Times-Advocate, 1987-06-24, Page 30Everyone is welcome to both events.
Proceeds are going to the Alzheimer
Society. As well we have been selling
tickets on a ripple afghan. Ticket
sales are going well. The draw will
take place on Thursday, June 25.
Nursing Home Week started off
with a bang at the Villa. .We were
pleased to have so many attend our
family picnic. The predicted rain
managed to stay away until the after-
noon's festivities were concluded.
Thanks to everyone who helped make
Sunday a success.
Thanks very much to the Mission
and Service Committee of the Exeter
United Church for the car rides.
Everyone enjoyed seeing the familiar
sights of Dashwood, Zurich and
Grand Bend. The homemade goodies
after were.a perfect conclusion to the
evening.
Our mock disaster and evacuation
proved to be an experience for
• residents and staff. Thanks to the
firemen and ambulance for their
assistance. We all feel better
prepared.
An ice cream party seemed to be
a natural for fathers this week. Hot
weather and ice cream seem to go
well together. We hope all the fathers
enjoyed their day.
Watch for our news next week as we
report our Nursing Home Week and
Fund Raising Drive. Come and join
us June 24 or 25. We appreciate your
support.
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Times -Advocate, June 24, 1987
'Annie' britigs out tcilentsin Mou.t i s
Our Lady of Mount Carmel students four performances on Tue%day and in a very talented, impressive
from grades 5-8 presented the musical Wednesday, as the students showed production.
play "Annie" last week. There were
off the results of all their hard work
The lead of "orphan Annie" was
ANNIE REVIVAL — Grace Farrell and Daddy Warbucks (Shannon Brennan, left, and Julie Uniac) want
to adopt Annie (Fiona Walker) from the orphanage. But Miss Hannigan (Aimee Glavin) tries to hold
on to Annie for the reward money. The spring mi al production was staged at Mt. Carmel Separate
School Tuesday afternoon.
START MOUNT CARMEL CENTENNIAL — The new Huronia Singers presented a concert Sunday at Our
Lady of Mount Carmel Church to start 100th anniversary celebrations at the parish. Back, left, commit-
tee members Steve Dietrich, Pat Sullivan, Jack and Mary Hogan and Huronia singer Mike Bornoth. Front,
program organizer Harry Van Gerwen, singer Alice MacLean, MC Father Joe Nelligon, singer Eno DeHaan
and director Susan Graham. T -A photo
Activities continue
for Villa residents
Hello from the residents of the
Villa. It is hard to believe that June
will soon be over. This month has
gone very quit kly Residents have
been busy with preparations for Nur-
sing Home Week and our first
anniversary. -
The ladies have spent many after-
noons baking for our pie social on
June 24 and our bake sale on June 25.
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DENTAL GRAD 8ill and
Audrey Rowe are proud to an-
nounce the graduation of their
daughter, Karen Elizabeth Rowe
at Fanshowe .College, June 19,
1987 as a Dental Assistant. She
• is pleased to hove joined the staff
of Dr. William McGregor, Exeter.
played by grade 6 student Fiona
Walker, daughter of Philip and
Roberta Walker of Grand Bend. With
her natural bright red hair and
freckles, she looked like the perfect
little Annie, and Fiona had the talent
in both singing and acting to carry her
role easily.
Julie Uniac, daughter of Bill and
Judy Uniac of Grand Bend, had the
difficult task of convincing the au-
dience that she was the powerful
"Daddy Warbucks". Julie's fine alto
shown in her vocal solos, and she was
able to effectively dominate the stage.
Amy Glavin, as Miss Hannigan,
really acted like the overbearing slat-
tern, clutching her bottle of booze and
yelling at the orphans, a great job.
Shannon Brennan played the perfect
executive secretary, pretty Grace)
Farrel.
Principal Laurie Kraftcheck built'
the stage sets and helped with
makeup and costumes; his wife Susan
Kraftcheck, as music teacher, had to
write and direct the lines and songs.
She also found time to comb garage
sales for old clothes to serve as
costumes, and sew special outfits for
some of the leads. Teacher Heather
Marcy helped with staging and
choreography. Roberta Walker, PTA
president came in to assist with lead
characters, songs and staging, and
was in charge of makeup.
The students worked with lots of en-
thusiasm to present "The
Hooverites" living on the streets dur-
ing the depression; the spunky tittle'
orphan girls; the radio show host and
his dancers "live on stage" and the
con artist Rooster, who plots with Li-
ly and his sister, MISS Hannigan to
steal Annie and the money. It's a
familiar story that touches
everyone's heart, done well enough;
here to impress anyone who saw the;
Playhouse production. The students;
deserve congratulations on their fine
efforts and great performances.
The grade 6/7 students enjoyed a
class picnic at the home of the
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Walkers in Oakwood Park, Grand
Bend. Their class had earned the
most money to be sent to the mis-
sions, and they were awarded
barbecued hamburgers and a day at
the beach, courtesty of Father Gary
Goyeau of Mount Carmel.
On Friday, the Grade 6/7/8 students
went on a trip to Toronto, to visit the
Science Center, the Royal Ontario
Museum, Ontario Place, and see a
Blue Jays game. It was a very long
day, but they had a ball, especially
baseball !
Lia Vandenberk hosted a pool par-
ty for the grade 8 students at her
home on June 20. They enjoyed the
barbecue, volleyball, soccer and of
course the swimming, for a great
evening.
Monday, June 22, marks the animal
play day for all the students of Mount
Carmel, spent outdoors in fun and
games. Tuesday, June 23 is the
graduation, mass and banquet for the
grade 8 students the their parents,
bringing a very full year to a close at
Our Lady of Mount Carmel School.
Thank You from our Hearts
surprise' tiurpnsef The Exeter IA told the nen s,
01 the tarty in honour of me by Exeter fur Board cr('11
+Wt ,1 3301(11101 3 peep was suprrded,
And when I s,rn the ad,. 1 was dumbfounded
Gwen Cunard told me not to be late,
On lune 20 1')87. Bruce and I Would relocate.
to the legion hall by seterl o'clock,
And all dressed up nolo my best frock.
tiurpns('a sugnise.' the hall Was all decorated.
!n red blue and White. our lair colours, I Has simply elated.
Hoe signs as i read them s,ud ,"Congratulation Dolores
Our !Wends we greeter/,repeated the same chorus.
surprlse''urprruf hands came i,om near and alar,
some troasunrl mends put many miles on thew car.
A(h1,rn Brand Has the et 01111/4
till() read greelrligs from OW P. and :11.P.P
the thane'. Ro,l(! Cudd played their special musk
then De'(nu'r Skinner repeated his favourite verses.
Mor' kird stouts toe're e'xpresse'd by O.A.A.). telex Presidents.
And Roy Pepper, Director and Sylvia knechtel Homecraft Representaht o
Mt' meso osas pl,iled beautifully by atagorh' johns,
I or Bob Hem and .1lanux' lento to slag 'Do you Renienlber the sung
!t r'alh Has true uhat they sang on thew line's.
1 did stop a train and recency/ no lure.
Our laenily were all here for this blesse'o! event
And urmgwsed a poem on it hat kind of life i had spent.
they gone me a gold bracelet that I nil! near anti pride,
It is wonderful to have a lamely of this calibre on your side
.4 gilt n413 presented by Ray Cann, Exeter our Board President.
A beautll(i lea wagon from all those shorn 11 ire present.
Barham Pass: ow Homeiraft President, presenter/ me a gilt w ith a bene
On behalf of Exeter Agricultural .501.111y. it teas an engraved plaque
with clock and lair logo
then it was my tum to thank and reminisces
Those times 11 my 111e, I certainly Would not hare' missed.
Aly theme this year 1s, '•Rellec tions and Visions...
While accepting the challenges O.A.A.S. has given.
i had quite a tune keeping back my tears,
Thanking everyone for many great years.
Me programme ended when Bob and A',mine again sang.
'"Bless Our fairs'; the words 1 wrote tor die convention gait/.
A delicious lunch was served by Exeter fair Board
And everyone visited and the voices soared.
1 3,1,11 to thank everyone from the bottom of my heart.
A great send off for O.A.A.S. President oI Homecraft Division to start
1 treasure your friendships, you are so dear,
Hoe 13or(15 of encouragement will help me this year.
1 still try to do my very best,
And promote Agriculture furs with all n' zest.
looking forward to travelling Ontario fairs,
And spread Exeter. Fair Enthusiasm for which I truly care
May God Bless you in a very special way,
Thank you again is all I have to say.
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