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GIRL OF THE YEAR — Lost year's winner Elsie Witteveen crowns June
Essery as the Alpha Tau Sorority Girl of the Year. T -A photo
Ag members
attend events
Roy Pepper, District Director for
Huron Perth District 8, attended
meetings recently of the Ontario
Association of Agricultural Societies.
The executive of the OAAS, the direc-
tors and homecraft representatives of
the 15 districts from across Ontario
met at the Royal York, Toronto. Roy
is on the convention committee and
display committee who also had
meetings at that time.
O.A.A.S. president Kevin Ryan,
Charlton conducted the business ses-
sions. The agenda included a report
of the convention committee, telling
of early plans for the 19i convention.
The theme will be "Goals and Vi-
sions", and the committee is open for
suggestions for workshop topics.
The "Production Development
Assistance Initiative" committee
reported on their meeting at the
Canadian Association of Exhibitions
Convention at Quebec. The Govern-
ment Liason Committee will be
holding meetings across Southern On-
tario regarding the P.D.A.I.
Recently one of these meetings was
held in Melbourne and local members
attending were: Roy Pepper, Mores
Shapton, Gwen Coward; Exeter, Leo
Hoffman; Zurich; Ken Scheerer,
Floyd Willows, Stratford; Gerry and
Hazel McIntosh, Milverton.
All agricultural societies are urged
to attend one of these meetings
regardless of their size, to learn and
add input to the new system for
grants which is being established by
the Agriculture Canada4
Homecraft president, Dolores
Shapton conducted sessions for the
llomecraft Representatives, dealing
with fair topics. The fairs and exhibi-
tions brochures containing informa-
tion on all Ontario fairs by the Ontario
Ministry of Agriculture and Food will
he released by the beginning of June.
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Times -Advocate, June 3, 1987
Greetings from the residents of the
Villa. Plans are under way for our
celebrations in June.
Nursing Home Week and our first
anniversary coincide in the third
week of June. Watch for more details
in coming weeks.
Tickets on a ripple afghan are
available from the Villa. Proceeds
from this draw will go to help the
Alzheimer Society. The afghan is on
display at the Villa.
Birthday greetings last week to
Theada Bruce and Ray Francis. Our
worship service on Wednesday was
conducted by Rev. Carter from the
Centralia United Church.
The Exeter Lioness hosted an en-
joyable evening of music. The toe -
tapping tunes were a delight to e•
everyone. Thanks to the ladies for the JL
lunch and visits after the program.
NEW TO ALPHA PI — Janice Webber, president of the Alpha Pi
Sorority welcomes new member Beth Anstett. T -A photo
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