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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1967-12-14, Page 10Win Provincial Honors in 4-H work Three 4-H Club girls received provincial honor certificates and pins for completing 12 projects re- presenting six years in homemaking courses on Achievement Day Saturday, Mrs. W, D. Mack, president of South Huron District WI presented the honors. Left to right are Mrs. Mack, Sharon Passmore, Lynn Otis and Mrs. Judith Johns. . . . T-A photo. Three receive provincial honors Page '10 rkeeiso,e4e00;40reeieceie*iteeoseleeeoeige,04.1evoliokaiie4. had a bedroom furnished in mini- ature to illustrate the proper uses of color and material, Mrs. Ian McAllister, Zurich, former Huron home economist, in her comments said the com- mentators were good, also the posters and flip charts and plenty of action and humor held the attention of the audience. She questioned in some cases whether in having so much fun they forgot to give the information they need- ed to. Displayed around the auditor- ium were the record books and accessories such as bedspreads, pillows, scarfs, mats and waste- paper baskets made by each girl. This display made many an adult wish she had had the same op. portunities and felt the 4-1-1 pro- ject well worthwhile. MisS Carroll presented cer- tificates and teaspoons to each girl completing the project. The next club will be The Club Girl Entertains for Spring 1968, GENTLEMEN It's Irwin's who have the Gifts that Please Achievement Day for 11 4,-H clubs of Crediton, Elimville, Hurondale, ICIOpen and. Varna was held Saturday at South Huron District High School for the pro- ject Cotton Accessories for the Bedroom. Provincial honors were won by Sharon passmore, Lynn Otis and Mrs. Judith Johns, The honor pins and certificates were pre- sented by Mrs, Wilfred Mack, president of South Huron District WI, who commended the leaders for their time and effort and the girls for working for six years to achieve the honors. Mrs. Mack also presented county honors and pins to Karen and Jean Jennison, Diane Neevel, Debora Stephenson, Dianne Shap- ton, pain Sereda, Joanne Hod- gert, Karen Rodd ; Betty Jean Miller, Janice Morley and Brenda Skinner. Miss Sharon Carroll, Huron home economist, presided for the afternoon's program of ex- hibits, skits and demonstrations, Exhibits on Cotton Accessories and Color Schemes for the Bed- room had as commentators Donna Whitehouse for Kippen; Anne Hayter for Varna; Diane Neevel for Hurondale 11; Sandra Skin- ner for Elimville 11 and Angela Morrissey for Crediton 111. Mrs. Ruby Axtmann of Auburn com- mented favorably on this feature of the program. Skits and demonstrations on Cotton Accessories and selecting materials and colors for the bedroom were ablypresented us- ing many stage properties in the way of furniture and one even Surprise her this Christmas with "Something To Wear" 1 "She's not happy to appear anywhere unless she looks her Elegant Best." Let Edith and her staff help you fulfil( her fondest dreams. 4-H Girls Awarded County Honors At Achievement Day held at SHDHS Saturday, 11 girls received Pam Sereda, Brenda Skinner, Karen Jennison, Joanne Hodgert; county honor certificates and pins for completing six projects in seated in front, Dianne Shapton, Debra Stephenson, Karen Rodd, Betty 4-H work. Standing, left to right are Jean Jennison, Janice Morley, Jean Miller and Diane Neevel. . . . T-A photo 1 4. "Free Gift 1 Wrapping for Men" Pair observe anniversary SH auxiliary entertained To Purchase A GIFT CERTIFICATE is a smart way to solve your Christmas Problems. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Stebbins, Grand Bend, celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with a family dinner last Sunday at the Knotty Pine Restaurant, Lon- don, and open house on Tuesday, December 5 when over 100 friends and relatives called to extend best wishes. Attending the dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Sharrow and Mr. and Mrs, Arnold Geiser; grand- children, Mr. and Mrs. IanDick, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne O'Rourke, Mr. Brian Sharrow and Miss Janice Sharrow, and two great- grandchildren, Steven and Carolyn O'Rourke. Mr. and Mrs. Stebbins, the former Hazel Webb, were mar- ried at Grand Bend Presbyterian manse by Rev. Sam Carriere on December 5, 1917, They farmed about three miles south of Grand Bend until retiring to the village 20 years ago, They have two daughters, Mrs. Ivan Sharrow and Mrs. Arnold Geiser, four grandchildren and two great grandchildren. The couple received over 100 congratulatory cards and many messages of goodwill. DECEMBER SPECIAL All Dress Coats —All Car Coats NOW REDUCED 20% Elect slate for weight watchers Officers for the coming year for the Exeter TOPS club were elected at the meeting December 6. Leader is Mrs. D. Gould, co- leader, Mrs. Bill Johns; sec- retary, Mrs. L. L. Wells; treas- urer, Mrs. G. Shipman; photo- grapher, Mrs. D. Skinner; sun- shine girl, Mrs. L. Jory; social committee, Mrs. Bob Johns, Mrs. S. Obre, Mrs. C. Dittmer; re- porter, Mrs. C. Dittmer. The Christmas party is being held next week when gifts will be exchanged and ideas dis- cussed for next year. Two TOPS graduated during the year, Mrs. J, Thompson and Mrs. D. McLeod. There are three more coming up in January. In place of the customary "Draw" we are donating $50.00 to the local Muscular Dystrophy Fund, 1 : Ex eter LA DIES' WEA R 235.0700 ..$4,:mi..,ealNismIgt4A1gisz.sigo.;;;494,1:544iameki,mriett, For satisfying and tasty TV snacks serve apples and potato chips. SE leas m MAPLE LEAF MOIST 28 oz, TINS Area residents relate world's Xmas customs Ireland by Mrs. R. Knox; in Norway by Mrs. B. Dalen and in Germany by Miss Joan Dettmer who spent last Christmas there; in England by Mrs. Howard Klumpp and in French Canada by Mrs. M. J. James of the EUB church, Dashwood, who co-ordin- ated all the costumes with the spirit of Christmas. Misses Gail and Cathy Ecker sang Christmas Carols. Mrs. George Vriese sang 0 HolyNight and Mrs. Louise Oke sang a Christmas selection in German. Mrs. Lawrence Wein led in the worship period. The program was convened by unit 3 with Mrs. Winston Shapton as leader and Mrs. Gerald Godbolt presiding. President Mrs. Ken Ottewell conducted a brief business period when it was disclosed that the 196'7 Allocation had been reached and it was voted to give $500 to "Over 'and Above Gifts" of the United Church, Mrs. Douglas Ins- ley presented the slate of officers for 1968 and they were installed by Rev. S. E. Lewis. president is Mrs. William 3. Thomson succeeding Mrs. Ken Ottewell. Vice-presidents are Mrs. Wellington Brock and Mrs. D. MacGregor; recording sec- retary, Mrs. A. Hamilton; as- sistant, Mrs. Rufus Kestle; treasurer, MrS. E. Beaver; cor- responding secretary, Mrs. Wm Etherington; assistant, Mrs. Wm 3. Kernick; unit leaders, Mrs, E. J, Roulston, Mrs. Earl Shap- ton, Mrs. M. Cudmore, Mrs. A. Limienfield; Committee conveners: citizen- ..• rk Christmas Around the World was the theme of the James Street UCW General meeting Monday evening. Christmas customs were de- scribed in Yugoslavia by Mr. 0. Zikovic; in India by Mr. S.Singh; MINCEMEAT MEATS OVEN READY FRESH BONELESS STUFFED FACELLE ROYALLE 2 ROLL PKG. WHITE, PINK TOILET TISSUE leadership development, Mrs. S. E. Lewis; decorating for special Sundays, Mrs. Wm Batten; nom- inations, past president and unit leaders. A display of Christmas items was a feature of interest. GREEN GIANT 12 oz. TINS PICNICS LB. 59 454 290 2/43 494 2/63 590 2/3U 790 994 2 lb. 434 790 294 374 N I BLET CORN e*.rigel-eeee.,eeelsee.ekeoieelessee.veie•we ';:ree,eeeteeere-emtieteelieeeliee FRESH GRADE "A" TENDERGROWN BICKS SWEET 32 oz. Exchange vows at Thedford UC White and pink mums formed the setting for the double ring ceremony uniting in marriage Miss Sharon Rose Nicholson, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Edward Bloomfield, Grand Bend, and Ernest Hugh Clark, son of Mr, and Mrs. Charles R. Clark, Thed- ford, on Saturday, November 25 at 3 pm. Rev. H. L. Yarr of- ficiated. Given in marriage by her father the bride wore a period gown of pink boucle with panel of white lace and matching veil. She car- ried a fan-shaped bouquet of red roses. Bridal attendants were Miss Cynthia Graves, Exeter, Mrs. Marlene Lasenby, London, sis- ter of the bride, and Miss Joan Clark, Hamilton, sister of the groom, all wearing gowns of pale blue boucle trimmed with blue velvet ribbon with matching hair- bows. Each carried a nosegay of pink carnations. Bill Hilborn, Woodstock, was best man and ushers were Larry MacDougall, Port Huron, and Clifford Giles, Wallaceburg. The reception was held in the church rooms where the bride's mother received guests wearing a dark brown wool suit with brown accessories. The groom's mother chose a turquoise dress with brown accessories. Each wore a corsage of yellow roses. CLARK'S FANCY 48 oz. TINS FRYING CHICKEN 3Y. lb. AVERAGE LB. 390 CLARK'S NEW RICH 14 oz. TINS WITH MOLASSES MAPLE LEAF SWEET PICKLED COTTAGE ROLLS CRYOVAC LB. 590 WAXED TURNIPS GOOD SIZE 2/290 SCHNEIDERS FRESH! BEEF STEAKETTES LB. 650 HENS 12 to 15 lb eve. 550 lb TOMS 20 lb. & over 510 lb COOKING ONIONS 10 4b. SAG 590 ORDER Place your order now for Christmas Fresh Turkeys, Fresh Ducks, Fresh NOW Chicken. * DUCKS * GEESE * CHICKENS * HAMS ORDER NOW IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS segNMOVMONEOLJEWNWammosew Do you have this number 223561 Individually Designed Spemer-Spirella — rior,igricd ports for abdomen, back and brew,L. Your Spencer-Spirella will relieve tired aching back and exhaustion caused by weakened muscles and wrong posture. Per an appointment call 235-1920 MRS. V. ARMSTRONG Exeter FROZEN FOODS Times.Advpcate, December 14, 1947 For travelling to California the bride changed to a gold wool dress with brown accessories and corsage of yellow and brown carnations. The couple will reside in Thed- ford, ship and social action, Mrs. D. Insley; community friendship and visiting, Mrs. Bev S k 1 nne r; Christian education, Mrs. H. Pol- len; finance, Mrs. A. Linden- field; flower, Mrs. C. Cann; liter- ature, Mrs. E. Jackson; member- ship, Mrs. R. E. pooley; social functions, Mrs. H, Taylor; sup- ply and social assistance, Mrs. R. Jory; church, Mrs. L. Hender- son; manse, Mrs. H. May; press, Mrs. R. Batten; program and MAYTER! TURKEYS Members of the Hospital Aux- iliary were the guests of the Hospital staff at the Tuesday afternoon meeting. Miss Myrtle Ninham, director of nursing, ex- tended a welcome to the mem- bers and presided for a program which included the singing of Christmas carols led by Mrs. Bob Hoffman of Dashwood and accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Amiel Willard. Mrs. Hoffman also favored with three solos in keep- ing with the Christmas season. Lunch was served in the Board room and Mrs. Harold Taylor moved a vote of thanks to the staff. All were pleased to have Miss Claypole out after her re- cent illness. Prior to the program a brief business meeting was conducted by the newly elected president Mrs. Glenn Mickle, A communi- cation from Mr. F. Wilkinson, area superintendent of schools, regarding an organization meet- ing at Exeter Public School of a local unit of the Retarded Child- ren's Association was discussed and the appointment of repre- sentatives was deferred till the January meeting. Mrs. Ralph Bailey reported the hospital cart would be dis- played in the hospital hall two days a week until Christmas. Conveners mentioned the plans for Christmas favors, treats and decorations at the hospital were well in hand. Mrs. J. G. Dunlop, convener of public relations, of- fered suggestions for promoting good public relations as dis- cussed at a committee meeting. These will be further dealt with at the next meeting. The Auxiliary now has a mem- bership of 141. FRUITS & VEGETABLES SUNKIST NEW NAVEL ORANGES SIZE 113's DOZEN 890 FROZEN HIGHLINER PERCH FILLETS BONELESS INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED 14 oz, 49 CENTENNIAL ICE CREAM 'A GALLON 794 ONTARIO CABBAGE EACH 190 TOMATO JUICE PREMIUM FANCY RED 7% oz. TIN MIXED PICKLES SOCKEYE SALMON BROWN BEANS TIP TOP 13 oz. tins MIXED NUTS MAXWELL HOUSE 144 OFF 6 oz. JAR INSTANT COFFEE MAPLE LEAF 1 lb. PRINT PURE LARD TULIP 5405F 3 lb. CARTON MARGARINE 0.T,F. TROPICAL 14 oz. TIN FRUIT SALAD DOMESTIC 3e OFF 1 lb. PRINT SHORTENING MAPLE LEAF 1% lb, TIN CANNED PICNICS $1.39 KIST NO DEPOSIT NO RETURN 28 ox. QUART GINGER ALE OR PEPSI 6/$1.00 BUY A C/S FOR ONLY 1,95 DEVON SWEET SMOKED RINDLESS BACON VAC PAK LB, 59 it's worth $10.00 in GrocerieS. Mrs. Doug HughSon, Mrs. Ed. Mittleholtz are $10.00 winners of the last two draws. You could be a winner. it's easy, shop A & H, your dollar goes farther! Aommosioilmmilmmi 502 thin South Exeter 235.0400 Morley Hall EXETER, ONT. 89 ANNE W. es.ecte',0eel ege Nee Peiese),0 4.0 eee seee4i::qte! eke tua e',N;44•44tew4littNin " " "