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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1989-06-21, Page 7' a °D r' S .........] THE 'HUR0N EXPOSITOR, JUNE 21, 1989 — 7A You'll Find It A.t... G0DERJCf1 524-6901 EXETER 235-2202 FAMILY PUN *Gams •Toys *Hobbies t 1 GLENDA LOULSE WATSON - Asblea and Curtis Watson of 'Mississauga are proud to announce that their mother, the former Glenda Louise Workman of Clinton, has graduated from .the RNA program of Sheridan College (School of Health Sciences) at the June Convocation in Oakville. BEVERLY JOANNE BEUERMANN, daughter of Roy and Joan Beuermann of RR 1 Dublin, graduated recently from the University of Guelph. Convocation ceremonies were held on Wednesday, May 31, 1989, and Beverly obtained her "Honours Bachelor of Arts" degree, double majoring in Psychology and Sociology/Anthropology. She is a former graduate of the Walton and Seaforth Public Schools and the Seaforth District High School. DWAIN GARRY OSBORN, son 'of Garry and Barb Osborn of Seaforth, graduated on June 16, 1989 from Centennial College of Ap- plied Arts and Technology in Toronto. Dwain received his two year diploma in General Business -Marketing. He is a former graduate of the Seaforth Public School and the Seaforth District High School. Dwain has accepted a position as a sales represen- tative with Emerson Electril Skil Power Tool Division in Markham. Your Home Comfort People Heating - Air Conditioning - Heat Pumps Commercial Refrigeration Service See Us For Carrier Heating & Cooling Equipment We Aren't ,Comfortable Until You Are HURON SUPERIOR MEMORIALS I.ALS ESTABLISHED LAVER r8C YEARS Serving 5eafarth and all of Huron County MICHAEL FALCONER 153 HIGH STREET, CLINTON Bus.: 482.9441 Res.: 482-3664 Evening appointments •available CHEB.YL JUNE HANEY, daughter of Lloyd and Gladys Haney of RR 4 Seaforth, graduated June 8, 1989 on the Dean's Honor List at the Spring Convocation, University of Toronto, with a Bachelor of Science degree in Physical' Therapy. June attended Huron Centennial School, Brucefield and Seaforth District High School. She has ac- cepted a position at Huntsville District Memorial Hospital, Huntsville. JOThT CHIJRCH SERVICES During the months of July and August, Nor- thside United Church and First Presbyterian Church, Seaforth will again be conducting joint services. Northside United will be hav- ing services at eleven o'clock a.m. in their horse church in July and First Church is responsible for Services in August at the hour of eleven fifteen o'clock. A nursery is in operation. Holidayers and all others are welcome. JIM CAMPBE11 , son of G. Arnold and Margaret Campbell of RR 5 Seaforth, graduated recently from Ridgetown College of Agriculture Technology. Jim received his diploma in Agriculture Production Manage- ment, with a Field Crop Major. BARRY CHARLES CAMPBELL, son of Charles and Peg Campbell of Seaforth, graduated May 26, 1989 from McMaster University. in Hamilton. Barry received his Bachelor of Business and Commerce and is presently employed with the Toronto Domi- nion Bank in Kitchener. Barry is a graduate of the Seaforth District High School. aueensw.oy residents tour countryside ,by car Queensway Nursing Home residents en- her again. - joyed a tea party in the •sun room last Dorothy Elder provided several ladies ,Monday ,while -listening to .the United with a manicure Wednesday morning. church .Service ,tape..In the afternoon This extra personal .attention is ap- .several residents took ..advantage of the preciated by each recipient. The Chris - beautiful weather .to be outdoors. tian Reformed ladies had residents out Reverend Shiela McGregor of Thames for car rides through the country side Road and Elimville churches led the wor- Wednesday afternoon. ship sertice Tuesday afternoon with Joyce Pepper as pianist. This was Thursday a few Agriculture Club Reverend McGregor's first time with members visited the Hensall Sales Barns, residents and they certainly hope to see and watched the cattle auction. In the evening "Claras Heart" was the featured movie. Fun and Fitness started the day Friday with .an energetic workout in the activity room. In the afternoon baking club met and made delicious biscuits, that residents later enjoyed with butter and jam. Coming events:. Plan to attend the Strawberry Social June 24 Ruin 2-4 pm. On June 22 Geri Fashions will be here from 10 to 3 Dm. June 24 big day for Blue Water Region scouts June 24 will be a big day for a number Water Region, announced' recently that of Scouts from .the Blue Water Region as Brian Waddell, of Staffa, from the 1st they will be receiving their Chief Scout's Cromarty Scout troop will be among the Award Certificates. award recipients. -Hugh Robertson, Provincial Commis- The Chief Scout's Award can be earned sioner for Boy Scouts of Canada, will be by any Scout who, in the judgement of presenting the certificates during a his fellow Scouts and his Scouters, ex - recognition ceremony at Wesley -Willis emplifies the principles of Scouting United Church, •Clinton on June 24. The through his leadership, his voluntary ser - ceremony will begin at 3 pm. vice to his community, and his outdoor Doug Hancock, President of the Blue skills. The award was inaugurated in Institute ;members ,hear history .of Crime Stoppers Mrs..Don O'Rourke was hostess for the June Women's Institute meeting, with 17 answering the roll call "Where I cast my first vote". Mrs. Gordon MacKenzie was in charge of the .program and introduced guest Ken Cardno, who spoke on Crime Stoppers. He stated a.police officer from New Mex- ico had started to work on a Crime Stop- pers program in 1970 when he felt something should be done about crime. There are 15 .members on the Huron County board of directors and they .go out to school and ,groups of all ,kinds and sizes to speak and ,promote their wor- thwhile work. Mrs. Pile thanked him ,and gave -him a donation for Crime :Stoppers. Mrs. MacKenzie gave The motto, "The hand that rocks the cradle rules the world". She also ,gave .several readings and talked on caring for children. Clarissa:Stewart reported on the program and noted the July meeting was cancell- ed. Thelma Dale gave a reading followed by lunch. PUBLIC SCHOOL SUPPORTERS TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH & VILLAGE OF HENSALL YOUR VOTE FOR FRANK FALCONER TRUSTEE FOR HURON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION 'WOULD ,BE APPRECIATED MONDAY, JUNE 26, 1989 TRUSTEE FOR HURON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION 1980 - 7985 September, 1973 by His Excellency, Governor General Roland Michener; C.C., C.M.M.C.D., in his capacity of Chief Scout of Canada. He had been greatly im- pressed by the many projects through which Scouts rendered service to others and helped to improve the natural en- vironment, and he felt that such acts should be . specially recognized. Recipients are recommended for the award by their fellow Scouts and Scouters. ELECTRIC 'LTD. 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