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Grandparent Day
Hensall Public School held its Grandparents Day on Friday. Shown here are Marion and
Mel Westlake's grandchildren Jasmine Power, 9, and Keelan Power, 6. The Westlake's
drove all the way from Windsor, Ontario to be with their grandchildren for the event.
Pharmacist explains herbal medicines
EXETER - Caven P.C.W. met
October 6 for a dessert lunch at
1:30 p.m., provided by Jean Easton
and Hazel Pryde. Guest speaker,
Ernie Miatello from' Huron
Apothecary, Exeter, spoke on the
interactions of taking different
drugs at one time. He also informed
the group about natural herbal med.
icine. Pauline Simmons thanked the
speaker.
The devotion on Thanksgiving
began with a poem and prayer by
Pauline Simmons followed by
scripture readings by Thelma
Gordon.
A Presbyterial. visitor, Shirley
Aitcheson brought greetings from
Huron Perth Presbyterial and told
of -her -work as an executive mem-
ber of Presbyterial.
President Easton conducted the
business portion of the meeting.
The treasurer's report was given by
Miriam Roushorne and the reports
of committees were given.
A congregational dinner will be
Huron County
Women Institute
Fall Rally
STEPHEN TOWNSHIP - The
46th Huron County Rally of the
Women's Institute was held in
Stephen Township Community
Centre.
Roll call for' this well attended
event was a• non-perishable food
item for the Food Bank.
Helen Miller' from the Ladies
Division of the Huron County
International Plowing Match to be
held near Dashwood in 1999 gave a
report.on some of the. plans.
Margurite Thomas ` from the
Huron County Unit gave the ladies
information on Breast Screening.
Sheila McCaffrey spoke on the
Children's Aid Bursary and it was
decided to continue with $1. per
member of the bursary.
Winnifred Mann' Board Director
for Subdivision II brought greetings
from F.W.I.O. Slice of Huron will
be held April 13-17 1998 and the
Institute members from the districts
in the County will serve the
volunteer workers their dinners.
Joan Stewart brought information
from the 4H Clubs Leaders
Association and it' was decided to
make a contribution to the "Friends
of the 4H". Members were brought
an update on the Educational
Workshops to be held at St. Pauls
on October 28 and at
Londesborough on October 30.
The Huron County Women's
Institute Scholarship was presented
to Kelly McNee from Dungannon
and Dree Park and Kelly McNee
received recognition for completing
24 4H Club Awards. Fern Dougall
'from Hurondale WI gave a
demonstration on the making of
Flower Pot Dolls and ideas for
decorating for Thanksgiving and
fall entertaining using flower pots.
Alma Davey and Jean Neil of the
Crediton Institute were in charge of
the Macarina entertainment.
The winners of the Huron South
District Women's Institute draw
were: quilt - Marie Fyudenchuk,
Crediton, afghan Heidi Soudant,
Hensall. Grocery gift certificate -
Grace Yearley, Crediton.
Hurondale Institute won the
prize, donated by Dolores Shapton
for selling the most tickets on the
draw.
The. Fall Rally will be hosted by
Huron East in1998 at Walton.
held November 28 at 6:30 p.m. A
craft sale is to be held on October
18 from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m.
On November 2 the P.C.W. will
serve supper at an Elder's
Workshop being held in Caven
Church.
The Fall Conference of Huron
Perth Presbyterial will be held
October 8 in Shakespeare.
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