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Times-Advocate, March 16, 1978 Page 7
Staff a 4-H girls meet
sixth meeting at the home of
their leader Mrs. George
Vivian. Roll Call was an
swered by all members. Jill
Norris was chosen by the
members to present the
exhibit at Achievement Day.
Barbara Templeman and
Jill Norris demonstrated two
exercises. Mrs. Jeffery read
material on Safety in the
home and Hazardous
Product Symbols, then
showed examples of safety
lables. Mrs. .Vivian then
discussed electrical hazards
and showed examples. She
then read material on
storage and safety in
By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN
STAFFA
The third meeting of Staffa
number one 4-H club was
held February 27 at the
Staffa hall. The meeting
opened with the 4-H pledge
which was followed by a skit
on the topic of live theatre.
Following this the
members of Staffa numbers
one, two and three and
Dublin numbers one and two
rotated in groups around the
hall to different areas where
guest speakers were holding
discussions.
Guest speakers were
Walter McKenzie on
photography, Mrs. Jean
Cary on the art of reading,
Mrs. Elmer Dow on music
and art appreciation, Mrs.
Ross McPhail and Mrs.
Carter Kerslake on History
and historical interests, Mrs.
Bert Daynard on nature and
a speaker from
Country Flowers
gardening.
Between the
Pauline Jordon ;
Mr. & Mrs. Chuck Ebel,
Stratford.
Decorate your home
with beautiful
Cultural Activities com
mittee. Mrs Jerry Grubb
and Mrs. Wm Morley, were
in charge of the next part of
the meeting. Everyone join
ed in singing “Smile”. Mrs.
Grubb read- an article
“Modern Women Becoming
Lazy” and introduced the
guest speaker. Mrs.
Elizabeth Schroeder of the
Exeter library. Her subject
was “Take time to read -
books are silent friends”.
Mrs. Schroeder had a
number of interesting books
on display and also discuss
ed many of them. Mrs.
Grubb listed a number of
Canadian authors. Mrs.
Morley read an article
“Many faces of love” which
was on an actor from Lon
don. Hume Cronyn and his
wife Jessica Tandy.
The meeting closed with
Mrs. Grubb reading an arti
cle “Spending your day the
happiest way”.
Monday evening the
Institute held another
euchre at the hall. Prize
winners were; ladies high -
Mrs. Hazel Coward: lone -
Mrs. Percy Noels: mens
high - Floyd Cooper: lone -
Laverne Skinner; low - Earl
Stephen ; lucky score card
- Mrs. Alien Johns.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hogg,
Thorndale and Mrs. Bill Bin
ning, Mitchell visited
recently with Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Routly.
Several from the com
munity attended the gospel
program at Woodham
United Church Sunday even
ing. The Crystalaires
provided the entertainment.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Cooper
visited recently with Mr.
and Mrs. Don Parsons and
family of Hensall to
celebrate a couple of
birthdays in March.
By KATHY COOPER
The Elimville Women’s
Institute met Wednesday
afternoon with a good crowd
answering the roll call “A
TV commercial that insults
your intelligence”
The1 president Mrs
Murray Coward opened the
meeting. Mrs Wm Morley
will attend the officers con
ference in Waterloo on Mav
2. 3 and 4.
Ontario Women's Institute
Week
Erl in
Mrs.
name
from
demonstrate this craft at the
home on June 8
The 75th anniversary of
the Women’s Institute'will
be held at the Pineridge
Chalet on April 6 as a ban
fl uet and program.
Mrs. Conlan. Mrs. Alvin
Cooper. Mrs. Floyd Cooper
will look after the Institute
exhibit for Exeter fair.
Mrs. Jud Dykeman
reported on 4-H work. The
club “Focus on Living” is in
progress now with leaders
Mrs. Ed Johns. Kathy
Cooper. Mrs Lome Johns
and Mrs. Howard Pym.
Achievement Day for this
project is April 29. The
leaders for the garden club
in the spring will be Mrs. Ed
Johns. Kathv Cooper. Mrs
Murray Coward and Mrs.
Frank Kints.
The annual meeting will
be held in April. The roll call
will be answered by bringing
a homemade gift for ex
change.
Mrs. Tom Hern showed a
quilt top that had been piec
ed together. The Institute
decided to quilt it at the
home of Mrs. Ward Hern
and donate it to the Heritage
and Hospital Auxiliary.
The Education and
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DRAPES
will be held at the
Lee Home. .June 5-9.
Delmar Skinner’s
was sent as a quilter
Huron South to help
Town and
on indoor
Caven PCW learn about sharing
Tern-
Personals
Robert Sadler
holidaying in Florida.
Mr. & Mrs. Rob
pieman visited Sunday with
food.
Choose the fabrics and the
styles you want and Barb
Whiting will custom make
your drapes for you. You can
also choose matching
bedspreads and pillow
shams.
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rotating
and Sheila
Riley demonstrated an ex
ercise which everyone
participated in. Slides were
shown by Mr. McKenzie and
the roll call answered by
members of all clubs.
Staffa number one 4-H
homemaking club held their
The regular meting of
Caven Presbyterian Church
Women was held Sunday
March 12, following lunch
prepared by committee Mrs.
C. Cann and Mrs. A. Orr.
Prtesident Mrs. H. Strang
opened the meeting with the
call to worship and
devotional taken from
Matthew with meditation by
Mrs. F. Simmons on Easter
stressing “we take time in
our busy lives to notice life
returning to the earth.”
Christians can be blind to
Jesus Resurrection which
has changed us and makes it
possible for us to be new
people when we learn to
share our lives with one
another.
Reports of the committees
were given and there will be
a special Easter Thankof
fering meeting in April.
Sunday, April 9, there will be
a take-out dinner with tickets
available from members.
Mrs. C. Ersman will
represent the P.C.W. on the
renovation committee for a
new kitchen and other
renovations.
Mrs. Willard favoured
with two beautiful piano
instrumentals. Mrs. Norah
Taylor gave a reading on
Easter eggs, their origin and
meaning in a Christian
Easter.
Mrs. Alf Laing gave a Yukon during the Gold Rush
resume of Dr. Pringle and *
his contribution to
Presbyterian Church to
from 1897-1910.
the
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