HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1979-05-02, Page 7SORORITY PLEDGES At a recent banquet of the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority three pledges were received by the Alpha Pi
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Resource centre
planning activities
Times-Advocate, May 2, 1979 Page 7
Pentecostal ladies aid Hong Kong
The April Women’s
Ministries group of the
Exeter Pentecostal Church
was held at the home of Mrs.
Beulah Desjardine in Dash
wood, Mrs. Edith Miller
vice-president of the W.M.
presided over the service.
Mrs. Shirley Prouty led in
Won't attend
convention
A representative of the
Huronview Auxiliary will not
be attending this year’s
convention held by the
Ontario Association of
Homes for the Aged.
That decision was made
• when the auxiliary met in the
Craft room at Huronview on
April 16 at 2 p.m. in response
to a letter from the
association.
The president Leona
Lockhart opened the
meeting with the Lord’s
Prayer. She then read a
poem entitled “Grand
mothers.”
Mrs. J. Griffiths read the
minutes of.the last meeting,
and Marion Powell gave the
treasurer’s report. Ten
members were present.
It was also decided that the
Blossom Tea will be held
June 9, and plans for it were
discussed. It is hoped the
Women’s Institute will
assist with donations of
baking for the bake table.
The. next meeting will be
May 21 at 2 p.m. Visitors are
welcome.
the hymn "Work for the
Night is Coming and some
choruses ‘‘We’ll Work ’Til
Jesus Comes,” “Workers
Together” and “To be Used
of God.” A couple of Dutch
choruses were sung by Mrs.
H. Eizenga and Mrs. Susan
Cann.
Mrs. Idena Desjardine
opened the meeting in
prayer.
The roll call was taken and
answered by a scripture
verse on "Work.” There
were 11 present.
It was decided to send
money to the Hong Kong
children which the group has
adopted. Mrs. Edith Miller
gave a Missionary reading
concerning some of the
Missionaries in Taiwan,
Mrs. Leila Finkbeiner and
Mrs. Estrella Finkbeiner
gave a special on the Lord’s
Prayer. Mrs. Leila Fink
beiner gave a report of the
Women’s Rally in Kin
cardine.
Lunch was then served by
Mrs. Marilyn Rader and
Heather Rader. It was
provided by Mrs. Beulah
Desjardine and Mrs. Idena
Desjardine.
By LYNNE FARQUHAR
There will be a ball prac
tice for girls 15-19 years of
age at the Huron Park ball
diamond at 6:30 p.m.
Wednesday night (May 2). If
the weather is bad, the girls
are to meet at the Resource
Centre.
Bring your glove and we’ll
just do a little throwing to
get those arms into shape.
We are also trying to start a
pee wee girls team aged 9,
10,11, and 12 so any gals who
haven’t registered should
drop by the Resource Centre
and sign up. There is no fee
for registering.
There is an important
Nursery meeting Thursday,
May 3 at 7:30 p.m. at the
Stephen Neighbourhood
Resource Centre. Your
attendance is necessary to
help aid and support
everyone’s views and in
terests in the nursery.
Complaints have been
brought to the attention of
the steering committee. It is
the wish of the committee
that everyone involved with
the nursery attend to help
provide a healthy and grow
ing atmosphere for the
children.
Block Parents from
Crediton, Dashwood and the
surrounding rural communi
ty met at Stephen Central
School on Tuesday evening
at 8 p.m. to begin the Block
Parent program in their
respective area. Anyone
who missed the meeting but
is still interested in applying
to become a Block Parent
should call Don Finkbeiner,
principal of Stephen Central
School or Stephen
Neighbourhood Resource
Centre at 228-6302.
Moms, please keep saving
your Zehr’s cash register
tapes for the nursery
school!! Tapes can be hand
ed in at the nursery school
or the Resource Centre.
Roll up your sleeve
to save a life.-..
gE A BLOOD DON Ol^
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Mrs. Ruth Butt,
Palmerston, visited with
Mrs. Verna Truemner and
Mrs. Betty Johnston,
recently.
Mrs. Verna Truemner and
Mrs. Betty Johnston took in
the Cherry Blossom Parade
in Washington D.C. two
weeks ago.
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