Times-Advocate, 1996-05-01, Page 13Hurondale Women's Institute
members exchange secret pal gifts
EXETER - The Annual Meet-
ing of Hurondale Women's Insti-
tute was held at the home of Hel-
en Webber on April 24 at 4:30
p.m. Fourteen members and one
visitor were in attendance. Lois
McFalls, president, welcomed
everyone to the meeting and start-
ed off the meeting by reading a
poem on "Hugs" and everyone
gave each other a good hug.
The Women's Institute Ode and
Mary Stewart Collect were recit-
ed and the secretary's report was
read. The roll call was answered
by the paying of the fees for
1996-97. The financial statement
and the correspondence were
read. The Huron South District
Annual is hosted by Kippen East
and is to be hetet on May 16 at 6
p.m. in the Brucefield United
Church.
Three delegates were chosen to
attend this meeting. The Summer
District Picnic is to be held at
Dashwood on July 2 at 12:30 and
Hurondale is to take first course.
Reports on the Workshops on
rihhon embroidery and needle tat-
ting were given. Several of the
women attended the classes at the
Slice of Huron and were pleased
to be part of the afternoon ses-
sion. The Secret Pal gifts were
given out and many great gifts
were received and it was decided
to have secret pals for the coming
year. The W.I. grace was sung
and the losers of the point contest
provided the meal with group two
providing a very tasty first course
and group one brought the assort-
ed desserts. As this was secre-
tary's day, the table conversation
turned to the Ann Lander's col-
umn which was read.
The annual meeting com-
menced and all reports were giv-
en, adopted and seconded. Elsie
Westcott presided for the election
of officers and for the installation
service.
Officers are: Past president Lois
McFalls; President Marian Dou-
gall; First vice-president Fern
Dougall; Secretary -treasurer Mar-
ilyn Pym; District director Lois
McFaIIs; Alternate district direc-
tor Helen Webber; Auditors Lau-
ra Sillery, Helen Hodgen; Pro-
gramme co-ordinator Helen
Hodgert; Public relations officer
June Stewart; press reporter Hel-
en Webber; Resolutions chairman
Mabel Stanlake; Tweedsmuir cu-
rator Fern Dougall.
Committees for the year are:
Catering Fern Dougall, Gladys
Richardson, Helen Webber and
Bernice Jeffery; Caring Margaret
Strang, Laura Sillery, Helen Hod-
gert, Lorraine Alexander; Nomi-
nating Gladys Richardson, Mari-
an Porter; Programme Helen
Webber, June Stewart, Lorraine
Alexander; Tweedsmuir book as-
sistant Laura Sillery; Pianist June
Stewart.
New president Marian Dougall
presided for the business. The ex-
ecutive and programme conven-
ers are to meet at Helen Hod-
gert's home on May 1 to plan the
meetings for the coming year.
Helen Webber read her notes
from the year of 1957 to 1958 and
this brought back so many memo-
ries with $3.00 for a meal and
$6.00 for overnight accommoda-
tion in a hotel. Bernice Jeffery
read a poem "You Know You're
Growing Older When..." Marian
Dougall had two contests for the
group to complete.
Dessert -concert
of show music
GRAND BEND - Grand Bend
United Church choir presents
Spring into Summer on Saturday
May 25 at 7:30 p.m. - a romp
through such choral standards as "I
talk to the trees" (Paint your Wag-
on), "Don't get around much any
more" (Ellington), Garland hits
"The Trolley Song", "On the Atchi-
son, Topeka..., "Slow Rock -and -
Roll" and "1 wanna hold your
hand" (Beatles).
Piano teams present "In a Monas-
tery Garden" (4 hands) and a not -
to -he -missed "Paderewski Menuet"
(6 hands) with Lynn Tremain, Ed-
ward Avery, and Norm Abbott who
directs the show and adds some
schmaltz with a cello solo. Don
M Lena,'; -;,' _t:.Volchoff
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show solos, while Carey Eddy
takes part in a duet version of
"Georgy Girl". To be featured is a
retrospective of a 1944 show "Up
in Central Park". There will be a
few singalong selections for the au-
dience. To follow are some culi-
nary delights - a choice selection of
deserts, a variety of teas and cof-
fees. Advance tickets ($8. each) are
available from the church office;
238-2402 Monday through Friday
;0 a.m. till 12 noon. or from any
choir member.
Donations
total
$48,316
EXETER - The following is a
report of donations made by the
Exeter Lions Club from Septem-
ber 1995 through April 1, 1996.
Lions Homes for Deaf
$200.00
Town & Country Homemakers
$400.00
Exeter Scout Group $139.50
S.H. Recreation Centre
(hall diamond) $7,000.00
Exeter Minor Baseball
S3,000.00
Labatt Relay $100.00
Exeter Dance Club $500.00
Canadian Mental Health
$2,500.00
Huron County Christmas
13urcau $1,500.00
Sunshine Kids Co-op
$475.00
Community Living
South Huron $707.45
Exeter Scouts Group Committee
$1,500.00
Huron County Hockey
& Ice Picking $176.00
Exeter Figure Skating Club
$200.00
Exeter & Area Precision
Skating $200.00
SH Recreation Centre
Warm Room $12,500.00
Town of Exeter
Tennis Courts $9,218.50
Charitable Trust -Easter
Seal Kids $5,000.00
Children's Hospital of
Western Ontario $2,000.00
Huron Safe Homes
for Youth
Total donations
5.1=110
$48,316.45
Times -Advocate, May 1, 1996 Page 13
Exeter Women's Ministries
send donation for medical supplies
EXETER - The Women's Minis-
tries from the Exeter Pentecostal
Tabernacle held a meeting at the
home of Ada Triebner, April 25 at
2 p.m.
Jean Triebner presided over the
meeting and led in the hymn "Beu-
lah Land."
Eleven members answered the
roll call by giving a bible verse on
spring.
Ruth McLaren prayed for the ser-
vice.
In business, it was decided to
send money for the hone mission-
aries' birthdays and for their anni-
versary. The group is also sending
money to Marilyn Bush for medical
supplies, and to the Thailand Blind
School.
Wanda McLaren read a report on
missionary activities in India and
news tip.
Call the
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235-1331
Africa.
Shirley Prouty gave the message
on "Spring" taken from the scrip-
ture, A Season of New Life.
The chorus "Drinking from the
Springs of Living Water" was sung.
A discussion of biblical truths
followed, does God punish people?
Jean Jolly read a story about the
background of the author of "The
Ninety and Nine".
Prayer requests were taken, be-
fore a time of prayer. The song
"Praise the Lord" was sung.
Ada Triebner provided a lunch
and Jean Jolly helped serve.
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