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YOUNGEST IN SHOW - Appeoring in clothes supplied by Little People at Tuesday'sAnglican Church
fashion show were little people Crystal Davis, Christopher Genttner, Michelle Genttner, Melissa Mar-
shall and Brandi Marshall. T -A photo
Huron South W.I board
outline special sessions
The Spring board meeting of Iluron
South District Womens• Institute
began with lunctleon(lessert at 1;15
p.m. in the Fellowship Hall of Hensall
United Church on April 2.
Following the opening Ode and Col-
lect, two minute silence was observ-
ed in memory ofthe late Ruth Papple.
President, Dolores Shapton
welcomed members and all eight
branches responded to the roll call
with "A first sign of spring". A love -
Iv cushion and place mats - gifts for
the National Womens Institute Con-
vention in June were on display.
Mrs. D. Cottel, read a resolution on
LIONESSES DONATE -- Lois Godbolt of the Exeter Block Parent
Association at the left receives a cheque for $250 from Laurie Dykstra
of the Exeter Lioness club.
Lawyers to meet in Goderich
North, south, east and west - every
fall the council of the (Canadian Bar
Association -Ontario sleets in a dif-
ferent part of the province to discuss
various topics of interest and con-
troversy affecting the legal profession
and the public
For 1985. Gxlerich has been chosen
as the host municipality for the
meeting on the weekend of September
28 and 29
The ('BAO council is made up of the
active officers a long with seventy t 791
elected members f rom the provincial
districts of north 6i, east i 12west
12(1 0 and York 1321 ('BA( 1's current
}'resident is 'Phomas E. Evans. Q.C.
Daniel .1. Murphy. Q.('.. of (kiddie))
is one nl 20 members of the council
from the West Electoral District and
is serving as chairperson of the corn
miltee arranging this meeting
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WEDDING INVITATIONS
Select your invitations from our collection of
traditional and,pntemporary designs. Socially correct
thermo-engraving compliments the elegance of our
wedding stationery. Ask to see our many wedding
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Our gift to you as a keepsake —
a copy of your invitation thermo-engraved in gold.
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For more information:
Exeter 235-1331
"deregulation" by Bell Telephone
Systems - copy to be sent to each
branch. There is to be a workshop for
Tweedsmuir Histories on April 30 in
Fellowshp Hall of Hensall United
Church, open to all curators, hook
commit'ees and interested persons.
June :3 is London Area day at the
"Erland Lee Home" and members
are urged to attend and take their
crafts. Huron South members are to
help serve lunch on Sunday evening
June 16 at the F .W.I.C. convention at
Western University.
Huron South District annual will be
May 16 at Usborne Central School and
punch will be served from 6 p.m. to
7 p.m. Eighteen members will receive
district life memberships.
'County Halle will be in 'Thames
Road Church on October 7 and.a Fun
Day is planned.
In Memoriams - gifts are to be
presented to the Erland Lee }tome in
memory of the late Mrs. Ruth Papple
and Mrs. S. Graham. Provincial
Board member to be remembered for
her help and guidance.
Mrs. Shapton gave some helpful'
suggestions regarding Tweedsmuir
Histories and asked secretaries to be
sure and put the date - day. month and
year - at the top of the page. when
recording monthly meetings.
Secretary -treasurer reported on
money raised from the two banquets
served. On the suggestion of the cater-
ing committee it was voted to divide
the money among the branches and
district.
Branches are to decide whether
they want to cater again in 1985 and
be ready to report at district annual.
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Exeter Idies hear taik,
Audrey MacGregor, leader of the
Evening Unit of the Exeter UCW,
welcomed everyone to the April
meeting. and invited everyone to join
in singing. "Friends Are Like
Flowers". Following the offering.
Audrey led in a prayer for spring.
The following events were announc-
ed: On April 15 and 16 there will be
a UCW conference in Sarnia: April 2:2
is the date of "Spring Event" in St.
Marys where Bill Brady and Barb
Hicks are guest speakers. and a bus
will leave Exeter UC at 5:45; the
UCW anniversary is April 28 with
Rev. Rex Dolan as guest speaker; the
annual smorgasbord luncheon is May
2; May 3 -there is to be an induction
service for Rev. Richard Hawley: an
Executive meeting will be held May
15 or 23; the Friendship Tea is
scheduled for May 23.
Flora Doerr, membership, reported
that the communicants class will be
entertained after confirmation on
April 21. Everyone is invited to
welcome the new members to the
church. Also there will be a social
hour after the services during May to
provide more opportunity to become
acquainted with Rev. Hawley.
Mavis Atthill. reporting for leader-
ship development, announced the
date of Westminster Weekend as May
24-26. Alma College will be held in
August.
tfeten Coates, stewardship and
world outreach, read a report on -a
company which prints a satanic sym-
bol on its products and gives- profits
to a church affiliated with Satan. A
discussion followed.
Ada Dinney, property and finance.
reported on the need for a rug for the
kindergarten classroom and plans to
build a deck at the manse.
Jean Mills, social functions. -
reminded all of the upcoming
smorgasbord. She announced the
wedding dates for which we are ser-
ving meals this summer.
Flora Doerr, library, said that the
shelves are to be installed in the next
two weeks. She also reported on the
publication "Womens' Concerns '
which is available free from CANEC.
She also urged everyone to ask for
more Canadian control of TV pro-
grams and expressed concern over
the content of videos shown on TV
atter 4 p.m.
Elaine Skinner opened the worship
service with an Easter theme that in-
cluded readings by Sylvia Smith and
Ruth Jeffery.
Elaine Skinner introduced Mrs:
Cora Miner. Mrs. Miner's topic was
"Were You There When They
Crucified My Lord''". Elaine sang the
hymn by the same name as an
introduction.
Mrs. Miner's purpose was to show
us that although we were not oreseut
s� edvi.
r.
(y'' Do we stand up for what is right,
Do we help those who are hungry.
thirsty, naked or in jail''
The disciples also did nothing duo
ing the crucifixion when -Christ need
ed them most. Peter denied Christ
three times. lk►es this describe any oI
us''
at the crucifixion, we are guilty of
committing the same sins which caus-
ed the people to crucify Christ.
Judas has been protrayed as being
both a zealot who would go to any
length to prove his ideals and a lover
of riches.
Pilate yielded to public opinion and
social pressure. To avoid Pilate's
mistake we must stand up for what is
right and give.our young people the
strength andsupport to resist "peer
pressure".
Herod's attitude was one of indif-
ference. The sin of indifference still
causes many problems today.
The Sadducees were wealthy men
who made money from worshippers
in the temple. In our modern society.
love of money wins over love of God.
We give away only what we have left
over after we have everything we
%rant. It is very tempting to take ad-
vantage of others in business.
The Pharisees criticized others but
did nothing to help those who had
sinned or were in trouble. Does this
not sound like some of our own socie-
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Friday Morning
April 12
$2.00
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