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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1970-05-07, Page 101 1 ,,1,011,01,1" ii 1 i WW1 Exempiar chapter for ii multuntfutinumustrourtlitiouthilitit iiiii ii I iiii ii Beta Sigma Phi membersi Elsie TnelieYi. Jean Weber, Marilyn Wilson, Elsie Witteveen and. Diane Wooden. The first Exemplar Chapter ,of Beta Sigma Phi to be ft:gilled in Exeter held its beginning meeting, and installed a slate of officers at the home of Mrs. Joe Wooden, Exeter, Tuesday night. Mrs. Wooden is the president and her executive includes Mrs. Ted Jones, vice-president; Mrs. Don Caiser, ..corresponding secretary; Mrs. Richard Weber, recording secretary and Mrs. Bill Essery, treasurer. There are 20 members in the newly formed group and to qualify for admittance to an Exemplar Chapter a member must have comPleted four study books of the Beta Sigma Phi program. The chapter will be known as Ontario XI Gamma Nu, No. X3674. The charter members are: * Nice Assortment of Handbags * Dresses * Nylons * Lingerie * Hats ss s ss s s ss ss 1 s s s s s 0 fi l 1 11 1 SHOP FOR MOTHER . .„ Where MOTHER SHOPS Muse(../m,,old home visited Alpha Pi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority toured London Art Museum, Tuesday evening, where they viewed the Garden Club exhibition 'Arts in Bloom'. They also visited Eldon House, the oldest home in London, which was built by the Harris family in 1834, and bequeathed to the city of London in 1960. The furniture is from all periods and the appointments include many valuable and antique pieces collected from all over the world. The Sorority sisters topped the evening off with a supper at the Knotty Pine. Mrs. Bob Russell and Mrs, Bill Batten were the conveners for the event: gloves 25% off Boyle's Leona Amos, Elaine Bogart, Trudy Chaffe, Beverley Delbridge, Joyce Dobson, June Essery, Patricia Fletcher, Maida Gaiser, Brenda Hennessey, Donna Jones„ Donna Livingstone, Patricia Patterson, Sally Lou Raymond, Rosemary Schaefer, Mary Jane Taylor, . Everything For Mother LADIES' WEAR Main St. Exeter Mrs, Chan Livingston, Mrs. Bob Chaffe, Mrs. Hugh Patterson, Mrs. BOb Fletcher, Mrs. Jim Hennessey, Mrs. Kevin Delbridge, Mrs. John Witteveen, Mrs. Ross Dobson, Mrs. Jack Taylor and Mrs. Ron Bogart. EXEMPLAR CHAPTER FORMED — Ontario XI Gamma Nu, first exemplar chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, installed its executive this week, The charter members are: front, Mrs. Joe Wooden, Mrs. Ted Jones, Mrs. Richard Weber, Mrs. Don Gaiser. Back, Mrs. Bill Schaefer, Mrs. Ross Tuckey, Mrs. Peter Raymond, Mrs. Norm Amos, 11111111111ftft iiiiiii 111111114111ft iiiii 111,111111111111,.i 1111ff111fiii ftftlft111.41 iiiiiiiiiii T-A photo. Install slate of officers at Hurondale Institute LUMBER and PLYWOOD PRICES DOWN The executive meeting report for the District W.I. was presented by Mrs. Mac Hodgert, and 4-H Achievement Day will be May 9 at South Huron District High School. Delegates were appointed to attend the District Annual, May 21, in Hensall. TRIVITT MEMORIAL The May meeting of Trivitt Memorial ACW was held Monday evening in the Parish Hall, with Mrs. M. Fletcher as hostess. Devotions were given by Mrs. A. Carter, and the business meeting was conducted by Mrs. E. L. Gibson. A bus trip to Brantford and Caledonia has been planned for June 3 with further details to be announced later. The annual Chicken Barbecue will be held later in May, on the church grounds. A Chancel Guild meeting, following the Ascension Day Communion service will be held Thursday. Reports were given, and the meeting adjourned with the Mizpah benediction, conducted by Mrs. G. Anderson. Entertainment with a Mother's Day theme was provided by members of the ACW, and followed by a sing-along. PENTECOSTAL WMC The WMC of Exeter Pentecostal Church met at the home of Mrs. Bruce Cann for their monthly meeting. The roll call was answered with a Bible verse containing the word triumph. The president, Mrs. K. McLaren opened the meeting with devotions assisted by Mrs. D. Finkbeiner. Mrs. Charles Hoffman sang a solo and Sister F. Rhude gave an inspiring - message about frustrations in our life. Business was discussed and several thank you letters were read. Mrs. E. Desjardine gave some of the higihlights of the WMC Rally held at Harriston. Several quilts were donated to Missions and $25.00 voted for an adopted child in Hong Kong. Mrs. N. Kleinfeldt gave a reading and Mrs. C. Kipfer closed the meeting. The nominating committee of Hurondale Women's Institute brought in the new slate of officers at the annual meeting, April 29. The new president is Mrs. Harold Patterson and her officers and committees are as follows: first vice-president, Mrs. Garnet Hicks; second vice-president, Mrs. Carl Mills; secretary, Mrs. Myrtle Passmore; assistant secretary, Mrs. Stan Love; treasurer, Mrs. Charles Kernick; district director, Mrs. Lloyd Ballantyne; alternate district director, Mrs. Mac Hodgert; branch directors, Mrs, John Pym, Mrs. Glen Stewart, Mrs. Andy Carter and Mrs. Ray Calm. Historical research and Current Events, Mrs. Robert Jeffery; Home Economics and Health, Mrs. Lorne Porter; Agriculture and Canadian Industries, Mrs. Garnet Hicks; Citizenship and Education, Mrs. Gerald McFalls; Public Relations, Mrs. Rhiney Keller; Hospital Representative, Mrs. R. E. Pooley; Emergency, Mrs. Edna Passmore, Mrs. Robert Mayers, Mrs. Stanley Mitchell, Mrs. Charles Snell, Mrs. Harry Dougall, Mrs. Frayne Parsons, Mrs. Ethel Selves, Mrs. Hedley May. Pianists, Mrs. Ray Cann, Mrs. Harry Strang; song leaders, Mrs. Wm. Dougall, Mrs. Louise Oke, Mrs. Ray Cann; auditors, Mrs. Wm. Lamport, Mrs. Lena Kirkland; nominating committee, Mrs. Mervyn Dunn, Mrs. Roylance Westcott; press reporter, Mrs. Charles Snell; safety, Mrs. Glen Stewart; Tweedsmuir history, Mrs. Arthur Rundle, Mrs. Mabel Glenn, Mrs. Wm, Thomson and Mrs. Ernest Pym. Prior to the meeting dinner was served and roll call was the paying of dues and a suggestion for next year's program. Secret pals exchanged gifts and new names drawn for the coming year. The retiring secretary, Mrs. William Dougall was presented with a gift. Mrs. R. E. Pooley reported for the hospital and Mrs. Garnet Hicks gave the report for the Huronview Auxiliary. A spring tea will be held at Huronview, June 3. 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