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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-11-25, Page 7Elimville Institute hear handicapped By MRS. SHIRLEY COOPER ELIMVILLE On the theme "The Year of the Disabled", Elimville For A Selection of Fine Fashions You Could WIN Our In -Store Draw For $700 Gift Certificate * Free Gift Wrapping For Men Shop Early For Best Selection We'II Be Glad To Layaway Your Items Until Christmas OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY UNTI! CHRISTMAS Boyles Ladies Wear Institute met at Usborne Central School November 11, and entertained all Huron South sister institutes. Following the Ode, Collect and minutes of last meeting, president Mrs. Floyd Cooper reminded the members of the invitation from Huron - dale to meet with them at Usborne Central School, November 25. The Vials of Life for Usborne township have been ordered and will be dis- tributed as soon as possible after arrival. The meeting was then turned over to the programme committee Mrs. Ross Skinner and Mrs. Carl Gower. A memorial service was conducted for all past members with Mrs. Wellington Brock, Mrs. Ross Skinner and Mrs. Carl Gower taking part. Mrs. Dan Coward. Mrs. Dennis Rowe sang a duet to make a fitting conclusion to this part of the programme. Mrs. Ross Skinner in- troduced Mr. George Jenner. Kitchener, a han- dicapped musician who kept everyone spellbound with his life story and beautiful musical renditions. Mrs. Howard Pym sang and Miss Margaret Pym played guitar and favored the audience with some love- ly numbers. A how to and how not to fashion show was presented with Mesdames Jerry 1 1 J 1 I I 1 SORORITY PLEDGES — Alpha Pi Chapter of the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority president Susan Moore presents Pledge Rituals to Lynda Freiter, Liz Taylor, Joan Morgan and Sandra Rowe. T -A photo Sorority see demonstration on bread and yogurt making For Goodness Sake, a natural food store in Grand Grubb. Dan Coward, Thomas Hern, Freeman Horne. Allan Johns as the how to side. Mesdames Murray Coward, Ivan Brock, Philip Johns. Bill Morley, Ron Fletcher as the how not to side. Mrs. Elson Lynn was commentator. Mrs. Les Drekeman presented a very interesting demonstration on garnishes. afghans - paintings pottery - dried arrangements silver jewellery baskets - weaving photography - silk scarves Proprietor - Kenley G. Campbell Centre Mall, Exeter Ph. 235-0779 1 t 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 Bend was the meeting place October 21 for Alpha Pi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. Mary Morrice, a former owner .of the store demonstrated the making of basic grain bread, homemade yogurt and mayonnaise. During the evening these were sampled as well as several other tas- ty items including split -pea soup. alfalfa sprouts on pita bread and carob balls. For most of the members this was an introduction to the subject of natural foods and proved to be a most en- joyable and informative evening. The meeting was planned by Susar Moore as a presen- tation of her program on "Diet". November 3 members gathered at South Huron District High School to play volleyball as Barb Ballan- tyne and Joan Westerhout physically involved everyone in their program on "Recreation". Members then proceeded to the home of sponsor. Mrs. Helen Frayne where lunch was served by Mrs. Frayne and Sharon McNeilly. Several items of business were discussed with presi- dent. Susan Moore in charge. The Chrsitmas gift exchange meeting will be held jointly with the other two Beta Sigma Phi Chapters -in Ex- eter. This will be agreatop- portunity to meet and visit with our fellow sorority sisters. The Christmas mixed alltirEthle �Nov. zo to Dec. 5 SUPER SPECIALS CHRISTMAS DRAW PRIZES: 1st Recliner 2nd Painting One ticket for every purchase of $5.00 or over Draw closes 6 p.m. Dec. 24 3 -Two Piece Chesterfield Suites Reg. Price $650.00 NOW 1/2PRICE J Chesterfield Suites Bedroom Suites tRecliners ALL a Lamps FURNITURE Tables Hassocks Kitchen Sets Occasional Chairs Pictures etc. 15% 6FF TIEMAN'S FURNITU�tE aid HARDWARE Dashwood 237-3681 social with husbands is to be December 12 in the form of dinner with dancing to follow. The Pledge Ritual for new members. Lynda Freiter, Joan Morgan, Sandra Rowe, and Liz Taylor was held November 17 at the home of director. Mrs. Lillian Campbell. Following the ritual a delicious pot luck supper and a social time was enjo . by all. MR. AND MRS. GEOFFREY MARTYN Cherie Kathleen Phillips and GeoffreyMortyn exchanged wed- ding vows recently at St. Adams Anglican Church, London with Rev. Peter Tett officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Bruce Phillips, London and Mr. and Mrs. George Mortynof London' and Grand Bend are parents of the groom. The maid of honour was Lisa Landrey, bridesmaids were Linda Roseniretar and Donna Foster and Michele Leach was junior bridesmaid The flower girl was Terryl Schomberg. The best mon was Tim Barnes and guests were ushered by Gary and Larry Martin and Larry Thomsen. After a honeymoon in the Pocono mountains the couple has taken up residence in Lon- don. Exeter students will join program The Blyth Festival Singers will present two concerts of Christmas music on Sunday, December lith ;it 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. in Blyth Memorial Hall. This mixed. community choir of 80 voices came together in September. '81 under the auspices of the Blyth ('entre for the Arts. It represented a new direction in the growth of the Centre and the subsequent sell-out concerts throughout the season have attested to the popularity of choral music in the Huron -Perth area. The choir is under the professional direction of Laurie Hoc'botham of Listowel Howbotham says that he is enjoying the oppor- tunity to mould a choir from the beginning and feels that the choir is "at least a year 3 3 3 ahead" of where he expected it would he at this time in its development. The choir is accompanied by Arlene Darnbrough of Goderich. The intermediate choir of the Exeter Public School will share the programe with the Myth Festival Singers This excellent children's choir under the direction of Mrs. Joan Perrie won the hearts of the audience at last year's cor.- cert and the Singers are pleased to have them on the program again this year. They will perform works by themselves and with the adult choir Tickets are $3.00 for adults and 1.50 for children and are available from choir members or by phoning 523- 4331 or 482-3635. 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