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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-05-23, Page 9NEW OFFICERS — The slate of officers was elected at the District Annual W. I. held in Zurich. Seated are Mrs. Roylance Westcott, 1st vice; Mrs. James Keys, president; Ruth Skinner, post president. Standing are Mrs. Gordon Elliott, secretary-treasurer; Mrs, Lloyd Ballantyne, assistants Mrs. James Drummond, 2nd vice; Mrs. Gordon Papple, provincial board member, Provincial member visits WI holds district annual Times-Advocate,. May ry PPge 9 974 Na waiting for concrete to cure. Over 100 sizes in stock. from the groom. The bride wore a wide brim- med white hat trimmed with an organdy bow, She carried a bouquet of roses, baby's breath, stephanotis and carnations. Christine Tuckey, London, sister of the bride was the maid of honour. Martha Kneale, Beach 0' Pines, Mrs, Judy Simmons and Kathy Cunningham, both of Waterloo were bridesmaids. The maid of honour wore a gown of pale green gingham and the bridesmaids wore gowns of yellow gingham.Daisies adorned their hair and they carried bouquets of daffodils, daisies and baby's breath. John Lapadat of Waterloo was the best man and Ron Sayeau, Brighton, Mark and Van Tuckey Exeter ushered the guests. The wedding reception was held at the Pineridge Chalet Hensall. For the honeymoon trip to Nassau in the Bahamas the bride wore a pale blue suit with white accessories and carried a red rose. The couple will reside at RR 3, Parkhill. Both bride and groom have recently graduated from the University of Waterloo. ADAMS Heating & Cooling • Heating Systems of All Types INSTALLED, MODERNIZED and MAINTAINED • General Sheet Metal Work • Aii Conditioning • Humidifiers • Ventilation 235-2187 133 Hutan St. East, Exeter photo by Doerr MR. and MRS. LAWRENCE BROWN Will honeymoon in Nassau ‘VAIILliOt CUCUMBERS Are Cool! And YOU Will Be Too . . . 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A duet was sung by Ruth Townshend and Grace Campbell accompanied by Mrs. John Henderson, Mrs. James Keys, president, commented on the theme and her activities over the past year. Mrs.Roylance Westcott presided over the convener's reports and the public relations officer reported a successful year but urged for more new mem- bers. Miss Jane Pengilley, Home Economist reported on the work of the 4-H clubs. There are 102 Gilbert .& Sullivan operettas seem to be getting popular Around here. Last week it was the Public School's Mikado. And next Week, the Huronia Singers will be performing "The Gondoliers." Performances will be at South Huron High School, May 30, 31 and June 1 at 8:00 o'clock. The Singers are under the direction of Mrs. Marion McCaffrey of Exeter. There will be 40 people involved in the production, Special guests in the operetta are soloist, Sue Street of Blyth and pianist Mrs. Carol Carter from Seaforth. Sue, who has been taking voice lessons from Mrs. Marilyn .Zivkovic in Exeter will be going into her second year at the University of Western Ontario's Music Conservatory. Mrs. Carter is the organist for the First Presbyterian Church in Seaforth and used to play for the Huron Centennial Choir, The other accompanist is Mrs, Dorothy Wildfong who's been teaching piano to Exeter children for 15 years, She's been the regular accompanist for the group. About 40 singers are involved in the production. Their everyday occupations range from teachers, to housewives and students. The choir is usually known as the Huronia Male Chorus con- sisting of 33 men. But for "The Gondoliers" women were needed and an ad to that effect placed in the paper, So for this production they are the Huronia Singers. The District Annual meeting of the South Huron WI was held in the Zurich Town Hall with the Zurich WI as hostess. Mrs, James Keys presided over the meeting with a theme of hope and health. A memorial service was led by the Grand Bend WI. After reading scripture each Institute presented a white carnation, in memory of the organizers of the District Organization. Mrs, Sinclair of Kippen replied to the welcome given by Mrs. Geiger, Zurich. Mrs. Alec Hamilton, Grand Bend introduced Mrs. Gordon Papple, the provincial board member, Seaforth and wished The Exeter United Church, decorated with daffodils, daisies and candelabra was the setting of the May 4 wedding of Lawrence R. Brown and Jane C. Tuckey. The bride is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. R. Ross Tuckey, Exeter and the groom is the son of Mr, and Mrs.Ross L. Brown of RR 3, Parkhill. Rev. Glen D. Wright officiated the noon-hour ceremony and Robert Cameron provided the music. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a white 'eyelet gown of polyester trimmed with lace, The gown was ac- cented with long full sleeves and a three tiered skirt. The square neckline was highlighted by a heart-shaped gold locket, a gift •.Shower for bride elect By MRS. WILLIAM KNIT* THAMES ROAD Around one hundred ladies and girls attended a bridal shower on Wednesday evening in the church basement. To the music "The Ode To Love" played by Carolyn Kellett, Judith Cann was escorted to a decorated chair. Mrs. Paul Passmore was chairlady for the programme. A reading "Love Me" was given by Mrs. H. Churchill. Those taking part in a skit "Arriving Home from their Honeymoon", were Carolyn Kellett, Marlene Glanville, Mrs. Murray Dawson, Mrs, H, Churchill, Beth Passmore and Mrs. Paul Passmore, Cheryl Cann sang two numbers accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Ray Cann, A game, Mr. Dress Up, was played with the bride putting on different articles of clothing, Mrs. Ray Cann read the ad- dress and Cheryl Cann, Joyce Cunnington, Marlene Glanville presented Judith with many useful gifts. After opening the gifts, Judith thanked ail those present and invited them to her open house Saturday and also to her reception at the Hensall Arena, June 1. Lunch was then served. Listen Christians Sunday May 26, Mission and Service joint service at Elimville the film "Listen Christian" will be shown with a panel discussion at 10 a.m. The 11 a.m. worship will have participation of midweek groups. There will be no service at Thames Road. Personals Mr. & Mrs. William Lamport, Exeter, and Mr. & Mrs. Glen Lamport attended the graduation exercises at Wilfred Laurier University on Sunday, when Don (Chub) McCurdy received his B.A. Mr. & Mrs. McCurdy then took them all out to dinner at the Waterloo Motor Inn. Mr. & Mrs. Harold Rowe were guests Saturday at the wedding of their nephew, Bob Rowe. Twenty-two people attended the Fellowship Group at Elim- ville Sunday evening. Quite a number from this community attended the C.G.I.T. Mother and Daughter banquet at Elimville, Tuesday evening. clubs in Huron County with 1,100 girls participating. Jane is also planning a one day workshop on Nutrition next spring. At lunch in the Zurich United Church, Rev. Blackwell spoke on the theme of Hope. Rev. Black- well gave special thanks for the donation to the Adult Rehabilitation Centre. Mrs. Carl Payne of Hensall Institute convened a special description on how the Pennies for Friendship go around the world. Mrs. Bradnock expressed greetings fromthe London Area, She reported that the Area Convention will be held at the Central United Church, Strat- ford, Nov. 27, 28 1974. Each branch is asked to donate a gift to be sent with their district president for the craft table. Mrs. Gerald Dearing and Mrs. Cliff Kenney, Crediton com- mented on their display, Homemaking Makes the Home. Mrs. Marion Skinner and Mrs. Gwen Coward, accompanied by Mrs. Marjorie Johns conducted a sing song, and were voted to be in charge of the music for the Area Convention. Mrs. Harry Dougall introduced the skit; Planning a Year's Program. Mrs. Wilfred Coleman, — Please turn to Page 12 akin