Times-Advocate, 1988-10-19, Page 9Exeter Seniors host fall rally of Ontario clubs
EXETER • The 13 Fall Rally of
Zone 8 United Seniors of Ontario
was held at Exeter Legion Hall on
Friday.
Zone 8 President, Elmer Hayter
opened the meeting with 0 Canada
followed by the.Lord's Prayer and
One Minute Silence in memory of
departed friends.
• Rev. Richard Hawley of Exeter
United Church chose, "Time" as the
theme for his message and poems.
Greetings from the town of Exet-
er were brought by Mayor Bruce.
Shaw.
Guest speaker, Ross Haugh, edi-
tor of the Exeter Times Advocate
was introduced by Exeter president,
Pat Skinner. Ross recalled high-
lights of earlier years interspersed
with stories and jokes to the delight
of the Seniors.
Courtesy. remarks were given by
Zone Ist. Vice President John
Deeves.
Keith Rowntree reported on the
Contention and° Percy Blowdell
read the brief sent to parliament re-
garding Sunday shopping and seven
of the resolutions.
Irene Davis, Past President of
Zone 8, led in. prayer which closed
the business meeting.
An hour of fellowship, euchre,
croquinole and cribbage followed.
Prizes were given for high and low
scores.
Winners in the draw for boxes of
groceries were Ruth Arthur, Exeter;
Ida Godhin, Clinton; Marguerite
Horton, Goderich; Irene Davis,
Hensall; Margaret Elliott; Stan
Lee. Varna; Edythe Beacom, Lon-
desboro; Blanche Deeves, Holmes-
ville; Gladys Skinner, Exeter; Greta
Miller, Dashwood; Margaret Swan,
Goderich; and Mary Neil, Exeter,'
Refreshments were served by Ex-
Teter Seniors.
SENIORS ZONE EXECUTIVE -The fall rally of Zone 8 of the United Seniors of Ontario was held Friday at the
Exeter Legion Hall. Members of the executive from the left are John Deeves, Irene Davis, president Elmer Hayter,
Jean McEwen, Percy Blondell, Keith Rowntree and Exeter • resident Pat Skinner.
-AT SENIORS RALLY - Shown during Fridays fall rally of Zone 8 of the United Seniors of Ontario at the Exeter
Legion hall are fom the left Times Advocate editor Ross Haugh who was the guest speaker, zone president Elmer
Hayter, Percy Blondell and Exeter club president Pat Skinner.
Ailsa Craig UCW
A1LSA CRAIG - When the Ailsa
Craig United Church Women and
their friends went home from the
October Thankoffcring meeting
likely they would be getting their
needles out to begin working on a
quilt block given to them by Mr.
Don Powell. Don Powell from the
Memory Linc Quilt Company was
the guest speaker at this meeting
and he brought with him many
quilts to display. Two of the pat-
terns were Bouquet of Violets and
My Mother's Rose.
see quilt display
Don explained step by step how a
quilt kit is made from the drawing
board to the printed material.
Mary Sutherland used the theme
Thanksgiving for her worship ser-
vice. Mary Rees and Sharon Craven
read passages of scripture pertaining
to Thanksgiving. After each person
made a list of some of their bless-
ings, Mary gave a few thoughts on
Thanksgiving and read a poem enti-
tled Horn of Plenty.
President Donna Cox reminded
everyone that our Christmas Cup-
board Bazaar will be held on No-
vember 19 and Mary Sutherland an-
nounced that Christmas -puddings
would be made again this year.
Everyone hada chance to visit
and look at the quilts while Yvette
MacGregor and members of Unit
One served a cup of tca and some
lunch.
The next U.C.W. mceting.will be
on Tuesday, November 8 at 8:00 in
the church Sunday schoolroom.
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