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Page Times -Advocate, July 12,1995
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McGillivray Central School grads
McGillivray Central School held their grade eight graduation ceremonies recently. Back row, 1 to r, Mrs. Noyes, Cassandra
Bould, Jasper Usselman, Aaron Morley, Thomas Appleton, Shawn Lee, William Sanders, Mrs. Van Daele, Mrs. Ridley. Middle
row, I to r, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Maciver, Carlene McLinchey, Leanne Hodgins, Aaron Lealess, Albert McFalls, Michael Pullman,
Jason Mulder, Nathan Trevithick, Samantha Cornelissen, Donna Loomis, Mr. Robertson. Front row, I to r, Cassandra McAl-
pine, Jennifer Wright, Janet Webster, Amy Moir, Adrienne Leakey, Amanda Redmond, Roxanna Thompson, Melissa Milam,
Amanda Lewis. (Absent: Rebecca Dixon)
Bridal shower held at Thames Road
A shower was held
for Wendy Ballantyne
in the church base-
ment.
Rhoda Rohde
THAMES ROAD - About 50
women and girls gathered in the
chur:h basement on Friday evening
to honour Wendy Ballantyne,
bride -elect of August. The base-
ment was decorated with pots of
Bowers, daisies, clematis, greenery,
a ladder, decorated tree branches
and drapes around the platform.
To the strains of 'Here Comes the
Bride', played by Jean Hodgert,
Wendy was escorted to the plat-
form by Melonie Miller.
Barb Ballantyne was chairperson
for the program beginning with a
piano solo by Kristy Bray. Jessica
Bray did a tap dancing number. A
contest "Proverbial Pictures" was
quite interesting. Vanessa Bray
played a piano solo.
Cloggers Maggie and Sarah Mill-
er and Megan Parker did a number.
A reading "The Magic of Love"
was given by Diane Jeffery. A con-
test "Wackie Wordies" was en-
joyed. Both contests were looked
after by Kathy Bray.
Melonie Miller read a nicely
worded address and also told about
Wendy when she used to babysit
the Miller girls.
The program numbers were well
done and enjoyed by all.
Jessica Bray, Kristy Bray, Alyssa
Friends of
Pinery take a
hike
GRAND BEND - On July 15 and
16 hundreds of people will "take -a -
hike" with The Friends of Pinery
Park to help raise funds for park bi-
cycle trail. The hike will take place
on Pinery's new Partnership Trail
(1.5 km) which will be opened just
in time for this event.
Hikers with pledges and forms
will get into the park for free during
the event and can "Take -a -hike" on
the new trail anytime between 10:00
am - 5:00 pm this weekend.
A flat fee of $ 1 per pledge and ten
pledges or More per hike is suggest.
ed. Children accompanied by an
adult hike for free. All pledge mon-
ey must be turned into the
"Friends" at the registration tent Lo-
cated at the start of the partnership
trail. Any individual that donates
$10 or more will receive a tax re-
ceipt.
The Pinery Hike is just one of the
200 hike events happening in parks
across Canada coordinated by the
Canadian Parks Partnership to help
raise awareness and support for
parks and historic sites.
Moran and Jennifer Veal carried in
the many gifts. After opening the
gifts, Wendy thanked everyone and
invited the womcn to come to see
her wedding and to her.reception.
Everyone joined in singing "For
She's A Jolly Good Fellow" and
everyone enjoyed refreshments.
Church service
Rev. Jim Allsop was in charge of
the joint church service at Elim-
ville on Sunday morning.
The responsive reading was read
with Rev. Allsop leading and the
congregation taking part. The choir
sang "Thank You" accompanied by
Marjorie Johns on the piano.
The children's hymn "Come
Children Join to Sing" was sung
and Rev. Allsop told the children's
story "Choosing a Gift."
The Scripture lessons iI Kings
5:1-14, G4latians 6:I-16 was read
by Sharon Lynn. Rev. Allsop read
from the Gospel of Luke 10: 1-11,
16-20. The title of his sermon was
"The News and the Cross".
The closing hymn was "Jesus
Calls Us O'er the Tumult".
The two potted plants in baskets
were placed in the church in mem-
ory of the late Howard Cunnington
by his family. Sympathy is extend-
ed to Kay and her family.
Coming events
Next Sunday, July 16 is a joint
service at Thames Road at 10 a.m.
A pork barbecue is planned for
July 16 at Thames Road from 5 to
7 p.m. Advance tickets only. They
may be bought from Pat Ballan-
tyne, Murray Dawson, Scot Mor-
gan, Dale Simpson, Bill Rohde and
Paul Warwick.
On July 23 a joint service will be
held at Elimville at 10 a.m.
On Sunday, July 30 a joint ser-
vice and picnic will be held at Mor-
rison Dam at 10:00 a.m.
A Vacation Bible School is
planned for August 21 to 25, 6:30
to 8:30 p.m., at Thames Road
Church. It will cost a Ioonie per
night per child.
Personals
Fleming and Doris Simpson, Ron
and Karen, Carrie and Ronnie
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Simpson, Dale, Susan and Ryan
Simpson attended a Jack and Jill
party for David Black and Sally
Bolt, groom and bride in August.
They were honoured at the hone of
Ralph and Cathy Batten.
Clayton and Grace Ross of Kirk -
ton hosted a first cousin's picnic on
Sunday. Glenn and Dorothy Jeffery
and Bill and Rhoda Rohde were
among the 16 who attended.
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will be in town looking over our efforts, and
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