The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-04-24, Page 11. . . But Now That Spring
Is Finally Here . . . See The
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Family Planning Project
Invites You To Attend
FREE BIRTH
CONTROL CLINIC
Every Tuesday
from 6:30 9 p.m.
HURON COUNTY HEALTH UNIT
Ann St., Exeter
For Information Call 235-1014
Weekdays or Tuesday evenings
All medications, IUD's etc. provided free of charge.
Everyone welcome.
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Friday 10-9
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for Huronview music
RITUAL RECIPIENTS — These five girls, all members of the Beta
Sigma Phi sorority of Exeter, Tuesday received the Ritual of Jewels
AT EVENING AUXILIARY
award. From left 'they are Dorcas Wein, Penny Dinney, Lois Godbolt,
Victoria Zyluk rind Claudette Taylor. T-A photo
International missions studied
Seven new residents were by Stephen ,Burke; dance
welcomed to the Home.at the Old numbers by Laurie Goodall and
Tyme Music and Sing Song Karen Johnston. Watson Webster
program last week. They are played some old time favourites
Mrs, Allan and Mr. and Mrs. on the mouth organ accompanied
IVIcCreath of Goderich; Mrs. at the paino by his daugahter
Watson and Mr, Racho of Marjorie /Nether,
Egmondville; Mrs. Cox of Plans have been made to
Wingham and Bill Govier of change the "Family Night"
Londesboro, programs to Tuesday evening
Marie Flynn, Norman Speir, each week beginning in May with
Jerry Collins and Philip Regier the Harboraires on May 6.
provided the music and the
Clinton Christian Reformed
.af Wnnip eg site volunteers
m
eers assisted with the i
ternoon activities.
The Huronia Mixed Chorus of r we
Mr. & Mrs. Barry Gammon,
Agincourt, visited recently with
her parents, Mr, & Mrs. Eldon
Allen,
Bill Busche and a friend called
on several friends in, the com-
munity last week.
In preparation for Mother's
Day, the junior choir practice
will start Thursday at 8:30 n.m
By MRS. ROBERT LAING
CROMARTY
Mrs. Eldon Allen was hostess
for the April meeting of the
Marian Ritchie Evening
Auxiliary on Tuesday. Jean
Carey presided and opened the
meeting with a reading on
Pentecost. Scripture was read by
Mrs. Frank Hamilton.
Mrs. Allen was in charge of the
study book on rural missions and
was assisted by the 10 members
and six guests. The study com-
pared the methods and results of
The potato, one of nature's
most tasty vegetables, is often
rejected by dieters as being
fattening. Yet food specialists at
the Ontario Food Council,
Ministry of Agriculture and
Food, point out that a medium
bpiled potato (three to a pound),
supplies only 99 calories to your
daily intake. In addition,
properly cooked potato is an
excellent source of vitamin C.
missions conducted in Taiwan,
Canada, India, Korea, and
Nigeria.
The roll call was answered with
a verse on growth. During the
business, Mrs. F, Hamilton
announced the Presbytery bus
trip to be taken to the Niagara
district. on May 7.
The topic on "Creation and
Growth" was taken by Mrs.
Robert Laing.
Following the meeting, a silent
aucition of crafts, sewing, baking
and plants was held. Mrs, Alex
Miller also had a display of
Amway products.
Achievement day attended
Staffa No. 2 4-H Homemaking
Club, "The Sleeping Beauties",
and their leaders, Mrs. Charles
Douglas and Mrs. John Wallace
took part in the Achievement Day
program in Upper Thames
School in Mitchell on Saturday.
Kathy Douglas commented on
the exhibit, "Trim with
Imagination"
County honours were received
by Teresa Wallace and Bonnie
Norris.
Seek bowling win
Cromarty men's bowling team
were winners of the play-offs for
the nine o'clock league. They will
meet the seven o'clock winners
on Monday night to play for the
championship trophy.
Personals
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Stone, London,
and Mr. & Mrs, Hugh Fulton of
Thorndale visited Sunday with
Mr. & Mrs. Otto Walker.
Saturday visitors were Mrs. Jack
McGhee and Mr. & Mrs. Barney
Hussey, of London,
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Laing and
Peter and Mrs. John Jefferson
visited Sunday with Mrs. Bruce
Cleland, Listowel,
Visitors with Mr. & Mrs.
Robert Laing were Mr. & Mrs.
Donald Riehl and boys, Mrs. Alex,
Zimmer, Kevin and Douglas
Zimmer, Stratford.
30 members from Exeter and
surrounding area provided an
Easter Cantata "Haydns
Chorus" on Sunday evening, The
program had been presented on
Easter weekend in Exeter and
arrangements for the present-
nation at the Home were
arranged by the Christian
Women's Club. Mrs. McCaffrey
is director of the chorus with
piano accompaniment by Mrs.
Wildfong and Mrs. Moffatt. Mary
Van Camp thanked the group on
behalf of the residents.
The "Family Night" program
was arranged by Mrs. Marjorie
Huether and included talent from
Wingham, Bluevale, Walton,
Brussels and Clinton.
The vocal numbers were by
Karen Johnston, Julie McCall
and John Heuther who were
accompanied at the piano by
their music teacher, Mrs. Glen
Johnston.
There were piano in-
strumentals by Sheila Burke and
Ian Mann; accordion selections
Robert J. Whilsmith took as his
bride, the former Katherine Ruth
Krone at a ceremony performed
in the Salvation Army Citadel,
Winnipeg, March 29, 1975,
The bride was attended by Mrs.
Sandra Sanderson of Winnipeg,
while the groom's best man was
Jim Brintnell, formerly of
Exeter. Another former Exeter
man, Steve Smith assisted with
the ushering.
Katherine is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, Ronald J. Krone,
Winnipeg, and Robert is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Whilsmith, Exeter.
Others attending the wedding
from this area besides the
groom's parents were Mr. and
Mrs. Robert E. McKinlay,
Ridgetown, Mr. and Mrs. Clare
Wyatt and Denise, Bruce Fulcher
and Mrs. Eileen Burrows, all
former Exeter residents.
The young couple are residing
at Apartment 601, 261 Queen
Street, Winnipeg.