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Times-Advocate, 1985-07-10, Page 12Induction service for new minister By MRS. IRVIN RADER Dashwood Rev. Barbara Laing minister of Calvary United Church has left Dashwood and is serving at Dutton. The induction service for Rev. Bob ► Sinasac of Brownsville was held Wednesday evening July 3 at Calvary United Church. Hhe will be serving both Dashwood and Zurich churches. Rev. Sinasac said he was very thankful for the fine welcome he received not only from members of the church but the village and MPP Jack Riddell. Rev. and Mrs. Sinasac have four children, Esther Lynn, Robbie, Jonathan and Cherith. Friedsburg Days Witt be bigger and better than ever. The committee is working real hard to make the 125th birthday of Dashwood an outstanding success. Come on out - see you there. Baptism Brandon Jonathan, infant son of Rick and Cathy Skinner was baptiz- ed Sunday, July 7 in Zion Lutheran church by Rev. M. Mellecke. Spon- sors were Van and Laurie Tuckey. Mrs. Mary Rader spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wellwood Gill. Craigwiel Gardens, Ailsa Craig. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Rader and family spent the weekend at Little Current, Manitoulin Island and at- tended the wedding of Theresa. Eagleson, daughter of Allan and Rosemary Eagleson. Many more from this area also attended. Hugh Boyle has returned home from University Hospital, London. Michael Parker; London, spent a week with his grandmother, Mrs. Aldene Wolfe. Weekend visitors were Mrs. Shane O'Connor and Shannon of Ottawa. Please phone your news to 237-3212 next week. John and Kathy Hayter and family motored to Oshawa last weekend and spent a few days with Ed and Anne Nagle and Susan and Chris Baynham. Meeting with Jim and Susan Guen- ther and family, they visited the Toronto Zoo and Wonderland. They had a great time. July 3 was Senior Citizen's day at Huronview, Clinton, for Senior Citizens from Dashwood, Grand Bend and Exeter. A delicious dinner was enjoyed followed by a program of tap dancing by girls from Clinton and violin selections by senior men. It was a lovely outing. Bridal shower. at Cromarty By MRS. ROBERT LAING Katharine Hulley was guest of honour at a bridal shower in Cromar- ty church last Tuesday evening. Joyce Miller was chairman for a short programme consisting of piano instrumentals by Sarah and Sherri Elliott, step -dancing by Chrissie Miller, and accordion solos by Taunya Van Allen. Joanne Wallace conducted contests and read an address of good wishes to the bride. Kathy was assisted in opening her many gifts by Kathy McKellar, Mrs. BiII Hulley, Mrs. Calvin Hulley and Mrs. Dalton Fischer. Cromarty church will be closed for the month of July while the minister is on holidays. w.s+ .-4,41111 Times -Advocate, July 10, 1985 Page 11 GRADUATES AT MCGILLIVRAY CENTRAL — Graoe eight gradua- tion exercises were held recently at McGillivray Certral School. Back, left, Mark Amos, Michael Whiting, Terry Feltz, Piet/I Blaauboer, Toby Furmston, Chris Waspe, Charles Elson, Artie Mollcrd, Jason Ropchan and Tim O'Connor. Centre, Miss Carscadden, Mss Brownson, Mr. it - GREYS IN ACTION — The Exeter Greys were defeated 11-4 and 13-0 by the New Brunswick junior ladies champs, Thursday. Above are umpire Don Hamilton, NB catcher Denise Cormier and Greys batter Julianne Varley. Many from Thames Road attend wedding, dance By MRS, WILLIAM ROHDE Thames Rood Quite a number of people from this community were guests at the Kosi- Stewart wedding at the church Satur- day afternoon and also the meal. reception and dance at the Kirkton- Woodham Community Centre. The ladies of the United Church Women catered to the meal and also the Return from Manitoba trip By Mrs. TOM KOOY Centrolio Harold Tripp accompanied his son Norman and daughter Bernice Ford to Wellington where they attended the funeral of flarold's sister-in-law Mrs. Doris Tripp on Friday. Mrs. Linda Riley and Ben return- ed home on Thursday after a two week holiday in Manitoba. On Sunday Linda, Wendi and Ben were guests with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Saundercock of Clinton when they entertained relatives from Western Canada. Tom and Mary Kooy were guests on Saturday at the Mills -McIntosh wed- ding at Grace Anglican Church. Ilderton. lunch. Congratulations Pete and Elaine. Mrs. Glenn Rohde entertained a number of girls on Saturday in honour of her daughter Tammy's 10th birth- day which was July 2. Happy birthday Tammy. Mr. and Mrs. Barry E. Miller, Rebecca, Laura and Maggie spent last week camping at Sauble Beach. Mrs. Dave Passmore, Tom and Jon, Mrs. Larry Ballantyne, Deanne, Cheryl and Jayne, Barbara Tieman holidayed at Turnbull's Grove last week. Mrs. Mary Thomson, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Rohde, Karen and Kathy of Ex- eter, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Rohde of Kippen, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Jeffery and Connie, Mr. Jeff Millar, Mr. and Mrs. William Rohde, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Rohde; Danny and Tammy were at a family picnic birthday par- ty at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Thomson in Woodham. Their family also attended. The occa- sion was the 88th birthday party for Mrs. Mary Thomson which was the fourth of July. Happy Birthday Mother. Several people attended church at Elimville, Sunday. Next Sunday Ju- ly 14 church will be at Thames Road at 10 a.m. t 1 Robertson, Tara Larmer, Kathy Rutherford, Shelley McFadden, Sarah Kelly, Marsha Sutherland, principal Gerry Alger,Mrs. Freer and Miss Smith. Front, Heather Bullock, Kelly Hodgson, Tanya Neil, Tracy Heaman, Bonnie McAlpine, Colleen Hamilton, Laura Heffernan, Becky Pera and Annette Rzan. EL PRECIOUS BLOOD GRAD TES --Grade eight graduates at Precious Blood Separate School were Na- ly Vonnavong and Rosie and. They are shown with Father Joe Nelligan and principal Laurie Kraft - check. l T -A photo ran n By MRS. E. SUMMEI/ Granton Court Valentine met the Lions Hall on July 2. Sis. I r Lemmon presided, opened Court. d conducted the business. As this was the las'meeting until September, there wa0 lot of business to be dealt with. plumber of wed- dings were to be casted to and other items of business ere voted on and taken care of. It v*s decided to give Sis. Dorothy .fern secretary treasurer an asst nt to help her with her office and tiave a float in the parade on Gratbn Fun Day July 20. There was ;discussion on what lion that members r Court to share in. bert and Eileen Sum- ominating committee n of officers in the fall. oyle won the Forester draw. reners Olive Ifodgins and served a tasty lunch. kind of infor would like t Sisters Lois mers are th for the elec Sister Mar coffee s Lunch Lois Ile t / Church news At tt Branton United Church the ce Pierce was in charge of hip for the anniversary ser - welcomed the guest speaker. erry Flynn and her husband Strathroy. Rev. Flynn is nlly regional correlalor of ral services for South Western rio. e soloist was Bob Heywood of ter, who sang a number of Gospel gs during the service accompany - himself with his accordion. Rev. the w vice Rev fro; pre pa 0 For the children's story the minister demonstrated to them, with three balls of yarn, by giving each child a piece of the yarn to hold onto and spreading among them, that each colour meant a different thing "Hap- piness", "Laughter," and "Love", soon all three colours were scattered through the church and even the adults were involved. Following the service, there was a social time over refreshments serv- ed outside on the lawn. • Sunday School attendance awards went to the following members: Michelle McRobert second pin. Paula Wallis third year bar, Jeff McRobert third pin, Blair Fraser third year bar, Nicole McRobert third pin, Fran Ilarrett fifth year bar, Kel- ly Waters fourth pin, and Julie McColl eighth year bar. Women's institute news The Granton W.I. met at the home of Mrs. Clarence Lewis. Mrs. Norman Riddell presided. Roll call was answered by your favorite flower. The conveners for the program were Mrs. Elmer Harllon and Mrs. C. Lewis, Mrs. Harolton's twin grand- daughters, Catherine and Cassandra Harding sang a number of duets, Mrs. Harllon gave a reading, Mrs. Lewis shared some useful household hints with the members. The newly elected district presi- dent, Mrs. Jack Rosser from Ailsa Craig, was visiting Granton Branch and brought greetings and a message • AS yip. CHRISTIAN SCHOOL GRADS - Parents, teacher celebrated the graduation of the grade eight otos District Christian School. The future high school st row, left to right, Paulo Zondog, Lori Slotegraaf, Ap co Vanden Assem; Jodi Werkema, Nghi Tran, Christine Post. In the second row ore, Henri/ nd graduates f Clinton and nts are, front en Pas, Rebec- ia Verburg and ffinga, Richard Bruinsma, George Poortingo, Bryan Haverkamp, Stephen Vanden- dool, Dwayne Feedes, Robert Roordo, Jeff Postma and Fred Nyman. In the final row ate, Nancy Slotegraof, Potricia Tolsma, Sharon Blok, Jenny' Von Eeden, Kathleen Verhoef, Sheila Namink, Brenda Vanderloan, Betty Greidanus and,Yvonne Pordys. Woodham man celebrates 90 By MISS JEAN COPELAND A former resident of the Woodham community celebrated his 90th birth- day on Friday, July 5th. He was honoured by family, friends, relatives and neighbours at a dinner in Woodham United Church. Fred Doupe was born in Lakeside, Ontario on July 5 1895. He lived and farmed in Blanshard Township for over 70 years. Ile has been a resident of St. Marys since 1967. He was treasurer of Blanshard Township for 15 years and auditor of Blanshard Mutual Fire Insurance Company for 13 years. Mr. Doupe was a Director of the Kirkton Agricultural Society for many years and is also a past president. He served on various boards of Woodham United Church as well. Congratulations were received from the Governor General of Canada. Harry Brightwell and the House of Commons, the Honourable John Turner MPP, llugh Edighoffer, the province of Ontario and the town of St. Marys. fUi'day' float - with the theme "Every time you help someone up the ladder, you are nearer the top yourself". Mrs. Rosser said that life in general would be bet- ter if we put forth an effort towards our youth, as this is the Year of the Youth. Mrs. Lewis gave a very interesting report on the Tenth National Federated Women's Institute of Canada convention, held at the University of Western Ontario, from June 16-20. Board Meets Prospect Hill Cemetery Board mel at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Metters on June 26. The cemetery is being well cared for and is a credit to the community. Decoration Day will be observed at the cemetery on Sunday, August 18, 1985. Personal Keith Summers of Toronto spent the holiday weekend with his norther Mrs. Elmer Summers. Anglican Church The Rev. Peter Derrick was (he celebrant of the Holy Eucharist assisted by Roger Harmsworth as lay reader and Susan Kilpatrick as server. The crucifer was John Herbert and the organist Mrs. Nor- man Hodgins. The two readings were read by Sylvia Bealson and Lisa Moore. The Gospel of the day was read by Roger Harmsworth. Four linen puri ficators and a baptismal low•ellette were dedicated to the Glory of God. The Rev. Derrick's message was on how God's strength is perfected in our weakness. Our weakness makes us more receptive to the gifts of God's love and guidance. Following the service everyone en- joyed a lunch -put on by the Chancel Guild. Next Sunday the service will be at 8:3(1 a.m There will be no services at the BE A+BLOOD DONOR United Church during July, as the minister is on vacation. 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