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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-04-28, Page 23WIN BOYS VOLLEYBALL TITLE — •The boys championship of Thursday's district elementary school volleyball tournament was won by Exeter Public School, Back, left, coach Mike Soldan, Dave Shaw, Mike Taylor, Rob DeKoker, Doug Robbins, Dave Newton and Peter Tuckey. Front, Walter Van Essen, Rick Linden- field, Bruce Shaw, Steve MacDonald, Kevin Glasgow, and Richad Helm. T-A photo South Hibbert athletic group makes plans for coming year Group visits Safari Times-Advocate, April 28, 1977 Page 23 Saintsbury lady to convention 554.90 sPEQR PLAIN HORIZONTAL SIDING including backerboard ACTUAL COVERAGE .5 MU% 1,, omp :4t 41, CLINTON 482-3405 HENSALL 262-2418 SEAFORTH 527-0910 .::mf.rorft ALUMINUM SIDING BY KAISER The best way to improve your home. Kaiser Siding pays for itself in heat and energy savings because Kaiser is insulated. Great looking with 12 exciting colours. Great lasting with a 20 year no maintenance finish. 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Mr. & Mrs. Earl Greenlee visited Mrs. Vera Greenlee Sunday and took her out for dinner. Mr. & Mrs. Earl Atkinson, Lucan were guests Thursday with Mr. & Mrs. Heber Davis. Sunday the Davis' were dinner guests with Mr. & Mrs. Harry Carroll. lb. 79' lb. 99' lb. 59' 7 lbs. 1.41 '2.09 2/89' 10 lb. box s4,99 Phone pkg. of 2 28 oz. 59' 11 oz. 774 59' 28 oz, 58' Bulk Schneiders Wieners Schneiders Polish Sausage Heart, Liver, Tongue Robin Hood All Purpose Flour Pledge Lemon Aerosol Furniture Polish Comet Cleanser Tide W.I. The annual meeting of the Staffa WI was held Wednesday evening April 20 at the township hall with 12 members present. The president opened the meeting by all repeating the Institute Ode and Mary Stewart Collect, followed by a poem on "Seeds of Goodness". Minutes of the February and March meetings were read and ap- proved. Several thank you's were read and information on the officers conference May 3; 4 and 5 at Waterloo, Huron Country Playhouse and the Tweedsmuir competition was read. Members were reminded of 4H Achievement Days for Major in Meat, the upcoming invitation to Kirkton WI 75th anniversary party, April 27, the 80th an- niversary part of the FWIO July 13 and the District Annual in Sebringville, May 17. A poem was read and a minutes silence ob- served in memory of Miss Olive Speare a life member, and Mrs. Jim Miller, a former member of the WI. Roll Call was answered by an exchange of plants or slips and the payment of fees Mrs. Cameron Vivian read an in- teresting paper on the motto — Challenge makes us grow which had been prepared by Mrs. Filmer Chappel, A good year was reported for the Staffa Womens Institute and there was a complete report from all committees. Mrs. Norman Harburn presented the slate of officers for the coming year and they were installed by Mrs. Russell Worden. Past president, Mrs. John Miller; President, Mrs. Charles Douglas; Secretary treasurer, Mrs. Bert Daynard; District director, Mrs. John Miller; Alternate, Mrs. Ed Chappel; Branch directors, Mrs. George Vivian, Mrs. Lloyd Miller, Mrs. Bert Daynard and Mrs. Alvin Barbour. Pianist, Mrs. Robert McCaughey; Assistant pianist, Mrs. Ed Chappel; Public Relations, Mrs. Frank Hamilton; Press Reporter, Mrs. John Templeman; Assistant, Mrs. Cameron Vivian; Auditors, Mrs, Frank Hamilton and Mrs. Cameron Vivian; Sunshine Committee, Mrs. Russell Worden and Mrs. Ruby Reed. Tweedsmuir Curator, Mrs. Ross McPhail; Tweedsmuir committee, Cameron Vivian, Tom Scott, Alvin Barbour, Mrs. Carter Kerslake, Miss Vera Hambley and Mrs. Ed Chappel; Nominating committee, Mrs. Norman Harburn, Mrs. Orpha Norris and Mrs. Alvin Barbour; Standing Committees — Agriculture and Canadian Industries, Mrs. Lloyd Miller and Mrs. Frank Hamilton; Education and Cultural Activities, Mrs. Bill Mahon and Mrs. Alvin Barbour; Family and Consumer Affairs, Mrs. John Templeman and Mrs. Norman Harburn; Citizenship and World Affairs, Mrs, John Miller and Mrs. Barry Mahon; Resolutions, Mrs. Russell Worden, Personals Darlene Templeman Waterloo spent the weekend with her family. Mr. & Mrs. Allister Young, Havelock spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Jack Butson and boys. Mr. & Mrs. John Miller visited on the weekend with Mr. H. Willard, Colborne, A large crowd attended the farewell service of Rev.W.Jarvis in Cromarty Prebyterian Church Sunday afternoon, Center front pews were occupied by his present cubs and scouts and former members of the cubs and scouts over the past seven years. Presentations were made to Rev. & Mrs. Jarvis from the congregation and to Mr, Jarvis from the cubs and scouts, A social hour followed in the church basement. By MRS. HEBER DAVIS Mrs. Ron Carroll vice- president of the Home and School Council for 13iddulph Central plans to attend the annual con- ference in Toronto beginning Thursday. Mr. & Mrs. Larry Greenlee and Derek and Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Greenlee and girls visited the "African Safari" Sunday. Debbie Greehlee visited her grandparents Rev. George & Mrs. Anderson, Exeter. Band swings into practice The first practice of the year of the Seaforth-Dashwood Community band was held Sunday afternoon in the town hall in Seaforth. More than 30 members were in attendance to start rehearsals and plan activities for the coming year. A music committee consisting of Stan Haist, Melvin Stade and Bruce Cann was named to sort out music and set up the season's program for concerts and parades. Plans were discussed and okayed by all members to accept the invitation to play at the parade in Exeter for the Legion Ladies Auxiliary on May 11 at 7.30 p.m. The next practice will be held Sunday, May 1 at the Dashwood Community Centre at 2 p.m. Any area musicians are more than welcome to attend. Clarke Beans St Pork Sunspun Coffee Creamer White Swan Decorated Toilet Tissue E.D, Smith Garden Cocktail Several from this area at- tended the 60th anniversary of Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Matson in the Legion Hall Exeter Friday evening. Mr. & Mrs. Fred Dobbs at- tended a "Family and Children" banquet and social evening at Wonderland Wednesday evening. Later in the week they were accompanied by Mr. & Mrs. Fred Dobbs, Exeter to the Pineridge Chalet to a dinner and dance, PRODUCE Mac Apples 3 lbs. LETTUCE LETTUCE heads 3/1 #138 ORANGES doz. 69' FROZEN FOOD ••'' McCAIN KRINKLE CUT FRENCH FRIES 4 / '2.39 2 LB, BAGS 11111111ir Shop At Wilson's Jewellery Beside Bank of Montreal, Exeter PLEASING YOU PLEASES US By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN STAF FA A combined annual and regular meeting of the South Hibbert Athletic Association was held April 19, 1977 with eight people in attendance. The treasurer John Scott, reported an overdraft of $38.28 at the bank, plus outstanding ex- penses of $222.77. A bank loan of $3000 on the new booth is also being held, Through grants and other income it was estimated that a further $500 to $1,000 could probably be paid off on the bank loan this year. Don Johns reported that the recreation committee had scheduled a dance at the Mitchell and District Community Centre on December 3, 1977 with the Silver tones playing. The nominating committee composed of Gordon Laing, Jim Miller and Dennis Dow are to have a complete slate of officers for 1977 by the next meeting. It is also hoped that at this time coaches will have been found for teams up to and including the Bantams. Af ter much discussion it was decided that the older teams should be responsible for organizing themselves and fin- ding their own coaches. The association will provide them with financial backing. The next meeting is to be held at 8:30 p.m, May 9 at the ball park. Please come and help support our young people