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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-02-17, Page 13• REBEKAHS BAKING — More than $145 was. realized from a baking sale sponsored by Pride of Huron Rebekah Lodge, Displaying some of the baking are Joyce Morgan and Lois McFalls, T-A photo re-seasoN spew Get acquainted with the four-season versatility and big-tractor toughness of our Case Corn pact Tractors. And if you buy now you'll receive: with the purchase of any NEW Case Garden Tractor When you're in the mood to buy, we're in the mood to bargain! Mentally Retarded and Miss Anne McCrea student of Psychology at Western University, and having spent some time in Africa with C.U.S.O. The afternoon guest speaker was Dr, James Seunarine who spoke on the brotherhood of man and entitled his talk "Let's Serve." 4-H start new club The first meeting of the Granton 4-H Club "Consider Your Clothes" was held at the home of leader Mrs, Robt Garrett on Thursday, February 10 at 7 p.m. The meeting opened with the 4-H Pledge followed by introductions, and a welcome to five new members. The business session began with the nominations for officers, the following members were elected, Pres, Brenda Tomlin, Vice Pres. Dianne Garrett, it was decided to have a different secretary for each meeting, who would also act as Press Reporter. Members pamphlets were distributed by the leaders Mrs, Micheal O'Shea and Mrs. Robt Garrett, also the requirements for this course were read over, which is a sewing club. Mrs. O'Shea discussed the record books with the girls, followed by a talk by Mrs. Garrett on Illusions in the dominant line of clothes, and Mrs. O'Shea explained to the members about choosing a pattern, both leaders demon- strated how to take measurements. The meeting closed after the girls formed couples and took each others measurements, The second meeting took place at the home of Mrs. O'Shea on Saturday, opening with the 4-H Pledge followed by the Roll Call which was answered by a "Picture traced or clipped of a garment or ensemble that is a attractive to me." Joanne Lansbergen has recently received a Master of Science degree from the University of Guelph. A former student of South Huron District High School, she received her Bachelor of Science from the University of Guelph in 1974. Ms. Lansbergen is the daughter, of William and Christine Lansbergen, Zurich, On- tario. 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ZURICH 236-4934 236-4321 sommommaimmism • Cut costs with economical Dyfonate. • No objectionable odor problem! This season, use economical, effective Dyfonate. Always follow label direc- tions carefully. 'Reg. T.M. of Stauffer Chemical Company, U.S.A. By MRS. E. SUMMERS ORANTON At the United Church Rev. Elwood Morden conducted the Sunday morning service which twice had to be cancelled owing to the winter weather conditions. Sunday School pupils receiving attendance awards were Leanne, Susanne, Todd, Jody and Wendy Sleeper. 1st pin, Becky Bryan; 2nd pin, Ann Harrett, 4th pin, Allison Brown and Linda Bryan 1st Bar. At the St. Thomas Anglican Church Rev. Mary Mills con- ducted a short prayer service on Sunday at 9.30 a,m. Miss Marion and Miss Helen Herbert took the children downstairs for Sunday School. The remainder of the time was devoted to a Vestry meeting. Unit 4 U.C.W. braved the elements on Wednesday evening February 9, and met at, the home of Mrs. Henry Wissell, this meeting was postponed from the previous week, other units just cancelled theirs. Mrs. Nelson Tate presided and opened the meeting with a hymn followed by the meditation, Psalm 730 repeated in unison and prayer. The World Day of Prayer was announced for Friday, March 4 at the United Church. The program was convened by Mrs. Reg Crawford and Mrs. A, Crockett, Mrs. Crawford presented a paper on God's Good Faith, Mrs. Floyd Dykes and Mrs. Terry Johnson assisted the hostess to serve lunch. Friendly neighbors There was a good attendance of Friendly Neighbors. Wednesday afternoon. I guess people were glad of a change' of scene after being confined at home for so long. Cards, crockinole, shuf- fleboard and pool were enjoyed and later a social time over refreshments. Annual meeting of the Middlesex Presbyterial UCW Mrs. Elwood Morden, Mrs. Fred Cook, Mrs. Leroy Bryan, Mrs. Wilfred Garrett and Mrs, Elmer Summers, all members of Granton U.C.W. attended the annual meeting of the Middlesex Presbyterial U.C.W. at Wesley Knox United Church, London, Thursday. The theme was "Opportunities Unlimited", guest participants on the panel were moderator Rev, Chas. Scott of London Psychiatric Hospital', Jack Burghardt C.F.P.L., Gordon Sleightholme association for the By MRS. HEBER DAVIS Mrs. Fred Dobbs was a guest at a dinner party and baby shower for Dr. & Mrs. Ken Hook at the home of Mrs. Nancy Bol, Thamesford recently. Church service was cancelled Sunday due to roads and weather. Mr. & Mrs. Ken Eaton held a birthday party for Mrs. Eaton's mother Mrs. Leonard at their home Saturday evening. Mr. & Mrs. Heber Davis were dinner guests with Mr, & Mrs. Cleve Pullman, Exeter, Thursday they entertained Mr. & Mrs. M. H. Elston, Centralia and Wesley Heywood, Crediton for dinner Saturday evening. 21111111H1111111IIIIIIIIIIII111111111111111111IIIIIIII: E.; ADAMS Heating & Cooling it. • Heating Systems E I of All Types ' fi E: ri -4 2 Ei INSTALLED, MODERNIZED g. ?.. • and MAINTAINED i = :5 • General Sheet Metal Work • Air Conditioning!. • Humidifiers ▪ • Ventilation 235-2187 133 Huron St., East, Exeter each girl was asked to point out the line and explain why it was attractive for her. A name for the club was discussed, but a decision was not made at the time, Leader Mrs. Garrett explained the colour wheel with the members and talked about colour schemes, such as complementary colours, Monochramatic, and Analogous colours, Mrs. Garrett then used paints to show tints and shades also discussed warm and cool shades, Mrs. O'Shead demonstrated how different colours looked better on different people by placing towels around their necks, also showed her wardrobe and talked about the type of clothes that could be made to add to it. Leader Mrs. Garrett mentions what materials should be bought and what type of pattern should be used on the material also what the girls needed for their sewing box. The members were shown how to straighten their material, and told that it and the zipper should be preshrunk by Mrs. O'Shea. The girls then divided into groups and using the towels found out what colours suited them. The 3rd meeting will be held February 19 at 4.30 p.m. at the home of leader Mrs. Garrett, Persona Is Sincere sympathy is extended to the family of the late Mrs. Douglas (Jean) Tuttle who passed away at St. Mary's Memorial Hospital February 11, 1977 in her 66th year. The late Mrs. Tuttle was the former Jean Douglas. We are happy to report that Mrs. Martin (Carrie) Van- derminnen is now home from hospital, we hope she continues to improve. Mr. & Mrs. Charles Hayden, Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Cook and Mr. & Mrs. Harold Mills have returned home from a vacation in the Barbados. Mr. & Mrs. Jim Marshall of Guelph were Sunday visitors of Mrs. Marshall's parents Mr. & Mrs. Harold (Pete) Wallis prior to the Wallis's leaving for Boco Raton Florida Tuesday. Pete will be attending a clinic, where he hopes to benefit from treatments of a rare disease, this is a motor nerve disorder known as Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis. 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