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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Times Advocate, 2007-08-22, Page 1010 Times–Advocate Wednesday, August 22, 2007 Church services start Sun., Sept. 2 By Rhoda Rohde THAMES ROAD CORRESPONDENT THAMES ROAD - Mystery Tour Some 35 ladies attended the Mystery Tour on Wednesday evening. The bus driver was Sharon Campbell. Each lady was given a very colourful Lei as we boarded the bus. We left the church at 5:25 p.m. Carolyn Johns welcomed everyone and read a joke. Virginia Warwick gave us a quiz. We were given a drink and a clue was given to where we were going. We passed through Kirkton, St. Marys, Punkidoodles Corner, Harmony, and Tavistock. We ended up at Puddicombe House Restaurant in New Hamburg for our delicious supper. We then went to Zion United Church where six ladies sang numerous numbers which were out of this world, another lady accompanied them on the piano. After the program Sharon drove the bus to Baden where we saw the Castle Kincade. It was really a pic- turesque building. We arrived back to the church safe and sound. The trip was planned by Virginia Warwick and Carolyn Johns. Thanks very much ladies! Congratulations Belated congratulations to Maggie Miller who graduated from the University of Guelph on June 14. Maggie received her Bachelor of Applied Science Degree majoring in Child, Youth and Family Studies. Maggie will be pursuing a graduate certificate in counselling at the Orillia campus of Georgian College. Belated congratulations to Sarah Miller who graduated from Olds College Alberta on June 16. Sarah received her diploma in Agricultural Business majoring in marketing and sales. Sarah has accepted a posi- tion with Kenpal Farm Products as a marketing and sales assistant. Maggie and Sarah are daughters of Barry and Melonie Miller. There will be a community bridal shower for Lori Over their head — Karen and Ben Geiger, along with their children Kaylee and Evan, have raised a sun- flower 10 feet high this summer on their farm on Parr Line. 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