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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-10-15, Page 7• t Times -Advocate, October 15, 1986 Page 7 NEW LIONESS EXECUTIVE - The new executive for the Exeter Lioness club was named recently. Back, left, bulletin editor Linda Wuerth, treasurer Linda Oliver, lioness tamer Betty Ann Lamport and direc- tors Shirley Mousseau, Diane Darling and Elaine Pinder. Front, tail twister Laurie Dykstra, second vice- president Joan Hunking, secretary Marg Prout, president Joyce Eveland and first vitve-president Liz Bell. JOIN LIONESS CLUB - Three new members joined the Exeter Lioness club, recently . Shown from the left are Lions liaison officer Doug Jamieson, new members Ann Thompson, Wendy Long and Patty Sinnamon and president Joyce Eveland. T -A photo Riverview InStitute learn about postal codes, laminating The Riverview Women's Institute have had two good meetings so far this fall in the Masonic Hall in Ailsa Craig. The president Mrs. Evelyn McNaughton, began both with the ususal Instituteopening, along with a story and a household hint. At the September meeting, Mrs. Ruth Stevens, postmistress in Ailsa Craig explained the postal code, and the use of the computer in sorting mail. She also gave us a number of commonly -used codes such as for the hospitals, to speed our letters through the system. For our roll call at this meeting, we brought old post cards which brought back many memories, some even as far back as 1916, and written by a soldier in France to his "love". Esther Craven, in her motto, told why a "letter is a good way to visit a friend". With the scripture by Marie Campbell, and a humorous reading by Jean McKichan, the convener for this program, a good time was had by all. Of course, when Ruth McCallum and her committee brought out a variety of buttered homemade muf- fins, it was even better. In the business sessions of these meetings, it was reported that our bag of "craft material" had been delivered to the Children's Hospital of Western Ontario, and they are asking for finger puppets and baking for their bazaar on November 24 at the Eaton Centre Mall. A wooden pen holder, made and donated by Ervin Gingerich, was displayed and will be used by our guest book. The Institute has had a plaque engraved and put on it, "In Memory of Alice V. Dickens, a valued members of Riverview W.I. 1986. Evelyn reported on the fun Irish evening held at South Lobo recently, and also passed around information on the W.I. in P.E.I., our twin for this year. The Ross Butler Project to supply the schools with farm animal pictures, a set for each school, was ex- plained, and a motion to give a con- tribution to this endeavour was passed. Esther Craven and Wilma McIn- tosh will be the delegates for the Area Convention at the Ukrainian Hall on October 16 and 17, respectively. At least four other members will also at- tend. Mrs. Alie Twynstra offered to supply a craft for their craft table. The president told of the Neighbourhood Welcome Committee which is being launched by the local Ministerial, and Gertrude Rosser and the president will see that information about Institute work, and Riverview's programs in particular, is added to the Packet. Margaret Wilson and Evelyn McNaughton will represent Riverview at the Leadership Workshop on "Short Order Meals", sponsored by the Rural Organizations and Services Branch of OMAF, to be held at Arva on November 4. Invitations were accepted with thanks from Lucan to attend their meeting at the Villa on October 14 when Rev. Jean Morris will speak on the topic, "Thanks, but no thanks": Margaret Wilson read an invitai,tion from the local Library re an Open House to be held on October 23; and an invitation to Beechwood W.I. on November 11 when Evelyn McNaughton will shove pictures, and Lioness start new season The Exeter Lioness met September 22 to kick off their new 1986-87 season. The new executive for the year is as follows: president, Joyce Eveland, first vice-president, Liz Bell, second vice-president, Rosemary Straw and third vice-president Joan Hunking. Secretary, Marg Prout, treasurer Linda Oliver, and Tail Twister Laurie Dykstra. The Eastern Star ladies group serv- ed an excellent meal and it was en- joyed by all. After the meal, the guest speaker was John Gibson of Exeter. Ile had very interesting thoughts of the world today as he is a world traveller of years gone by andnowhas come to retire in Exeter. Mr. Gibson was teen thanked by.a small token. After the guest speaker they install- ed the new members, Patti Sin- naman, Ann Thompson and Wendy Long. After welcoming of new members, it was business as usual. Lioness Joyce Eveland read an in- vitation from twin club in the United States to meet half way for a dinner and it was decided by the club that October 27 was a good date. The meeting will be in Sarnia, having the next business on the bus on the way there. tell of her trip to Bangkok, Thailand, and the island of Bali. For her program speaker in Oc- tober, Sadie Walker, convener for Agriculture and Canadian Industries, invited Mrs. Wendy McLarty, who, with her husband, operate a • ..aminating business just south of Ailsa Craig, and have expanded to a staff of nine. They are very busy now making woodlaminated beams for ex- port to the U.S. Through Wendy's pleasant manner, description and pic- tures, we got a good insight into this relatively new local business. 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