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1 HE litiliOil EXFOSITORI, FEBRUARY 27, 1975 ,
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alter a pattern.
The fourth meeting will be held
on Monday, March 3rd at the
hoime of Mrs. Murray.
The meeting was closed and
4. refreshments were served.
. McKillop 111 - 4-H ' -
The second meeting of the
McKillop #1 4i1 club met at the
home of. Vickie Harris on Feb-
ruafy 24. The president opened
the meeting and the , •girIS
answered the roll call, "From
Yyour Personal Analysis Tell What
your Activities Are,"
"It was ,deeided to, cal the club
.f!'The Sew'llappy 5''r stresses"
and members talk about the
colours that they should wear and
the lines in patterns that suit their
figure. Lines, texture's, style and
colour can cover many figure
defects. Also discussed about the
different patterns of blouses and
materialS that should be used
with certain, patterns.
The next Meeting will be held•
at the home of Joanne Boven on
Monday, March 3.
' McKillop Ill
McKillop III, '"Cotton
Co-ordinators" met Monday at
Mrs. Jean Van prunen's. There
Officers elected were: President -
Anna Marie Hoste; Vice-
President - Janet Drager;, Secre-
tary - Ingrid, Hoste; Press
serving of refreshments. '‘ The •
next meeting, will be held at the
home of the Ros'e's on Monday, •
March 3 at 8:00 p.m:
Seaforth V
, The firSt meeting of he Sea-
forth V 4-H Club was he at the
home of Van Doornik's on Feb:
ruary 18.'
The officers. are:.,- President -
Diane Oldfield; Vice-Piesident -
Wendy Dorssers; Secretary
Janet Haney; Treasurer - Joanne
VAn Doornik: Press' ,Reporter -
Sandra Menheere.
The leader of this club is Mrs.
VAn Doornik, and the assistant
leader is Mrs. Dorssers. In this
club there are eleven members.
• IVIcKillpp
McKillop II 4-H Club group's
first meeting' was held at Mrs.
Moylan'S' house. The election 'of
' officers took" place with: • Judy.
Dorsey - President; Liz /Slaver -
Vice-President; Joanne Swart -
Secretary; Marion Nolan -
Treaftrer and Rose Ann Nolan -
. Press REporter.
• The leaders, Mrs. Moylan and
Mrs. Dorsey outlined the
requirements of each of the club
members. The topic was "What
type of Clothes and Colors Best
Suit You?" The meeting was
closed v;.', ith the song Joy, Joy,
Joy. Mrs. Moylan served lunch
after the meeting.
Correspondent
Mrs. R. Laing •
Mrs. Carter Kerslake presided
and opened the-February meeting
of the Marian Ritchie Ewning •
Auxiliary with a reading on
"Time". Flymn 497 was sung
followed by the Scripture,
Corinthians 9: 6-15, by Mrs.
Gorden Scott and prayer by Mrs:
Kerslake. fo
r
roll call was a
suggestion for a local project to
celebrate the centennial of the
Presbyterian •Church.in Canada.
the president, Mrs. Frank Harrill-
ton announced the World Dyilf
Prayer service to take place in
Hilbert United Church on March
7 at 2 p.M. Mrs. Carter Kerslake
was elected representative to the
church centennial committee.
The extra three hundred cook-
books 'which were ordeied will be,
available shortly and will be sold
at the same price.
The pianist, Mrs. Ivan Norris,
played an instrumental and Mrs.
Norman Harburn read an article
on South Nissouri Church's
centennial projects.
Mrs. Thos. L. Scott introduced
the new study book •"The
Unknown Country" which was
St columban
M.rs:Gerard Marctand and
Mrs. Tom Daive of Wipds
visited their parents Mr. and
Mrs. Leo Murray during- the
week.
Sister Rose O'Connor of Lon-
don• spent' the weekend with her
brOther and sister-in-law Mr. and
lefts. James O'Connor:
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Mr. and Mrs. Ted, Melady and
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Melady of
Goderich left by motor on Friday
morning for a holiday in Florida.
Mrs. Verne Steinman • is
spending a few days with her
sister in Caledonia.
A .large crowd attended the
PTA meeting last Thprsday
evening at which Mrs. Malcolm
Davidson of Brecefield was 'the
guest speaker. She gave a very
interesting and informative talk of
her work in the mission fields of
India.
Mr. Tom Sloan and Mrs.
Gerald Gaffney of peterborough
spent Sunday with their father
James Sloan. Mrs. • Gaffney
remained for a few ays.
written for the centennial year of
the .Presbyteirian Church. She
said 'that the title, of - the book
referred to the fact .that missions
from now on are the unknown
country. We are not sure just
what form they should be taking.
She was assisted by Mrs. Carter
Kerslake, Mrs. Eldon Allen, Mrs.
Frank Hamilton and Mrs. Robert
Laing. The meeting closed with.
Hymn 389, "In Christ There is no
East or West" and the Lord's
Prayer.
OtymplvWinner
CrOmirty had a winner in the
Olympic Sweepstakes ••when
Filmer Chappel held ticket
worth $100.00. Mr? Alex
Zimmer, 'The former Marilyn
Laing of Cronaarty shared with
Stratford PUC employees on a_
$1000.00 ticket and won about
$35.
Personals ,
Andy -Douglas, Sarnia' spent
last weekend with his parents Mr.
and Mrs. Charles 'Douglas.
'Mr. and Mrs. Barry Gammon,
Agincourt, 'visited on the week-
end with. her Arents, Mr. and
Mrs. Eldon Allen.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Laing and
Tom visited Sunday evening with
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jefferson,
Seaforth.
curling rink consisting of
Mervin tow; "'""'Gordon Laing,
Harvey Dow and Eldon Allen.
came second in the eleven o'clock
draw of the men's "bonspiet at
Exeter on Saturday.
The ti eeting of McKillop- V
was h Id en F ruary 20th at .the
home of 'Mrs. Vera Murray.
4 Therva7 seven .girls taking
this'keldband leaders are Mrs.
Vera Murray and Mrs. Laureen
Maloney:
' The elections of officers were
as. follows: ' President • Wanda
Storey, Vice-President - Louise
Ryan, Secretary - Teresa
Hicknell, Press Reporter - 'Vary
Beth Downey.
Meetings will be held every
Monday at 7 o'clock. "Planning a
.Wardrobe" vvas-discessed., .The
meeting Was closed and-refresh-
ments were served. • /
The second meeting of the
McKillop V wasl,held on February
24 •t the home of Mrs. Laureen
aloney.. . The, group will call
themselves. the .."Krazy Kotton
Kolleens".
They diseugsed line, colour and
texture and their , importance to,
your figure. ,
The second and third meetings
were combined and were held at
the home of 'Mrs. Maloney on
February 24th.. • Seven girls
answered the roll call.
.Mrs. Maloney read "Suit the
Occassion". The group demon-
strated how to dress or• dressup .
for different ocassions, Mrs.
Maloney demonstrated how to
brokerage firm With Margaret as
president. Today she has a seat
on the Montreal Stock Exchange.
Margaret Frappier (nee
Holland) is the daughter of
George Holland of Dublin. She
"Margaret" is the only woman in
Canada every , to hOld such a
positon. -
Mrs, Rose Stapleto, who, has
been a patient in the Seaforth
Community hospillal returned
home on Sunday.
' Mr. Joe Kelly who has been a
patient in • Stratford General
Hospital is spending the
remaineder of the winter with his
siStef, and brother-in-law Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Palton. in London.'
Mrs. Frank Evans spent the
weekend in London with Mr. 'and
Mrs. Jack Cleary, „
Miss Lou-Anne Rowland, R.N.
of, Toronto spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Lou Rowland:
Sister Mary Magdeline of
London and Sister Marie Brebeuf •
Sister Leona GMin of Chatham
spent the• weekend. with her
mother, WS. Agnes Givlin and
her brothers Pat and Joe, ,
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence ,Looby
fiave returned home from a three
week vacation in Florida. '
Mr: and Mrs. FranTkk Kistner
!eft by motor for , a three week
vacation in Florida.
Mt., and Mrs. Gordon Costello
and family of Kingston -and Mr.
and Mrs. William• Costello and
family of New Lowell-visited on
the weekend with Mrs. Don
Costello ,and Mrs. Melva Murray,
and also visited Don Costello who
is still a patient in Seaforth
Commn.nity Hospital.
Mr, and Mrs.- Wilfred Maloney '
visited. with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
BAnnon at ,Rostock also Mrs,
Marion .Kelly , and family at
Kinkora on Sunday.
Mrs,Mary Jordan of •ndon
spent Sunday with h family
here in Dublin.
Euchre party
winners
Correspondent
Mrs. Ed. Regele
• Mr. and . Mrs. Harold
MdCallum and Mr. and Mrs. Don
Dennis and Mr. and Mrs. Glen
McNichol have returned to their
homes after holidaying in Florida
(the pait two weeks.
' Mrs. Joseph Thornton is a
patient at Seaforth Community
Hospital.
Mr. and • Mrs. Stanley
Preszeator of Crediton and Mr.
and -MFs.--"Nelson , Howe of
Croroarty were recent visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Regele.
Winners at the euchre party
held at Family Paradise were:
Men's High - .-Boycl Driscoll;
Men's Low - alph • McNichol;
Lone Hand - Kelly n; Ladies'
High - Mrs. Hloward Druin;
Ladies' Low - Bess Blankhorn;
tone Hand - 'Sharon Dalton. The
next euchre is to be on March 4.
Smiles
"'Are you the barber who cut
my hair last time?" asked the
teenager. '
"It Couldn't have, been rne,",
replied the hatter. "I've only
been hereltWo months."
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Mrs. Gwen Ruston
This article appeared in the
February issue of the Reader's
Digest and is of interest in the
community since Mrs. Frappier is
well known in the district.
Our Newest Executives
Women.
Margaret Frappier, 47, has
broken all the rules, A lively Wife ,
and the mother of 'two teen-agers,
she is a top-notch inVestment
dealer and president of the
Montreal brokerage fit G— of
Fraonier 'and Holland Inc.' She
started her career as a secretary.,
then became a sales, and public
relations representative for a
major cosmetics company. When
she married, Jean ,appier, an
investment' and securities sales-
man, Margaret became , 'so
fascinated with, her husband's
-Work that_ after taking-ayear off to
have a baby,' she enrolled in a
Canadian Securities sales'course
and launched her own investment • of Edmonton, .Alberta visited on
career. In 1968, 'she and her , the weekend with Mr. and •Mrs.
husband established their own Hugh-Benninger.
Reporter - Bath Smith;
Leaders Mrs. Jean Van Drunen
and Mrs. Jean Drager discussed
. the. article to be sewn during the
club and suggested the types of •
material that would be suited to
'that article'. They discussed
different points having to deaf '
with a good wardrobe: Mrs. Je'a'n
Van Drunen served refreshn
Egmondville "Stitch 'N Rippe/'s"
The Egmondville 4-H members
met at the home of the Van
Dyke's for their second meeting.
' All members were present and
7.7.1--ttrepariswered the roll call, "Tell"
What your Activites are!.*.
- The' meetingwas opened with
the 4-H pledge. June Eggert read
the .minutes of the last meeting.
Each girl•suggered a 'club hatne
and- the group decided on."Stitchr
'N Rippers".
,T1te topic under discussion, was
"Choosing the- Blouse - the'
Pattern and the Fabric". The
girls answered questions concern-
ing this topic and also held a short
review on last week's topic on'
"Planning the Wardrobe". Then
the •girls experimented with
different lines, textbres and
colours using , pictures and
swai,ches of fabrics or garments to
determine those which' were
flattering.'
The meeting closed with the
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4-H Clubs plan wardrobes.
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