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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1988-09-28, Page 39Staffa WI holds recycling panel Staffa Correspondent MRS. JOHN TEMPLEMAN. 315-2346 Margaret Daynard and Florence McPhail hosted the Resolutions meeting of the Staffa Women's Institute Wednesday evening in the township hall. At that meeting a panel, chaired by Mrs. McPhail, discussed recycl- ing and waste management. Joyce Vivian reported on the conference she had attended m Kingston, stressing we must all reduce, reuse, recover and recycle. Mrs. McPhail spoke on overpackaging on grocery items and the need to recycle our newspapers, cans and glass. This is now be- ing done on a voluntary basis in Hibbert Township, and Patti Taylor discussed the availability of recycling and the cost involv- ed. Margaret Daynard talked about water and the lack of it, and how easily water can become contaminated. It was a most interesting and informative panel and everyone present felt they had learned much more about recycling and waste at its close. Margaret Daynard presided for the meeting. Roll call asked those present to show and tell something they recycle in their home. It was answered by 13 members and two visitors. Grace Kerslake gave several funny antec- dotes. Roberta Templeman presided for the business with Ver1A Mahon marlins the minutes and correspondence, including thank yous and invitations - one to attend Granton Women's Institute History Day at Granton Anglican Church September 29, a second to meet with Ki'kton Women's hi- stitute at the Kirkton-Woodham Community Centre on October 27, and a third to attend the Perth County Women's Day in Mitchell October 29. Lillian Douglas gave the financial state- ment in the absence of treasurer Kay Smale and the Perth County Rally at Atwood Com- munity Centre on October 20 wsa discussed and rally 'fees paid. Mrs. Douglas volunteered to lookafter the gift for the craft table at the London Area Convention. A donation was made to the 4-H Clubs for their present project on meat. Mrs. Templeman closed the meeting with a poem, "My 10 Commandments" and everyone joined in singing "O, Canada", ac- companied by Marion McCaughey on the piano. Lillian Douglas and Ellen Vivian served a light lunch. PEOPLE Marjorie Drake is a patient in Victoria Hospital, having undergone surgery this past wek. She is wished a speedy recovery. Duncan McLachlan of Moose Jaw, Saskat- chewan and formerly of Cromarty, will celebrate his 100th birthday on October 16. He is sent best wishes from family and friends in the Cromarty area on this event- ful occasion. Communion attended by K of C members Dublin Correspondent MRS. DON MACRAE 345-2842 or 345-2140 The 3rd Degree of Knights of Columbus held their annual Communion Breakfast at St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church in Clin- ton on October 2nd. The 4th Degree of the K of C formed an honor guard with Sir Knights from Clinton, Blyth, Goderich, Wingham, Zurich, Bluewater and Dublin. Following brunch, the head table guests were introduced by Grand Knight Ken Reidy. Among them were Father Hardy, St. Columban, Brother Knight Ken and Mrs. Reidy. Plaques were presented to the Star Coun- cil to St. Joseph's K of C and accepted by Ken Reidy and a plaque was also presented to retiring District Deputy Reine Brochu of Clinton. Father J. Hardy from St. Columban was the guest speaker. Weekend visitors home with Joe and Olga Eckert were Rosemarie Boryswick, Tami, Grant and Daniel, Stratford, Barbara Eckert, Mississauga, John Eckert and Angie, Kitchener, Judy Emm and Tarni of Stratford. Mr. Orval Davidson, Toronto, is visiting with Don and Eileen MacRae and mother, Mrs. Ada Davidson, in Ritz Villa, Mitchell, for a few days this week. Mr. and Mrs. .Keith Davidson, Eileen MacRae's brother and sister-in-law, from Kitchener and their daughter Janet Mattka from Brantford have flown to the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota Monday to visit doctors there for medical help regar- ding a serious skin condition Audrey has. We are asking friends and relatives to pray for this help. Club members make potato skins St. Columban Correspondent MRS. CECILIA RYAN 345-2028 4-H Report by Kathleen Ryan. McKillop No. 4, 4H Club held its first meeting on Wednesday, September 28. The topic for this club is "Much Ado about Meats." Officers for his club are, president, Michelle Cronin, vice-president, Morgan Murray, secretary, Karen Murphy, treasurer, Tanya Vansteelandt and press reporter, Kathleen Ryan. Other members in the club are Julie Cronin, Kim Maloney Lisa Barry, Sharon Kelly, Michelle Murray Feria Khan and Melanie Cronin. 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Family and friends are invited to a reception to be held on October 22, 1988 at 9:00 p.m. in Brussels. Your presence is gift enough. Best wishes only please. Mr. and Mrs.. Ronald M. Riley, Seaforth and Mr. & Mrs. John D. Blair, Clinton are happy to announce the forthcoming mar- riage of their children Glenda Lynn to Stephen Douglas. The . ceremony will take place on Oc- tober 15, 1988 at 3 p.m. in Nor- thside United Church, Seaforth. Open reception at Seaforth & District Community Centres at 9 p.m. The girls enjoyed making "Potato Skins' which turned out to be very good anc delicious and enjoyed by everyone. The girls extend special thanks to Jan- neke Murray and Cora de Vries, their leaders. PEOPLE Sister Christa Mary Jones, C.P.S. on home leave from Mariannhill, Natal Pro- vince, South Africa spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Ron Ryan and family. Sister is originally from Stratford and is a nurse and midwife at Mariannhill. 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