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Times-Advocate, 1988-06-08, Page 30t Page 14A June 8, 1988 .a GRADUATE . - Steyen. James Pym, son of John and Marilyn Pym, Exeter, recently graduated from R.C.C. School of Electronics Engi- neering Technology, Toronto. He completed the eighteen month El- ectronics Engineering Technologist course with honours. Steven is presently employed by Draycon Equipment Corp. of Exeter. GRADUATE -John and 'rani den Otter wish to announce the recent graduation of their daughter Mari- anne from Centralia College ofAgri- culture Technology with an Honours disploma in Food Service Mana9e- nient. She- has accepted a position at Victoria Hospi al in London. GRADUATE David J. Shamblaw, son of Eva and' Ron Shamblaw, Kirkton, graduated from McGill University, Faculty of Medicine on May 30. David. previ- ously graduated from the University of Guelph with Honours Bachelor of Science degree in Human Kinetics. He is a graduate of St. Marys D.C.V.I. David will be interning at Queen Elizabeth Hospital in- Mon- treal. GRADUATE - Al and Margaret Hoggarth are proud to announce the graduation of their son, Gregory Ian, with a Bachelor of Mathematics Degree from The University of Wa- terloo, on May 28, 1988 and a Bach- elor of Education Degree Althouse College at the University of Western Ontario on June 4, 1988. Greg has accepted a teaching position start- ing in September with South Huron District High School in Exeter. GRADUATE - Edward Lorne Oke, son of John and Joan, graduated with honours with a Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Business from the University of Guelph. Ted is presently employed by the Onta- rio Ministry of Agriculture and Food in Elmvale, Ontario. GRADUATE Dianne Louise Dearing, daughter of Gerald and Jane Dearing, Exeter graduated from Marvel Beauty School, London on June 3, 1988. Congratulations Dianne. SIONAW..1vMaiateNtti'.4eaktr,-:;,;.. Health nurse s-eas o for dllferent clues on their bikes. They ended the evening at the manse with popcorn and cold drinks. Next meeting will'bc Tues- day Junc 7 at the church, at 7:30 p.m. Personals Mary Chesscll attended graduation exercises for the Faculty of Medi- cine in Alumni Hall, Western Uni- versity on Friday. Her niece Debra Jcffcrson, daughter of Norman and Barbara Jcffcrson of Fullarton Township, graduated in a class of 109. Dr. Jcffcrson will intern in a family practice in Kir.gston. Barry Cleave spent the weekend in Georgetown' visiting with his cousins. By JOAN BEIERLING VARNA The Varna U.C.W. meeting was held Thursday, Junc 2 at the church. Joan Beierling opened with a Father's Day Poem. The Alma College One -Day Event was discussed for August 6 and a couple of members may be going. Varna U.C.W.. supplies thc cold drinks and is in charge -of the sports for the annual Lakeside Ser- vice on Sunday August 7. Bernice Reid also announced that pork bar- becue tickets are still available for the barbecue on June 22. Shirley Hill and Elaine Stephen- son were in charge of the worship and program. Shirley read "God Cfeated His Own Image." Elaine read a scripture from Mark 14. Shir- ley read a poem "Father had Re- sponsibility" and a hymn "come Let Us Sing A Wonderful Love," was sang. Shirley introduced guest speaker Cheryl Fegan. Cheryl spoke and showed a film on nutrition, which was very interesting and informa- tive. There was also a quiz cvcryone took part in, to tell how nutritious your dict is and how you could change your eating habits. A delicious and nutritious fruit platter was then served with some cookics that were high in fibre. • Sunday school tour The Varna Sunday School toured Bill Dowson'sbarns on Sunday morning. Some of the little ones and maybe some of the older chil- dren had never seen so many pigs and were quite fascinated with them all. Hot dogs and cold drinks were cnjoycd also at the Dowsons. San- dra Coultis thanked the Dowsons on behalf of the Sunday School and teachers. Ncxt Sunday June 12 will be Var- na Sunday School Recognition Day. It also is Rogation Sunday, so cvcryone comes dressed in their work clothes. Vama Youth Group enjoyed their bicycle treasure hunt last Monday May 30. They were all out looking rime Stoppers When' the twisted wreckage stopped moving, all that could be heard was the stcam leaking out of the radiator.- This adiator.This didn't happen, but it could have, easily. During the week of Aeril 23 to 26, 1988 thieves stole • stop signs and other road signs. In Hay Township, two bump signs on Con. 8-9, two curve signs on Con. 29-30, two curve signs on sidcroad 5, aid two curve signs on sidcroad 10 were all stolen. In Stephen Township a stop sign at Con. 22 and I Iwy. 81 was first stolen the night of April 23 and the replacement sign was sto- len the night of April 25. The total dollar loss was over S300, but that is secondary. The danger the public was subjected to is real concern. Fortunately. no accidents occurred on any of the roads mentioned, but the danger was very real. Crime Stoppers and -investiga- tors at the Ontario Provincial Po- lice in Exeter arc appealing to the public to help solve this crime and stop it from happening avid.. If you have any information about this or any other serious crime call CRIME STOPPERS OF HURON COUNTY toll -fret at 1-800-265-1777. Yourcallwill not be traced, nor recorded and your anonymity is guaranteed` If an arrest is made you could earn a cash reward of up to 5! ,000 Y"^ will not have to identify • .r nor testify in court. R crime doesn't pay, uL Cr in St ' 'p, rs titles. ua CALL MOTORS LTD. .;ar and Truck Rentals" Leasing - New, all makes Sales - Used Cars and Trucks q 198 Main St. N. (Corner Hwy. #83 & #4) Ed Hearn Exeter 235-2070 • GRADUATE - Glen and Betty Ann Lamport, RR 1, Herisell and Marion Lamport, Cambridge are proud to announce the graduation of their daughter, Julie from the Recreation Leadership Program at Mohawk College in Hamilton. Julie is pres- ently attending a French Immersion Course in Quebec and uponFreturn- ing will be employed with the City of Hamilton. Congratulations Julie. . GRADUATE - Steven David Hat- field, D.Q.S., son of David and Mar- garet Hatfield of Barrie, and grand- son of Frank and Dorothy Wildfong of -Exeter, graduated recently from - The University of Western Ontario, London with the degree of Doctor of Dental Surgery. Dr. Hatfield has en- tered into practice at Penetangui- shene, Ontario. Congratulations, Steve! GRADUATE - David Andrew Un- derwood graduated from McMaster University on May 27 1988 with a B. EngCivil). He is the son of Jack and . Flo Underwood. Ridgetown, Ont. David -attended South Huron District High School, Exeter, Ont. and Blenheim District High School, Blenheim, Ont. He is currently em- ployed by Leo Alarie & Sons Ltd. Timmins, Ont. as a construction en- gineer. GRADUATE Anne. Paynter, daughter of Donna and the late Ray Paynter, graduated recently from the University of. Western Ontario with her Bachelor of Arts degree. She has accepted a position with Wolfe, Richards and Taylor Adver- tising Ltd. in Toronto. UCW at Varna Happy Birthday to Jordan Parker who just had his first birthday on Friday June 3. Jordan celebrated at his Grandma and Grandpa Phillips. in Allenford on Friday evening and Saturday with his parents Sam and Barbara Anne. Jordan's little cousin was also there and he had his first birthday just 29 hours later than Jordan's. The Varna Agricos play in Vama against the Hensall Odds -'n Ends, Wednesday night (June 8) at 7 p.m. Come on out and cheer them -on. Congratulations to Hcathcr Lau- rin and Heather Bcicrling. These two girls were Brownies of the first Bayfield Brownie Pack and a Brow- nie Fly Up Ceremony was held last Hawaiian Luau. at Youth for Christ GODERICH - South . Huron Youth For Christ held their first ever Mystery, Supper for arca youth on May 27 at Goderich. Ron West- lake, director, welcomed the guests to the Hawaiian Luau. Everyone selected 20 out of 22 items for the three course meal, in the order 'they wishcd them to be served, from clues. Often there was bursts oflaughter when one of the guests was served, for example, a knife, fork, spoon, celery and a packet of black pepper, exactly what he had ordered., During the second and third cours- es however, he would be rewarded` with some of the other menu items such at baked beans, ham, scalloped potatoes, pie and ice cream. To his dismay though, he would find out that he had to eat them with his hands, or whatever ingenious item he would think such as his cup (if he had ordered one) because his utensils had gone back to the kitch- en after thc first course! 'Porky", a member of a local law enl(, ment detachment, "policed" i. • n 1 and if you wcrc caught yinl: someone else's menu, keeping utensils etc. from one - course to the next, you were invited (with the threat of a billy stick!) to sing. Those sitting on selected mystery scats won prizes and were required to use them from .time to time or also sing. A prize was given to the guest who correctly figured out the most items on the menu from the clues. After supper the guests wcrc en- tertained with skits, music sung acappella by members of the Zurich Mennonite youth group, drum solo by Philip Gower and a short devo- tional by Pctc Jansen. Ellison Travel 2nd Annual Golf Tournament & Social Wed., June 22 Everyone•welcome - must register Phone 235-2000 for -details THE TOWN & COUNTRY HOMEMAKERS Annual Meeting will be held Tuesday, June 21, 19-88 at Goderich Township Community Centre, Hoimosvllle Come and help us celebrate our 10th Anniversary Soclol Hour 6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Tickets 1111.30 par person Tickets available from members of the Board of Directors Phone 357-3222 1 Thursday evening in Bayfield so they are now Guides. Kippen. by Margaret Hoggarth KIPPEN - A cultural activities meeting will be held on Wednesday June 15 at 2 p.m. at the Doll House in Wroxeter, Members to mcct at Kippcn Church at 1:15 p.m. Roll call - recollections of a childhood doll. Personals Mattie McGregor spent several days in Scaforth Hospital this past week, undergoing tests. Mattie was able to return home on Friday June 3. Ruby Hoggarth spent Sunday, af- ternoon of June 5 with her son and family, when they celebrated her 84th birthday. Al and Margaret l foggarth, Bob and Frances Kinsman and Judy Dunn attcndcd the 250th Spring Convocation at the University of Western Ontario in London on Sat- urday Junc 4 when Greg Hoggarth rcccivcd his Bachelor of Education degree. Kirkton by Mrs. Harold Davis KIRKTON - Mrs. John Ulch and Joan were hostesses to a miscellane- ous shower for Valcrio Stephen, bride elect of this month at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Fletcher. Mr. and Mrs. Burns Blacklcr at- tcndcd a Flyings Farm Convention at Glencoe on Sunday. Mrs. Claire Sisson of Strathroy was a guest in the village Sunday. St. Paul's Anglican Church held their church Anniversary Sunday June 5 with Rector Beverley Wheel- er officiating: The choir re . llered an anthem "The Lord is King". Flowers in the church were placed in loving memory of Eric Hum- phreys by his daughters Helen and Jean. Also flowers in loving memo- ry of Garth and Maurice Blacklcr by their families. Clandeboye CLANDEBOYE - Sympathy is extended to the families of Mrs. Grace Dixon and Mrs. Freda Rol- lings who passed away last week. Also to Betty and Charlie Coughlin and their family, who received word last week of the sudden passing of Betty's sister,. Marion (Bice) Lead - ley in Victoria, B.C. RR IF 11% /EINVESTMENTS 122 ,.ourthouse Su. . Goderich 524-27'3 1-800-2655503 Family Paradise Snowmobile Club Presents: COUNTRY & WESTERN JAMBOREE Sunday, June 19 ,1 p.m. to 8 p.m. 54.00 PER PERSON HOT F000 AVAILABLE House Band: "COUNTRY COMPANIONS" Also Featuring: "THE COUNTRY VERSATILES" FAMILY PARADISE DANCE HALL and NASHVILLE BOUND plus a host of fiddlers Pilceads to SeofortIc Community.Hospital -i -• held ander the authority of a Spacial J: Occasion Permit. Looking for a family fun Placa to spend your weekend, and holidays? Coma to Family Poradl,* Campground. THE REST TIME YOU'LL HAVE ANYWHERE 327.0629 MARINE SAFETY WORKSHOP Friday, June 24, 1988 • 9:30 am - 12:30 pm FEATURFL) SPEAKER: Robert Salomon Processor of Law, Unisersity of Western Ontario TQPICSUBIECI: Civil liability for the Conduct of the Intosicated: The Currrnl law and Future Trends SPECIAL GUEST SPEAKER: The Honourable loan Smith Solicitor General •COLD BUFFET IUNCHION 12:10 - 2 p.m. • Sponsored by: Huron Countermeasures '88 Committee R.S Anne wickie, Program Secretary Registration Deadline: JUNE 17 c. Huron Addiction Assessment & Referral( entre Cost: '15 (Adult) 51-2 (Student) Bas 1120, (Helen, Ontario NOM 110 Telephone: 482-3411, or s -800 -26S -S184 ST. MARYS KINSMEN "k l"i t"N 51* Mini Tractor Pull Top Tractors of the day will receive Clash Awards The pull is a sanctioned event 01 the Canadian Mini Tractor Pullers Association. c m t p a rites and regulations apply . -Special Added Attraction The Ontario Tug of War Associaiton with,$600.00 in prize money up for grabs Sunday, June 12, 1988 St. Marys Arena Grounds James Street S. St. Marys • (Just North of Hwy #7) General Admission Adults $5.00 Students (13 & over) 52.00 Children (under 13) FREE Tractor Pull at 1:00 p.m. Food Booth - • on Grounds For More Information Please contact: Jim Seeley - 284-3619 Terry Lang - 284-1247 'Come Join in the Fun' . 4'