HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1984-05-23, Page 9Blyth book
eventis set
Books, books and more
books! At Huron County's
Largest Used Booksale, spon-
sored by the Blyth Festival
you'll find thousands of books,
magazines and records at
bargain prices.
The booksale will be held in
Memorial Hall, Blyth, on
Saturday, May 28 from 10
a.m. until 6 p.m. and Sunday,
May 27 from noon to 5 p.m.,
skal features more than just
books.
On Saturday at 2 p.m.
Robert Munsch will delight
children with stories. He's the
author of such popular
children's books at The Paper
Bag Princess and The Boy in
the Drawer.
On Sunday a 2 p.m. local
author Elizabeth Willmot will
entertain young and old with
her stories and pictures of
Canada's trains and the
railway. -
HURON SOUTH WI EXECUTIVE — The Huron South Women's Institute executive was named at the annual
meeting in Dashwood Thursday night. From the left are vice-president Shirley Cooper, public relations Clara
Hamilton, president Dolores Shapton, secretary Jean Neil, assistant secretary Jean Lynn and second vice-president
Marion Dougall. T -A ,photo
PINES FOR WI BRANCHES — Presidents of the eight Women's Institute branches in Huron South District receiv-
ed white pines from district president Dolores Shapton at Thursday's annual meeting in Dashwood. From the
left are Nola Taylor, Grand Bend; Katherine Becker, Dashwood; Marion Gordon, Seaforth; Ruth Eveland, Crediton;
district president Dolores Shapton, Fern Dougall, Hurondale; Grace Drummond, Kippen East; Joan Smith, Zurich
and Isabelle Fletcher, Elimville.
Institutes hear former president tell about bicentennial
The district annual of
Huron South Women's In-
stitute was held in Dashwood
Community Centre, May 17
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Mrs. John Templeman
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Jane Muegge, Rural
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BI -CENTENNIAL SPEAKER AT WI — Former WI president and now a Bi -Centennial
member Janet Heipleh was the guest speaker at Thursday's annual meeting in
Dashwood of the Huron South Women's Institute. From the left are Mrs. Heipleh,
,Dashwood
area president Mary Reilyand Huron South president Dolores Shapton.
Women at Caven hear
of missionary activities
Caven P.C.W. have been
priviledged to hear two of the
churches overseas mis-
sionaries and Mrs. Gwyn
Whilsmith who visited others.
At the Spring Happening in
Seaforth of the Stratford
Huron Presbyterial Miss
Arlene Randall on furlough
from Nigeria told of training
native people for leadership
roles, which involves working
with individual teachers.
Her tale included the show-
ing of many slides of Nigeria
which has an area of 356,667
square miles, whose climate
ranges from hot and humid on
the coast to very dry in the
north. She demonstrated how
a piece of material can be
draped and folded to make
any type of costume.
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the Amkhat area of India dur-
ing her 32 years. Before retir-
ing at the end of this year she
is travelling to many parts of
Canada. She illustrated her
message to the children by
showing small "carved"
animals 'native to the area
where she served.
Monday evening, May 14,
the PCW hadgists the
ladies of Cromartyu, Iiensall
and Thames Road to hear
Mrs. Whilsmith who with her
friend Mrs. Elizabeth Moore
has just returned from a five
week tour to Hong Kong,
China, India, Rome and
Holland.
In Japan they have
freedom of worship and it it
estimated that 10 percent of a
population of 123 million are
Christian. In Canton, China,
2000 persons became Chris-
tian last year. Again the
ladies saw beautiful pictures
of the old and modern areas
of these countries.
Mrs. Blanche Dougall was
president for this meeting.
Mrs. Donald Webster and
Mrs. Clifford Ersman con-
ducted the worship period.
Mrs. Susan Moore accom-
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McNeilly favoured with two
lovely solos. A friendship and
social period followed.
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There was also an excellent
display of craft work from the
rug braiding and quilting
courses.
Elimville gave the courtesy
remarks and invited the An-
nual to come to them in 1985.
The meeting closed with all
singing "Bless our Institute"
and Dashwood ladies served
a delicious lunch.
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