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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1996-04-24, Page 7L4MLLY Happy anniversary The Exeter United Church Women's Anniversary was celebrated on Sunday. At left, Norma Cockwill, evening unit leader, Doris Denham, afternoon unit leader, Helen Coates, general president, Guest Speaker Muriel Coultes, president of National Consultation of Women, and Eleanor Clark, vice president of Exeter United Church Women. Staffa WI elect officers for year Reports detailing the year's activities were given also. Roberta Templeman Staffa correspondent STAFFA - Joyce Miller presided for the annual meeting of the Staffa Women's Institute held at the home of Esther Smale on April 17 at 1:30 p.m. ' Miller opened by showing the video "Challenge for a Changing World" with Peggy Knapp narrat- ing the history of the Women's In- stitute over the past 99 years. Following the video, Miller wel- comed everyone and opened the meeting with the Institute Ode and Mary Stewart Collect. CENTRALIA - On Saturday, April 20, many people enjoyed a delicious ham supper at Centralia United Church. For dessert there was a wide variety of cheesecake to complete the meal. At Centralia on Sunday, April 21, Pastor Heather Smith returned to the pulpit and shared her message entitled "With Burning Hearts". She announced that Bev Robinson will participate in the worship ser- vices at Centralia and Zion on Sun- day, April 28. Robinson has been working on the proposal for a church renewal project, and will present this information to the con- gregations. There will not be lunch following the worship. Upcoming activities Due to a change in plans, wor- - ship will not be held at the Exeter Villa on Wednesday, April 24. On Thursday, April 25 the Ses- sion will meet at Zion` at 8:00 p.m. Women from Zion West will host their annual Spring Break Away at the Kirkton-Woodham Communit$ Centre on April 27. On April 28, everyone is invited to attend the Community Band and Concede at the Exeter Legion at 2:00 p.m. A donation will be re- quested. Camp registration forms are available from Margam Herr at Zion or Faye Skinner at Centralia. With Mother's Day approaching, then from Centralia United Church are invited to participate in an all - mak choir. The first practice will be held Thursday, May 2. Centralia UCW will melt Thurs- day, May 2 at 8:00 p.m. Zion U.C.W. will meet the following evening. On Saturday, May 4, Zion will host a pancake breakfast. On May 26, a joint worship ser- vice will be held at Thames Road United Church with Rev. Grant MacDonald , as the guest speaker. Anyone interested in joining the choir is invited to practices which will be held April 28 at Centralia United Church, May 5 at Elimville United Church, and May 12 and 19 at Thames Road United Church. Community news At the euchre party at Heywoods Restaurant recently, Harvey Latta won the Special, while Mary Scott and Percy Noels were Lone Hand winners. Jean Noels and Norm Reith won the High Hand awards. Members are to prepare lunch for those participating in the recycling at the township shed on Saturday, April 27. A planning meeting to discuss and prepare the meetings for 1996-97 will be held at Joyce Miller's home on Wednesday, April 24 at 10 a.m. Verle Mahon has volunteered to type up the pro- grams. Reports were presented from the various committees, showing that Staffa Women's Institute, although small in number, were a very inter- ested group that had enjoyed some excellent speakers this past year. Officers for the coming year are: president Kay Smale; fust vice president Joyce Miller; secretary Roberta Templeman; Assistant sec- retary Betty Lou Norris; treasurer Verle Mahon; district director Joyce Miller, alternate Roberta Templeman; branch directors Mar- garet Daynard, Doris Miller, Edna Burchill and Helen Parsons; public relations Esther Smale; resolutions Doris Miller, program co- ordinators committee Kay Smale, Joyce Miller, Roberta Templeman, Marjorie Drake and Margaret Kemp; pianist Betty Lou Norris; Assistant pianists Margaret Kemp and Verle Mahon; press reporter Roberta Templeman; assistant press reporter Claudette Elliott; sunshine convenor Marjorie Drake; Tweedsmuir committee Esther Smale, Roberta Templeman, Sylvia Parsons, Mary Elliott, Rob Hamil- ton and Philip James; nominating committee Esther Smale, Marjorie Drake; auditors Margaret Daynard and Joyce Miller. Armstrong shays pats beautiful flooring at your feet. 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