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Thomas Rood
Superintendent Mrs. Dave
Passmore was in charge of the pro-
motions. Intermediate class, teacher
Mrs. Barry Jeffery: Members of the,
class are Deanne Barry Cunnington,
Tom Passmore, and Jayne Rowe,
Barry Cunnington received his 14th
year seal.
Graduating into Intermediate Class
is Patrick Jeffery who received his
fourth year seal. Junior Class:
teachers Mrs. Larry Ballantyne, Mrs.
Don Richardson: Cheryl Ballantyne,
third seal, Lisa Kernick, sixth seal,
Jon Passmore, eighth seal, Erin
Richardson, sixth year seal, Karen
Rohde, Tammy Rohde.
Graduating into junior class is Tim
Parker who received a Bible and his
sixth year seal.
Primary Class: Mrs..Ted Kernick
and Mrs. Rick Parker are the
teachers. Jayne Ballantyne received
a diploma Lori Kernick and Jacki
Morgan fourth year seal, Rebecca
Miller, and Brian Richardson fifth
year seal, Jo -Dee Rowe.
Graduating into Primary Class are
Derek Etherinton received a diploma,
Erin Parker and Lori Richardson,
third year seal, Jon Jeffery, Kathy
Rohde.
Kindergarten class, Agnes Bray,
Mrs. Rick Etherington and Mrs.
Barry E. Miller. Vanessa Bray, se-
cond year seal, Robyn Etherington,
Diploma, Laura Miller Diploma,
Ryan Parker, Diploma, Amy
Hodgert.
Summer scedutes begin next Sun-
day July 6 at 10 a.m. at Thames Road
with some different music.
July 13 at 10:00 a.m at Elimville.
July 20 at 10:00 a.m. at Thames Road.
July 27 at 10:30 a.m. at Morrison
Dam. Worship service and picnic.
Church Service
Rev. Robert Matheson was in
charge of the church service Sunday.
which was the sixth Sunday after
Pentecost.
Rev. Matheson told the children a
story entitled "Relay race with no rib-
bon," then the Sunday Promotion took
place. The choir sang "Somebody
Bigger than You and I" accompanied
by the organist Miss Agnes Bray.
The scripture lesson was read from
I Kings 19:14-21, Galatians 5:1, 13-25,
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GRADUATES — Steven Francis,
son of Stan and Joan Francis, RR
1 Kirkton, graduated from Fan-
shawe College with a Business
Marketing Diploma on June 19.
Discuss housing
at Dashwood
By MRS. IRVIN RADER
Dashwood Business Association
met at ARC Industries June 26 with
20 interested Senior Citizens attending
to hear about the project of geared -
to -income apartments for Dashwood.
Sid Palmer, program co-ordinator,
Ontario Housing Corporation, Lon-
don, spoke to the group and outlined
the non-profit program and the re-
quirements that are needed.
Under the program now the govern-
ments are trying to house the
neediest. The non-profit housing for
seniors is a minimum of 40% core
need. At this present time we have a
demand but can not meet the 40%
need. Thus we do not meet present
guidelines. We will have to wait for
further projects that meet our re-
quirements. Thanks to all who attend-
ed the meeting.
Outdoor novice
Calvary United Church held their
Sunday service outdoors. Special
music by the men. Jack Gaiser,
Harry Hoffman, Stan Haist, Doug
Martin and Bill Chandler. Rev.
Sinasac spoke on "A Pineapple and
an Angry Man in God's Band".
Sunday, July 6, summer worship
services begin at Calvary United
Special music will be by the
Dashwood Seaforth Band.
Bible school
July 7-11 vacation Bible School will
be held for all students from
kindergarten to grade 10 at Zurich
Public School. Anyone needing a ride
phone Rev. Sinasac at 237-3503.
Personals
Mrs. Mona Kraft, Steven and
Marianne visited with Sandra and
Jim Kerstens in Calgary. They all
travelled to Banff, Lake Louise,
Jasper and Edmonton for a week.
Rachel Mellecke has again been
named to the dean's honor list at Con-
cordia College in Ann Arbor,
Michigan.J'hose named must have a
grade point average of 3.5 or above.
Rachel was one of four sophmores to
attain a 4.0 G.Y.A.
On location or Studio
Bart DeVrie
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Luke 9:51-62. The sermon was entitl-
ed "Giving alt for the sake of all."
Elisha gave up his comparatively
well-to-do lifestyle to replace Elijah.
Paul talks of lifestyle as a form of
sacrifice to the mission Jesus calls us
to. Jesus gives us freedom but that
freedom is not licence to live in selfish
abandon and lack of concern for
others.
Jesus gives for others. He requests
the same behaviour from his
followers. The disciples could aban-
don him but do they? Jesus calls us
to total commitment.
Several Thames Road domestiques
and some husbands visited at Grand
Bend last week gearing up for the
summer season.
Little MissJennifer Matheson ar-
rived home Saturday from St.
Joseph's Hospital, London.
Miss Erin Richardson is spending
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this week at (imp Bimini.
Mrs. Mary Thomson, Exeter, Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn Jeffery and Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Rohde attended the Switzer
biennial reunion Sunday at the
Kirkton-Woodham Community
Centre.
The first reunion was held in 1928 at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wes Switzer
on the Mitchell Road in Blanshard
Twp. Relatives. were from New
Zealand, Virginia, Maryland, Min-
nesota, Pennsylvania, Brantford,
London, Port Stanley, Aylmer, Strat-
ford, Tavistock, Gorrie, Listowel,
Mitchell and surrounding area.
The eldest person attending was
Mrs. Bertha Bickel! of Michell who is
104 years old, although she has lost
her eyesight she was able to recite a
whole poem 'Somebody's Mother"
without hesitating.
Barbara Miller of Toronto spent the
weekend at her home here.
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KIRKTON BARBECUE — Robert Mi es serves up beef to Allan and
Jean Berry at Saturday's beef barbecue at the Kirkton-Woodham
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