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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1989-01-18, Page 7Order of the rose - The Beta Theta Sorority honoured three of its r last week. President Heather Rogers (left) presents the award t and Jay Skillender. Roll call is dues EXETER - The Exeter U.C.W. evening unit met January 6 in the Ladies Parlour of the church. Lead- er, Helen .Coates opened with a New Year's pocm and thc treasurer gave her report Betty Clark made a motion that we buy pop and cookies with the tea -money for thc Group Home people when they help fold bulle- tins at the church. The evening unit is responsible for lunch for the General U.C.W. meeting January 16. Dolores Shap - ton, Alice Parsons; Irene Dunn and Marion Frayne volunteered to look after this lunch. Gerry Bornath asked for a co - convener for the meals -on -wheels program. Donna Paynter is the new convener. Velma Carroll and Gla- dys Mcdonald have resigned after a job well done. The roll call was answered by 34 ladies paying 500 for their 1989 dues. Marie Brunzlow's group was in charge of the rest of the meeting. Other helping Marie were Donna Paynter, Betty Watson, Alice Par- sons, Agnes Aunger and Elsie Her- mann by giving readings pertain- ing to the New Year and prayer and scripture readings. The guest speaker for the evening was Bev Brown from Brussels, a director of Town and Country Homemaker for Huron County which have been operating for 10 years. They hire Homemakers who are trained persons to help maintain people in their own homes by of- fering support when physical abili- ties are disrupted. The T.C.H. also provides work- ers to houseclean inside and do out- side work such as put storm win- dows on and off, clean out eavestroughs and do yard work. There is a fee for these services. Volunteer drivers provide trans- portation for seniors and disabled people. This also has a fee charged. T.C.H. are trying to set up a Din- ers Club in Exeter to provide a pleasant outing for seniors to meet regularly, share a meal and have a good time. "Home Help" is another Town and Country Homemakers service which is available for those who do not require the full services of a Homemaker but do need assistance to live independently. Home help - -nbers with the Order of the Rose I Wagner, Susan Kraftcheck, at UCW Exeter Villa EXETER - Hello from everyone at the Exeter Villa. January is half oyer and it hardly seems as if we have had any winter weather. Some days it doesn't even feel like winter. Birthday wishes go this week to Bernice Trucmner and Ron Trucmn er. Best wishes to both as mother and son celebrate together. We enjoyed having the Legion Ladies for their monthly Bingo. We had a record crowd and everyone en- joyed the evening. Saturday night was Banana Bingo. What a combi- nation - our favourite fruit and our favourite game. Santa was very good to us this year and brought us a VCR. Now we shall be able to enjoy more 1110 - vies. Last week's movie was "The Incredible Journey", a Walt Disney story about the travels of two dogs and a cat. Play euchre at McGillivray WEST McGILLIVRAY - A cuch- • rc party was held at West McGilliv- ray Hall on Friday January 6 with • eleven tables. Conveners wcrc Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hodgins and fami- ly. Next party on January 20 at 8 p.m. with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Guilfoyle as conveners. Prizes wcnt to Harry Noels, Mur - Pullman, ladies, Mary Moser, Betty -� Guilfoyle,- Marjory Davidson and lelecn Pullman. We were pleased to have Rev. Stojkovic and his family for our worship services last Wednesday. Thanks to Mrs. -Stojkovic for the music and we arc always pleased to sec the baby. Residents in thc Nursing Home celebrated January birthdays on Fri- day: Honoured guests were Maggie Madigcr, Dorothea Schmctrer and Lloyd Dcichart. Everyone sampled the butter cake Naked by- the ladies for the occasion. Thought for thc week: It's hard to make guests feel at home when all the time you arc wishing they wcrc. crs do weekly cleaning, laundry, shopping, errands, transportation and prepare food and meals. A ser- vice manager will help assess the needs and determine the cost. A social time followed with lunch of fruit bread, jams and tea. Times -Advocate, January 18, 1989 Page 7 Ailsa Craig UCW hears of Hong Kong AILSA CRAIG - At the January meeting of the Ailsa Craig U.C.W. those present learned a great deal about Hong Kong, its cultural focus and the people who live there. Kathy Kilby spent 10 months in Hong Kong and while there she taught conversational English in a school and encouraged the young people to attend a church to learn about the Christian way of life. Kathy was invited to the U.C.W. meeting to share some of her expe- riences with the members. As she told about her work in Hong Kong she showed a beautiful set of slides and then answered many questions. Mary Sutherland used "time" as the theme of her worship service for the first meeting in the New Year. As time is a gift of God we should learn time management and make work an act of joy. We sang the old hymn "Take Time to be Holy" with Lorraine Neil as pianist. Wilma McIntosh read a suitable scripture. During the business meeting everyone was in favour of having a roast beef supper in March. We off • SHEETS and PILLOWCASES, COMFORTERS, BEDSPREADS; SHAMS and SKIRTS • White Goose Down DUVETS, DUVET COVERS, Fabufill PILLOWS • Acrylic BLANKETS • SHOWER CURTAINS, BATH BOUTIQUE, Martex TOWELS Drop in and check out the "END OF LINE" Specials reduced up to 50% off. 359 Main SI. 235-2957 Exeter Exeter BED • BATH • WALLPAPER • LINENS • GIFTS will again rernember our sick and shut-ins with a small bouquet on Valentines Day. 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