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Seven girls ansered the roll
call which was "three things
I have learned about flour".
The demonstration was Lasagna
which Was enjoyed by all the
girls and Pizza Pups were
also prepared.
BARLEY BUDDIES
The seventh meeting of Hen-
sall I, the Barley Buddies was
held at Mrs. Moir's house on
November 9 at 8 p.m. The
meeting opened with the 4-H
pledge and the roll call which
was ansered by 10 girls. The
leaders read a lesson out of
their books while Mexican Chili
Rolls cooked in the oven. after
the meeting ended, they enjoy-
ed the rolls.
Sandy Nixon and Clara Vol -
land are to prepare an idea
for an exhibit and prepare and
read the commentary on Achie-
vement Day which is to be held
at the Seaforth High School
on January 8. The next meeting
will be held at Mrs. Tinney's
home on November 23.
ORIGINAL CHARTER MEMBERS—Three of the original charter members of the Hensall Kinettes
attended the 20th anniversary celebrations of the Kinettes last Saturday. They are, left to right,
Marg Knight, Sheila Reaburn and Fran Mickle. Photo by McKinley
Citizens News, November 17, 1976 -Page 5
Mrs. A. Foster Passes
Mrs. Allota Foster of Hensall
passed away at the Queensway
Nursing Home Saturday
November 13, 1976 in her 87th
year. She was the wife of the late
James A. Foster. Surviving are
two sons : Harold, Hensall; Ray,
Clinton; two daughters: Mrs.
Harry (Jean) Smith, London;
Mrs. William (Marie) Howe;
Toronto; One brother: Barney
Hildebrandt, Seaforth; one
sister: Mrs. Laura Woods,
Windsor;
Thirteen grandchildren and
fifteen great-grandchildren also
survive. Resting at the Bonthron
Funeral Home where prayers
were held on Monday evening at 8
p.m. Funeral service from the St.
Boniface R.C. Church, Zurich
was held .Tuesday Novemberl6
with Rev. Father Durand of-
ficiating, Interment in St.
Boniface R.C. Cemetery, Zurich.
' Pallbearers at Mrs. Alotta
Foster's funeral on Tuesday of
St. Boniface R. C. 'Church Zurich
were: William Foster, Ross
Parry, John Hart, Stephen Smith,
James Foster and Lewis Erb.
Huron hay capital
Huron County continues to be
the hay capital of the world.
Russell Bolton of Seaforth won
the hay championship at the
Royal Winter Fair in Toronto
Friday for the fifth consecutive
year.
He took the hay title over all
competitors throughout the world
for the first time in 1972 and
hasn't missed•since.
This marks the 13th time in 18
years that the hay championship
has been won by a farmer from
Huron.
The first winner from Huron
was Robert Allen of Brucefield in
1958. He repeated in 1962. Russell
Dallas, also of Brucefield is a
three time champion in 1963, 1969
and 1971.
Robert Fotheringham took top
hay honours in 1965 and 1966 and
Wilber Keys, RR 4, Seaforth was
the champion in 1964.
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