Times-Advocate, 1978-02-23, Page 21irf s BEST SPEAKERS — Winners were named in a recent public speaking contest at Stephen Central School. From the
lett are champion Sarah McClure and runners-up Roxanne Woods, Marsha Clarke and Steve Riddell. T-A photo
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Schneider male chorus to aid
in town hall restoration project
The Schneider male
chorus, one of Ontario’s best
known non-professional
male choruses, will present a
concert Wednesday March 8,
1978 at 8:30 p.m. in Exeter
United Church, Exeter.
Founded in 1947, the
chorus has travelled many
’ of miles and
hundreds of
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entertaining evening. Their
aim is to give audiences an
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associated with these
“Ambassadors of Song” who
have brought fame and
esteem not only to the
company but to the com
munity as well.
The appearance of the
Schneider male chorus in
Exeter is sponsored by
Exeter Heritage Foundation.
Admission for the concert is
$2.50, and tickets are
available from any Heritage
member. "
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Our school
spring concert. Pupils from
grades 4 to 8 will be par
ticipating. There are 20 parts
in all, 12 boys parts and 6
girls parts. The girls parts
are: Rich widow, niece,
.rysingei^and*4a»««$ dicers *
for medicine shoto^'and.;
Indians. ” l;
The boys parts; actor in
medicine show, wagon train
leader, scout, old timer,
cook, teacher, outlaw, Indian
chief, photographer, Indians
and lawmen. I think it will be
a good show and I hope you
can make it when it
showing at our school.
Tuesday, February
pancakes were sold
Stephen Central. They cost
20 cents for three. Take my
advice; they were good. We
were lucky to have great
cooks like Mr. Finkbeiner
and other teachers.
Monday, February 6,
grades 7 and 8 had a speak-
off. The finalists were: 1st
Roxanne Woods, Sarah
McClure, Lisa Miller, Steven
Riddell and Karen Hodge.
Other contestants were
Marilyn
McClure,
Marilyn Walper, Gary
Smith, Arlene Walper and
Jim Ward.
The over all winners from
grades 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8
were: Sarah McClure,
Roxanne Woods, Marsha
Clarke and Steven Riddell.
Other contestants were Tim
Bender, Karen Hodge, Kathy
Schade, Heather Love and
Lynn Gaiser.
New elective groups were
started this month which
consisted of pupils from
grade 5 to 8. The theme of the
group this time is “Pioneer
Life.” The cooking electives
were working with apples
making a dutch apple pie,
brown betty, apple crisp and
apple pudding. The “Aspects
of Pioneer Life”, group
made apple juice, dried
apples and ice cream. There
are many other groups to be
discussed in future articles.
February 13 and 14 all the
students at Stephen went
skating at the South
Huron Rec Centre from 1
p.m. to 3 p.m.
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DASHWOOD
The Christian Develop
ment group with Mrs. Eben
Weigand leader was in
charge of the February
meeting of Calvary United
Church Women. She took the
devotions with “Love” as the
theme. Mrs. Stuart Wolfe
read the story of love.
Mrs. Gordon Bender,
president, conducted the
business. The World Day of
Prayer will be held in Mt,
Carmel Catholic church
March 3. A letter was read
from Miss Jean Kellerman,
missionary, accepting the
invitation to speak at the 65th
anniversary in May. Mrs.
Mervyn Tieman gave an
interesting report on the
Pres byterial held in Mitchell
in January. The Sunshine
committee is Mrs. Harry
Hoffman and Mrs. Ralph
Weber.
reeves spoke as well as Mr.
Laporte and the trustees of
Dashwood.
Dancing followed to the
music of Country Unlimited.
Hydro interruption brought
out the candles however a
good time was had by all.
Friends had joined the group
for dancing.
Pass exams
Miss Idella Gabel A.R.C.T.
announces results of her
piano pupils. Grade 8 piano,
honors, Elizabeth Datars,
grade 7 piano, honors, Kevin
Glasgow. Grade 2
rudiments, first class
honors, Carol Rader; honors
Steven Kraft.
Times-Advocate, February 23, 1978 21
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Firemen's supper
The annual firemen’s
supper was held Saturday
with 41 present. Fire chief,
Emil Becker welcomed all
and introduced the guests,
Jack Tinney reeve of Hay
and his wife, Cecil Desjar-
dine, reeve of Stephen and
his wife, Mr. & Mrs. Isidore
Laporte and Mr. & Mrs. Paul
Bedard, of Zurich. Both
4-H meeting
The third meeting of Dash
wood club two was held
Monday at the Dashwood
Community centre. Mrs.
Delmar Miller shared her
hobby of cake decorating
with the girls. After
decorating a Valentine cake,
Sandra Schroeder was the
lucky winner in a draw.
Personals
Mrs. Irvin Rader, Mrs.
Dave Rader, Mrs. Fred
Miller, Zion, and Sharon
Rader, London, visited with
Mr. & Mrs. Wellwood Gill,
Maplewoods Apartments,
Zurich, February 15.
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Hayter
spent almost two weeks in
Florida visiting with Harry’s
three sisters, Mr, ,& Mrs.
John Snyder of Brantford,
Mr. & Mrs. Joe Bruce from
Windsor and Mrs. Grace
Beavis of Detroit.
Janice Hayter and her
room mate flew to Florida
and spent a week with Mr. &
Mrs. Joe Bruce.
Mrs. Hilda Wein and Miss
Erma Wein, Clinton, at
tended the figure-skating
championships at Thompson
Arena in which the
universities took part. Mrs.
Wein’s granddaughter,
Maggie Whittier, along with
Tobias Tafel won the junior
mixed dance competition
competing for the University
of Western Ontario.
Miss Erma Wein, Clinton,
Dr.& Mrs. A. C. Whittier,
Mississauga, and Miss Susan
Whittier, Toronto, spent the
weekend with Mrs. Hilda
Wein.
Mr. & Mrs. Irvin Rader
spent Sunday with Mr. &
Mrs. Fred Miller and girls,
Zion,
Lisa Miller returned home
from University Hospital,
Monday.
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TOP SPEAKINC AT MOUNT CARMEL — The annual public speaking contest at Our Lady of Mount Carmel School was
held recently. Back, left, senior winners Mary-Jo McCann, Sally Ford and Mike Fleming. Front, junior champs Angela
Fleming and Irene Dietrich. Missing is Barbara Morrissey.
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