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Contintied. front page 4 Campbell for organizing this event. Next year we will look forward to a bigger and better one. The ladies of Usberne Township were not to be outdone, Gwen. Coward and 1, her captains organized their -own cross country ski- ' a-long and sent in $50.00 for their efforts, The sale of daffodils by members of the Beta Sigma. Phi was a great success again, The ladies were so well organized and the flowers in such demand that the .1.300 dozen were all sold in less than four hours. Thank you ladies. Our suppliers. B.C., are so hard pressed to fill the increasing demand for April daffodils that we, may be held down to the same number next year. The Fashion Show this year was made possible by the sponsors Merry Rag's 1 • Boutique of Grand Bend and Universal Mannequen of London and a lot of hard work for many people. We received spontaneous support wherever we asked for help and assistance, The management and employees of the South Bee Centre, gave us every possible con- sideration and the excellent facilities proved very adequate for the show and the viewing for 1,300 people in attendance, There will be a net profit of well over $5,000.00 when all costs have been presented. So to the sponsors of the the top show and all who par- ticipated, our sincere thanks. One remaining event for cancer fund raising is the Tee Off -for Cancer golf tournament to be held on Saturday, June 28 on both local golf courses. There is lots of room for more golfers and its open to, men and women, The banquet for this event will be at the Exeter Golf Club. Again this year cancer has taken its toll of human lives, But 1.900 brings many bright spots too. Many lives have been saved or lengthened, We have lined up the very best minds in science and medicine to fight it. We know more about the disease and how to prevent it, We are educating, our children and others against smoking and other practices that promote cancer. And we have made the patients as comfortable as possible. The Canadian Cancer Society is only one of many international societies throughout the world who pool their knowledge and. efforts to beat cancer. out Canada stands et the top as a leader in this field, due in no small part to the thousands of volunteer workers who give of themselVes for concern of others, For most people who have either worked with or sup- ported the Cancer Society it has been a rewarding year. Sincerely, Carfrey4 A, Cann Campaign Chairman Exeter Branch Canadian Cancer Society Times-Advocate, May 21, 190Q Pogo WINS KINSMEN DRAW — The winner in the recent quilt draw sponsored by the Exeter Kinsmen club to buy a wheel chair for Joey McCurdy who is in hospital was won by Gary Black of Clinton. Making the presentation are Kinsmen, Dennis Brock, left, and Bob Reynolds. T-A photo Dashwood ladies stage mother daughter fete By MRS. IRVIN RADER Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid held their mother and daughter banquet Tuesday evening, at the community hall. Mrs. Charles Martene president, presided. She gave a reading "A Mother's Beatitudes'!. Mrs. Mayo Mellecke gave a toast to the daughters and Judith Mellecke gave the toast to the mothers. Plants were given to lucky plate winners, Jayne Hayter, Tammy Restemayer, Hedy Devine and Helen Nadiger. Junior ' choir members sang hymns. Group three is in charge of the June meeting at the Blue Water Rest Home. The new alter guild is Mrs. Elda Koehler and Mrs. Lorne Genttner. Bunco was played with winners, mother's high Mrs. Luella Tieman, low Mrs, Joyce Bowman. Daughter ' s high Heather Rader. low Carol Rader. Personals Rachel Lynn Mellecke, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. M. Mellecke and Michelle Antze Vandeworp daughter of Mr, and Mrs. W. Vandeworp Dashwood received the rite of confir- mation Sunday and were welcomed into Zion Lutheran congregation. Mrs. Ivan Webber and Mrs. Ruby Beaver have returned home after a ten day trip by air, to Vancouver and Fort St. John B.C. They visited with Mrs. Webber's granddaughter and her fami- ly. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Rader are home following an eleven day motor trip to Thunder Bay and Lac du Bonnet Manitoba. While at Thunder Bay they visited with their daughter and son- in-law, Sharon and Bill Bennett, In Manitoba they visited their grand- daughters, Mary Jo and Shelley Howe. They also saw Lloyd and Marilyn Howe and their children Connie and Debralee as well as a number of friends. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Penhale and Mrs. Bob Newton, London attended the Willert- Brown wedding on May 17 at St. Philips Lutheran, Islington, The reception was held at St. George's Golf and Country Club, Illington and the dance at Cawthra Senior Cittizens Centre, Mississauga. Pesticides topic for • Elimville By KATHY COOPER President Mrs. Floyd Cooper opened the May Elimville Institute meeting with Ode and Collect. Roll Call was answered with "How your family take precautions against pesticides. 'Mrs. Ivan Brock and Mrs. Tom Hern programme conveners then called on Mr. Bob Reynolds, Exeter Co-pp to introduce the speaker, John Alkema, London store specialist for U.C.O. He gave some interesting points on "Pesticides for home and garden," stressing the importance of "Reading the Label Carefully." Miss Ruth Skinner was appointed as the Institute representative to the Huron Historical Society. Branch bylaws and executive recommendations were read by the secretary. • Mrs. Philip Johns. After some changes were made these were approved by members as a whole. June 12, 1980 was set as the date for the "Quilt Show," sponsored by Elimville Institute to be held in the Kirkton-Woodham Communi- ty Centre, Everyone is in- vited to attend and the $1.50 admission includes lunch. A date was discussed for the mystery tour but was left for conveners to set when arrangements have been made for tour. The regular meeting date of August 13 was set for the Huron Country Playhouse performance of "Free At Last." Members wishing to attendconvenertshiims mpeladyiatecloyn. tact The hospital report was given by Mrs. Ross Skinner and she asked we leave our grocery tapes in boxes supplied at various stores to aid hospital auxiliary. It was decided to purchase new seats for the stacking chairs which are deteriorating. 4 ▪ ts.