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Centre MaH, 233-0202 4 r KIPPENEAST WI DINNER •L- A pot luck dinner at the home of president Grace Drummond Wednesday marked the annual meeting of the Kippen East Women's Institute. From the left with some of the dessert items are treasurer Mona Alderdice, secretory Helen Maclean, District president Ruth Papple and president Grace Drummond. T -A photo. Officers elected Annual rneeting for Kipper Easf WI By MRS. RENA CALDWELL Kipper Kippen East Women's In- stitute held their annual meeting in Exeter. al the home of president Mrs. Grace Drummond, Festivities began with a sumptuous pot luck dinner. Institute Grace was sung and guests were introduced. Guests were present from. England, the District Presi- dent, Mrs. Gordon Papple, • Jean Young, Director of Home Makers from Head of- fice in Wingham, Lauretta Siegner, Director of home Makers representing Exeter. Mrs. James Chalmers. in- troduced guest speaker Jean Young, Teeswater, Director of Home Makers in Huron County. She showed pictures showing the help given to the ,old and handicapped in their own homes and was thanked by Mrs. Robert Kinsman: Annual reports were presented by treasurer Mrs. Vern Alderdice. the P.R.O. Mrs. Stewart Pepper. Mrs. Robert Kinsman, Mrs. Alex McGregor, Mrs. Campbell Eyre. Mrs. Harold Parsons secretary Mrs. • Grant MacLean and president Mrs. Grace Drummond and the auditors. Mrs. Al Hoggarth, district director reported on the last board meeting. Mrs. Gordon Papple spoke briefly and thanked the ladies for herpleasant evening. Mrs. Drummond gave some in- teresting readings. Mrs. Carl Payne conducte l the election of officers as follows: Past president Mrs. D. Triebner, president, Mrs. James Drummond, vice president, Mrs. Al Hoggarth and Mrs. James Chalmers. secretary. Mrs. • Grant MacLean. Treasurer. Mrs. Vern Alderdice. public rela- tions. Mrs. Harry Caldwell. branch directors, Mrs. Harold Parson. Mrs. Wm McDowell. Mrs. Cecil Pepper, district director, Mrs. Carl Payne. assist. district director. Mrs. David Triebner, resolutions. Mrs. Vern Alderdice, Sun- shine, 'Mrs. Stewart PepPer. assist. sunshine. Mr's. Camp- bell Eyre. Education add Cultural Af- fairs. Mrs. Winston Workman and Mrs. William Belt. Fami- ly and. Consumer Affairs. Mrs. Mex McGregor and Mrs. Ernest 'Whitehouse. Agriculture and Canadian In- dustries, Mrs. Campbell Eyre and Mrs. John Sinclair. Citizenship and World Af- fairs, Mrs. Al Hoggarth and Mrs. Uwe Wisch. Curator. Mrs. Robert Kinsman. Pianist, Mrs. HossBroadfoot and Mrs. J. Sinclair. Auditors, Mrs. Robert ,Bell and Mrs. Stewart Pepper. Mrs. Carl Payne brought a report from the Hensall Centennial committee. The meeting closed with a cup of tea and Mary Stewart Collect. 4-11 meet The Smorgasbord S►nursett tes had their 4H party at Vanastra Curling Club on Tuesday, April 19. Mothers and friends were invited as guests at our party. We had prepared games for part of the evening and members had prepared food for the party from various countries. Members decided to have TRYING ON HATS — Youngsters from the Story Time hour at the Exeter Library visited the Exeter fire hall, Wednesday. Above, fireman Larry Smith helps Geof- frey Stasik, Stephanie Pearson and Jennifer Stasik try on firemen's hats.T-A photo. Ladies attend Deanery By MRS. HEBER DAVIS Sointsbury Mrs. Marguerite Greenlee accompanied by 1Irs. Hazel Davis. Mrs. Ilea t her 11ac•Gilliyray, Mrs. Margaret Carroll and tlrs. Mary Davis attended the Perth Deanery meeting held in St. ,lames Church. St: Marys. Dessert and coffee were served followed by a holy Commu- nion Service in the church. The ladies gathered in the hall and all enjoyed discus- sions on hoW as Christians we can help people less fortunate than we are. llanvworthwhile projects were suggested The ladies of St. Patrick's church are quilting at the lounge at the apartment building on Itirtler Street in Lucan. The quill will be donated to the Pullman fami- ly who lost their house and contents recently. Mrs. Mary Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice MacDonald, Lucan, Mrs. Pete Caldwell, St. Thomas were Friday din- ner guests' with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Noels, Lucan. Rev. Peter and Mrs. Der- rick and Air. and ,1r -s. Hugh Davis were dinner guests GIVE BLOOD SAVE LIFE with I1rt and Mrs. Michael Davis and Crystal Sunday following . service at St. Patrick's Church. FLOWER PEDLAR eseim The perfect arrangement for your special day. Heading for a Wedding this Spring or Summer? At the Flower Pedlar you'll find a wide choice of the most. enchanting floral arrangements - for the Bride, and for her wedding attendants Floral Decorations for church and home We will make evening appointments for the bride and her bridal party their meal in • smorgasbord fashion and after the games the mothers and friends sat down to a delicious smorgasbord meal. Mothers and friends enjoyed themselves. Achievement night will be held May 2 at Huron Centennial School. ' Seventh meeting of the Kip - pen Kontinental Kooker's was held at the home of Linda Roberts April 21. Meeting opened with the,411 pledge and members theanswered the roll call. Books were ex- amined, blanks filled in and foods from each country highlighted. Topic for the Skit "Celebrating the Multicultural Way" was discussed. Lunch was served and the meeting adjourned. Janet Hoggarth news reporter. News reporter for Smorgasbord Smursettes is Yvette Predhomrne. Mrs. Al Hoggarth held an afternoon tea of mothers and daughters honouring her mother's birthday. Mrs. Ashard and her daughter Janet from England are visiting the Iloggarths. Brucefield United Church . Youth (;roup The Brucefield United Church Yough Group held its re -organized meeting, April 18. Before the official meeting such activities as picnic table making and ceramic pictures was enjoyed by all. This was then followed by the election of officers: presi- dent Monica Spaziale, vice president Jerry MCBeath, recording secretary Mary Jane Parson, and David Moffat. Rev. Don Moffat closed the meeting with prayer. 0 • • • • • •• Next May 2 lures Advocate April 27 1983 Page 9 Play euchre at Centralia Sv MR$. TOM KOOY A euchre party was held in the community centre Tues- day evening with 12 tables playing. It was convened by Percy and Jean Noels and Tom and Mary Kooy. Prize winners were: ladies high. Joyce Willett lone hands, Lydia Regier; low, Kathlene Neil; man's high. Harry Noels; lone hands. Larence Hirtzel and low, Bill Lamport with a special prize going to Marian Thompson. The next euchre will be Mon- day May 2. A very enjoyable evening was held in the Community Centre Friday evening when the' men of Faith Tabernacle congregation catered to a mother and daughter banquet to a large crowd of daughters, mothers and grandmothers. The sympathy of the com- munity is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wilson and Donna in the death of Doug's mother, the late Mrs. Verda Wilson of Exeter, Mrs. Wilson was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Tom Boyce of this village. Miss Nancy Turner, Toron- to spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Riley attended open house, Satur- day in Goderich when Doug's parents celebrated their 45th wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kooy were Sunday evening dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Maurice MacDonald, Lucan. Mrs. Elmer Powe is spen- ding some time with her daughter. 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