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HURONDALE HOMMAORS—Carol.Westcott, left, and Barbara Ann Morley,
right. were presented With provincial honors for. completing 12 4-H projects at
Achievement Day in Clinten Legion Hall on Saturday, Kathryn Hicks, .who also
:attained the honors % was not able to be present. Dinnin photo
Girls win h„..,nors
for 4- „,.rojects
Girls of the 4.7ii homemaking
e 1 u ha participated in an
Achievement bay on Saturday
at Clinton Legion Hall to cli.
a max their project "The Club
Girl Entertains."
Presented with provincial ho-
nors for the completion of 12
projects were Carol Westeott,
Barbaro Ann Morley and Kath.
ryn lJkk of Humble jellv
Jilts, GeneNixon. Seaforth dis-
trier, Jean Broadfoot. Bel.
rave and Mrs. Harry Bryd-
ges. Belgrave These were pre-
sented by Mrs. Dale Miller,
Huron home economist, who
presided for the day.
County bonn ra certificates
and phis fnr completing six
projeets were presented to
Jean Krueger. Crediton. June
Rader and Buthanne Rader,
Dashavoed, Anne Creery, Bar.
bara Hern and Ruth Horne,
Elirnville. Margaret 010 and
Shirley Reynolds nf Huron -
dale, Doris Walker. Seaforth
Distriet and Elsie Doig,
lop, Mrs. Gordon McKenzie,
Seaftirtb, secretary of South
Huron Distriet WI, made Alva
pnesentations.
Club exhibits were arranged
by Elimville and Grand Bend
clubs on "Table Centres for
All Occasions" with commenta.
tare Ruth Horne and Jo Anne
reapeetively.
(Inn 4-11 girls pranted
a -Tea is Served" when
some of their number arrived
in slacks, eat en the floor or
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EXETER
lounged in chairs eating hot
dogs and. drinking pop. The
others arrived in afternoon at.
tire with hats and gloves. sat
correctly on their chairs, ate
sandwiches and drank a cup
of tea in the approved mariner.
Dashwood club laresented a
skit Your Table Manners" in
which Shirley Bender, Bernice
Restemayer, Nancy Willett and
June Rader displayed poor la -
Centralia CWL
planning bazaar
A general meeting of the
Catholic Women's League of
RCAF Station, Centralia, was
held on Tuesday. January 10
in the PMQ centre. The direc-
tor, Father Grant, was pres-
ent and the president, Mrs.
.1. B. McCarroll, was in the
chair.
The meeting was devoted to
planning •the annual :OWL ba
zaar to be held Saturday. April
29.
Mrs. J. Benniag and Mrs. J•
Faquet, who have so ef-
ficiently acted as lunch con-
veners, offered to remain in
office until June.
Presents report
on :mission work
airs. Frank Glanville, Credi-
Inn, was hostess for the meet-
ing of the Challengers of Exe-
ter Pentecostal church for
which Mrs. Don Jolly presided.
Miss Marion Triebner pre -
anted the message using the
theme 'Strength for the Nw
Year" and Miss Wanda IMeLa-
ten gave a reading concerning
mission work in Moosonee.
Mrs M. Holmes and Nlias
Triebner favored with a vocal
duet.
Assisting in the worship per..
riod were Mrs. Stuart Trith7
per, Mrs. Milford Prouty and
Mr.
Business was discussed and
lunch was served.
Club's bake sale
to equip kitchen
The hake sale nn Saturday
afternoon in the library base-
ment sponsored by the Lathes'
Curling Club was quite success.
ful The proceeds ameanted to
5115 and will be used to equip
the kitchen at the curling rink.
Arranging the sale was the
ways and means committee
convened by Mrs. Gerald Webb
and Including Mrs. Allan Els-
ton, Mrs. Clarence Bole. Mrs.
Ethel Reeder and Mr. Robert
Southeott.
ble manners and Linda Kraft,
:lila Becker, Norma. Wigand
and Ruthann' Rader n ere
Wile proper in all table eti-
quette. Joan' Rader was com-
mentator.
Hurondale jolly Jilts aI.n de-
monstrated "Your Table Man-
ners." Taking part were Mar-
garet Oke, Carol West-cott,
Barbara Ann Morley and Bar-
bara Wehber.
Assisting Mrs. Miller were
Mies Jean Scott, supervianr nf
eotinty and district hemp .eco.
nomists and Miss Margaret
Snedden, home economists,
for South Simeoe and Duffe.
rin.
At this Achievement Day 145
girls :completed the project and
were given a alerting silver 441
teaspoon. Two other Achieve-
ment Days for the sane pro-
ject had been . held in Novem-
ber in Huron County.
The current project is "Cot•
Anna May Be Smart" and the
one selected for the fall is a
new one "Featuring Fruit."
Modern
Beauty Salon
429 MAIN V, PHONE 14?
HairetitS styllog
Perms« "rostmonft
:NitgitlAy to Sahireloy. 0-6
l'utstIOY& ThurdaY vtl"gs
ENDtitENNtR, top,
Barbara Roth, 6peratot4
SRN staff Winter .weddings
.skinner,orock
entertatned
The nurses and staff of 'South
Darn Hospital were .enter-
tained to a smorgnabord din-
ner and social .evenula; by tbe
Woinen's Auxiliary an Thum
da:.14rs."1111.in.
N. -Creech, honorar2.
president ot the, Auxiliary and
Mrs. J. (1. Dunlop,: president,
were hostesses and the :Inv-
aes's committee convened, by
Mrs. Allen ,taraser were in
charge of the event. Other
members of the committee are
Mrs. Ralph Bailey,. Mrs. Hee-
:
tor Murray and Mrs. E. COP -
son and Mrs. M. C. Fletcher
of the public relations commit.
tee also Misted.
Members of the • Hospital
Board. who were present and
assisted with the ,earving, were
W. G. Caebratle. .1. A. Tra,
quair, Ray illorloek,. Douglas
Cook, Dr. D. A. Baer .and
J. Penhale.
Following the -dinner limo
was played and winners Were
Miss Eva Tinkler, Mrs. Ches-
ter Cornish and. Mrs, Jack
Madge. Winners in a,. contest
were Miss Audrey Godkin and
Miss Betty Bailey.
Legion auxiliary
welcomes five
Five new members were in
Riated into membership of the
Legion Ladles Auxiliary at the
meeting on Monday evening.
They were Mr. G. Appleton,
Mrs. R. Marriage, Mrs. R.
Dodd, Mrs. J. Fulcher and
Mrs. .1. D. Thompson.
Plans were made for the
Auxilary's nest officers ban-
nuet on February 17 and the
Tiny Scout father and son ban-
quet, Februara. 22.
A donation of S50 was voted
In the Provincial Scholarship
Fund and application is to be
made to appear on TV nro-
gram "Act Fast" or "Take
Your Choice".
Decorating ideas
topic for Kinettes
' the meeting of 'Exeter
hinetaes on Monday evening
Ralph Sweitzer of The Interior
Shop gave a demonstration on
ideas for decorating.
The meeting: was held at the
home of Mrs, Claire Hoffman.
and assisting her were Mrs.
Lee Sherman and Mrs. Gordon
Baynham.
Mrs. ;lames Carey was a
guest as a prospective:mem.
her. Mrs. Neil Campbell Wen
the draw.
Mus Paris Marie :Seett.
daughter- ..ef Mr. tied Mrs, Mur-
ray Sentt, Exeter, ,And Robert
lanbson. son .of Mrs, Alma
1)nhson, Kate -ter, and the late
Montague Dobson, exchanged
marriage vows in Trivitt Me
mortal church on Saturday.
jarmary 14 at 5- o'clock. Rev.
Bron deVries offieiated at the
ceremony.
Given in marriage by :her
father the bride wore a white
velvet flo,r40-1141.11 gpwn. A
crown studded :with rhinestones
held her .embroidered veil and
she carried a bouquet of rod
roses and white hyancinths.
Attending the bride as rnaidt
of honor was Miss Donna
Wells, Exeter, and as brides-
maid,. Mrs. Larry Balsillie,
Centralia. They were gowned
alike in red velvet with -white
accessories. They carried bou-
quets of white mums and red
-carnations.
Wayne Feltner, Exeter. was
best man and. ushers were Jim
Scott, brother of the bride,
and William IlicEalls.
A reeeption was held at Arm-
strong's Restaurant, Exeter,
where the bride's mother re-
reived in a black velvet dress
with white A Ce0,9$01-ieS and the
groom's mother chose blue
silk with accessories in white,
For a trip in the Southern
Slates the bride ,changed to a
brown wont suit with yellow
accessories and corsage of yel-
low roses.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Dobson will
reside on Andrew Street, Exe-
ter.
Previous in her marriage
the bride Was honored at two
miscellaneous showers for
which. Mrs. Dan flrintnell and
Mrs. Larry Balsillie were
hostesses.
Cathy's
Beauty Lounge
147 MAIN ST., PHONE 645
Perms • Cuts • Sets • Tints
OPEN
Monday to Friday, 9-6
Tues.& Thurs, Evenings Only
Closed Saturday
CATHY ROBBINS, Prop,
THIS SHOP WILL. Eif
CLOSED FROM
F. 6 TO MARCH. 6
Pink and white mums, ferns
and :candelabra formed the :set-
ting at the Mine of the bride's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nrir
M ail Brneka Von. when their
daughter, Margaret Elizabeth.
beenme the bride rif Robert
Grant Skinner,. ,sot of Mr. and
Mrs. Franklin Skinner, iftfi,
Exeter,. on Saturday, January
21 at 12 .Welock DOM?.
Rev. J. It; Wareham effieiat-
ed at the -ceremony and Mr.
liaral Horn, •R Granton.
sant; "alecause" and 'Wed-
ding Prayer" accompanied bY
Miss Kathryn Hicks, RR 3
Exeter,
Given in marriage by her
father the bride wore a bal-
lertna length gown of -white
nylon silk organza. The fitted
bodice WAS styled with sweet-
heart neckline and three-quar-
ter sleeves. A crown a, seed
Pearls and iridescent sequins
held- her finger-tip veilof. silk
illusion, She .carrieda white
Bible erested with red sweet-
heart roses with white stream.
.ers and trailing rosebuds.
Miss Doreen Brock RR 1
Dranton, was maid of honor
for her sister wearing .a 1)B.1.
lerina-length gown of midnight
Wee silk organza over taffeta
with Matching picture hat.
She carried a cascade of pink
carnations and white mums.
Bill Strong, RR 2 Dublin
was best mail and Burton Mor-
gan, St. 'Marys, was usher.
A wedding reception was
held at Pine -Crest lim,-51,
Marys, where the bride's moth-
er received in a printed silk
dress of brown and beige tones
with brown accessories and
corsage of yellow carnations.
The groom's mother chose a
Silhouette
Hair Fashions
Phone 658
409 MAIN STREET
Specializing In
Sets - Cutting Perms - ,Tints
Open: Monday to Friday 9.6;
Sturdy 9.12; Tuesday and
Thursday evenings
Mary Lou Hyde, Marian Belling
Mrs, Nancy Regier
planted iIk dress in blue
tares with path, aecea4erica
and pink e hal at ion nraa rata.
For travelling in the United
Slates the bride .changed to a
wool sheath of black and brown,
tones, white :accessaries and
enreaa.4e of yellow rrses.
The ,couple will make their
Immo in I.:meter.
Pr1141:e
s. ed. Skinner, bride
of Saturday, was honored at
four miseellaneons s ho wers
prinr la her marriage.
Mrs, Bev White, St. Marys,
was hostess for a shower.
Thursda a', Jan. 12 by. the staff
of the Bank of Montreal.
Miss Diane Delbridge. Taxan
ter, was hostess for a surprise
shower on Saturdar, irannarT
.1.1, and Mar... Jaathryn Lanka
.WAS hostess for a ahower
the Junior in:sande last Tues.
:day.
A kitchen and miscellaneous
shower waS held at the home
of the bride'S mother on Thurs.
day by friends and neighbors
Of the community when aIle
bride displayed her shower and
weriCing glits.
'"Doit't be downhearteCt said
the steward to the suffering
passenger. "Nobody's ever the
of seasickness."
-Don't
say that." riMailed
the stricken Ma "It's only the
hope ot dying that'kept ania
alive so
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