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Times-Advocate, April 7, 1966 Pay. 19 SH Institute plans annual
The Spring Board meeting of
South liuron District WI was held
in liensall Town Hall Tuesday
afternoon with 22 in attendance
from all but one of the branches
Main St., UCW present skit
Gordon Auxiliary
view film
Main Street UCW attended the
Holy Week service inMainStreet
United Church in a body prior
to their general Easter Thank
Offering meeting Monday night,
at which Rev, Ross Cumming of
Watford was the guest speaker,
and Mrs. Dan McLeod, the solo-
ist.
President Mrs, Melvin Gardin-
er conducted the business and
Mrs. Gardiner and Mrs, E, R.
in the district,
Plans were made for the Dis-
trict Annual to be held in Dash-
wood May 19, Mrs. Philip Matte-
son, National WI president, will
pay her official visit to Guelph
May 5 to coincide with the Of-
ficers' Conference.
Mrs. James Drummond, Kip-
pen, reported on the committee
arranging for the booth at the
International Ploughing Match
October 11-14, Huron County In-
stitutes are in charge of the booth,
and it is estimated, at least, 40
workers will be required, at one
time, in the booth.
A brief meeting of the nominat-
ing committee followed to ar-
range for the slate of officers
fur the District Annual.
Alberta couple
mark anniversary
Mr and Mrs Sherman G. Willis
of Sexsmith, Alta. formerly of
this community, celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary.
Mr and Mrs Willis were
married in Crediton March 21,
1910. Mr Willis farmed and
worked in the constructlion busi-
ness, Later they tried farming in
Manitoba and Saskatchewan be-
fore going to the Peace River
country where Mr Willis became
a forest ranger and later a police-
man in Sexsmith. They were
tendered a. civic reception with
over 150 citizens attending.
Mrs Willis is the former Olive
King and is a sister of Mrs Tom
Yearley, town. The celebrants
are frequent visitors in this com-
munity.
Mr and Mrs Willis have four
sons and one daughter and 18
grandchildren.
Hopper reported on the Presby-
terial they attended in Clinton,
and mrs, Lorne Porter spoke
on highlights of the London .Con-
ference UCW she attended et
Wingham last week.
A humorous skit with models
wearing the typo of used cloth-.
Ing that is not desirable for
bales, and the articles accept-
able, was enacted by Mrs. Art
Frayne, Mrs, Eugene Howey,
Mrs. Percy Merkley and Mrst
Mervyn Grainger, with Nix's. Ft,
Russell .as commentator,
Arrangements were made for
a sale of home baking in May,
and a visit to Westminster Col-
lege, London, in June,
Members of the Gordon Eve-
ning Auxiliary of Caven Church
met at the home of Mrs, Burt
Wilcox Monday evening when a
filmstrip “,Easter inJerusalem"
was shown picturing the city as
it is today with the holy places
marked by tradition over the
centuries,
Mrs, William Perry presented
the study on the theme "God's
Mission in the World". Members
learned how missionary societies
in India, Formosa, British Gui-
ana, Africa and Japan are organ-
ized. Devotions with the Easter
theme were taken by Mrs. Alex
Meikle.
It was decided to hold "pre-
tend" teas in the month of April.
Assisting the hostess was Mrs.
Hugh Patterson,
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An Exeter team, captained by Mrs. Eugene Beaver, bowled their way into first place and a berth into
the regional play-offs, on Saturday afternoon at the Legion Ladies' Auxiliary Zone Cl Bowling Tourna-
ment held in Clinton. The team, comprised of Hazel Beaver, Peg Hunter-Duvar, Marj Edwards, Betty
Brown, Marg Wragg and Terry Heywood bowled a total pinfall of 2'709. Second place went to a team from
Wingham. Two Exeter girls also brought home high triple prizes when they tied with scores of 634,
Shirley Wright and Peg Hunter-Duvar. Betty Brown .was runner-up to the high single. Bingo games
were played during the afternoon. The Clinton Auxiliary served supper. Mrs. Stan Frayne, zone sports
officer, was in charge of the tournament. The regional play-off will be held in Listowel.
(Courtesy Clinton News Record)
Group will assist
missionaries
The Exeter Pentecostal WMC
met at the the home of Mrs. E.
Finkbeiner Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Elmer Desjardine gave the
message, the theme being (one
Signs of the Times."
It was decided to have as one of
WMC's projects to provide finan-
cially personal outfits for mis-
sionaries. This applies to new
missionaries going to the field
for the first time and also to those
who are on furlough and have been
re-appointed by the missionary
committee.
President Mrs Keith McLaren
was in the chair. There were 11
present.
Miss Susie Hartman, London,
is spending a few days with Mr.
& Mrs. Alphonse Hartman.
Mrs. Pat Glavin motored to
Hamilton last weekend to visit
her mother, Mrs. Dougherty and
other relatives.
Mr. & Mrs. Austin McKeever
and family, Toronto, spent the
weekend with Mrs. Hubert Mc-
Keever and family and visited
the former's brother, Hubert,
who is a patient in Victoria Hos-
pital.
Many of the ladies' bowling
team gathered last Monday eve-
ning in the new Parkhill Com-
munity Centre for their annual
turkey banquet and spent the
remainder of the evening playing
progressive euchre.
Mr. & Mrs. Eddie Mittleholtz
and boys, Exeter, spent Sunday
with Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred Hogan.
Miss Donna Voisin, Joanne
Dietrich, Carolyn and Peggy Hall
and Rita Hogan, all of London,
spent last weekend with their
parents.
Sorority donate
to pool fund
Members of Beta Sigma Phi
Sorority voted a donation of $260
to the swimming pool fund at their
meeting held at the home of Mrs.
Lloyd Smith, Kirkton, Tuesday
evening. They also gave $25 to
Bunny Bundle.
The program topic was
"Speech" taken by Mrs. William
Witteveen and Mrs. Jim Hen-
nessey who spoke on the proper
way of speaking and chose as a
demonstration of good speaking
the inaugural speech of John F.
Kennedy on record.
Conference
—Continued from page 17
Hearst; Miss Sybil Courtice,
Clinton served nearly 40 years
in Japan and two years with the
displaced Japanese and Italians
In Montreal during the war; Mrs.
Arthur Jackson, Belgrave, serv-
ed six years at Gypsumville.
The new slate of officers was
installed by Rev. A. Higginboth-
am, Walton, President is Mrs.
W. B. Cruikshank, RR 2 Wingham;
other officers from Huron are
recording secretary, Mrs. Geo-
rge Michie, RR 4 Brussels; fi-
nance chairman, Mrs. Brock
Olde, Box 297, Clinton.
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