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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1983-05-18, Page 6Times -Advocate, May 18. 1983 WOMAN OF THE YEAR - Joanne Bowen has been named Woman of the Year by the XI Gamma Nu Sorori- ty. Above, she is crowned by past president Lynda Deelstra. T -A photo. Alpha Pi chapter have busy month March 1, the ladies of Alpha Pi visited the Lambton Heritage Museum where they were given a tour. The ladies found this outing very in- teresting. After the tour of the museum they returned to' the home of Nancy Chambers where they com- pleted the program on "Home," which was presented by Sandra Camp-• bell and Linda Freiter. Members met at the home of Ann Lorento on March 15 for the election of officers for 1983-84. The results of the elections are as follows: past president, Sharon McNeilly; president, Sharon Lynn; vice president, Sandra Campbell; secretary, Marion Snow, and treasurer, Linda Freiter. A few items of business was discussed and a luncheon was enjoyed by all. March 25 members of Beta Signa Phi had their Annual Daffodil Sale with proceeds going to the Cancer Society. The program "Use of Leisure" was presented by Ann Lorento and Joan Morgan at the home of San- dra Rowe, April 5. The guest speaker for the night was Ann Lorento's husband Don. Don gave a very interesting talk on Telescopes and the dif- ferent stars and planets that Wedding Cake Rentals Now Available Fountain rental available with decorated coke Will deliver within 20 miles of Nrcan. For ap- pointment please phone Cake Creations Aleda McComb 227-4817 surround our own planet. A few items of business were discussed like the vote for Woman of theYear,,Mother's DayoutingandFounders'Day. April 19, Alpha Pi met at the home of Joan Morgan. A program of "Estates" was presented by Susan Moore. The guest speaker for the evening was George Godbolt. A very interesting talk on Wills and Insurance was presented. Alpha Pi's woman of the year was announced by director Mrs. Lillian Camp. bell. The award was presented to Sharon Lynn. Sharon received a tiara, a Woman of the Year pin and a yellow rose. April '17 the families of Alpha Pi members spent a Sunday afternoon at Vanastra swimming pool. A pot luck supper followed and was en- joyed by all. Members of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority from Exeter, Clinton, Goderich celebrated Founder's Day April 26 at Goderich township recreation hall in Ilolmesville. New - members of the chapters were presented with the Ritual of the Jewels ceremony. The tables were decorated with ' 11ow roses, name tags and gift packs for each member. The guest speaker for the night was Janet Amas, Blyth. Janet directs and writes plays for the Blyth theatre. "First Lady of the Year Award" was presented to Barb Desjardins, Goderich. Mrs. Desjardins was honored for her volunteer work with the terminally ill in this area. Mrs. Desjardins was presented with a plaque and gift in appreciation of her ser- vice. Door prizes from each chapter were won by many members. The evening closed with the closing ritual led by Elaine Bogart, Exeter. Asparagus Freshly cut for you Spring Garden Farm Call 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. 229-6795 COUNTR 4;1st1 P 0 P O* IEc...,0„,ve, .� a lei �g ` RsP 1 %Si.3 WIPES/ nos.. . vowI. ma ..., ,ttwin, rAll . 1%6 Mt o t Cut �s 9°�en�'os N 1 1 1 1 Hear of fund-raising success, purchase HospitaI auxiliary •Ieet new officers The annual meeting of South Huron Hospital Aux- iliary was held on May 10. President Leone Brock presided over the business meeting. The Auxiliary have pur- chased 73 new chairs for the patient's rooms at a cost of approximately $15,500. A very successful rum- mage sale was held on April 28, with a net profit of over x,000.00. The nominating committee presented their slate of of- ficers for the year 1983-84 and after being accepted, the new executive was installed by past president Mrs. Earl Russell. They are: past president, Mrs. Leone Brock; president, Mrs. Walter Davis; vice presidents. Mrs. Ned Arm- strong, Mrs. Jean Munds and Mrs. James Russell; recor- ding secretary. Mrs. Delmar Skinner; assistant recording secretary, Mrs. Wes Witmer; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Roy Westcott; treasurer, Mrs. Earl Camp- bell; assistant treasurer, Mr. Charles Smith; board representative, Mrs. Walter Davis; staff representative, Mrs. Robt. Pooley; Historian, Mrs. Gretta Richard; pianist, Miss Ann Brodie and cancer representative, Miss Marian Bissett. Committees are: finance, Mrs. Earl Campbell, Mr. Charles Smith and Mrs. Robt. Dinney; gift shop, Mrs. Glen Mickle, Miss Betty Coates and .Mrs. Alma Godbolt; hospital buying, Mrs. Jean Munds, Mrs. Ray Morlock and Mrs. Harold Taylor; membership, Mrs. Philip Johns, Mrs. Robt. Elgie and Mrs. John Ellwood; NEW AUXILIARY EXECUTIVE - The South Huron Hospital Auxiliary elected a new slate of officers at their annual meeting. Shown (left bock) are treasurer Lillian Campbell, president Olga Davis, third vice-president Verla Russell and (front) past president Leone Brock and first vice president Vero Armstrong. Missing when pic- ture was taken were second vice president Jean Munds and secretary Gladys Skin- ner. nominating, Mrs. Alma God - bolt, Mrs. Earl Campbell and Mrs. Leone Brock. Program, Mrs. Ned Arm- strong, Mrs. Jean Munds and Mrs. James Russell; public relations, Mrs. Leone Brock, Mrs. M. Williamson, Mrs. Chris Phillips and Mrs. Allan Rankin; bulletin editors, Mrs. Garnet Hicks and Miss Lauretta Seigner; social, Mrs. Olive Harvey, Mrs. Dean Frayne and Mrs. Em- merson Johns; candy stripers, Mrs. Peter Ray- mond, Mrs. August Gregus, Mrs. A. Godbolt, Mrs. G. Fisher and Miss Ruth Skinner. Volunteer reception, Mrs. Charles Snell; Tag Day, Mrs. V. Pincombe, Mrs. Carfrey Cann and Mrs. Ron Ander- son; spring rummage sale, Mrs. Peter Raymond, Mrs. Emmerson Johns, Mrs. Robt. Simpson, Mrs. Ned Arm- strong and Mrs. Don Rooth; fall rummage sale, Mrs. Don Ecker, Mrs. Winston Shapton, Mrs. Kay Elston, Mrs. Ray Frayne and Mrs. Robt Mayer. Ex -officio members are: board chairman, Bob Dinney and administrator, Roger Sheeler. MR. AND MRS. MARK STEVEN LAYE Sharon Joyce Ann Desjardine and Mark Steven Laye were joined in marriage May 7, 1983 in the Church of God, Grand Bend. Parents of the couple are Norris and Madelene Desjardine, Grand Bend and Jim and Betty Laye, Dashwood. Sherrie Stade was maid of honour and Terry Laye, brother of the groom was best man. The, happy couple are now residing at RR 3 Dashwood.20* These Moonlight Specials Available These 1.out 1'ricrs in l tte e( %led.. Thur... Fri. fiat. Home, 18 x 25'. heavy duty 1 Fabric Softener. 3.6 litre jug Foil Wrap 1.59 Fleecy 2.99 Liquid, 1 Titre plastic Rose Brand, 375 ml. Palmolive 1.99 Relish 894 Facial Tissues, 400's Air Freshener 700 G Facettes 1.99 Air Care 89 C AOm(', ta,q,` 78 nz. rMtCormiclls. 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