HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-04-29, Page 9GIRLS OF THE YEAR: The two Beta Sigma Phi Sorority chapters chose their girls of the year at the
Founder's Day banquet, Tuesday evening. Mrs. Donna Jones crowns Mrs, Dianne Wooden, the winner
for Xi Gamma Nu, while Mrs, Ada Dinney and Mrs. Thelma Russell make the presentation to Mrs,
Marion Tinney for Alpha Pi. Mrs. Wooden and Mrs. Tinney were presented with pins and yellow roses.
NEW SORORITY PLEDGES: Mrs. Wilma Wraight, centre, incoming president for Alpha Pi, Beta Sigma
Phi, welcomes two pledges to the chapter. They are Mrs. Valerie Callingham, left, and Mrs. Nancy
Wright, right. T-A photo
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Choose girls of the year
Founder's day honored
Minister's daughter
John Miner escorted his sister,
Patricia Elaine tip the aiale of
Thames Road United Church,
where she exchanged wedding
vows with David .fceith
at an evening ceremony, April 23.
Her father, the Rev, Stewart
Miner, performed the ceremony
assistance
FwritahncitliseMeyer, of Sarnia. °ftlle Rev.
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Milliken,
R.R. 1, Sarnia, are the parents of
the groom.
As the bride entered the
church, the EIJI-ovine and
Thames Road choirs sang 'Praise
my Soul,' and during the signing.
of the register 'The Lord is my
Shepherd' was sung.
Organist Agnes Bray played
Kindergarten
Registration
USBORNE CENTRAL
SCHOOL
Friday, April 30
1 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Kindergarten
Registration
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SCHOOL
Wed., May 5
10:30 - 12:00 noon
1:00 - 3:30 p.m.
Children born before Dec. 31,
1966 are eligible to register
Please bring immunization
records and birth certificates
The Exemplar Chapter and the
Ritual Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi
joined at a Founder's Day
dinner meeting at the Dufferin
Hotel, to celebrate the 40th an-
niversary of the sorority.
Mrs. Donna Jones lead in the
founders day pledge, and the
year's highlights of the two
chapters were given by Mrs.
Marilyn Wilson and Mrs. Louise
Giffin.
Mrs. Rosemary Schaeffer read
the message from International,
and the pledges were welcomed
by Mrs. Rolande Duffy.
A prize-winning sorority song,
"Light Many Lamps", was sung
by Mrs. Maud Connon who ac-
Mr. & Mrs. Ewart Pym and
Mrs. Edgar Squire were guests at
a dinner at IOOF hall in
Hespeler, Saturday, when the
family of Mrs. Oscar Morley
(Flossie) celebrated their
mother's 80th birthday. Mrs.
Morley is a sister-in-law of Mrs.
Pym and Mrs. Squire. Fifty
guests attended.
Al Pickard has returned from
Vancouver where he spent the
winter with his sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fletcher
who holidayed in California
recently have returned home.
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Brown,
Buena Vista, R.R, 1, Uxbridge,
visited Sunday with their aunt,
Mrs. Myrtle Brown, William
Street.
companied herself on the piano.
Highlight of the evening was
the announcement of the 'Girl of
the Year' awards. Selected by
secret ballot, the two members
chosen were Mrs. Dianne Wooden
for Xi Gamma Nu, and Mrs.
Marion Tinney for Alpha Pi.
Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Ada Dinney
and Mrs. Thelma Russell made
the presentations and crowned
the winners with garlands of
daffodils.
The evening's events continued
with the installation of the of-
ficers for the Xi Gammi Nu
Chapter, and pledge ritual and
rituals of jewels ceremonies for
the Alpha Pi Chapter.
Mrs. Nancy Wright and Mrs.
Valerie Callingham were the new
pledges, and those taking part in
the ritual of jewels were Mrs.
Dorothy Baldson, Mrs. Alice
Beer, Mrs, Dzintra Catlos, Mrs.
Deborah Newby and Mrs. Verla
Russell.
Rebeka hs fete
D. D. president
Pride of Huron Rebekah Lodge
honored the official visit of
District Deputy President Lois
McFalls with a dinner at Exeter
United Church, Wednesday
evening. Corsages were
presented to Mrs. McFalls and
Noble Grand Gladys Skinner,
Following the banquet the
members met in the lodge rooms
with Mrs. Skinner presiding.
Mrs. McFalls was officially
welcomed and escorted to her
place of honour by PNG Lillian
Pym,
Members enjoyed visits to
Clinton, Goderich, Seaforth and
Brussels lodges recently,
Officers recently served at the
banquet of the District Meeting in
the Lodge Hall, Exeter. The Vice
Grand Lorette Ball reported on
sick and shut-ins and the
financial secretary, Lena
Kirkland gave her semi annual
report. A number of members
will attend Ruth Rebekah Lodge,
Stratford, May 7. Suggestions
were invited to encourage at-
tendance at the United Nations
speakoff.
District Deputy President Lois
McFalls addressed the members
speaking on the offices of
Rebekah and Oddfellowship.
Lillian Pym gave two readings,
During a robot skit Mrs. Falls
was presented with a gift in
remembrance of her visit . Those
in the skit were Lorette Ball,
Elaine Skinner, Tena Pollen,
Jean Hodgert, Margaret
McBride and Lila Smith.
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The Huronia Male Chorus, lead
by Harry Hoffman, presented a
program of music Sunday
evening with the residents joining
in the singing.
The April birthday party was
arranged by the Brussels and
Cranbrook Women's Institutes.
The program consisted of songs
and dances followed by the
presentation of birthday gifts to
22 of the residents.
Auburn United Church Women
present a variety program for
Family Night, Thursday evening.
soft music throughout the
ceremony in the .church which
was decorated with candelabra
and pink and, white flowers.
The bride'sgown was in empire
lines of smocked nylon and peau
de sole. Her viel was elbow length.
and she carried a bouquet of
white roses, stephanotis and
daisies.
Auxiliary donate
hockey jackets
Exeter Legion Ladies'
Auxiliary, boosters of many local
projects, passed a motion to give
$300.00 toward purchasing
jackets for the Exeter Pee Wee
hockey team at their meeting
Tuesday night.
The same evening they donated
$25.00 to the Canadian Navy
League and $10.00 for the Exeter
ride-for-cancer.
New officers were elected as
follows: president, Mrs. Rena
Young; first vice-president, Mrs.
Barb Hern; second vice-
president, Mrs. Betty Wedlake;
secretary, Mrs. Marion Frayne
and treasurer, Mrs. Dorothy
Pfaff.
The new executive consists of
Mrs, Irene Jackson, Mrs. Jean
Scott, Mrs. June Grant, Mrs,
Annie Lawson, Mrs. Marg
Edwards, and Mrs. Geraldine
Smith.
The installation of the officers
will take place at a joint
ceremony with the Legion later in
the month.
The past officers banquet will
be held June 19, and the ladies
will cater to several banquets in
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Over 40 members attended the
meeting,
marries
Her sister, Mrs. Sanford Clare
of Victoria B.C. was matron of
honor and wore a gown of mint
green nylon, while Mrs. Ray
Ransley, London, sister of the
groom, the other attendant wore
a similar dress, in powder blue.
They both carried nosegays of
pink roses.
William Milliken was
groomsman for his brother, and
the bride's brothers, John and
Charles Miner acted as ushers.
After the reception in the
church parlours the bride
changed to .a travelling outfit
consisting of a navy dress with
white coat and red accessories,
Mr. & Mrs. Milliken will reside
at 11,11. 7, Sarnia.
RNA GRADUATE
Bonnie Maxine Bilyea, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Max Bilyea,
Granton, graduated from the
Registered Nurses' Assistants
course at Byron, April 16. She
has accepted a position at St.
Joseph's Hospital, London and
commences her duties May 3.
Children born as of Dec. 31,
1966 or before are eligible
Please bring immunization
records and birth certificate
STILL SMILING after biking 15 miles on the Ride-for-Cancer,
Sunday, are the three ladies who got over the route the quickest.
Centre, is Mrs. Bill Green who was the first to sign up for the ride
and who finished in the shortest time. She is flanked by Mrs. Dan
McLeod (left) and Mrs. Ivan Grigg (right). T-A photo
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