Times-Advocate, 1986-07-02, Page 13Times -Advocate, July 2, 1986 Page 13
Rev. knIion�ui�d afCroniarty Preibyt.rIan Church
Rev. McGrath explained some of the
problems they encounter with the
government, loca) people, etc., as
they try to better their life. A very
lively question period followed and
the general opinion of the group was
that more had been learned from the
visit than from a whole year of study-
ing Canada's native peoples.
John Scott's farm was a busy place
on Thursday when they held a grand
opening and open house for their new
Master Feeds dealership.
Eldon Allen was in Dorchester
Monday taking part in the horseshoe
tournament at the senior citizens'
games.
Fred and Alice Deichert visited
Sunday evening with Bob and Ruth
Laingend Tom.
Sy PARS..titOIUT LAING briefly of the late Mrs. Calder (Lila)
Danny Elliott x1 Christopher Scott
lit the candles 11 formed part of the
floral decorations for Cromarty
Presbyterian Church's anniversary
service on Sunday. The junior choir,
with the Sunday School pianist, Carol
Ann Scott, at (he organ sang Joshua,
and joined with the senior choir for
We Are One in the Spirit.
The Rev. Kenneth Knight was in
charge of the service with Betty Lou
Norris at the organ. Mr. Knight spoke
McKaig's work in the church, Sunday
School, and Women's Missionary
Society, and dedicated the junior
choir's gowns which are white, with
a reversible purple or gold collar, to
the glory of God in her memory.
During the service, Rev. Kenneth
and Mrs. Knight were presented with
a picture and a floral arrangement of
roses by the Cromhenex clerks of ses-
sion, Jean Carey, Cromarty, Bob Bell,
Hensall, and Jim Glasgow, Exeter.
Mr. Glasgow.spoke briefly, extending
the congratulations of the three con-
gregation's to Mr. Knight in honour
of his 25 years in the ministry of the
Presbyterian Church in Canada.
The guest speaker for the anniver-
sary was the Rev. Charles Falconer,
a former member of the congrega-
tion. Previous to entering the
ministry, Mr. Falconer farmed two
miles west of Staffa and he is now
retired and living in Strathroy. In his
sermon, entitled A Great Tradition,
he noted that the pioneers of this and Nevin to our community. For the
church planted the seeds that have last few years they have been residing
grown over the years and that theirs in Listowel and last Saturday moved
Was a deep and positive faith not an to the farm where Brian was raised.
occasional one. When a church is true His parents, Mervin and Betty Dow,
to its faith, it draws people to it. took up residence on Nelson Street in
The visitors were welcomed to the Mitchell. Brian is employed at the
church by Craig and Peggy Kerslake, new truck centre on the west edge of
and the offering was received by Mitchell.
Tracy and Trudy Quance. Following
the service lunch was served in the Muriel Scott, Mary Elliott, and
basement. Ruth Laing joined over -80 women,
In the afternoon, the children en- from Stratford -Huron Presbyterial
joyed games and races outside while W.M.S. on Wednesday for a trip to
the adults took part in a couple of con- Camp Kintail, Huron Feathers at Sau-
tests inside. ble Beach and the Saugeen Indian
Reserve near Southampton. The
Personals Rev. Barbara McMath showed slides
We welcome Brian and Susanne of life on the reserve and gave a very
Dow and their family, Kailey, Tara interesting history of its development.
GRADUATES AT McCURDY — Grade eight students at J.A.D. McCurdy -Huron Hope School graduated
Tuesday night. Back, left, Thuy Nguyen, Duane Costain, Jamie Tomes, Norm Atkins, Jason Hartford,
Danny Hockey and Mark Mason. Centre, teacher Dorothy Coates, Mark Rothbauer, Virginia Cable, Tracy
Cooper, Kathy Dellow, Sheri Clarke, Ron Mosurinjohn, Chris Fahner, teacher Andy Fraser and principal
Pat Soldan. Front, Tammy Heist, Karen Gage, Michelle Levier, Eileen Price, Tommie Winger, Cathy Gage,
Donna Jones and Tracy Day. T -A photo
GOWN DEDICATION — Present for dedication of gowns for the junior choir at Cromarty Presbyterian
Church were (back left) Danny Elliott, Lisa Gardiner, Leanne Gardiner and (next row) Christina Miller,
Steven Pullman, Sarah Elliott and (third row) Lori Jo Elliott, Sharia Freestone, Christopher Scott, Lisa
Pullman, Carrah Templeman and (front) Trevor Elliott, Cain Templeman and Adam Miller.Thegowns
were dedicated in memory of Mrs. Lila McKaig.
an
GRADUATES AT USBORNE — Grade eight graduation exercises were held Monday at Usborne Central
school. Back, left, teacher Al Beattie, Jeff McCurdy, Scott Simpson, Brad Hern, Derek Hoonaard, Rob-
bie Argyle, Jason Westlake, Jamie McBride and principal Al Taylor. Second row, Danny McCarter, Kim
Jaques, Gordon Hamilton, Steve Heywood, Ian Verbeek, Michael Richardson, Steve Sillery and Robbie:
Tomlinson. Front, Susan Selves, Debra Pfaff, Lori Parker, Tracey Shute, Shelly Miller, Jodi Horne and'7
Bonnie Watson. Photo by Strathroy School Studios
STEPHEN CENTRAL GRADUATES — Graduation exercises for grade eight students at Stephen Central
School were held Monday night. Back, left, Jason Finkbeiner, Frank Leishman, Michelle Chalmers, Lynette
Kramer, Connie Russell, Steve Pfaff, Derek Dinney and Jeremy Finkbeiner. Centre, principal. Don Fink-
beiner, Bob Vandeworp, Ernie Warden, Jason McGrath, Kelly Young, Shannon Bird, Jeanette Leibold
and teacher Adriaan Brand. Front, Wanda Turnbull, Scott Hodgins, Karen Rumball, Terry Hoffman,
Christine Rumball, Brent Love and Julie Schade. T -A photo
McGILLIVRAY CENTRAL GRADS — Graduation exercises for McGillivray Cerrfral School students were
held Wednesday night. Back, left, Shawn Wright, Jim Voth, Michael Little, Darryl Robinson, Rick Topp.
Third row, teacher Julie Lynde, principal Gerry Alger, Jason Lagerwerf, Tom Mawson and teachers Drew
Robertson and Margaret Dynisveld. Second row, Clarence Carter, Janet O'Neill, Marco Pilloli, Jackie
Thompson, Robert Rees, Kristen Thompson, Matthew Kettle. Front, Natalie Austin, Tracy Thompson and
Tracy Cocksworth.
EPS GRADES Exeter Public School graduation was held Tuesday
with a number of special awards being presented. The graduates i
(with their awards in brackets) are, back left: Tim Carter (effort flash),
Dennis Webster (best all-round student, citizenship and academic
flashes), Craig Soldan, Dave Fergusson, Rob DeVries, Jason Eccles,
Geoff Poole (language and moth awards, academic achievement
award), Scott Crawford, Kevin Wallace and Frank Mattucci. Third row:
Andgea Bell (best all-round student, citizenship award, merit and
citizenship flash), Sabrina Taylor (merit flash), Kristo Mitchell, Beth
Hawley (academic achievement award), Sherri Chappel, Emma Lee
Hill, Shannon Westlake, Angie Gower, Voula Lerikos and Elizabeth
.McAdams. Second row: Principal Jim Chapman, Derek Schwartzen-
truber (merit flash), Peter Lerikos, Dave Dalrymple, Harlem Tinney,
Mark Burton, Alan Blommaert (merit flash and valedictorian), Brett
Bordan (citizenship award, merit and citizenship flash), Scott Bishop,
Tony Robertson (citizenship flash), Tim Nethercott (effort'flash), Todd
Flunking, teacher Jim Bishop. Front row: Angela Crowe (effort flash),
Tina Campbell, Debbie Bies, Jodi Urlin, Tracy Humphreys, Sue Anne
Soldan, Lisa Hodgins (academic achievement flash), Leanne Rooth,
Angela Beecroft and Heather Pinner.
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