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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1987-06-10, Page 5.THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JUNE 10, 1987 — A5 Stalks Short order cou• rse winds up . The second and final meeting of the short course, Short Order Meals, was held Tues- , day evening in the Staffa township hall. Everyone contributed to a potAuck dinner hy bringing one or two dishes made frem the set up a display entitled "Snack N Go" Nan - short course manual. Following the dinner, cy ' Dearing and tinda Butson are the ' the leaders Lillian Douglas .and Kay Smale leaders, Staffa No. 3 set up a display entitled reminded everyone of . summary night, "Clothing Care". Kay Smale an Sherri Tuesday, June 2 when Debbie Campbell will Hunsberger are the leaders. • . give a demonstration on food processors. , PEOPLE " Susan . Dearing gave some very in- teresting comments on the 4H club just cone- . ' Mrs. Harold Parsons and Mrs. Glen Par- pletec4 "Surviving With Style"; She said. sons and son Matthew, Delta, British Col- everyone had really enjoyed this club umbia_visited ferew day.s..w.ith._Mr—an__d_beea use of the-v,ariety-of subjects-inchidM Mrs. Russell Parsons anti other friends and relatives in the community. Flazel Harburn gave some interesting garden hints. Presentations were made to • " John and Roberts Templeman, accom- . several of the 4-H girls. • panied the Perth tounty Holstein ,members and their wives on a four day bus trip to Ver- Katie Kerslake was presented with a • mont, U.S.A. where they visited ' several trillium cup and saucer for successfully dairy herds, the Sherborne Museum and en- completing 24 4-11 clubs. joyed a supper cruise on Lake Champagne: Although unable to be present, Tracy WOMEN'S INSTITUTE . Schrader will be presented with a Ontario • Marjorie Drake presided for the May.Cup and saucer for successfully completing .meeting of the Staffa Women's Institute, 111 4-H clubs. held in -the township hall on Wednesday Joan Kerslake, Cathy Smale and Heather evening when 4-H members and leader § Rice were each presented with Ontario were special guests. mugs for successfully completing 12 4-H Madorie welcomed guests to the meeting clubs and receiving their provincial and also read a humorouS reading, honours. "Homesick City Slicker". Everyone ' en- Before the 4-H members left, Florence joyed a melody of tunes played on the piano McPhail and Doreen Chappel served a cool by Marion McCaughey. There • were 15 drink, fruit bread and cheese. members and 10 visitors present to answer The • president, Roberts Templeman the roll call by naming and describing your presided for the business opening with. a. favourite bird. , . poem "Advertisement for the WI" Dona: Three interesting displays were set up for tions were made to theSouth Hibbert all to view. Staffa No. 1 set up a diplay-en- Athletic Association and the Butler Project. titled "Follow the Signs" Doris Jeffery and A invitation to attend the 35th anniversary Staffa Correspondent MRS. JOHN TEMPLISMAN 345-2346 Freda Kerslake are the leaders. Staffa No. 2 of the Glen Gowrie Womens Institute on • June 24 was accepted. A letter from the Mit- chell Agricultural Society regarding spon- soring a candidate for Queen of the Fair was read. Kay Smale reported on the Perth South District Annual reminding everyone of several upcoming dates. Women's Institute Days at the Erland Lee Museum Home June 2-4 Quilt Display at Lambton Museum June 27 -July 5 90th Anniversary Convention of F.W.I.O. July .6-9 at North Bay, Curators Workshop, Mount Elgin Community Centre, August 11. Perth County Rally, St. Joseph P_arish_sHall,...October 8 She also reminded everyone the Liability Insurance is 25 cents, per members, Hand Books will be $5 each, and a book on Adelaide Hoodless is available for $9.95. • A cook book published by the three District Women's Institute in Perth County is now , available at $7 each. Roberta , Templeman will take orders. • Christmas wrapped gifts; were brought to the meeting to be distributed at the •Christmas in July meeting at a nursing home. Verle' Mahon made tile presentation of a Women's Institute Pen to Kay Smale, thank- ing Kay for her three years of leadership as President of Staffa Branch. Doris Miller presented Kay Smale and Lillian Douglas with gifts and expressed thanks , for their leadership of the short •Course, Short Order Meals. • The meeting closed with a poem, The Life You Give To -day, and the singing of 0 Turn to page 7 Medical student -addresses- CWL nd resented with a cheque to purchase ' The Catholic Women's League (CWL) of St. Columban Church held their June meeting Wednesday evening in the parish hall with 23 members present. Margaret O'Reilly, president, opened the meeting with prayer followed by the minutes and treasurer's report. There will be a pilgrimage day at Holy Name parish in St. Marys on July 1.3 with a mass at 11 a.m. and a procession at 1:30 p.m. Anyone atten- ding should bring their own picnic lunch. Invitations have been sent out to the sur- rounding church women organizations to the annual June Social at St. Columban on June 17. Frances Melady will visit the sick for June. Mildred Cronin read a report on the Diocesan Convention held in Windsor. The, national convention will be held in London from August 17 to 21: Anyone wishing to go should contact Marg O'Reilly. At this time the guest speaker Don Reverend Mackie celebrates 35th anniversary Cromarty Correspondent It. IAING 345-2326 Neighbors of Eldon and Gladys Allen, who are moving at the end of June met on Wednesday night at the home of Bob and Ruth Laing for a farewell party. Winners at euchre were Lillian Douglas, Carlyle and Penny Meikie, Isabel Kerslake and Charlie Douglas. • Following an address of good wishes, the Aliens were presented with a pair of Gre- cian Urn planters. • Several from Cromarty attended Hibbert United Church anniversary in Staffa on Sun- day morning. Cromarty Presbyterian's ser- ' vice was cancelled. Charlie and Lillian Douglas left Monday to visit cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur For- ward at Elgin, in eastern Ontario. Later in • the week they have been invited to celebrate their 35th wedding anniversary with the Rev. Robert and Mit. Mackie of Toronto. Margaret Allen, Guelph, spent Saturday with her parents, Bob and Ruth Laing. Dur- ing the afternoon we took a trip to see the beaver darn at the back of Jean Carey's farm. We didn't see the beavers but found their dam and their house farther upstream. St. ColUmban.Correspondent M RS . ECILIA RYAN' • 345-2025 SEAFORTH OPTIMIST would like to thank *BOB & BETTY'S VARIETY *ARCHIE'S SUNOCO * SEAFORTH GULF SERVICE • * ARENA STAFF m for helping themake, another successful MARDI GRAS. Melady, a medical student at Western University, London, was introduced by Theresa Cronin, Don spent six -weeks along with some other medical students in Haiti last summer imniunizing children and young- mothers against • contagious childhood diseases. A total of 2,200 children and women were innoculated during the six weeks. Don was thanked by Marg O'Reilly a P sortie educational toys. to send to the Medical Centres in Haiti. FAMILY REUNION • One hundred and thirteen descendants of' the late John and Louise Eckert attended the 13th annual family reunion on Sunday, June 7 at the Dublin Pavilion and Recrea- tion Centre. Hosts for this ,year's , reunion were Fred and Bette Eckert and family of Cambridge. A prayer service led by Sister Margaret Turn to page 7 • ANNOUNCING TASTYRINU's COFFEE CORNER IS NOW OPEN! 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