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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1985-10-30, Page 7CHURCH BAZAAR - Phyllis Case at the right makes a purchase from Annie Boersma and Anne Klungel at Saturday's Bazaar sponsored by the Christian Reformed Church of Exeter. T -A photo Sorority groups see artg allery, spinner Laureate Apha Tau went on a tour Clarke of London gave a spinning of the Art Gallery in London on Oc- demonstration and a very interesting tober 9. Folk Art from Mennonite and talk on spinning and weaving for the other An'baptist Communities of On- program "Hobbies, Sharing Your tario wai on display with exhibits of Interests". handmade quilts, textile art, fur- The last September meeting was niture, wooden ornaments and held at the home of Marlys Maver. After the business meeting, Sharon Davis and Marion Snow showed a film and had a discussion on "Mar- riage: What is a successful' mar- riage". Lunch was served by Marlys and co -hostess Mrs. Frayne. "The world around us: The com- munity" was the topic of the October 1 meeting held at the home of Patty Sinnamon with co -hostess Gail Rolph. Following the business meeting con- ducted by president Lynda Freiter, the meeting was turned over to Marlys Maver and Joan Morgan. Deb Heslinga gave a very interesting talk about education for gifted students as it is applied in the Huron County public system. October 15 the regular tneeting was held at the home of Joan Morgan with Nancy .Charrette as co -hostess. • Sharon Davis and Sandra Rowe had invited Mrs. Barb Whiting to speak on "Window treatments for function and beauty". Mrs. Whiting brought impleni nts. A "four square garden" created in- side the gallery was a symbolic struc- ture of the daily life of Mennonite households. Following the tour they returntd to Elsie Tuckey's who was assisted by Brenda Hennessey for lunchand the business meeting con- ducted by President Donna Jones. Ocbber 22 members met -at- the home of Leona Amos and a short busitess meeting was held. Elsie Wit- teveen who was assisting the hostess introduced the guest speaker, Jamie WeAman. Jamie told of his ex- pert nces in his travels as a member of tle American Boys Choir and as a soloist and presented a tape of his solo wih a; German symphonic orchestra and a piece from his album, Danny Boy, which everyone enjoyed. A delicious lunch was served by the hostess and Elsie. Alpha Pi Chapter ---AlphaPi chapter Beta Sigma Phi numerous samples and gave us many began their new yearwith•dinner at ideas for the latest ideas in window the home of Joan Morgan as 1 members and two guests were enter- tained by the 1985-86 executive. The first regular meeting was held at the home of Janice Webber with co - hostess Susan Maver. Mrs. Eleanor cora tulg, The social corrift)ittee -held -a --- scavenger hunt October 26. Four cars spent an hour hunting and then returned to the Dougall rec room for a mixed up menu lunch. DOLL DOCTOR -- Joanne Bowen administers health assistance to Brenyn Baynham's doll at Friday's Ladies Night Out fashion show. Hurondale Institute debateorno rapPh p 9 y gram, time statan ana portions Lound objectionable. President Fen Dougall reported on the fall rally. The delegates to the area conventiqn are Marjorie Oke and June Stewart. Roll call wa; a Canadian woman 1 admire and why. A humorous reading, "At Last Mom Knows She's a Real Farmwife"was read by Helen Webber who also conducted a tricky contest on place names in Huron County. The motto. "MI Our Children Need Love, Security and Discipline," was given b) Marion Porter. Ilurondale II 4-11 dub of which Trace) Oke is president and Pat 13allantyne and Karin Etherington are leaders, displayed a table full of scrumptious pies, cupcakes, muffins, tea biscuits and turts which they learned to make during club meetings. Each war quickly sold. Fancy cookies aid tea were serv- ed for lunch. The Agricultureand Canadian In- dustries committee will be in charge of the Novembe' 27 meeting, 8:15 p.m. at Usborne(entral School., Pornography was the subject of the talk given by Rev. W. Brown of Var- na to the Hurondale Womens' In- stitute October meeting on Citizen- ship of which Mrs. Lloyd Ballantyne is convener. We have two choices regarding por- nography - ignore it or become aware. As parents. we should take respon- sibility for what our children watch or: '1'.V. and video. We are urged to write now to the Honourable,John C. Crosbie, Minister of Justice. Ottawa - no stamp necessary Be specific regarding pro- I111111111111111111111111111I111111111111111111I1111111111: NEW! Dessert of the Month For those special occasions or just o special treat try our new desserts, a different one every month. Each one is home made and delivered to your door. November's dessert is Black Forest Cherry Cake. 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