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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-04-26, Page 8McCURDY'S YOUNG SINGERS - Education Week at J.A.D. McCurdy school wound up with a musical con- cert. Above, grade one students are singing the Robin Song. The robin at the extreme right is Leigh Barnard. The others are, back, left, Tim Curtis, Scott Merrylees, Fatima Assaf, Lorraine Groulx, Michael McMillan, Karen Borden, Sharon Beer, Lorraine McDonald, Donna Noseworthy and Michael Hunt. Front, Crystal Lowe, Sharon Gloor, Murray MacDonald, Cheryl Gloor, Melvin Dennis, Terry Coderre, Donna Marche, Gerry Grubbe, Jamie Denny, SteSren Hamer and Jim Gwynn. T-A photo. Cromarty ladies talk on birth control, agriculture ATTENTION Water Front Property Owners INSTALL Gabion Groins and Sea Walls FOR MORE STRENGTH and ECONOMY USE Sheet Steel Piling FREE ESTIMATES ON REQUEST L. H. TURNBULL & SON LTD. 238-2006 Grand Bend Call Ron Turnbull at 218-2017 After 6:00 p.m. Beat The Heat . . . 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Mr. & Mrs. Grant Brown of Sarnia accompanied by Mrs. Brown's parents, Mr. & Mrs. Lee Smith, Saskatchewan, Mr, & Mrs. Reid Brown, Roxanne and Rosemary, Lambeth were Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Thompson. Elaine Powe, St. Catharines spent the weekend at the home of her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Powe. read, from the Leprosy Mission for used stamps, and from Mrs. Calder McKaig. For the topic, Mrs. Norman Harburn read a story. The pianist, Mrs. Duncan Scott, played an instrumental. The study book, "Too Many Mouths to Feed," was presented by Mrs. Beverly Taylor and Mrs. John Templeman. Topics included agriculture, birth control, and industry. Mrs. John Miller read a poem, By MRS, J. TEMPLEMAN STA F FA Mrs. Ross Smale, Mrs. Norman. Harburn and Mrs. Bert Daynard were hostesses for the annual meeting of the Staffa Women's Institute held in the township hall on April 18, The president Mrs. John Miller presided and opened the meeting. Roll call was answered by nine members with the payment of fees for the coming year. Members were reminded of the District Annual to be held in Mitchell May 15. Delegates to the annual are Mrs. E. Chappel, Mrs. J. Miller and Mrs. C. Douglas. A donation was made to Bunny Bundle. A letter of appreciation for the five crib quilts received was read from War Memorial Hospital. By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE A party for Shirley-Ann Adelung of Edmonton, Alberta and Dennis Cann of Penawa, Manitoba was held in honor of their forthcoming marriage on Saturday evening at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Reg Hodgert. A humorous mock wedding then took place. Mrs. Chester Merkley read the address and Brenda Hodgert and Cathy Miller presented the bride and groom to be with many gifts. Those attending were Mrs. Velma Bunker, Brampton; Mr. & Mrs. Earl Johnston; Mr. & Mrs, Chester Merkley; Mr. & Mrs. Roy Merkley, London; Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Johnston, Whalen; Mrs. John Templeman presided while all reports were read and approved. The president gave her summary of the past year thanking all who contributed in anyway. Mrs. Lloyd Miller presented the slate of officers for 1973-74 and Mrs. John Templeman presided for the installation. The officers are: past president, Mrs. Ed, Chappel; president, Mrs. John Miller; first vice president, Mrs. Charles Douglas; second vice president, Mrs. Bert Daynard; secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Charles Douglas; assistant secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Jo Van Valkengoed; district director, Mrs. Ed. Chappel; alternate, Mrs. Carter Kerslake; branch directors, Mrs. Cameron Vivian, Mrs. Robert Parsons, Mrs, Mary Gardiner; Mrs. Isobelle Cann; Mr. & Mrs. Carman Cann, Exeter; Mr. &Mrs. Andy Miller and Cathy, Exeter; Mr. & Mrs, Jim Love, Grand Bend; Mr. & Mrs. Harry Jeffery; Mr. & Mrs. Ray Cann; Mr. & Mrs. William Cann. 441 The eighth meeting of the spring project "Sportswear from Knits" was held on Monday in the church basement. The roll call was answered by each of the members with "One thing you have learned during this club". After this the girls held a fashion show which was done in front of the Women's Institute, Russell Warden Mrs. Roy McDonald, pianist, Mrs. Robert McCaughey; assistant pianist, Mrs. Ed. Chappel; auditors, Mrs. Ross McPhail, Mrs. Robert McCaughey, press reporter, Mrs. Cameron Vivian; assistant, Mrs. Norman Harburn; public relations, Mrs. Frank Hamilton; sunshine committee, Mrs. Garnet Taylor, Olive Speare and Mrs. Russell Worden; Tweedsmuir curator, Miss Vera Hambley; Tweedsmuir committee, Mrs. Carter Kerslake,Alvin Barbour, Lisle Worden, Tom Scott and Leslie Butson. Standing committees; agriculture and Canadian in- dustries, Mrs. Ross Smale, Mrs. John Templeman; citizenship and world affairs, Mrs. Lloyd Miller, Mrs. Ross McPhail, education and cultural activities, Mrs. Jo Van Valkengoed, Mrs. Carter Kerslake; family and consumer affairs, Mrs. Bert Daynard and Mrs. George Vivian; resolutions, Mrs. Ed. Chappel; nominating committee, Mrs. Cameron Vivian, Mrs. Bob Parsons, Mrs, Russell Worden. Knitwits The eighth meeting of the Staffa Knitwits, was held Monday morning at the home of Mrs, William Butson. The roll call, "name the techniques used in your garment" was answered by all girls. Mrs. Jeffery told us the requirements for record books and types of pictures to include in them. Mrs. Butson then discussed how to evaluate the garments. Mrs. Jeffery, aided by some members, evaluated some of the completed outfits. For the duration of the meeting, the girls practiced modeling. Personals Attending the Duncan-Warren wedding in Thames Road United Church on Saturday were Mrs. Wilbur Miller and Ken, Mr. & Mrs. John Miller, Karen, Shirley and Steven, Mr. & Mrs. Russell Miller, Lee, Teresa, Gordon and Mark. Darlene Templeman has completed her semester at Waterloo University and is spending some time with her family. Home for the Easter weekend with their parents, Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Miller were, Mr. & Mrs. Jim Cross and Janet Miller, London. Visiting with Mrs. Sam Norris and Mr. & Mrs. Bob Norris and family on the weekend were, Mrs. Ethel Lyall, Nancy and David, Toronto, Mr. & Mrs. Jim Norris and Garry, Brampton, Jeffery Rolph, Mitchell and Mr. & Mrs. Eric Norris and Sean, Ste, Anne de Bellevue, Quebec. Mr. & Mrs. Bob Doupe and baby visited Sunday evening with Mr. & Mrs. Russell Miller and family, Visiting with Mr. & Mrs. John Templeman and family on Sunday were Mrs. Dale Martyn, Michelle and Wanda, Russeldale, Mr. & Mrs. David Capling, London. Mrs. Robert Mayer, Mrs. Lloyd Miller and Mrs. John Tern- pleman, visited Sunday with their mother, Mrs. Robert Duncan, Huronview. See long delay before cable TV Cable TV may be coming to the Exeter, Huron Park and Cen- tralia area, but don't hold your breath until it arrives. Huron MP Robert McKinley advised Exeter council this week he had investigated the matter on behalf of Bluewa ter Cable TV and had learned that no date has yet been set for the hearing of their application. Several council members groaned audibly when McKinley's letter sai4. he was "not hopeful for a hearing date before September". A pat on the hack, though only a few vertebrae removed from a kick in the pants, is miles ahead in results. By MRS. ROBERT LAING Mrs. John Miller presided for the Easter meeting of the Marian Ritchie Evening Auxiliary. Following the call to worship, a hymn was sung. Mrs. Glenn Elliott read the scripture and the meditation and prayer were given by Mrs. Miller. The roll call, "How I can make Easter more meaningful," was an- swered by nine members and two visitors. Thank you notes were By MRS. FRED BOVVDEN CENTRALIA Mrs. Lorne Hicks has returned home after vacationing in Sun City, Arizona and San Diego, California. While in Arizona she was a guest with her sister-in- law, Miss Helen Hicks. Easter Service Communion was observed at the Easter service in the United Church on Sunday morning with a large congregation in at- tendance. Rev. Beaton delivered a fine Easter message and the choir sang two anthems. The offertory music was an organ and piano duet by Mrs. Hodgins and Marikay. Easter lilies and other flowering plants decorated the church. Persona Is The "Luncheon is Served" supper, sponsored by the U.C.W. in the schoolroom of the church on Wednesday evening of last week was attended by about 100 people. Mrs. Turner was the hostess. Marie Powe, bride-elect, was guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower in the schoolroom of the United Church Thursday evening. Mrs. Chas. Rowe of Windsor was an Easter weekend visitor with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Essery. Custom Slaughtering and Processing To Individual Requirements Cattle c^d Hogs ore Government inspeciec: in our Modern Abattoir for Your Protection. 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Three Explorers, Bonnie Norris, Andrew and Murray Laing, assisted by Margaret Laing, presented a number from the Explorers' Prayer Service. Andrew and Margaret Laing played a guitar and accordion duet with the latter also playing an accordion solo. The roll call was Rejoice. Mrs. Charles Douglas gave a reading and the Sari Dance was learned with Mrs. J. Miller, Mrs, C. Douglas, Mrs. R. Laing, Mrs. L. Gardiner, Margaret and Murray Laing and Bonnie Norris taking part. Centralia woman home from holiday Honor bridal pair at Thames Road Cal/ Today For FREE Estimates on a Westinghouse TOTAL INDOOR COMFORT SYSTEM Complete Heating and Cooling L. W. KLEINSTIVER MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR Doshwoocl 237.3661