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WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES MON. - THURS. 8-6 FRI. 8-9 SAT. 8-7.
Grand Rend couple
show slides of trip
The United Church women.
met Thursday afternoon in
the S. S. rooms for their
november meeting with 20
attending and president, Mrs.
Olive Miller, presiding.
Mrs. Bill Love read the
scripture lesson verses 1-14 of
4th chapter of Esther. Mrs.
Marge Mason conducted the
worship service, using the
theme, "Our date with
destiny."
She read a story from a
book by Amy Bolding, based
on the 14th verse of Chpater 4
of Esther. Roll Call was
answered by telling of foreign
missions or showing foreign
article.
The ladies were reminded -
that the next meeting will be
in the form of a hot pot luck
luncheon at 1:30 p.m. Lunch
hostess was Mrs. Susie
Devine, assisted by Mrs. Ed
Turnbull and Mrs. Hugh
Morenz.
Over 40 attended the social
evening Thursday, in Grand
Bend Town Hall, when Grop I
of th Womenb Institute were
in charge of the program.
Meeting opened with a sing
song of several favorite old
time songs.
Bill Thompson played
accordian selections, ac-
companied by Mrs. Irene
Kennedy on the piano. A
reading "Growing Old", was
given' by Mrs. Dorothy
Reeves. Mrs. Olive Miller and
Mrs. Kennedy sang two
duets, Hi Lilli, Hi Lo, and
Blue Hawaii.
Bill a nd Helen Sturdevant
showed pictures of their trip
through the southern U. S.
going through Tennessee,
Kentucky, Arkansas,
Oklahoma, Arizona, Painted
Desert, Petrified Forest,
Badlands, Grand Canyon,
Las Vegas, Texas, California,
San Grancisco, Oregon and
Washington and then home
through British Columbria
and Prairie Provinces.
Personais
Mr. and Mrs. Milt Jacob of
Rochester, Michigan, visited
last week with Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Baker. •
Mrs. Raymond Kading
spent a few days last week in
St. Thomas with her cousins,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Baker.
Mr, and Mrs. Alec
Hamilton were Sunday
supper guests with her sister
and husband. Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Wein of Crediton.
The Orpha Club met last
Tuesday evening at the home
of Mrs. George Walper in
Green Acres iwth 26 at-
tending.
President, Mrs. Clarke
Kennedy, opened with a
poem,"A little at a time,"
Tickets were distributed for
the quilt raffle to be drawn for
at their Christmas party on
December 9, at Mrs. Roy
Flear's home.
Earl Finnen and Roy Flear
made several doll cradles to
be given as Christmas gifts to
Children's Aid at Sarnia. The
ladies planned to make
bedding to equip the cradles.
The travelling prize donaed
by Jean Galbraith was won
by Mrs. Art Finkbeiner. Next
meeting will be November 26
at Mrs. Marty Burke's home.
Lunch was served by the
hostess assisted by Mrs.
Lillian Brown.
The Grand Bend No. I, 4-H
Club girls held their third
meeting last Thursday
evening' at Mrs. Jack
Smeeken% home.
They decided to name their
club the "Grand Bend Better
Batter Bread Beaters." Roll
Call was answered by telling,
"What meal you eat -the most
bread at, and in what form."
The firls were asked by
their leaders to go to markets
and compare prices on labels
of breads, mixes and dough
products.
At the discussion period,
they talked about covers for
their Record books and a skit
for Achievement Day.
Home Assignment was to
make bread at home.
Meeting next week will be
same place and time.
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EXETER COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION
LIMITED
23RD ANNUAL MEETING
WILL BE HELD AT THE
Exeter United Church Hall
November 21 , 1 9 7 5
8.00 p.m.
The purpose of the meeting is to receive the annual
report of the Board of Directors, Treasurer and other
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to act on the recommendations of the
Board of Directors, to appoint auditors a d to transact
such other business as may properly become before
the meeting.
ROBERTOSGOOD
PRESIDENT
DAVID FOREMAN
SECRETARY
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