Times-Advocate, 1982-04-28, Page 9Exeter church women
plan- for special events
The Evening UCW meeting
was held April 5 in the ladies
parlour with 35 ladies present.
Unit Leader Mrs. Sharon
Kirkby welcomed all then
shared her Easter thoughts
with everyone. The Lord's
Prayer was repeated in
unison.
Tops pick
new slate
Exeter Top's Chapter 339
election of officers for 1982'
was held April 14.
The new executive is as
follows: Leader - Marion
Miller. Co -leader - Marion
Rader. Secretary - Carol
Ross. Treasurer - Joyce
Doupe. Weight recorder -
Roberta Mortley and Marie
Brunslow. Sunshine Girl -
Cathy Skinner. Contest Con-
vener - Carol Ross and Press
reporter Vera Guenther.
Coming Events are UCW
Anniversary Sunday, May 2.
Mrs. Thelma Russell
reported on plans for a
' Fellowship hour after the ser-
vice. Tickets are now
available to sell for the
Smorgasbord May 6. Mrs.
Dolores Shapton reported on
the ladies entry for Exeter
Fall Fair. The theme this
year is "Working with Wool"
Bazaar work nights are
April 19 and 26 at 7:30. Exeter
Heritage Days July 16,17,18.
Mrs. Alma Godbolt en-
couraged the ladies to attend
Huron Perth Presbyterial on
the topic Battered Women.
Mrs. Jessie Ross reported
that an interesting article on
acid rain in Mandate.
Mrs. Carol Willard reported
of upcoming events U.C.W.
Conference, Westminster
weekend. Alma College also
Roots and Wings June 11-13 at
Waterloo University.
Mrs. Agnes Aunger's group
in charge of May meeting
with Mrs. Margaret Prout's
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group on the lunch.
Mrs. Maxine Sereda and
group presided for the wor-
ship with an Easter theme.
Hymn 87 followed by Scrip-
ture Matthew 28:V1-10. A
musical number Small
Wooden Bridge was sung by
Russ and Betty Watson with
Mrs. Sharon Kirkby on piano.
A skit Women around the
Cross was presented. This
was an interesting interview
taken from the women that
were at the Cross on the dal
Jesus was crucified. Through
the pain and suffering of these
Women there is a joy. Prayer
followed.
A musical number The
Precious old Story of Life was
sung by Russ and Betty Wat-
son. Mrs. Maxine Sereda in-
troduced Doreen Vink who as
an International Agriculture
Exchange Student had spent
a year in Australia and
Denmark.
Everyone enjoyed slides
taken of the countries she had
visited and worked in. pur-
pose is to establish ties with
other countries, learn about
agriculture; exchange ideas,
plus make new friends.
Doreen was thanked by Mrs.
Mavis Atthill and presented
with a gift.
A pound auction followed
which was enjoyed by all with
Mrs. Maxine Sereda doing a
very good job of auctioneer. A
delicious Lunch served by
Jessie Ross's group was en-
joyed by all.
Sorority
Continued from 'page 8
weeks ago by her fellow
sisters. Janice received a
tiara, a Woman of the Year
pin and a yellow rose.
Departing gifts of china
roses were presented to
Janict Brock end Joy
Darlift. as they progress
into Xi Gamma Nu chapter.
A raffle was held on a lovely
silk flower arrangement
donated by sponsor, Mrs.
Helen Frayne with the lucky
winner being Janice Brock.
Plans for Founders' Day to
be held April 27 in
Holmesville, were finalized
as were final arrangements
for the spring dance to be
held May 1 at the Rec Centre
in Exeter. Wine and cheese
and relishes . and dip
prepared by the Executive
brought a lovely evening to a
close.
Nine-year-old Nancy stood
by the gate in front of her
house, looking into the
street. In a while, a well-
dressed man came by.
"Hey, mister," she said,
"mind opening the gate for
me?"
"Sure," he said, and
pushed the gate open. "Tell
me, why couldn't you do it
yourself?" he asked.
"Wet paint." replied the
little girl demurely.
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THE CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY
(Exeter Branch)
and
THE EXETER LIONESS CLUB'S
2nd Annual Ladles Ride
For Caner
Sunday May 16 2 p.m.
' Starting from
South Huron Roc Centro
Entortainmont
at Starting point
Rofroshmonts &
Prim for Riders
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night while the remainder followed suit within three months. Twelveof them are post presidents.
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