HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1978-05-04, Page 13An Exeter UCW evening
unit meeting was held May 1
with 3? present. Unit leader
Mrs. Vera Armstrong
welcomed all ladies and
opened with a message
“What is Christianity”.
Mr$. Flora Doerr reported
on Bible Study and informed
all ladies that for the June
meeting a bus trip is being
planned to Toronto to see
some historical buildings
plus other interesting sights.
Coming events include a
buffet lunch for Sorority
auivi vwi licit
helped April 27 making for
another successful
smorgasbord.
Mrs. Dolores Shapton
reported on the conference
at Milverton which included
girls May 6, UCW
Anniversary June 4 with
guest speaker Rev. Wesley
Ball.
Mrs. Vera Armstrong
thanked all the ladies who
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Pentecostal ladies
hear of cannibals
The WMC from the Exeter
Pentecostal Church
assembled at the home of
Mrs. Blanche^McDonald for
their regular meeting.
Vice-president Mrs. Edith
Miller took charge of the
service, Mrs. Idena
Desjardine played the organ,
and led in the singing of the
hymn “I’ve Believed the true
report”. Mrs. Hilda Eizenga
opened the meeting in
prayer.
The roll call was taken by
Mrs. Yvonne Reynold and
answered by a verse in the
Bible on the word “Believe”.
There were 15 present.
Mrs. Addie Morlock gave
a reading on “Jesus is
Coming Soon” and also a
reading on a missionary,
John G. Patton, who went to
preach the gospel to the
i cannibals at the New
Hebrides Island.
Mrs. Susan Cann read a
poem and sang a solo.
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Unit leaders presidents of speeches differ from his
the presbyteries. Theme for
the day was “You shall be
my Witness”.
Mrs. Mavis A thill reported
two large Westbend
saucepans had been pur
chased for the new Mentally
Retarded home.
Mrs. Marjory Tuckey’s
group presided for the
worship with the theme
“Mother Love”, A Little
Parable for Mothers and
Mothers Love were read by
Mrs. Avis Cudmore and Mrs.
Hazel Westcott,
The speaker Rev. Glen
Wright presided for the
remainder of the meeting.
He informed that it had been
the first time he had spoken
to UCW ladies, and that his
sermons.
Each lady was given a
working paper on liberation
in time of change. Groups
were formed and the paper
discussed.
The change in our culture
at least is the change from a
man dominated society to
that of a society where men
J women have equalitya nJ
though sometimes different
parts to play. A lively
discussion followed.
A delicious lunch followed
served by Mrs,
Wareham’s group.
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Johnston was one of the models in "Fashion Silhouettes"
presented by Merry Rags of Grand Bend in Exeter and spon
sored by the Huron Country Playhouse Guild. T-A photo
The message of the
ternoon was given by Mrs.
Yvonne Reynold on “The
Word of God”. The meeting
closed with a season of
prayer and lunch was served
by the hostess and Mrs.,
Shirley Prouty and Yvonne
Reynold.
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EXETER RITUAL,— Exeter women taking their Ritual of Jewels degree at the Beta Sigma Phi
Sorority Founder's Day celebration at the White Carnation in Holmesville Tuesday evening
were, front, left, Sharon McNeilly, Marilyn Williamson and Jessica Armstrong. Back, left, Ann
Baynham, Shirley Phillips and Anmarie Hoffman all of the Alpha Pi Chapter. The occasion
marked the 47th anniversary of the Sorority's founding. Absent was Lee Rowe.
Photo by Joanne Walters, Signal-Star
Everyone is cordially invited to an open
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Area fashion show
draws good crowd
The fifth annual spring
fashion show sponsored by
the Huron Country
Playhouse Guild proved to
be a huge success as over 300
people were in attendance at
the South Huron Rec Centre
in Exeter on Wednesday
evening.
The fashions which were
provided by Merry Rags of
Grand Bend ran the gamut
from spring casual wear to
finery suited for a night on
the town.
Keeping the show moving
and providing informed
commentary were Mrs. J.
Andrews, co-owner of Merry-.
Rags and Mrs. J. Schlegel.
Performing the modelling
chores for the evening were
Kay Carruthers, Joanne
Dinney, Wendy Elliot, Eileen
Frayne, Tracy Homans, Joy
Hogg, Beth Jean,
Johnston, Rose
Maertens and Adrian
Rankin.
According to Melva Ecker
of the Guild, the fashion
show has grown larger and
larger each year it has taken
place and this was the first
year that the show was held
in the evening.
Proceeds from the show
will go towards the financing
of other Guild activities.
Golf ladies
pick slate
The ladies golf club at.the"
Ironwood course was
organized recently with a pot
lueK supper and election of
officers. (
Betty De Block was
elected president with Jo
Vallis vice-president and
Rena MacLean handling the
joint. duties of secretary
treasurer.
, The handicap chairwoman
will be Sandy Rowe, Mary
Jen Chanyi will be in charge
of ladies nights, Mary
Ellison is the social con
vener, the awards convener
is Cindy Forrest and Verla
Russell is the correspondent.
The regular season of play
started last night, Wed
nesday.
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