HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-03-03, Page 9WINNERS IN PUBLIC SPEAKING — Four area separate schools tea part in a public speaking contest at
Mt. Carmel, Thursday. The winners are shown above. From the left are juniors John Giffin, Precious Blood,
third; Daniel Creces, St. Boniface, second; Angie Wraight, Precious Blood, first; seniors Annette Blom, St.
Boniface, first; Carolyn Miller, St. Boniface, second and Mike Fleming, Mt. Carrhel, third. T-A photo
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About 75 women attended
Women Together, March 23, at
the Presbyterian church
basement when Louise Landry
was the guest speaker.
Miss Landry who teaches
Fashion and Design at Centralia
College spoke on the '77 Look for
Spring Fashions, She said hair
styles will be short and sleek
giving a healthy, shining look,
Predominate colors shown for
spring are black, off white and
red. Vests will be back, she
stated, in a bolero type style and
shoes will be flat worn with rolled
ankle socks for the avant-garde,
Miss Landry also demon-
strated how one dress can be
changed to meet the needs of
different occasions simply by
changing the accessories. She
stressed costs of clothing can he
kept within reason by this means
and by making one's own ac-
cessories. She displayed several
scarves she had made from
material in local stores which
cost considerably less than
buying them in dress shops.
Penny Dinney, proprietress of
the Penny Farthing Book Store in
Exeter, presented a special
feature on how to choose books
for your children. She had
several, books on display and
gave readings from some of those
she recommended. Her talk was
Auxiliary plans
for penny sale
The regular meeting of the
Exeter Legion Ladies Auxiliary
took place on Monday night in the
Legion Hall, Plans were made to
visit Westminster Hospital,
Wednesday, March 2, to play
bingo with the patients.
Comrade Dorothy Pfaff
reported that the lVfarch of Dimes
campaign had once again been a
success and a donation of $25.00
was received from the Auxiliary.
The president reported that the
Zone Rally for Auxiliaries will be
held May 11 with Exeter playing
host.
Sports Officer Barb Hearn
announced that the annual
bowling tournament will be held
on April 13. A donation of $300
was made to the Provincial
Command for student bursaries,
This same amount is also
duplicated every year toward two
bursaries for two local High
School graduates.
A letter was read from Cansave
reporting on the education and
family background of the child
the Auxiliary sponsors every
year.
At next month's meeting there
will be a penny sale with the
proceeds going to Bunny Bundle.
This month's mystery prize was
won by Comrade Janice Frayne.
Comrade President Noel
Westlake chaired the meeting.
especially informative for the
young mothers present.
A short inspirational story was
told by Barbara Beckett, and the
ladies enjoyed a time of coffee
and friendly chit-chat at tables
deco.rated in the Valentine
theme.
Sandra Strang was the hostess,
and over 50 children were in the
three nurseries provided for
them.
Reports were given from the
various interest groups that have
sprung out of Women Together.
These include cooking, knitting,
crocheting, bridge, euchre,
weight control, decoupage and
Bible study. For information call
235-1509.
Kids weekend
a success
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Officials of the Pineridge
Chalet report this week that
profits from the recent weekend
for Crippled Children now stand
at $3,838.27
Shirley Mousseau told the T-A
Tuesday "We still have a little
money to come in with most ex-
penses paid so this figure will be
about right."
Draw tickets are still on sale
for 10 valuable prizes. The draw
will be made March 19 at the
Chalet dance.
Mrs. Mousseau said the Chalet
and the Pineridge snowmobile
club wish to thank many persons
and groups for their assistance
and co-operation in making the
weekend a success.
All monies are being turned
over to the London Crippled
Children's Treatment Centre.
They are as follows:
- O.P.P. for bringing their dis-
play trailer and for their
general assistance.
- 4-H Snowmobile Club for
providing free rides
- local merchants who sponsored
advertising
- Bluewater Playboys for the
Saturday afternoon entertain-
ment.
- Thursday crew who brought
tractors and blowers to clear
the parking.
- to those who made donations of
cash, moose meat, trophies and
prizes.
- Duttman's Bakery, Weston's
Bakeries, Signet Distributors,
Tuckey Beverages, Elder
Enterprises, Drysdale's
Hardware, Livingstone's
Stationery for nibrchandise
donations
- To special guests Bill Brady,
Ralph Dufus and Big Al
- to Radio shack for the sound
system
- to all the entertainers who took
part in the Sunday afternoon
show.
- to all the members and friends
of the club who worked and
helped in many ways.
A grade 11 student at South
Huron District High School,
Carol Allen was named. Western
Ontario Farm Show Princess in.
London, Tuesday.night.
Carol, the daughter of Mr, and
Mrs. William Allen, RR 1,
Woodham bested 20 other con-
testants and was crowned by last
year's winner Carolyn Adams,
RR 4, Denfield, The 1977
Princess received a set of
stainless steel cutlery.
The Elimville Women's
Institute sponsored Carol in the
competition.
Two other South Huron
students were entered. They
were Lisa Jane Westcott and
Carol Dougall and were spon-
sored by the Exeter Agricultural
Society and Hurondale Institute,
respectively.
The Federal Business
Development Bank, a Crown
Corporation promotes and assists
the growth and creation of
Canadian Business Enterprises,
particularly those of smaller size.
Specifically, the Bank provides
direct financial assistance
(terms loans), management
counselling, training and in-
formation on government
programmes available to
Canadian Business.
John MacKenzie with several,
years business banking ex-
perience, has been assigned the
responsibility of servicing the
requirements of businessmen in
the Exeter zone.
While John will be operating
Four of the contestants attend
Medway High School at Arva.
They were Janis Kestle,
Clandeboye; Pamela Moor, RR
3, Lucan; Janice Sinker, RR 2,
Ilderton and Melanie Jane
Walker, RR 1, Thorndale.
North Middlesex District High
School in Parkhill was
represented by Margie Luther,
RR 4, Parkhill; Lisa Mallard,
RR 8, Parkhill and Dale Watson,
RR 5, Parkhill.
Also competing from this area
was Sharyn Jones, RR 3, Thorn-
dale, a student at St. Marys
District Collegiate.
The 1977 princess will be
present for Farm Show activities,
and is asked to attend special
farm and agricultural events
held throughout the area during
the year.
out of the Stratford Branch office,
which services the Counties of
Perth and Huron, he will be in his
assigned area several times
monthly to conduct follow-up
feasibility assessments and to
respond to referrals from local
financial institutions, realtors,
and chartered accountants on
behalf of their clients.
In addition, he also "sets up
shop" at Les Pines Hotel, Exeter
on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of
each month, for the purpose of
conducting confidential in-
terviews with local businessmen
directly. The actual dates of his
visits are pre-advertised in the
Exeter Times Advocate monthly.
Next meeting of Women
Together will be March 16 when
Exeter lawyer Keith McLean will
speak on laws of special interest
to women. Also at this meeting,
Susan McAllister will give a
demonstration on the making of
apple dolls.
Titres-Advocate, March 3, 1977
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