Times Advocate, 1994-06-29, Page 7Graduate - Matthew Fergu-
son, son of Bill and Rose-
mary graduated June 18 from
Conestoga College with a Di-
ploma in Broadcasting - Radio
and Television.
Congratulations Dad, Mom,
Sherri and Susan
Graduate - Tracy Ann Hum-
phreys graduated from Fan-
shawe College, London on
June 16, 1994 with a di-
ploma in Early Childhood Ed-
ucation. She is presently em-
ployed as Supply Teacher at
Kids Zone Day Care Centre,
London.
Congratulations and
Best of Luck
Love your family and Chris
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Graduate - Jason Dinney, son
of Grace Dinney, and the late
Robert Dinney has graduated
from Georgetown District
High School. He will continue
his education in Canadore
College in North Bay, Ontario
0. V.C. Graduates - Doctors
Bruce & Gwen Robertson
graduated June 2, 1994 from
the Ontario Veterinary Col-
lege, University of Guelph.
Bruce, son of John and Anne
Robertson, Beaverton, gradu-
ated with honours. Gwen,
daughter of Ralph and Pat
Holland, Clinton, graduated
with distinction. Gwen also re-
ceived The American College
of Veterinary Surgeon's Award
and the Dr. Jonathan Bloom
Ambassadorial Scholarship.
Bruce has accepted a posi-
tion with Newcastle Veterinary
Services. Gwen is presently
working at the Campbellford
Veterinary Clinic.
Congratulations from your
proud parents and families!
Queensway
news
HENSALL - Queensway resi-
dents kicked their week off with
Fun and Fitness.
A group gathered on Tuesday
morning for Breakfast Club. They
had farmers sausage, eggs, toast,
juice and coffee.
Members of the Christian Re-
formed Church in Exeter took some
of the residents for a car ride last
Thursday. Their destination was the
Scaforth area and they managed to
make it hack home before the rain
came.
Later on Thursday evening, Irene
and Jack Vincent were the enter-
tainers for the monthly birthday
party. Residents enjoyed listening
to their musical program, singing
along, and a few got up to dance.
Those celebrating birthdays in
June include Lewis Clark, Marg
Coates, Marg Fremlin and Winnie
Irving.
Upcoming events
An outdoor barbecue will be held
June 30 and a Volunteer Auxiliary
meeting is scheduled for July 4 at
10:00 a.m.
Nonce
Numbers in the TA Phone
Book for Dinney Furniture
and Dinney Funeral Service
were transposed
The correct numbers are:
Dinney Furniture
235-0173
Dinney Funeral Home
235-3500
We're glad you
asked...
1311.1. IIASKE'3T
JYHY AN AUTOPSY?
There remains a certain amount of reluctance by friends and rela-
tives of a deceased person to allow an autopsy to be performed
when he or she dies. Such fears often are based on misinformation
or a vague "bad feeling" about the procedure.
An autopsy is performed in a hospital by a trained pathologist when
the physician deems it necessary. He may do so for a number of
reasons. Most often, he requests an autopsy because he feels it will
help doctors to better deal with disease in the future. Such new
knowledge helps the medical profession to provide more effective
care to future patients.
Autopsy does not prevent a full-service funeral for the deceased. In
fact, no changes at all in the funeral need be made in the case of an
autopsy.
As funeral directors, we have had experience with this situation. If
you would like more information, or would like to talk to us, please
stop by.
ei
Funeral Home
Limited
370 William Street,
Exeter, Ontario
(519) 235-1220
BOB FLETCHER
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FAMILY
Family bass and carp
classic set for July 9
EXETER - It isn't everyday that you win a prize for catching a carp but
July 9 is just that day. The Ausable Anglers Club is sponsoring the Park-
hill Fancily Bass and Carp Classic at the Parkhill Conservation Area. Pric-
es for the biggest bass will be awarded.
The derby gets underway at 8 a.m. and you can register at the conces-
sion booth at the beach area anytime between 8 a.m. and noon. The derby
closes at 2 p.tn. with the presentation of prizes at 2:15 p.m.
Registration fees are $2./adult, $1./child or $5./fancily plus the conserva-
tign area entry fee.
There are three grand prizes: a draw prize from all entrants, biggest carp
and biggest bass. Other prizes include the biggest bass or carp caught by
an angler 10 and under as well as an angler I I to 16 years old. The young-
est and older successful anglers will also receive prizes and a number of
draw prizes will also be given away.
This event promises to be a very enjoyable family outing and coincides
with the Ontario Free Family Fishing Weekend.
For the weekend, the Ministry of Natural Rcsourc has waived the re-
quirement for an angling license for all Canadian r idents. Government
and non-government organizations are taking part i and sponsoring the
weekend.
Introducing children to the sport of fishing is an important part of the
Angler's club activities along with stream rehabilitation and habit im-
provement.
For more information, please call Stephen Harburn at the Ausable Bay-
field Conservation Authority at 235-2610
Times -Advocate, June 29, 1994
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