HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-09-22, Page 12LUCAN SQUIRTS WIN PLAYOFF — The playoff championship of the district minor soccer league in the
squirt division was won by Lucan. Shown with coaches Charlie Molencamp and Jim Craig are back, left,
Mike Annis, Erin McComb, Dave Manders, Ron Van Geel, Jeff Reymer, Ray Van Geel, Mike Radcliffe and
Mark Morrissey. Front, Dave Annis, Dwayne Lyons, Jeff Turnbull, Pieter Molencamp, Ian Craig, Kevin
Koricina, Peter Bakker and Scott Finlayson. T-A photo
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Organizing children's choir • • I .
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Many Fair draw prizes. Page 12 September 22, 1977 Guide leaders
meet in council
Commissioner Louise Giffin
welcomed new and former
leaders to the Girl Guide Aux
Sable District Council meeting
Monday night at the Exeter Scout
Hall.
Plans were made to start the
fall activities with seven packs in
the District.
Registration for Exeter Girl
Guides, Rangers and two
Brownie packs will be held at the
Scout Hall Wednesday, Sep-
tember 28 from 7 to 8 p.m.
Meetings will be Brownies,
Tuesday and Wednesday 4:15 to
5:30 p.m, and Guides, Wednesday
7:30 to 9 p.m.
Registration for Huron Park
Girl Guides, Rangers and
Brownies will be held at McCurdy
School Tuesday, September 27
from 7 to 8 p.m. Kirkton have
already had registration.
Twenty-nine members from
the District attended Keewaydin
Girl Guide camp this summer
and two Exeter Girl Guides spent
a week at Doe Lake Girl Guide
camp.
MOVE QUARTERS
Due to renovations to the old
Exeter town hall, the Ontario
Ministry of Transportation and
Communications quarters have
been moved.
Driver examination officers
will be at the Exeter Scout House
each Monday from 9 a.m. to 4
p.m.
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A new and unique idea in the
field of community music begins
this week with the formation of
the Huronia Children's Choir,
under the direction and
leadership of Mrs. Marianne
McCaffrey and Dr. Ralph Topp.
This ecumenical choir will
bring together children from the
town of Exeter and surrounding
area in lively presentations of
primarily sacred music in a
variety of forms,
"We have discovered that
younger children, in particular,
love the acting and musical
vitality of folk musicals, which
they are capable of doing with
great vigor", said Mrs.
McCaffrey. "Older children
enjoy the challenge of more
difficult music and we hope to•
provide that challenge".
Dr. Topp pointed out that, in
order for senior choirs in
churches and the community to
survive, choral training should
begin at the junior choir level,
"It is our intent to provide this
training and create an interest in
music at an early age", he said.
In the past year, the choir,
under the sponsorship of Exeter
United Church, has presented a
variety of services at churches
throughout the community.
Those , have heard these
children are well aware of the
quality and variety of musical
ability they present. Their first
attempt at competition work
"The Huronia Male Chorus and
the Huronia Singers combine
many religions in a single voice
of praise", Mrs. McCaffrey said,
"and the children will have the
same freedom here as adults. We
have in the past participated in a
great many church services in
many musical settings and it is
our intention to continue in this
vein."
Dr. Topp and Mrs. McCaffrey
have applied to Wintario and to
the town of Exeter for money to
support the choir but as yet have
not heard any report from either
source.
The choir will practice in the
high school on Thursday evenings
from 7:00. to 8:15 p.m. The
criteria for acceptance is based
not on age, but on the ability to
read easily, Mrs. McCaffrey
points out that a child who cannot
read becomes very frustrated
and soon loses interest in trying
to cope with the music.
"I would rather tell a parent
that we want his child to wait a
year and have that child come
back to us eager and excited,
than to see a child quit because of
frustration and ultimately quit
singing."
resulted in winning the Bradshaw
Trophy at the Kiwanis Festival in
Stratford.
After much discussion and
serious thought, Mrs. McCaffrey
and Dr, Topp came to the
decision that religion should not
be a barrier to the presentation of
sacred music.
Visitors to the Exeter Fall Fair
Friday and Saturday will again
have the opportunity to win
valuable prizes in the annual
draw.
The first prize this year is a
hind quarter of beef donated by
the Exeter District Co-Op. Holder
of the second ticket drawn will
take home a side of pork through
the courtesy of Earl Lippert
Trucking.
Quality Produce of Exeter
provides the third prize of a side
of lamb and a fair director Roy
Pepper is supplying a case of oil
as the fourth prize.
Fifth prize is a turkey from
Queens, babies
from Page 7
1 — Elaine Pfaff
2 — Michelle Robinson
3 — Barb Wein
4 — Helen Brand
5 — Heather McDonald
6 — Carol Allen
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