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SORORITY EXECUTIVE — The new executive of the XI Gamma Nu Sorority has been elected. From the left
ore secretary Nancy Hines, vice-president Linda Johns, president Mary Jane MacDougall, treasurer Janice Brock,
past president Lynda Deelstra and council rep Linda Farquhar. T -A photo.
XI GAMMA NU RITUAL — Four members of the Xi Gamma NO Sorority received the exemplar ritual Tuesday
night. From the left are president Lynda Deelstra and recipients Linda Johns, Sharon McNeilly, Joy Kerslake,
and Nancy Chambers.
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MAIN ST. EXETER
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Grapes show
need for unity
Co-operation and Unity was
the subject for the May
meeting of the UCW after-
noon unit with Marion Dear-
ing in charge. Bible verses
from Psalm 1, Romans 12 and
Hebrews 10 were read by
Marion Dearing. Ila Love and
Velma Huff.
Each member was given a
replica of a grape, a stem, or
leaf of a bunch of grapes.
Each grape represented one
person with a talent, each
stem a leader with grapes and
leaves, but each is un -
complete by itself. So with
people. One can't do
everything alone but all must
work together. Each person,,
has a talent and each is need-
ed to work in the church. No
one can do it alone.
Mrs. Harrison, accom-
panied by Mrs. Hemwood,
sang two solos. These ladies
are from Goderich.
Hannah Lamport gave a
talk on the Fiji Islands and
showed a broom, baskets, a
dress and hat which had been
made by the people of the
islands.
Thelma Russell took charge
of the business. Marilyn
Johnson announced the
following events: May 25, 9:30
a.m. executive meeting; May
30, 8 p.m. general meeting;
June 16, Huron Perth
Presbyterial are sponsoring a
day . at Camp Menesatung.
There will be a pot luck Lunch
with dishes and cutlery pro-
vided. Please bring lawn
chairs and notify Marilyn if
attending.
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Proper care adds
longevity to quilts
Keeping a beautiful old
quilt packed away in a cloiet
certainly saves it from wvar
and fading. But a quilt should
be seen and enjoyed, so the
best place to keep it is right on
a bed, says Craft Specialist
Margaret Loewen of the On-
tario Ministry of Agriculture
and Food's rural organiza-
tions and services branch..
Keeping a quilt on a bed
provides added support and
evenly distributes the quilt's
weight. A guest room is an
ideal place to show off an
heirloom quilt because it's us-
ed sparingly. •
Covering a quilt, par-
ticularly a fragile one, with a
transparent nylon tulle is
another way to protect a quilt,
she says.
A quilt may also be hung on
a wall, out of direct or indirect
sunlight, and away from a
high traffic location where
frequent handling could soil
the quilt's surface. To support
a quilt as it hangs on a wall,
sew a wide band or casing
across the top and bottom of
the quilt on the back, and in-
sert a wooden dowel. If the
quilt has a balanced design,
turn it every few months, to
distribute the weight.
If quilts aren't being hung
or used on a bed, the best way
to store them, is to fold them
loosely, with the decorative
top of the quilt to the inside,
in a cool, dry, dark place,
wrapped in a clean cotton
sheet. Cotton protects the
quilt from dust while allowing
air to circulate freely.
Plastic bags must not be us-
ed because the chemicals in
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the plastic can react over a
period of time with fibres in
the quilt to produce stains or
discoloration. Plastic also
tends to collect moisture and
promote the growth of
mildew.
A special acid -free tissue
paper or rice paper is
available from art supply
stores or oriental shops which
is excellent for wrapping
around old fabrics. It may
also be crumpled up inside
the folds of a quilt to prevent
creasing.
To avoid permanent creas-
ing and wear on the crease
lines,refoldquilts frequently,
folding it so the creases fall in
different places each time.
Very old, fragile quilts,
such as silk, satin or velvet
crazy quilts, may be
displayed under glass at
museums where everyone
may enjoy them.
By considering the best way
to use and store your quilts,
the heirlooms of today) will re-
main the treasured antiques
of tomorrow.
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