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Home My WebLink AboutThe Times Advocate, 2004-09-29, Page 31Wednesday, September 29, 2004 Exeter Times–Advocate 31 Announcements HAPPY N! Graduate - Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ferguson are proud to announce the graduation of their son Dennis Ferguson. He recently graduated with honours from the University of Phoenix with his Bachelor of Science in Business Administration. He and his wife Jocelyn cur- rently reside in Buffalo, NY where he is the Senior Vice President of Banking Operations for M&T Bank. Graduate - Rachel Joy Thexton... has now graduated from the University of Indiana with an undergraduate degree in Journalism and a minor in French. She is currently employed by Media Profile in Toronto. Congratulations "RAE" we're all so very proud of you! Gramma & Poppy Degraw, Aunt Sharon Joy Parker and all your cousins xxoo. P.S. Also thank you for organizing such a memorable and amaz- ing 50th anniversary celebration for Gramma & Poppy Graduate - Dan and Char Elliott proudly announce that their daughter Stephanie Elliott has graduated from the D'arcy Lane Institute and is current- ly employed as a Registered Massage Therapist at the Body and Soul Spa. CI off, ,JA0-0 a Sat., October 9, 2004 Time: 9 am to 3 pm Kirkton Woodham Community Centre Make it to go table for the Children Adults: $2.00 Children under 12: Free Door Prizes Lunch Counter proceeds to the Motherwell Women's Institute Kirkton Horticultural Society presents `Autumn Splendour Tues., Oct. 5, 7:15 pm Speaker: Erik Jacobsen of Parkway Gardens Topic: Fall Gardening Auction - Plants or Horticultural Related Items (we welcome any contri- butions to auction) Sign up sheets for "Basic Baskets" workshop Nov. 30, 7:00 p.m. by Josh Rath Everyone Welcome HarvestThanskgiving service scheduled for Oct. 3 By Muriel Lewis GRANTON CORRESPONDENT VARNA - Katherine Harding was honoured with a bridal shower at the Community Bible Church on Sept. 21 prior to her marriage in Toronto on Oct. 9. Edward Klassen, harpist, speaker and folk artist gave a very entertain- ing performance at the Granton - Wesley United Church on Sept. 24. Clandeboye Women's Institute enjoyed an outing to Sparta on Sept. 8. After explaining the various nov- elty shops there, they had lunch at the Sparta Inn. UCW meeting Granton Wesley UCW Unit 4 met GRA at the church on Sept.14. President Marilyn Humphrey read the Scripture lesson from Exodus and gave a meditation 'Holy Ground' fol- lowed by prayer. Rilla Bakker read some excerpts from the Langford- Westman family tree history book which included some interesting facts about two homes in the com- munity. Humphrey read a story, 'More Heart than Tomatoes'. Bettie Dann concluded the pro- gram with an article from the Observer entitled 'Why a good smack isn't', pertaining to the disci- pline of children. A discussion fol- lowed and the meeting was closed with the benediction. Humphrey NTON NEWS Woman charged with nine counts of mischief Bvidd � served refreshments. Church services At the Granton -Wesley United Church on Sept. 26, lay pastor Val Hodgins entitled the message 'Some people just don't get it'. The lessons were from Jeremiah 32, 1 Timothy 6 and Luke 16. Meredith Dodds lit the Christ Candle. At St. Paul's Anglican Church in Kirkton on Sept. 26, Rev. Dalice Sim celebrated the Holy Eucharist and the message was about fulfilling God's love in the world by caring for others. Christine Downey assisted in the service and Bill Schaefer read the lessons. The Harvest Thanksgiving service is scheduled for next Sun., Oct. 3 at 9:15 a.m. EXETER — Huron OPP has laid charges against a woman in Exeter after numerous calls of van- dalism were proven false. On Sept. 17 OPP offi- cers responded to a call of a fire at an apart- ment complex located on the Main Street of Exeter. The officers found a fire had taken place in the bathroom of the apartment. The 31 - year -old woman who was having problems with local youths had reported that someone had forced open the bathroom window and started the fire. Officers examined the scene and found some discrepancies. Further conversation with the woman led police to believe others had not caused the damage. According to police, officers responded to numerous calls to the residence to investigate reports of racial harass - LAKESIDE SMOKE FREE Air Conditioned DRESS CODE 349-2288 SAT., OCT. 2, 8 P.M. COUNTRY VERSATILES ****************** SAT., OCT. 9, 8 P.M. JIM FLANNIGAN & COUNTRY SEREANDES ****************** www.dancelandlakeside.ca IA.. is.. 4 If you would like to remember your deceased loved one at a community Memorial Service on Sunday, Oct. 24th, please contact Joanna Shaule at (519) 227-1296 or email her at jshaule@cbc7.net for further infomation. This will be hosted by Community Bible Church, located at J3- the corner of Hwy. #7 and Adelaide St. "z before after Get your photos Restored/altered jervisphoto.com Clinton (at the lights) Exeter (across from Scotiabank) 24 hour/7 days phone 519 482 7740 ment and vandalism which are now believed to be false. The South Huron woman has been charged with nine counts of public mis- chief for misleading police officers. She will attend court in Exeter Nov. 25. Door set on fire LUCAN BIDDULPH — According to Middlesex OPP, an unknown suspect set a door on fire on Whalen Line Sept. 11. Anyone with informa- tion should call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222- 8477(TIPS). Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gregus Brad and Cathy Gregus and Sil and Brenda Basiaco proudly announce the marriage of their children, Paul Stephen to Sandra Lynn. On July 24, 2004, family, relatives and friends witnessed the Holy Matrimony of Paul Gregus to Sandra Basiaco. It was a lovely setting held at St. Agnes Church in Chatham. 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