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Afternoon Unit
plan for fall fair
The beautiful warm
weather Tuesday, brought a
goodly number of ladies to
the Afternoon meeting of the
Exeter U.C.W.
Mrs. M, Dearing, opened
with a poem, “Kindness is
Strong.” Business followed.
It was decided to enter a
number of articles in com
petition at Exeter Fall Fair.
The Evening Unit are taking
a bus trip June 11, and we
were invited to join them.
Mrs. R. Batten read a
letter from the Leprosy Mis
sion expressing appreciation
for used stamps, and telling
of the various ways in which
the money derived from the
sale of them, assisted in
carrying on their work.
Mrs, Earl Russell was in
charge of the program.
Following a poem, “The
Miracle of May”, she was
assisted by two member of
the Evening Unit, Mrs.
Wayne Tuckey and Mrs. M.
Cudmore, who shared the
reading of “The Keepers of
the Springs”.
A follower - up of the old
story pointed out the
tremendous responsibility
that women have as Keepers
of the Springs in providing a
proper home-life and
teaching needed by children.
In our modern society, too
many are growing up to be
physically perfect, mental
ly intellectual, but religious
ly-Pagan.
Mrs. James Forsythe sang
a solo in keeping with the
program. She was accom
panied by Mrs. A Willard.
Mrs. Ken Langforcl gave a
splendid talk concerning
Mothers, and Family Life,
and the need to make home
life a loving, happy ex
perience, never to be
forgotten by its members.
She emphasized that folks of
all age - groups have a cer
tain influence over young
people.
Children should be made
to feel an important part of
the home, should be
challenged to strive for ex
cellence in everything, and
most important of all,
should be taught a Faith by
which to live. Our lives
should reflect those prin
ciples which we attempt to
teach others.
We were then permitted to
listen-in to a conversation
when Marjorie Tuckey call
ed to see Thelma Russell
one afternoon. Thelma was
pondering over the bad
things taking place all
around us, and fearing for
her grandchildren’s future.
She began to recall things
as they were in her
childhood, and together they
compared the different
aspects of todays modern
ways. Marjorie’s comment
"Isn’t it great to be living
these days?” seemed to help
restore Thelma’s faith in the
future, and she concluded by
reading a poem, “Mother
Love”.
Designer, too Times-Advocqte, May 16, 1979
SPRING
NOTICE
associate director of the
Festival, and will assume
artistic direction of the
Festival on James Roy’s
departure in September of
1979.
The final production of the
season, The Death of the
Donnellys, by Theatre Passe
Muraille with Ted Johns, will
be brought to the Festival by
director Paul Thompson.
Thompson’s name is more
than familiar in south-
western Ontario because of
the frequent tours of Theatre
Passe Muraille in this area.
Design for the first four
productions will be realized
by Tony Abrams. Abrams is
currently resident designer
of the Theatre Program of
Ryerson Polytechnics!
Institute in Toronto, and has
additional design credits
with Phoenix Theatre and
Labyrinth Productions in
Toronto.
Three well-known
Canadian directors will work
closely with five playwrights
and a designer to produce
the 1979 season of the Blyth
Summer Festival. James
Roy, artistic director of the
festival, recently announced
the artistic personnel of the
summer season.
Roy will direct the
season’s opener, This
Foreign Land, by Patricia
Mahoney. Roy, who founded
the Festival in 1975, has
directed many of its
productions since its in
ception, including Gwen
doline, and the Huron Tiger
in the 1978 season. This year
he will also direct Child, an
intriguing drama by James
Nichol, author of last
season’s Gwendoline.
Guest director
Batten will direct I’ll Be
Back For You Before
Midnight by Peter Colley.
Among Batten’s more recent
credits are the co-direction
with Robiif Phillips of
Private Lives in the Strat
ford Festival’s 1978 season.
Janet Amos, whose last
directing assignment with
the Festival was the 1977
production of The Blyth
Memorial History Show, will
direct Keith Roulston’s
McGillicuddy’s Lost
Weekend. Ms. Amos has
been recently named
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PUBLIC SCHOOL
KINDERGARTEN
REGISTRATION
Huron 4-H Achievement Day
Pat Hodgert, Joanne DeHaan, Julie Miller and Cindy
T-A photo
Crediton East
COUNTY HONOURS WINNERS County Honours certificates were
at Exeter Public School. Back, left, Marlene Winters, Debbie Taylor,
Down. Front, Karen Johns, Jacky Van Roestel, Dianne Boersma, Suzanne Mathers and Jackie Baptist.
3 b2 north of Zurich
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GETS PROVINCIAL HONOURS - Receiving Provincial Honours at Saturday's Huron 4-H
Achievement Day at Exeter Public School were Jeanette DeVries, Jayne Dougoll, Carol Van
Wieren and Nancy Cooper. "
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By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR
Mr. & Mrs. Stan Presz-
cator attended the
christening of their grand
children and daughter Mrs.
Jerry Dallier and Angela
and Michelle at Sarnia on
Sunday. Also attending were
Mr. & Mrs. Allan Dallier and
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Dallier
and family.
A craft and bake sale was
held at Crediton Community
Centre Saturday. There were
10 craft and baking tables •
May 23, 24 & 25
Children 5 years of age
on or before December
31, 1979 are eligible for
Kindergarten
September.
Please call the School
238-2091 for an ap
pointment.
H. Hartle
Principal
i n
May 3 - 26
EXETER DECOR
CENTRE
15 Gidley St. E.
235-1010
Xi Gamma Nu sorority
vice president Dianne Jeffrey and secipiary Verla Russell.
GAMMA EXECUTIVE The I 979 executive foi the
Thursday evening. From left to right are keasuier Dorcas Wein, president Heather Rogers,
vice president Dianne Jeffrey and secipiary Verla Russell. T-A photo
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Huron Park Prince
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Tbu can win
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By LYNNE FARQUHAR
Congratulations' go out
this week to Kevin Looby of
Huron Park who was crown
ed District Pre-teen Prince
at their annual Calorie
Counters Convention in
Stratford, May 4-5. The
following day, Kevin was
crowned The National Pre-
teen Prince. He lost a total
of 24 pounds in the past year.
Barb Snell of Centralia
won the Calorie Counters 50-
50 draw held April 30 during
their bake sale. She won
$117.65.
For an enjoyable evening
out, attend J.A. McCurdy
Public School’s presentation
of Rumpelstiltskin, Wednes
day May 16, at 7:00. Admis
sion is $2. Babysitting will
be provided.
Stephen Neighbourhood
Nursery is going to produce
a recipe book. So everyone
start going through your
recipe books and dig out
your favourite recipes.
Recipe form sheets are
available at the Resource
Centre, so come in and pick
a couple up,
We would like to remind
everyone that we have a
paperback exchange library
in operation. Drop into the
resource centre and browse
through our excellent selec
tion.
Saturday, May 26, the
Brownies will be holding a
rummage sale at J.A.
McCurdy School. So take
another look through those
old boxes and see what you
can donate. Remember one
man’s junk is another man’s
treasure.
Summer jobs will be
available for playground and
pool personnel. For infor
mation call in at Stephen
Neighbourhood Resource
Center or phone 228-6302.
Deadline for applications is
May 25.
Plan spring
Blyth festival
The Bly th Centre for the
Arts, a community
organization which sponsors
visual and performing arts
events, has announced plans
for its second annual spring
festival. The event com
prises a major one-day
exhibition by more than fifty
of Ontario’s finest antique
dealers, craftsmen and
artists.
The show and sale will be
held on Saturday, May 19 at
the Blyth Community Centre
from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The
festival enjoyed enormous
success with its first-year
venture into the vast Ontario
antique and crafts market
and organizers are confident
of another well-attended
show. All participants have
been carefully screened by a
selection committee,
resulting in a first-class
display of antiques, pain
tings, prints, pottery,
weaving, stained glass and
many other hand-crafts and
art pieces.
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GETS ADVANCED HONOURS Mary Lou Thomson
received an Advanced Honours certificate at Saturday's
Huron 4 H Achievement Day at Exeter Public School. Making
the presentation ot the left is Home Economist Grace Bird.
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