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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-06-09, Page 7DISPLAY BLOUSES — Cathy Chamberlain, Kathy. Kilby and Carol McCallum of Ailsa Craig's 4-H Club display the blouses they sewed in their recent course at the Achievement Day held at the North Middlesex District High School in Parkhill, Saturday. Photo by Scheifele East Williams school completes track meet CREDIT UNION Buy your home, life and auto insurance from a friend CIAG, Your Credit Union Sponsored Insurance Company Co-operation among Co-ops LOCATED IN CREDIT UNION OFFICE 430 MAIN ST. S., EXETER CLINTON COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION THE CO-OPERATORS Exeter Branch 235-0640 235-2120 We can look after all your needs for Wedding Invitations and Stationery I- * Matches * Serviettes * Etc. Come in and look over our many samples and place your order. 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Noble Grand Olive Hicks welcomed DDP Mary Fisher and members from Hensall, Clinton, Goderich, Brussels and Seaforth Lodges to their 30th Birthday Party, PNG Audrey MacGregor showed a picture of the first Of- ficers when the Lodge was in- stituted in 1947 and read a clip- ping of the event. Sister Leone Brock presented Sister Dorothy Marks with her 20 year jewel. VG Joyce Morgan gave a report on her visits to the sick. Our annual pot luck picnic will be held June 13th at the home of NG Olive Hicks at 6:30 pm, Br- ing your own chair, cutlery and dishes. There will be a bus leaving the Lodge rooms Friday June 10th at 7 p.m. for Monkton Lodge where Pride of Huron will do the open- ing of lodge. A bus will leave the Legion parking lot Thursday June 23 at 3 p.m. for Toronto when members will attend the installation of John Broadfoot as Grand Master. After lodge contests were en- joyed and a lunch was served of sandwiches, birthday cake and ice cream. The bus left the church at 7;30 a.m. with 41 ladies aboard. Although rain followed all the way, it did not dampen the spirits and a sing song shortened the trip. Upon arrival at our host church, Grace United, members were met by a very friendly lady who acted as guide, First she took us to St. Andrews Presbyterian church which was built in 1831 and still maintains its box pews and unique high pulpit. The original building was burned in the war of 1812. The present minister told us much of the history of the church and answered questions for us. Next visited was St. Marks Anglican church with it's beautiful stained glass windows. It was also burned during the war of 1812 but the original stone walls remained and were used for the present structure, Then a visit to St. Vincent de Paul Catholic church founded in 1826 and completely renovated in 1964. The original frame church was enlarged by a 12 sided polygon addition but most of the old structure was preserved in its original form. The bus returned to Grace United Church where the ladies were welcomed to a delicious buffet luncheon. A short devotional was conducted by Flora Doerr and Alice McLean with the theme of Friendship. After an hour of browsing through the tourist boutiques on Main St. the tour took in some of the large beautiful old homes with their park-like grounds. On the way home members stopped for a steak dinner at Kitchener and arrived home about 9:30 p.m. SCIENCE GRAD — Ross W. Huntley received his BSc. from the University of Western Ontario on June 3. He is presently employed by Trigg Woolett and Associates in the Northwest Territories and plans to continue studies in Geophysics at. UWO in September. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Bill Huntley, Ex- eter. Photo by Doerr FASHION GRAD — Katherine M. MacGregor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. MacGregor, Exeter, graduated from Sheridan College, Oakville, from the Fashion Technique and Design Course. She has been employed by the Shakespearean Festival Theatre, Stratford and the Huron Country Playhouse, Grand Bend in the costume department. a careless k match Maltetirif, Sororities end year Members of Alpha Pi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met Monday evening June., at the Garage in London. There a lovely dinner was enjoyed by all. Members have also been very busy at several other functions during the last two months. Wednesday May 18, both groups met to view a lovely display of quilts at Kirkton Copmmunity Centre. Tea was served following the display. Friday May 18, Sorority members and husbands, and general public attended the annual spring formal. Theme of this year's dance was "Days of Wine and Roses", and music was provided by "Larry Dennis and Society." It too was held at the Kirkton Community Centre. A plant party took place at the Exeter United Church, Tuesday May 24, attended by Alpha Pi members, their mothers or a substitute mother, Many thanks to Jo-Anne Dinney for an in- formative talk on plants. HOME EC GRAD — Lois Ann Porter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Porter, Exeter recently graduated from the University of Windsor with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Home Economics. She has been accepted into the Dental Hygiene program at St. Clair College in the fall. MEDICAL SECRETARY — Deb- bie Dickey, daughter 'of Mr. and Mrs. John Dickey, RR 1, Centralia recently graduated from the Medical Secretary Course at Fanshawe College. A graduate of Biddulph Central and Medway High School she has accepted a position at Westminster Hospital, London. By JOY SCHEIFELE Although the weather didn't look too promising Thursday, morning, officials at East Williams Public School decided to proceed with plans to hold the annual Field Day events, - and the weather provided pleasantly cool, perfect conditions. A total of eighteen new school records were set, and one tied this year. In the open events Elizabeth Ingham, Ingrid Doek and Wendy Currie placed first, second and third in the 11 & under girls 400 metres; Brad Roth, Billy Ingham and David Bunnett placed first, second and third respectively in the 11 & under boys 400 metres; Marla Bulgin, Karen Roth and Mary Ann Watson placed in the girls 12 and over 400 metres; Stephen Thomson, Jeff Boutcher and Robert Scafe were 1st, 2nd and 3rd in the 12 and over boys 400 metres. In the Girls Open 800 metres winners were Elizabeth Ingham, Marla Bulgin and Kelly McFadden with Jeff Boutcher, Robert Scafe and Robbie Whit- more best in the boys open 1500 metres. Diane Turner, Brenda Gillies and Susan Ingham were the winners in the 8 and under girls high jump; with Diane Turner, Christine Cornish and Monica Scheifele winning the standing broad jump. The long jump winners were Diane Turner, Tina Martell and Christine Cornish and the 75 metre dash winners were Diane Turner, Christine and Tina Martelle. In the boys 8 and under the 75 metre dash was won by Chris Hughes, Dale Roth and Bart Craig; the long jump by Dale Roth,' Chris' Hughes and John Crawford: the standing broad jump by Dale Roth, Chris Hughes and Philip Jamieson; and the high jump by Bart Craig, David Boutcher and Tim Cant. In the girls 9 & 10 the high jump winners were Marta Brunner, Lori Bannister and Sharon Twynstra; standing broad jump winners, Shelley Davies, Lori Bannister and Kim Walsh; long jump winners, Shelley Davies, Kim Walsh and Sharon Twyn- stra; 75 metre dash, Marta Brunner, Jodi Duerksen and Sharon Twynstra. In the boys 9 & 10 the 75 metre dash winners were Bill Ingham, Brad Roth and David Shepley; long jump winners, Robbie Devlugt, Billy Ingham and Harold Rowley; standing broad jump winners, Brad Roth, Billy Ingham and Robbie Devlugt; high jump winners, Robbie Devlugt, Brad Roth and Billy Ingham. In the girls 11 events, high jump winners were Ingrid Doek, Wendy Currie and Shelley Simpson; triple jump winners, Debbie Watson, Deily McFadden and Elizabeth Ingham; long jump Wendy Currie, Karen McLachlan and Ingrid Doek; 100 metre dash, Elizabeth Ingham, Ingrid Doek and Wendy Currie; shot put Ingrid Doek, Rhonda Steeper and Kelly McFadden. In the boys 11 events the 100 metre dash winners, Bill Tama, Stephen Aszalos and Steven McLeish; long jump Bill Tama, Jim Fletcher and Jonathon Arnel; triple jump Jonathon Arnel, Steven McLeish and Stephen Aszalos; high jump Ron Lewis, Jonathon Arnel, and Mike Cant; shot put, Stephen Aszalos, Murray Ravelle and Wayne MacGregor. In the girls 12 events, high jump, Mary Ann Watson, Sharon Paff and Cindy Hooper; triple jump, Mary Ann Watson, Sharon Paff and Wendy Brunner; long jump, Mary Ann Watson, Karen Roth and Wendy Brunner; 100 metre dash, Mary Ann Watson, Sharon Paff and Wendy Brunner; shot put, Mary Ann Watson, Elizabeth Rose and Sharon Paff. In the 12 year old boys' events, 100 metre dash winners were John Aszalos, Louis Ravelle and Russell Cox; long jump, Frank Brubacher, Louis Ravelle and Mark Shipway; triple jump, Frank Brubacher, Louis Ravelle and John Aszalos; high jump, John Aszalos, Mark Shipway and Jim Simpson; shot put, Louis Ravelle, Frank Brubacher and John Aszalos, In the 13 year old girls and over high jump winners were Dorothy Nordemann, Marla Bulgin and Yvonne Nordemann; triple jump, Maria Bulgin, Yvonne Nor- demann, Gayle Slater; long jump, Marla Bulgin, Gayle Slater and Cheri Otterbein; 100 meter dash, Gayle Slater, Cheri Otterbein and Marilyn Thomp- son; shot put, Cheri Otterbein, Yvonne Nordemann and Marla Bulgin. In the boys 13 yrs. and over events 100 metre dash winners were Ian McKeen, Stephen Thomson and Jeff Boutcher; long jump, Don Brubacher, Ian McKeen and John McAlpine; triple jump, Don Brubacher, Ian McKeen and Brian Watson; high jump, Don Brubaclrr, Stephen Thomson and Ian McKeen; shot put, Ian McKeen, Don Brubacher and Robert Scafe. Times-Advocate, June 9, 1977 Page 7 AC girls get honours 0.4 o41 Shop Ati—mi Wi I son's Jewel ley Beside Bank of Montreal, Exeter PLEASING YOU PLEASES US and azizzzzz~zzzzz z- CONTINUES ALL THIS WEEK 20% TO 50% OFF ALL FABRICS Main St., Exeter Mon. to Sat. 10-6 Friday 10-9 Open Wednesday' 235-1 153 TOGETHER TO SERVE the co-operators Cathy Chamberlain and Cheri Otterbin of Ailsa Craig both received County Honours at the 4-H Homemaking Club Achievement Day held at the North Middlesex District High School in Parkhill, Saturday. Cathy is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Bill Chamberlain and a member of the Ailsa Craig 4-H and Cheri is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Howard Otterbin and member of the Beechwood Club No. 2. Mrs, R. Lewis, District President-of the Middlesex North. W.I. presented the honours. The clubs have recently con- cluded the course "Consider Your Clothes" and displays were set up by the various groups, With. their finished blouses being. displayed. Each. of the 12 clubs par- ticipated in a Fashion Review which gave testimony to the fine work the girls have completed, Co-Ordinate Your Clothes was the title of a skit presented by the Ailsa Craig Club,