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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-05-06, Page 9ACHIEVEMENT DAY exhibits take a lot of thought, time and energy. Above Monica Glavin and Kathie Schenk, Crediton IV, take a final look at their display, 'Finishes for Separates' before the program begins. Below, Darlene Passmore and Debbie Etherington, Hurondale I, work on a poster for their club's exhibition. T-A photo 4 Louise Oke; secretary treasurer, Mrs. Wm. Dougall; assistant, Mrs. John Pym. District director, Mrs. Harold Patterson; alternate, Mrs. Lloyd Ballantyne; branch directors, Mrs. Andy Carter, Mrs. Lloyd Ballantyne, Mrs. R. J. Keller, Mrs. Ray Cann, Mrs. Glen Stewart; hospital representative, Mrs. R. E. Pooley ; emergency, Mrs. Edna Passmore, Mrs. Robert Mayer, Mrs. Stan Mit- chell, Mrs. Charles Snell, Mrs. Harry Dougall, Mrs. Frayne Parsons, Mrs. Hedley May. Pianists Mrs. Ray Cann, Mrs. Harry Strang; song leaders, Mrs. Wm. Dougall, Mrs. Louise Oke, Mrs. Ray Cann. Standing committees: citizenship and education, Mrs. Norman Stanlake; home economics and health, Mrs. Hilton Laing; agriculture and Canadian industries, Mrs. Lloyd Ballantyne; historical research and current events, Mrs. Wm, Dougall; public relations, Mrs. Rhiney Keller, Press reporter, Mrs. Charles Snell; resolutions, Mrs. Harold Patterson; Tweedsmuir history, Mrs. Arthur Rundle, Mrs. Wm. Lamport, Mrs. Mabel Glenn, Ernest Pym; nominating com- mittee, Mrs. Mac Hodgert, Mrs. Robert Mayer; auditors, Mrs. Wm. Lamport, Mrs. Lena Kirkland. Mrs, Roylance Westcott con- ducted the installation of the officers. The past president thanked everyone for their co-operation during the years as president. RE! PROVINCIAL HONORS: Girls receiving provincial honors at Achievement Day for 4-H Homemakers were presented with certificates by Catherine Hunt, home economist for Huron, Saturday. From left, Marlene Stewart, Karen Rodd, Elva Finkbeiner, Miss Hunt, Lois Porter, Brenda Blair, Debra Hem and Sandy Skinner. T-A photo 4-H achievement (-Joy features for .summer show separates One of the most interesting achievment days held in this area for some time was conducted at the auditorium of South Huron District High School, Saturday afternoon. The girls from 12 4-1I Homemaking clubs had just Completed a course "Separates for Summer" and Saturday was the day to show interested friends and relatives what they had achieved. And it was plenty! The girls, most of them wearing clothes they had con- structed themselves, set up exhibits and presented skits to show everything from the most suitable colors to be worn by brunettes, blonds or redheads, to the proper sport styles for dif- ferent figures. The afternoon's program consisted of an exhibit by Crediton I, Colors for You, commentator Katherine Ratz; Crediton II, skit, Cotton for Casual Wear; Crediton exhibit Finishes for Separates, commentators, Kathie Schenk, Monica Glavin; Crediton skit, The Correct Fit; Elimville I, exhibit, Mix and Match, com- mentator, Sheila Hem; Elimville III, skit, The Correct Fit: Elimville II, exhibit, Good Quality in Separates, com- mentators, Sharon Batten, Laura Johns. Hurondale V, skit, Measurements and Pattern Alterations; Hurondale III, exhibit, Mix and Match, com- mentator Susan Davis; Huron- dale II, skit, Sew and Save on Summer Separates; Hurondale IV Skit, Measurement and Pattern Alterations; and Hurondale I, skit, Sports Styles for Your Figure. Comments on exhibits were made by Mrs. A. Brightwell, home economist, Stratford. Catherine Hunt Huron County home economist commented on skits and presented the cer- tificates of achievement. Seven girls who received provincial honors for completing 12 clubs )vere Elva Finkbeiner, Brenda Blair, Debra Hem, Karen ROO, Sandra Skinner, Lois Porter and Marlene Stewart. Those receiving county honors for six clubs completed were Vicki Thorne, Mary Agnes Dietrich, Judy Parson, Carolyn Glanville, Leisa Ritchie, Cathy Easton, and Frieda Zandbergen. 0,101,1114Atioquiroonwicisim,iniminftt.... The Correct Support Makes you feel better as well as look better. That's why most women like the entirely .different principle of design used in Spencer-Spirella supports. Let your Spencer-Spirella.corsetere show you how these foundations can help you. MRS. V. ARMSTRONG 89 ANNE W, EXETER, ONT. ,11111111,1111111111111111,.111111,11111/111,111111111,111111111111,111111111,/111111111111111111111111111111 lllllll ji$ lll lllllllll 11111!! 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And easy to replace, And for the most part, you don't have to dismantle half the car to replace most parts. Take the crumpled up fender in the pic- ture for example. It can be replaced simply by unbolting nine bolts, No welding. No bodywork,Just nine bolts off and nine bolts on. A VW dealer won't have to look high and low for a new fender for you either. He's got all the Parts right at hand, And since anything that needs replacing can be replaced so easily, labour costs are held way down. Which means you don't have to be limit- ed to just headlight smashing. You can job the trunk. Graze the door, Or bump off a bumper. It may make you furious, but it won't make you poor. So if your garage door just happens to jump out in front of you and dent up your VW a bit, don't worry. We don conveniently replace anything you use to stop your VW. Even the brakes. Over go etzee The Exeter Times- Advocate is pleased to send birthday greetings to the following: MRS. ANNIE RAVELLE, R.R. 1, Grand Bend, 84, May 4. MRS. MAY DAYMAN, William Street, 80, May 8. We are happy to give this acknowledgement to our Senior citizens. If you know of anyone who would like to have their birthday printed in this column please let us know, This Split-Bike • Each $5.00 Invested During May Entitles You To A FREE Draw Ticket JOIN Exeter Community CREDIT UNION Phone 23$-0640 Alpha Pi donate to Guide camp At their meeting Tuesday evening, Alpha Pi Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, gave donations to the new Girl Guide Camp and to Huron Hope School. The hostess, Mrs. Robert Dinney, introduced the guest speaker W. J. Hart who spoke On sculpturing, Mr, Hart also exhibited some pieces of art and showed a film, New officers were installed as follows: Mrs. Wilma Wraight, president; Mrs. Louise vice president; Mrs. Debbie Newby, secretary; Mrs. Donna Webster, treasurer. Mrs. Carol Arthur presented the out-going president, Mrs. Marion 'Finney, with a president's gavel pin, and Mrs. Tinney responded by presenting thank yOu memos to all members, Refreshments were served by Mrs. Giffin and Mrs, Dorothy Balsdon. SEPARATES FOR SUMMER was the theme for 4-H Achievement day Saturday at SHDHS. Above, are three of the girls who modelled clothes they had made during their last course, Marlene Stewart, Hurondale V, wears a chic deep purple jump suit topped by a long white vest; Heather Mills, Hurondale III, looks pert in a red, white and blue print romper suit, while Brenda Cooper, also of Hurondale III, models a smart mauve jump suit with frilly blouse. T-A photo The annual meeting 'of the Hurondale Women's Institute was held April 28 when the members met for a smorgasbord supper. The president Mrs. Harold Patterson conducted the business. Roll call was answered by paying fees. Mrs. Lloyd Ballantyne gave a report of the South Huron district executive meeting held in Hensall and Mrs. Roylance Westcott was appointed 2nd vice president for the district. The alternate federated represen- tative is Mrs. Mac Hodgert. Gifts were presented to Mrs. • Mac Hodgert,and Mrs. Norman Stanlake, leaders for the short course. Mrs. Arthur Rundle was appointed to be responsible for the Pennies for Friendship at the District Annual in Hensall, May 20. • Delegates for District annual are Mrs. Harold Patterson, Mrs. Lloyd Ballantyne, Mrs. Wm. Dougall, Mrs. Carl Mills and Mrs. Alvin Moir. Reports were read from all committee conveners. Mrs. Gerald McFalls, presided over election of officers as follows: past president, Mrs. Harold Patterson; president, Mrs, Garnet Hicks; first vice president, Mrs. Carl Mills; second vice president, Mrs. • • Install officers H uronciaieWomen's Institute hears reports