Times Advocate, 1994-06-01, Page 9Times -Advocate, June 1„1994
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Fourteen years of service
Graduate - Jill Harburn of RR3
Dashwood graduate with hon-
ours in Agricultural Business
Management from Centralia
College on may 19, 1994
and received the "Muriel
Mack "/Stephen Township
Scholarship. "Congratulations
for a job well done."
Love from Kevin, Elizabeth
Harburn (mom) and family
Graduate - Scott K. Hodgins
graduated on May 20, 1994
with his diploma in Ag-
ricultural Business and Pro-
duction from_ Ridgetown Col -
'lege 'of Agricultural'
Technology. Scott is returning
to Ridgetown to further his
studies in Grain Elevators.
Congratulations Scott!
Love: Dad, Grace, Dennis,
Pete, Sandy
Grandpa and Grandma
(Harvey and Lois) Hodgins
Graduate - Bob and Jean
Crawford, Exeter, are pleased
to announce the graduation
of their daughter, Kimberly
Ann (Purbrick) from McMaster
University, Honours Biology/
Pharmacology Co-op Program
with a Bachelor of Science
Degree. "First Class",
"Deans Honour List". Kim is
presently employed at IBI
Canada, Fergus, Ont.
Congratulations!
"We are proud of you!"
Love Mom and Dad
Village starts
budget
number
crunching
HENSALL - Now that the pr)-
vincial government has set its bud-
get for 1994, the Village of Hensall
will begin preparing its own.
Councillors agreed Monday night
to hold a special budget meeting on
May 23 to do their numher crunch-
ing.
• Councillors decided to what until
after the NDP budget so they
wouldn't have to sit down and deal
with the Village budget once.
Ausable River Nomad's co-ordinator Marie Brunzlow re-
cieved a plaque and pin in honor of 14 years of service.
Left is Margie Jury on the right is Suzanne Barron. Brunz-
low has been responsible for the organization of the Red
Cross Blood clinics.
St. Patrick's church
celebrates 134 years
Several former mem-
bers attended anniver-
sary service.
SAINTSBURY - St. Patrick's,
Saintshury was decorated with
spring flowers on Trinity Sunday to
celebrate the 134th anniversary ser-
vice.
A number of former members
joined with the present congrega-
tion to celebrate the holy Commun-
ion Service at 11:00 a.m. The ser-
vice opened with singing "Morning
has Broken". Rev. Stephen Emery
spoke to the children on the Patron
Saint Patrick who travelled about
telling the good news of God, and
of how much God loves us ar'i will
do great things for us. Following
the singing of the children's hymn
"What a Friend We Have in Jesus",
the children went to Sunday School
with teacher Suzanne Davis.
Courtney MacGillivray and Mar-
garet Carroll read the scripture les-
sons Isaiah 6:1-8 and Romans 8:12-
17 for Trinity Sunday. As thc offer-
ing was being received the congre-
gation sang the hymn "The Church
is One Foundation." Following the
Great Celebration Heather MacGil-
livray sang the hymn "Holy Spirit
Hear Us". The service ended with
the singing of thc hymn "Blest he
the Tic That Binds".
A time of fellowship followed in
thc Parish Hall with the visitors
discussing many happy memories
from St. Patricks. A picture and ar-
ticle written for a paper 60 years
ago about St. Patrick's was passed
around. The congregation was rep-
resented for the first time at the Di-
ocesan Synod by Patrick Jameson
in 1860. The first services were
held in people's homes. On April
2, 1860 half an acrc of ground was
donated by John and Margaret
Smyth for the purpose of erecting a
church. Religious activities in this
community in the northern extremi-
ty of Biddulph Township was
traced back to settlement days
when itinerant clergymen visited
the vicinity and held services
whenever convenient.
In 1861 a log church was built
and in 1874 the present Krick build-
ing was erected.
Courtney MacGillivray and Crys-
tal Davis ushered for the service.
Doris Mullins and Ruthann Phil-
lips of London were evening din-
ner guests with Ron and Margaret
Carroll, also visiting with Eileen
Carroll at the Exeter Villa on Sun-
day following the church anniver-
sary.
Michael and Suzanne Davis,
Crystal, Harley and Travis attended
the Holiday Weekend Spring Mot-
ocross Classic at Eagles Nest Race-
way with Harley placing fifth over-
all in the 60cc Pcc Wee Division
and placed sixth in thc 60cc Pee
Wcc at Farrington MX Park at Bar-
rie on Sunday. Crystal Davis at-
tended Kirkton's Beef Barbecue on
Sunday. Suzanne Davis, Travis and
Starr attended the baptism of niece
Amber Jean, daughter of Tom and
Kathy Dittrich of Crediton at Our
Lady of Mount Carmel Church on
Sunday.
There will he no service at St.
Patrick's on June 5. St. Paul's.
Kirkton arc celebrating their Anni-
versary Service. Scripture readings
for June 5 are Genesis 1:1-5, Acts
19:1-7. Psalm 29, The Holy Gospel
Mark I :4-11.
Hearing Aid Clinic
Repairs and sales of all major brands available.
Financial assistance available
Location: Exeter, Big V
Date: Thurs., June 2
Fair's Hearing Aid Service
240 Ontario St., Stratford
Registered vendors for Ontario Ministry of Health
assistive devices program
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Attendance pins presented
Certificates and pins
awarded to children
during service at Hib-
bert United Church.
STAFFA - Sunday School chil-
dren were presented with their at-
tendance pins during the service at
HibbertUnited Church on Sunday
with minister Irene Richardson in
charge.
Following arc the recipients of
the attendance pins: Nursery class
with teachers Melissa Dearing and
Denise Holliday - Melissa Pushel-
herg, certificate and first year pin,
Katie Docking, second year pin;
Beginners class with Betty Anne
Christie and Mary Ellen Docking
teaching, Sarah Christie, certificate
and first year pin, Matthew Scott
and Megan Weber, third year pins
and Angie Docking and Brandon
Wettlauffer, fourth year pins.
Primary Class with Gail Holliday
and Jim Holliday teaching. Aman-
da Anderson certificate and first
year pin, Robyn Lusk, fourth year
pin, Dan Docking fifth .year pin,
Ashley Wettlauffer, sixth year pin.
Junior Class with Sandra Kemp
and Nancy Dearing teaching, Ian
Scott, sixth year pin, Melanie
Docking and Rob Docking, seventh
year pin, Brett Dearing and Tim
Kemp, eighth year pins.
Senior Class with Joyce Fell and
Sharon Dunsmore teaching, Scott
Holliday, third year pin, Adam and
Carla Bennewies and Greg Dear-
ing, eighth year pins.
Participation certificates went to
Luke Christie, Craig Docking, Sa-
rah Butson, Harry Thomas, Tim
Butson, Alcisha Lusk, Eric Scott,
Casey Kemp and Dana Worden.
Rev. Ernest Dow will be guest
minister at Hibbert United
Church's Anniversary service on
June 5 at 11 a.m..
Staffa WI
Staffa Women's Institute held
their meeting May 25 as a quilting
party at the home of Esther Smale,
There were nine members in atten-
dance and everyone enjoyed a day
of quilting.
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Joyce Miller presided tor a short
business meeting in the afternoon,
when Kay Smale reported on the
recent Perth South District Annual
held at Kirkton on May 10. Smale
reminded everyone of upcoming
events including a bus trip to the
F.W.I.O. house at RR 5 Guelph on
August 21.
Miller reminded everyone of an
invitation to attend the 75th anni-
versary of Goulds Women's Insti-
tute on June 9.
The June meeting will he held
June 29 at 7:30 p.m. in the town-
ship hall. The program will be eve-
ryone telling about a trip or holiday
which they have enjoyed. Members
are to bring any articles they have
for the W.I. display at Mitchell
Fair.
Treasurer's report was given and
the collection and fees were taken.
Miller adjourned the meeting and
the group quilted for the remainder
of the afternoon.
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Numbers In the TA Phone
Book for Dlnney Furniture
and Dlnney Funeral Service
were transposed
The correct numbers are:
Dinney Furniture
235-0173
Dinney Funeral Home
235-3500
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