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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1972-10-05, Page 15photo by Phillips HELP US HELP YOU The Exeter recreation committee hopes to increase its activities during the coming fall and winter months and asks residents of the area to indicate what activities they would like to participate in. To make this questionnaire effective, you are urged to list only those activities in which you have a sincere interest. If enough interest is shown in any of the following, organizational meetings will be called and you will be notified, in person or through subsequent advertisements. CHILDREN'S PROGRAM I I BASKETBALL — For boys and girls 10 to 16. Would be conducted at SHDHS on Saturdays [ 1 GYMNASTICS — For boys and girls of all ages. Would be conducted at SHDHS on Saturdays. 11 VOLLEYBALL — For boys and girls of all ages. Would be conducted at SHDHS on Saturdays [ HOCKEY — For boys of all ages. Regular program at Exeter Arena I 1 BALLET — For children of all ages. Would be SHDHS ] FIGURE SKATING — For all ages. Regular program at Exeter Arena H BOWLING — All ages. Regular program at Exeter Bowling Lines [ I SQUARE DANCING — Mid-week at Exeter Arena LIST ANY OTHER ACTIVITY YOU WOULD LIKE ADULT AND TEEN PROGRAM [ 1 BASKETBALL — For men and ladies. Would be mid-week at SHDHS I 1 VOLLEYBALL — For men and ladies. Would be mid-week at SHDHS [ ] BADMINTON — For men and ladies. Would be mid-week at SHDHS 1 PHYSICAL FITNESS For men and ladies. Mid-week at SHDHS I 1 DRAMA GROUP — For men and ladies [ 1 ART GROUP — For men and ladies I 1 SENIOR CITIZENS — Regular monthly activities at Exeter Legion Hall I 1 SQUARE DANCING — Regular program at SHDHS I / HOCKE Y— Regular rec league at Exeter Arena H ROCK HOUNDS I I PHOTO CLUB H FLOWER ARRANGING [ 1 LEATHERWORK LIST ANY OTHER ACTIVITY YOU WOULD LIKE Fees for the above activities range from $5 to $15 each NAME AGE „ ADDRESS PHONE ......... ..... . NOTE: You may also indicate your choices on a brief letter, listing required details. FORMS SHOULD BE RETURNED BEFORE OCT, 17 Mail or Deliver To: The Exeter Times•Advocate Clerk, Town of Exeter Alvin Willert, Rea. Director, Exeter INSTRUCTORS it You would Like to ANiSt in The Leadership of any of the Programs Above, Please indicate here, Activity Mini Craft Courses to be held at the Country Spire Gift Studio FORMERLY ROY'S UNITED CHURCH RUSSELDALE v' Pearl Jewellery Making Make beautiful pearl ropes — one and two needle necklaces — great inexpensive gifts. v Hair Pin Lace A revival of this ancient art is an experience in nostalgia. V Mod Podge Bring to life those old attic treasures — apply prints to plaques, purses, milk cans, etc, V Petal Dip The plastic film that makes beautiful flowers, table centrepieces, etc. Only $2.00 for one lesson in the craft of your choice. Materials are extra. Register now by filling out the form below, and mail to Shirley's Canadian Crafts, 8 Main St., Grand Bend, or phone 229-6341 for further information, Inquire about group rates for your organization. I Enclose $ for . (No. of courses) Underlined Below. Name . Address ............... Pearl Jewellery Oct. 17 evening 7:30; Oct, 18 afternoon 1:30 Hair Pin Lace Oct. 26 evening 7:30 Mod Podge Oct. 18 evening, Oct. 19 evening Petal bip Oct. 19 afternoon, 44t. 25 evening FABRICS & THINGS 100 Yds, Polyester Thread 194 36" Cotton Prints 364 yd, 45" Brushed Corduroy $1 54 Yd. Prepasted Wallpaper from 87a Kids Socks — subs 2 pr. 474 PHONE and MAIL ORDERS FILLED BRING IN THIS AD & GET GIFT WITH MINIMUM PURCHASE 432-5111 4'' W€¢ 85 Dundas St. LONDON Between Talbot & Ridout Sts. ,Local couples exchange vows in recent autumn ceremonies Times-Advocate, October 5, 1972 MR. AND MRS, CON FORAN Local ladies hold fall get-togethers r. 4' SVU11441'•. ViCia Barbara Dawn Muir, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Muir, Jarvis St., Seaforth and Allan Ross Sararas, son of Mr. and. Mrs. Ross Sararas, RR 2, Staffa, exchanged their vows of matrimony September 30, 1972 in Hensall United Church. Rev. Donald Beck officiated. The couple were attended by Judy Hulley and Gerry Sararas, brother of the groom. A buffet luncheon was served at the home of the bride's parents following the ceremony. Mr, and Mrs. Sararas are residing at 235 Bishop St,, Preston. 76 ,teue - veepta Corneliou' (Con) Joseph Foran and Linda Diane Dietrich were married in a double-ring • ceremony at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church, September 22, 1972. Baskets of pink and white gladioli decorated the church for the ceremony conducted by Rev. J. C. Mooney, • Madeline Glavin was the organist and soloists were Mrs. Doreen Browning and Barbra Pfaff, Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a floor MARY'S SEWING' CENTRE 1 7 Albert St. CLINTON Authorized WHITE — ELNA Dealer Special Sewing Courses in Lingerie Knits and Men's Wear FABRICS tricot, lycra, knits and all makings and trims Precision scissor sharpening Repairs to all makes of sewing machines Phone 482-7036 or 262-5372 after 6 p.m. length gown of white silk faille, styled with a Victorian neckline, empire waistline and bishop sleeves, and fashioned with French guipure lace on the bodice and sleeves. Her chapel length silk illusion veil was similarly outlined with guipure lace, styled with a floral cluster head-piece. The maid of honor was Suzanne Dietrich, sister of the bride, with bridesmaid Donna Dietrich and flower girl Betty Jane Foran, They were dressed alike in floor length gowns of screen printed acrylic crepe in floral design with pink background, empire waists and pink velvet sash, Frank Foran, brother of the groom was the best man with Terry Foran as usher and Lenny Dietrick as ring bearer. Following a reception at Dash- wood Community Centre, the couple left for a wedding trip to Northern Ontario. The bride's travelling outfit was a red jumper and white blouse with navy accessories, The bride is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Dietrich, RR 3, Dashwood and the groom is the son of Mr: and Mrs, John Foran, RR 2, Auburn. The couple will reside in Mrs. Verda Taylor visited in Sarnia and Detroit over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Strang celebrated their 35th wedding anniversary on Sunday. They were guests of their family for dinner at the Old Mill Restaurant, Pajkhill and af- terwards at their home. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Squire were entertained Sunday by their family, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Squire, Whalen, Mrs. Gladys Chittick and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lamond, London, to a dinner at Dashwood on the oc- casion of their 55th wedding anniversary. Later the family spent the evening at their parents' home, Main St. Mrs. Roylance Westcott, Mrs. Harry Dougall, Mrs. Hugh Love and Mrs. Garnet Hicks of Centralia. Both are employed at Dashwood Industries. Hurondale WI plans bus trip The September meeting of Hurondale Institute was taken by the family and consumer affairs committee, with Mrs. John Pym in the chair. She read an autumn poem and a film was shown by Mr. K. Bridges on the crippled children's treatment centre in London. Roll call, "What health habit would you emphasize to your child" was answered by the members. The motto, "When you feel like complaining take a good look at your blessings", was read by Mrs. Lee Webber, A reading entitled "Old Moses Counting Eggs" was read by Mrs. Mac Hodgert. The president, Mrs. Garnet Hicks, presided for the business, Arrangements were made for members to attend the Fall Rally in Auburn. The historical meeting is to be held in Usborne school October 18, The Institute is sponsoring seven 4-H clubs this year. Mrs. R. E. Pooley gave the hospital report and the emergency report was given by Mrs. Edna Passmore. A bus trip to Kitchener is planned for November, The meeting closed with the Lord's Prayer and lunch was served by committee in charge. Institute holds county rally Mrs. Harold Gaunt, president of West Huron WI welcomed between 150 and 200 guests to the 21st annual .Huron County Women's Insititue Rally held in Auburn United Church. Pat Shanahan and Bill Hanley from the Children's Aid Society attended and answered many questions about the Institute bursary which is given annually. A motion was made to the ef- fect that the president of each district (west, east and south) be a committee to meet with the CAS to plan the spending of the bursary. The bursary fund at the present time is over $1,700. It is collected each year at 50 cents a member. Mrs. Amber Popp reported for the Huron Historical society, stating there are 170 members. Miss Catherine Hunt, Home Economist, reported on her work. Huron has the highest number of girls working in 4-H. Miss Hunt also presented the scholarship, a cheque for $100 and a certificate to Miss Jayne Snell, RR 1, Londesboro. Guest speaker was Mrs. Clarence Diamond, New Ham- burg, past PRO of the Federated Women's Institutes of Ontario. She described her trip to Oslo, Norway as a voting delegate from Ontario to the Triennial Conference of the ACWW. Mrs. Ross Eedy, Dungannon, entertained the ladies with cake decorating. Also entertaining was Mrs. Celia Aitchison, West Huron, with a humorous reading. Mrs. Gilbert Johns and Mrs. Elson Lynn, Elimville WI were appointed auditors. The 1973 Rally will be held in South Huron. Hurondale WI attended the Huron County Rally in Auburn. Believe it or not, two of the bartenders best friends during the holiday season are milk and cream, When you plan your holiday soirees don't forget to shop the dairy case. You can add that little measure of extra luxury that sets fall and winter entertaining apart from any other time of the year and makes the host the toast of the party, Holiday eggnog (Makes 12 Servings) 6 eggs, separated It teaspoon salt 2'3 cup sugar 2 tablespoons rum flavoring+ 1 pint (2 1 2 cups) light cream 2 cups milk or 1 cup milk plus cup light rum 1 2 pint (1 1 4 cream nutmeg — Beat egg whites and salt until frothy throughout, gradually beat in 1.i3 cup of the sugar and con- tinue beating until stiff peaks form. Beat egg yolks until light. Gradually add remaining sugar beating until thick and lemon colored, Add rum flavoring. Very slowly add cream and milk rum, beating constantly. Whip cream until softly stiff. Gently fold whipped cream and meringue into egg-cream mixture. Chill thoroughly. Serve sprinkled with nutmeg. Irish coffee (Makes 6 Servings) 1 2 pint (1 1 4 cups) whipping, cream 6 tablespoons fruit sugar 1 4 Cu!) Irish whiskey 33 4 cups hot black coffee Whip cream until softly stiff; Page 3: A set aside. Place 1 tablespoon sugar and 2 tablespoons whiskey into each of six 8-ounce stemmed glasses. Pour coffee over a metal spoon to absorb heat and fill each glass 34 full. Stir to dissolve sugar, Float generous tablespoons of whipped cream on top of each glass. The Women's Missionary Counsel of the Exeter Pen- tecostal Church took the form of a mother and daughter banquet, Thursday evening. Mrs. Keith McLaren presided over the service which was held directly after the supper. Mrs, H. Kendrick opened in prayer and Michele and Anne Triebner rendered a duet, They were accompanied by their mother, Mrs. Grant Triebner on the piano who also played for the rest of the service. There were also two quartet numbers by Janet and Chris Cowan, Beverley and Vaila Tait who also ac- companied them on the piano, Speaker of the evening was Town Topics Mr. and Mrs. Gifford Hogarth, Ocala, Florida, visited recently with his brother, Victor Hogarth and family and with his sister, Mrs. Russell Balkwill and family. Mrs. Ken Rennick, from Monk- ton. Her topic, was "Ruth's obedience in following Naomi's God." There were 80 present at the supper. Exeter UCW On October 2, Unit 3 of the Exeter United Churn Women held their Thanksgiving meeting in the primary Sunday school room, A gentleman affiliated with the Salvation Army requested help from the ladies with a town-wide canvass coming up October 23. Mrs. Ada Dinney, unit leader, conducted the business meeting and the devotional was conducted by Mrs. Verla Russell, Mrs. Marion Dougall and Mrs. Alice MacLean. Guest speaker, Mrs. Alvin Pym took the ladies on an enjoyable trip to Russia by the use of slides. Mrs. Helen Coates and group served a delicious lunch. MARRIED RECENTLY — Donna Helen King, daughter of Major and Mrs. Richard A. King, Grimsby, and Gary Douglas Wedlake, son of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas W. Wedlake, Exeter, were recently married by the Rev. R. W. McLauchlin, at Trinity United Church, Grimsby. Both are graduates of the University of Waterloo. After a honeymoon in Northern Ontario the couple will reside in Montreal, where the bride is employed by a Social Service agency and the groom is working towards a doctoral degree in Chemical Engineering. 1 cups) whipping Fora Tan do Seasonal refreshments best if made with dairy products Char Tit lom@A* I • Charlie Thomas is a 44 year old Grey Township farmer. Charlie and his wife Mary have a family of 3, Bob 19, David 18, and Dianne 15. • Member of Brussels Branch of Royal Canadian Legion • Past President of Brussels Lions Club • Member of Brussels United Church • Member of many farm organizations • Reeve of Grey Township • Served on Regional Development Council for 8 years • Past Chairman of Huron Planning Board • Member of Tax Review Committee and Social Services Committee of Huron, County Council dan tte: I nomcis MI 11 0: ''.711.71.111