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STORY HOUR GRADUATES — A number of youngsters graduated recently from the Story Hour sponsored by
the Exeter Christian Reformed Church. Back, left, teaher Anne Langendyk, Robin Harvey, Brett Juergens, Mork
DeVries and teacher Nell DeJonge. Front, Chad Morgan, Nicholas McLeod, Tina Banduwong, Mark Stalhe and
Jeremy Langendyk.
Hospital Auxiliary hear
reports from convention
The Christmas meeting of
South Huron Auxiliary was
held in the hospital--bor-
droom which was beautifully
decorated for Christmas.
President Mrs. Walter Davis
welcome.d everyone.
Mrs. Jean Munds reported
the gift shop was doing well
and thanked the ladies for
their co-operation. -
Mrs. Alma Godbolt
reported she and four Teen
Volunteers namely: Heather
Browning, Cathy Coates,
Karla Josephson and Suzanne
Wareham attended the con-
vention in Toronto and
reported on the sessions they
attended and thanked the
auxiliary for making it
possible for them to go.
The treasurer reported the
final payment has been paid
for air-conditioning installed
in the hospital.
Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Leone
Brock attended the 74th
H.A.A. convention at the
downtown Holiday Inn in
Toronto. There were 700
delegates representing 220
auxiliaries. Fred Davis of
Front Page Challenge
chaired the Sunday afternoon
Educational Session and
panel discussion. Diversified
topics were discussed during
concurrent session. Conven-
tion activities concluded with
session on the changing pic-
ture of aging and the use of
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music therapy tor health.
Mr. Sheeler thanked the
auxiliary for all the work they
have done and wished all a the staff entertained with
Mercy_ Christmas— ----veryiltmlorous songs pertain -
At the close of the meeting ing to the work of nurses in
the Hospital, Mrs. Jo -Ann
Bowen led with explanations
of them. Then as a press
reporter she interviewed a
nurse, Miss Information to
explain the meaning of some
hospital terms.
Christmas carols were sung
under the leadership of Rev.
Cheryl Englert after which a
delicious Lunch was served by
the staff bringing a happy
afternoon to a close.
A draw was made for an
afghan which was won by
Mrs. Cathy Veal. Second
draw for a floral arrange-
ment won by Mrs. Doris
Sillery and a decorative pic-
ture frame was won by Mrs.
Stella Taylor.
Deadline extended
for volunteer plan
The Honourable Susan
Fish, Minister of Citizenship
and Culture has extended the
nomination deadline for
Volunteer Service Award
Pins. Organizations active in
cultural and multicultural
areas now have until
February 28, 1985 to nominate
members for their volunteer
time. Original deadline was
December 31, 1984.
"My ministry has received
over 200 applications and hun-
dreds of inquiries concerning
the program," Ms. Fish said.
"The feedback has been very
positive and we would like
everyone working in the arts,
libraries, information cen-
tres, heritage, multicultural-
ism and citizenship,
newcomer services and the
Native community to look in-
to their communities and
nominate deserving
volunteers".
The Volunteer Service
Award Pins will be awarded
in recognition of five, 10 or 15
years of continuous service.
Community organizations are
responsible for nominating
members for each degree of
service pins. Each year an
organization may nominate
up to six individuals.
Successful candidates will
be awarded a commem-
orative pin in early Spring
and during volunteer week,
April 14-20. Nomination forms
are available now by writing
or calling:
Ms. Marilyn Branch,
Co-ordinator
Volunteer Awards Programs
Ministry of Citizenship and
Culture
5th Floor, 77 Bloor Street
West
Toronto, Ontario M7A 2R9
(416) 965-7505
MR. AND MRS. JOHN BURDON
Shelley Ann Gackstetter and John William Burdon were
united in marriage on November 10, 1984 at Hensoll
United Church with Rev. Stanley McDonald officiating.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs,,4Susan Koide, Kelowna
B.C. and Earl Gackstetter, Hensall. The groom is the
son of Mrs. Loretta Burdon, Exeter. The maid of honour
was Jeannie Wood. The best man was Merle Wood,
both cousins of the groom. The flowergirl was Jennifer
Randall, also o cousin of the groom. The organist was
Belva Fuss. The couple are residing in Exeter.
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influence alcohol has on our
lives. However, I feel her
apology tp the Jr. Farmers
was less than genuine.
They are' much too wide
awake to miss the point of
her story and agreed whole
heartedly with her theme.
They felt it very unfair that
the story singled our Jr.
Farmers. A special thanks to
the Times Advocate for front
page coverage of this
organization turning over
money for a community
project.
Let's hope one picture is
worth a thousand words.
Good luck to the Jr. Farmers.
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coitt9s to Grand
Don Shipley, Artistic Direc-
tor of the The Grand Theatre
Company, is pleased to
welcome the exclusive Cana-
dian Premiere of Tina Howe's
zestful new play, Painting
Churches, on January 16,
1985.
Winner of seven major
awards during its recent
blockbuster run off -
'Broadway, Painting Chur-
ches will feature in its Cana-
dian debut the acclaimed
talents of Donald Davis,
Florence Paterson and Nan-
cy Palk under the direction of
Hutchison Shandro. The show
previews January 14 and 15.
This premiere marks the on-
ly presentation of this new
work in the 84/85 Canadian
theatre season.
Painting Churches opened
off-Broadway in February,
1983 to rave reviews. The fifth
work by author Tina Howe,
the play is characterized by
elements of farce and absur-
dity, familiar in some degree,
to all her plays. Painting
Churches tells the story of a
young artist who comes to
terms with her Brahmin
Boston parents through the
completion of a long-awaited
family portrait. Her spirited
homecoming is the heart of
this exhuberant, moving play.
Director Hutchison Shan-
dro, who has directed in pro-
fessional theatres across the
country as well as over 75 pro-
ductions at the NationaL
-Theatre School and several
colleges and universities, was
Associate Artistic Director of
the English Acting Section of
the National Theatre School
from 1969 to 1973. Mr. Shan-
dro is a former company
member of the Vancouver
Playhouse
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