gedcke,
Peggy Schneider and recreation,
Wendy Baylor, Dianne Shelley,
Beverley McCann.
Visitor from
Northern Ireland
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GORRIE — Derek Quinton of
nniskillen, Northern Ireland,
spent a week at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Sanderson and
family. He is a member of the
Young Farmers' Clubs of Ulster
and is one of ten young people
from the United Kingdom on an
exchange with the Junior Farm-
ers Association of Ontario.
Derek spent his second week in
this area with Mr. and Mis. Clar-
ence Gibson and family of Ford-
Wich and has now moved on to
visit another part of the province.
During his first week in this
area he gave a slide presentation
to the Howick Junior Farmers
covering aspects of Northern Ire-
land.
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