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The champs
Hullett Central school's boys volleyball team took the Central Huron championship in the tour-
nament held last week. Back row, from left: Julian Bolanger, Matt Snell, Rhys Plant, Eric
Radford, Jacob Crosby, Coach Dennis Drennan. Front: Mike Curtis, John Merner, Terry
Radford, Josh Nurse. Foreground: Sean Bechtel. (Photo submitted)
The winners
The Blyth Public School girls volleyball team won the Central Huron championship at a tourna-
ment last Friday in Clinton. Back row, from left: Rebecca Schultz, Stephanie Sanderson, Jenna
Rinn, Kaitlyn Toll, Kendall Whitfield, Alyssa Gross. Front: Skye Cook, Kerissa VanAmersfoort,
Brittney Peters. (Photo submitted)
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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 2002. PAGE 19.
WI execs meet
By Marjory Humphries, PRO
Huron East WI
A joint meeting of the executive
and district directors of the branches
of Huron East and Perth North
Women's Institutes was held
Monday, Jan. 28 in Gowanstown. All
branches from Huron East were rep-
resented and Margaret McMahon,
president, conducted the Huron East
portion of the meeting.
Plans were made with Perth North
for the Guelph Area Convention to
be held Oct. 23 and 24 in the Elma
Community Centre, Atwood with
Subdivision 10 as the hostess.
Huron East is responsible for the
penny sale - setting up, selling of
tickets and drawing of winners.
Leone Foerter, new PAC person for
Subdivision 10 gave her report from
FWIO.
Each branch is asked to have a
fundraiser in 2002 for FWIO for the
Adelaide Hoodless Homestead in
2003,. and for ACWW for 2004.
The ACWW church service will
be held on April 28 at the Gorrie
United Church at 9:45. a.m.
Members are asked to gather down-
stairs at 9:15 a.m.
A fun night consisting of a beef
buffet at 6 p.m. followed by an auc-
tion and a variety concert will be
held in Fergus on April 23. Proceeds
are for Guelph area and ACWW
branches are asked to sell the tickets
sent to them. This is open to every-
one. One name from each branch
was drawn to attend this fun
evening, compliments of the dis-
trict's 100th anniversary.
The annual meeting of the Huron
East district will celebrate 100 years
of WI in the Ethel Community Hall
on Tuesday, May 14 with
Molesworth branch as hostess.
Registration is at 9 a.m. A catered
lunch will be served. The number of
tickets needed and payment for these
must be into Sharon Agla, treasurer,
by April 15.
Branch and district banners are to
be on display. Long dresses or skirts,
gloves and hats are to be worn.
There will be a penalty for no hat.
Glenna Smith, president of Guelph
Area, will be the guest speaker. All
members should try to attend this
special occasion.
Names are needed to fill the slate
of officers for 2002-2003. A
Tweedsmuir curator, a
resolutions/lobbying convenor, a
PRO, an educational co-ordinator, a
second vice-president, and an assis-
tant secretary are needed.
It was with regret members heard
of Gorrie Women's Institute dis-
banding this year.
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