The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-09-18, Page 27YOU
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READY FOR NURSERY SCHOOL — Students ready for Nursery school at Lucan had an opportunity to look at the facilities at an Open House held Saturday. Shown from the left with teacher Cathy Watts are Pat
Hodgins. Ann Herren, Bronwyn Singleton, Marcia Heckman end Malkin Singleton, T-A photo
Staffa 4-H are busy
Sponsored by the Exeter and Lucan Legions
Training Sessions • Thursday Nights
HURON PARK RECREATION CENTRE
Pick Up. Application Forms or Further Information from
Harvey Pfaff at the Exeter Post Office or Phone 235-
1325 or 235-2013 Youths off for higher learning
Training Has The Following Aims:
• To be a good leader and citizen
• To use a compass and map
• To be able to survive in the bush in case
of an accident
• To care for a rifle and become a good shot
• Develop physical fitness
SEVERAL WEEKEND AND SUMMER CAMP
PROGRAMS ARE AVAILABLE
AMMON.
By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN
STAFFA
Lee Miller, daughter of Mr. &
Mrs. Russell Miller, has returned
to Woodstock for her second year
in nursing,
Teresa Miller, daughter of Mr.
& Mrs. Russell Miller, is enrolled
at Fanshawe College and has
begun her studies there.
Joanne Ross, daughter of Mr. &
Mrs. Alf Ross Jr. is enrolled at
Fanshawe College and has begun
her studies there.
Elizabeth Templeman
Visiting at the J, Templeman
home on the weekend were Dave
and Joanne Capling of
Mississauga and Rob, Bev and
Geraldine Templeman of
Stratford,
4-H meeting
The third meeting of the Staffa
Nifty Needlers was held on
September 13 at the home of Mrs.
Joyce Vivian, Ten members, two
leaders and a guest Miss Jane
Sharpe from Napanee were
present.
The members answered the
roll call by telling the colour
harmony of their "learning
Stitches" article. The next
meeting will be held at 7 p.m. on
September 26 at Mrs. Vivian's,
Michelle Riley was elected to
be the new west Staffa telephone
girl,
Mrs, Vivian reviewed the uses
of the back stitch. She also
discussed how to create a design
for the free choice articles. She
explained the basic principles of
design - line, mass, balance,
colour and rhythm. She recapped
the discussion with a series of
design quizzes in which the
members decided which properly
followed the line of design and
why. Miss Jane Sharpe
demonstrated the correct way to
enlarge designs. Bev Templeman
explained how to do a twisted
chain stitch.
The second meeting of the
Staffa Nifty Needlers was held at
the home of Mrs. Spencer Jeffery
recently.
The roll call which was the
"Learning Stitches" article
members ctiose and 'why, was'an-
swered by 10 girls.
feMaren Mahon demonstrated;
Members of the Lucan United
Church Women met on Tuesday
for their first fall general
meeting with Mrs. Sheridan
Revington in the chair.
8 report of the U.C.W. booth at
Lions Fair brought a suggestion
from elderly folk they would like
to have a place to rest with
sandwiches available.
The nomination committee
announced the list of officers will
be posted and women invited to
sign the most interesting to them.
Mrs. W. M. Froats and assistant
will prepare October com-
munion.
The U.C.W, gift of suitable
remembrance to the baptismal
family was discussed and
everyone was asked to bring
suggestions to the October
meeting.
The chicken barbecue will be
held September 24, 5-7:30 p.m. at
the Lucan arena. Members are
asked to phone Mrs, S. Revington
Saturday with a report of ticket
sales.
Mrs. Wayne Weber who at-
tended School for Women at
Alma College in August and is the
new CGIT Superintendent an-
nounced by the Christian
Education Department. Mrs. M.
H. Hodgins will convene the
U.C.W, meeting in October.
The devotions were taken by
Mrs. David Park and Mrs. Glen
Haskett, The program "Women"
of our own country and women in
the church was very informative,
The United Nations declared 1975
International Women's Year with
the theme "Equality, Develop-
ment and Peace", When the
Women's Missionary Society was
formed several years ago it was
the only group to study family
living in other countries. From
1971-1974, 3,000 men and 90
women were ordained. Most
churches call for men but women
are more and more being asked
to serve churches as their
ministry.
A quiz on "Women in Public
Life" brought the program to a
close and was enjoyed by all,
daughter of Mr. & Mrs. John
Templeman is attending Cen-
tralia College this term,
Ruth Jeffery, Paul Miller and
Ernest Dow are all enrolled at the
University of Guelph and began
classes this week.
Mrs. Ernest Willard, Exeter
visited on the weekend with Mr. &
Mrs, John Miller and family.
Sunday they all attended a family
gathering at Grimsby, honouring
Mrs. L. Kydd on her 90th bir-
thday.
Mr. & Mrs, John Templeman
visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs.
Alvin Cole and family.
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riverview estates
mobile home park
----`00'enlbrirfstsettion-Mondtiy th'ru Friday
1 to 5 p.m. - 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday 1 to 5 p.m.
how to pull thread from a skein
and thread a needle. She also
showed how to start and finish
thread. Mrs. Jeffery then ex-
plained how to cut out the
"Learning Stitches" article and
cutting pattern. She discussed
how to transfer designs to the
fabric.. The design for the clubs'
book covers was chosen,
Ruth Harburn demonstrated
the back stitch, which all the girls
practiced. The leaders reviewed
color harmony, • ,.
Continue debate
over town audit
The matter of appointing an
auditor for the current year has
been left with Exeter council's
executive committee.
Last meeting, council received
notification from A. M. Harper,
Goderich, that the firm's audit
fee would be increased from the
current figure of $3,600 to $6,000.
That prompted some members
of council to suggest other figures
should be obtained from auditing
firms to see if the work could be
done at a lower rate,
A London firm, Hayter &
Judge, estimated thir cost should
not exceed $5,000 if there were no
problems encountered, but ex-
plained that it was impossible to
give an accurate figure because
the fee was based on the length of
time it would take to undertake
the audit. r
A local firm suggested their fee
would be about $6,350.
The Ultimate IN MOBILE HOME LIVING
Dealers For: North!ander - Marlette - Glendale
DISPLAY HOMES — GEORGE ST. EAST
Turn East at Les Pines Motel
TOPS IN 4-H BEEF — Stan Francis a past president of the Kirkton Fair was judge for the 4-H beef club
competition at Saturday's Fair. From the left are judge Francis, Kirk Wackier with the top calf and Murray
Switzer, winner in the showmanship division. T-A photo
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* Country Living with Town Facilities
* Located in the Corporate Limits of Exeter
* Completely Landscaped, Two Car Parking
Per Home, All Underground Utilities.
* Cable TV
* Shopping District Only Minutes Away
* Curling Rink Adjacent to Park
* Three Golf Courses in Area
* Thirty Miles from London, Ten Miles
to Lake Huron Beaches
* Easy Access to Two Main Highways
* Club Room with Kitchen Facilities
* Games Room at the fair .
The monthly payment to the Park Management for homesites includes many
things. So that you will better appreciate the economy of living in a quality
park, the. numerous inclusions are listed below:
* MUNICIPAL TAXES — Tax on the Land Occupied
* RENT FOR USE OF LAND SITE
— WITH ITS — Double depth Paved DRIVEWAYS
— 180 Square Foot Concrete PATIO
— LANDSCAPING
Socket for Umbrella Type CLOTHES DRYER (if required)
— Piers for your Homes' Solid Footing
* USE OF SEWERS (connected to CITY Lines)
* CONCRETE PADS FOR GARDEN BUILDINGS
* STREET LIGHTING
* Use of exclusive ADULT PARK
* Use of exclusive CHILDREN'S PARK
* Use of CLUB HOUSE (Minimal charge for private functions)
NOTE: Electric Power is metered at each homesite, so that you only pay for
what you use.
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