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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1983-11-02, Page 6Page 6 Times-Advgcate, November 2, 1983 TO MARRY - Mr. and Mrs. Robert Osgood, Exeter are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Joan Kathleen to Philip Randolph, son of Mrs. Violet Anderson, London. The marriage will take place on Saturday, November 12, 1983 at 4 p.m. at Crediton United Church, Crediton, Ontario. Open reception to follow in Exeter. Photo by Schwartzentruber TO MARRY - Mr. and Mrs. Gerold Heffron of Blyth are pleased to announced the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Mary Ellen to Randal Carl, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Witherspoon of Crediton. The wedding will take place Saturday November 12, 1983 at the Bluth United Church. An open reception to follow Blyth. Photo by Harvey McDowell S T E 0 M 307 Main St., Exeter, Ont. A N Fall Sweepstakes Draw Winners s Stedmans thanks the many people who entered the Fall Sweepstakes Draw in Exeter and con- gratulates the following prize winners, who will each receive a clock radio. Mariette Mostrey, Sherwood Cr., Exeter; Helena Crawford, Grand Bend; Natalie Wales, Huron Park; Betty Spitse, RR 4 Leamington and Mae Wolfe, Exeter. These draw tickets will be entered with other local store winners at Stedmans central office in Toronto where a draw will be made for the following prizes: Grand Prize 14 days in Hawaii First Prize Seven days at Disney World in Florida. Plus additional prizes of four Panasonic Home Entertainment Systems and 12 Coleco Vi- sion arcade -style Video Games. Good Looking Hair Kathy Gall Wash, cut and blow dry Make an appointment for Friday or Saturday, (Nov. 4 8 5) and get your next appointment Free... at `Che luck %oom ' UNISEX HAIRSTYLINGS For The Entire Family 423 Main Street, Exeter, Ont., NOM ISO 235-0451 Tues., Thurs., Fri., Set. Located et Parker's Barbershop Nuron's comniunity services group plan information program "Mark your calendar today for Thursday November 17. This is going to be a special day for anyone interested in community development in Huron County." These remarks were made by Valerie Bolton as she talk- ed about the upcoming Com- munity Information Day to be held at the Huronview Auditorium. The day is being sponsored by the Huron Coun- ty Community Services Coun- cil, a network of community groups and social service agencies in Huron. What will be happening at this Information Day? There will be films, workshops, keynote speakers, a luncheon and displays by community agencies and groups that are members of the council. The council has held infor- mation days in the past and they have been a great way for community workers to meet one another and get a sense of what services are be- ing offered in Huron county. This year the council is ap- pealing to the public to come out and share in the activities of the day. 1 Detail plans for craft event The second general meeting of the Exeter Kinette Club was held October 25, at the home of Sylvia Watson. The minutes of the last meeting were adopted as printed in the club bulletin. Correspondence received by secretary Jacqui Hibbert, in- cluding a very nice letter of thanks from Susan Mousseau, who was the recipient of the Exeter Kinette Award for stu- dying Family Studies and Social Sciences. Vice-president Wanda Reynolds opened a lengthy discussion concerning the final details of the November 5 craft show to be held at the Exeter Legion hall. Many .iew craft exhibits are being added to this year's show, creating a much larger varie- ty of crafts for the shopping customer to choose from. Several new ideas of in- terest to the general public were suggested and adopted, resulting in the addition of many extra surprises which the club hopes will be well received. President Sally Snedden suggested that the members could bring a more varied line of baking to be sold at the tea corner during the craft sale. The enthusiastic response suggests some pleasant addi- tions to the tea corner. GRADUATES - Cheryl Amelia DesJardine, daughter of Emerson and Ethel DesJardine, Grand Bend, graduated October 27 with a Master in Library Science degree from the University of Western On- tario and is prosently employed in the Geography Map Library at U.W.O. Photo by Erik Singer Hallowe'en is observed Xi Gamma Nu chapter of Sorority enjoyed a Hallowe'en Social October 25 at the home of Linda Johns. The members dressed in costumes to depict what they had dreamed of becoming when they grew up. The Social Committee awarded prizes to the most original, the funniest and the one who had best fulfilled her dream. !toll call for the evening was "What do you consider to he you greatest time - waster?" Following a short business meeting, Jay Skillender and Mary Jane MacDougall presented the program - "Managing your Time and Energy Wisely". They offered many excellent tips on organizing our shopping lists, menus, closets, purses, filing systems, etc. so that we can save time and energy. The Ways and Means Com- mittee conducted a silent auc- tion of a great variety of creative Hallowe'en treats brought in by the members. A lovely lunch was provided by co -hostess Lynda Deelstra. Valerie Bolton, chair- woman of the council explain- ed, "We really look forward to the participation of a variety of community people, especially volunteers and peo- ple with visions of how we can improve and be more effec- tive as a council." The morning will be taken up with activities around the theme "Development Human Potential in Shaping Com- munities." Keynote speaker, Dr. Aidan Spiller, a specialist in voluntary organisations and community development, will present models of in- dividual and community growth and share visions for our future. A buffet luncheon will be accompanied by a luncheon address featuring author and journalist, Gisele Ireland. There will be two workshops to choose from in the afternoon. "Helping your Child with homework" is being spon- sored by the Huron Centre for Children and Youth. This workshop will aid parents who wish to have better com- munication with their child about scho• I work "It's Just Your Nerves" is a workshop dealing with the use and abuse of alcohol and tranquilizers. The discussion will outline more appropriate ways of coping with stress. This workshop is sponsored by the county group Women Today. Registration for the day is only $2.00 and $5.00 for lunch. The day begins at 9:00 a.m. and concludes at 4:00 p.m. It is beipg held at the Huron - view Auditorium (Hwy 4 south of Clinton). Par- ticipants are asked to pre - register by contacting Peggy Strong, Clinton Mental Health Resource Centre, Clinton. Phone 482-3961. This is an event you shouldn't miss. Register early as space is limited. 7i#ue .Tatifato osz Qu a le*f°°d 11=3 Duncan Hines, Deluxe 11, 520 g. Cake Mixes 1.09 =MT at=37 Kellogg's, 575 g. Rice Krispies 1 .79 alZIED 021=7 -Th Aliens Vitaminized, pure, Fabric Softener, 3.6 litre 48 oz. tin Fleecy 2.49 Gold Seal, Sockeye, 73/4 oz. tin Salmon 1.89 York, smooth or crunchy, 750 g. Save 11.00 Peanut Butter s.69 Detergent, 6 litre Tide 3.99 Jelly Powders 3/99 i Nabisco, 500 g. Shreddies 1.59 Hersheys Instant, 750 g. Chocolate 2.29 Westons, 400 g., salted or plal4ds Sodas 4 Campbell, your choice, 10 oz. 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