Times-Advocate, 1979-04-25, Page 7for the
Saskatchewan.
Seniors postponed
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parenting meeting on Wednesday
Bake sale at Resource Centre,
GET SPECIAL HONOURS — Provincial and Advanced Honours were presented at Saturdays' Perth 4-H Achievement Day in
Kirkton. From the left are Advanced winner Agnes Denham, Kirkton and Provincial Honour recipients Jo-Anne Foster, Glenn
Gowrie, Joan Ross, Kirkton, Jo-Anne Everitt, Kirkton and Sharon Hocking, Staffa. T-A photo
The May meeting of the
ExeterSenior^citizens will be
Denton Gaiser has been
transferred to the Regina
branch of Pumps and
Softeners Ltd. as marketing
representative
province of
Tuesday evening, May 8,
because of a Zone 8 district
meeting.
The zone meeting will be
held at the Grand Bend
Anglican Church on High
way 21 on May 1.
Registration is between 9
a.m. and 10 a.m. Lunch is
being provided.
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be held at the
Centre this
By LYNNE FARQUHAR
The Calorie Counters will
be holding a bake sale at the
Stephen Resource Centre
office this Saturday, April 28
at 10 a.m. The group will also
have an “Odds ’n Ends”
table with proceeds from the
sale going to the Canadian
Calorie Counters.
Tickets are now on sale for
a 50-50 draw which will be
made on Monday, April 30 at
the Calorie Counters weekly
meeting.
Another
meeting will
Resource
Wednesday, April 25, at 7.30
p.m. Any parents or teens
who are interested in
discussing parenting
problems are welcome to
attend the meeting. John
Penn of Family and
Cnildren’s Services will be
leading the discussion.
Open House is being held
this Wednesday April 25 at
the McCurdy School. The
Stephen Co-op Nursery
School will be open to anyone
who would like to view the
art work of some very busy
young pre-schoolers.
A community seminar on
“Child Abuse” will be held at
Exeter Public School,
Thursday, April 26, frotn
8:00-9.30 p.m, A professional
panel will be leading the
discussion and a film
presentation entitled “A sday (April 26th). In case of
Chain to be Broken” will be rain, meet at the Resource
shown.
Registration will be held
for girls softball at the
Resource Centre, Saturday,
April 28, between 10 a.m. and
12 noon. Any girls between
the ages of 9 and 20 who are
interested in playing softball
this summer are to be
registered. No fee.
If enough interest is shown
and enough helpers are
obtained for each age group,
there may be two or three
girls teams in the park this
summer. “Please parents,
we are in need of more
helpers for these teams.”
Any girls 15-20 interested
in playing softball should
come to the ball diamond (by
the soccer field) /or a
practice at 6:30 this' Thur-
i Centre.
We will be starting the
Block Parent program in
Dashwood, Crediton and the
surrounding rural com
munity. A meeting will be
held at Stephen Central
School on Tuesday, May 1, at
8:00 p.m.
Constable Bill Wilson of
the Goderich OPP will be
making the presentation and
all interested people from
this area should attend. If
you cannot attend, but still
wish to apply to become a
Block Parent, please call the
Stephen Central School
principal or call the Stephen
Resource Centre at 228-6302.
For anyone who is in
terested in making some
extra money this summer’
(S’*J* - r>!■ -he
Time>-Advocate, April 25, 1979
Rebekahs host Stratford
Eighty members attended
the Pride of Huron Rebekah
Lodge meeting Wednesday
evening when Ruth Rebekah
Lodge, Stratford were
guests. NG Shirley Cooper
presided and was assisted by
VG Margaret Cook who also
gave the sick and shut-ins
report.
Mrs. Mary Hern gave the
report of the District
meeting and stated Mrs.
Jean Henderson, Clinton will
be the in-coming District
Deputy for district 23.
Lodge church services
were announced as follows,
Exeter Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs at Centralia, April
29; District service in
Clinton at Wesley Willis May
6.
Huronic Lodge, Clinton
will hold a dessert euchre
and bake sale May 2.
Brothers night will be May
16. The Lodge is planning a
bus trip in the near future
and also making plans for
then birthday party the first
Wednesday in June when
another Lodge will be guests.
JPNG Joyce Morgan
reported for the CPT com
mittee. There had been IS
tables at the last euchre and
donations were made to the
Leukemia Fund | I
whirlpool bath at Huron-
view.
Pride of Huron
plified the Rebekah Degree
on five candidates.
Following the meeting a
dainty lunch was served.
and a
exam-
Toddlers inn Nursery School
OPEN HOUSE
May 1 -4
9-11:30 a.m. and 7-9 p.m.
Residence of S. Strang Highway 83 east.
For Fall registration call
S. Strang 235-1466
morning or afternoon program available.
Kirkton
watch trip pictures
group
umpiring, an umpires clinic
is being held in Exeter at the
South Huron Rec Centre on
Sunday, April 29. For in
formation on the clinic call
Bruce Shaw of Exeter.
“Moms, keep saving your
Zehr’s cash register tapes
for the Stephen Co-op
Nursery School.”
AON entertain
ladies from GB
Trivitt Memorial ACW
entertained the ladies from
St. John’s, Grand Bend,
Tuesday at the Parish Hall.
Catherine Elston gave the
ladies a conducted tour of
Trivitt Church. An evening
of fellowship and cards was
followed by lunch. Thelma
Brosseau on behalf of the
Grand Bend ladies thanked
the Exeter ladies for an
enjoyable evening.
By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS
The Anglican KChurch
Women met Thursday
evening in the church
basement. Mrs. Gerald Paul
presided for the meeting.
Scripture passage was read
by Mrs. Garth Blackler. A
humorous reading was given
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by Mrs. Bill Schaefer.
Mrs. Lome Hicks of
Centralia showed colored
pictures of trips she has
taken to different countries
A social time followed.
Lunch was served by Mrs.
Walter Creery and Mrs.
Theron Creery.
At St. Pauls’ Anglican
Church, Kirkton morning
service, book markers were
dedicated to the Glory of God
and in memory of Mrs. Mary
(Mayme) McCurdy given by
Mrs. Jack Balkwill of Detroit
and Mr. & Mrs. Art Julian,
Largo, Florida.
Mr. & Mrs. Jim McCurdy,
Blenheim and Mr. & Mrs.
Reg McCurdy, Jason and
Jeff of Woodham, visited
Sunday with Mr. & Mrs.
Harold Davis and Mr. Miller
McCurdy.
Mr. & Mrs. Rea Stephen
visited Sunday with Mr. &
Mrs. Harold Grieson of
London.
Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Amos
spent the weekend with their
parents Mr. & Mrs. Norman
Amos.
Mr. & Mrs. Herman
Paynter visited Sunday with
Mr. & Mrs. Lionel Kemp,
Woodstock.
Swineclub
The second meeting of the
Kirkton Swine Club was held
at David Blackler’s. leader
Keith Selves discussed parts
of the pig and a quiz was
given on this topic. Different
breeds and cross-breeds
were explained and leader
Bob Stephens helped with a
quiz which followed.
Centralia College was the
location of the next meeting.
Vice-president Dale
Robinson opened the
meeting. Doug Jamieson
explained the different
courses at the Collage. He
then discussed pig selection.
Members were shown some
abnormalities in pigs and
how crossbreeding improved
pigs. Edward Willis thanked
Mr. Jamieson.
Kirkton Forestry
The fifth meeting of the
Kirkton Forestry Club was
held April 5 at the K-W
Community Centre. Club
leader Bill Arthur reviewed
the progress of the display
and our record books. Trips
were discussed and planned
to go to Otis Sawyer’s
woodlot and Stafford
Johnson’s tree plantation.
Club leader Cor Blanken
explained this meetings
lesson on shelters and
windbreaks on the farm.
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