The Huron Expositor, 1978-11-02, Page 22Mrs. Hoy on TV recently
ported ofi the morning ses-
sion of the Fall Rally held in
Londesboro on • Monday,
October 2 and Mrs. Joyce
Pepper read a report pre-
pared by Mrs. Hilda Payne
on the afternoon session. The
rally is to be held in Huron
Sopth in 1979 - place be
chosen at a la r date. ,
In other business, the
president thanked everybody
who had helped in any way
with the Women's Exhibit at
the fairs and announced that
the 64th Annual Convention
for London Area would be
held at the Banqueter in
London on November 1 and 2
but was unable to find a
delegate . to attend. Thee
resolutions from the Innerkip
branch from Oxford North
Were read, discussed and
voted upon. Plans were then
finalized for the Dessert
Euchre to be held in the
Legion Hall on October 18
and after the Novebcr
meeting schedule was re-
viewed the meeting closed
with the Queen. Hostesses,
Mrs, Eileen !tannic and Mrs.
Winnie Skea and their com-
mittee served a lovely lunch;
programme convenors were.
Mrs. Pearl Koehler and Mrs.
Myrtle Sherritt.
Hensall Legion Golf
Tournament wishes to ex
' tend many thanks to those
who helped to make it a
memorable success. To men-
tion a few who helped out so
kindly are Drysdale's Home
Hardware, Bonthron's •
Furniture and Ron's Health
Centre along with others who
helped in any way, with a
special thank-you to Corerad
Stanley Kochan for his part
in a job well done along with
those who assisted him in
any way. Branch #468, Royal
Canadian Legion, Hensall.
Mr. and Mrs. William'
Mickle and John, Exeter,
spent Sunday with the for-
mer's mother, 'Mrs. Laird
Mickle.
.
•Monstets make chowder
Hensall one, the Cookie Monsters.
Monsters 4-H Club held their
third meeting on October 10.
The meeting started With.the
roll call and then all went into
the kitchen and made cheese
Chowder.
Mrs. Pepper had •
brought peanut butter and
apple spread and Linda
Zwann brought pumpkin,
banana and peanut butter
loaves and all tried every-
7thing. Everybody got a title
page called the Cooking adjourned.
Hensall 4-H club#2, held
their third' meeting at the
Hensall United Church on
Tuesday, October 10. The
presi*.4 opened by saying
the Pledge and then the
members tasted Potato
Cheese Chowder and Peanut
Butter and Carrot spread..
Everybody did lesson three
in the books and then melted
fat was made in the kitchen
before the meeting was
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tiCW hears but Hensall ' WI ears
about conservation
Doris Catneir•
Mr...Deng McBeath w0
home recently to visit his
mother Mrs. Pearl Mefieeth.
Mrs. Clark of l'ititronview
spent .Sundny. with Mr, and
Mrs, 'Fred Boyce. .
Mr. a"n4_ Mrs, Rtishcall.
have returned to their home
in Victoria.
futi time with the famiReS
invited, ThiS is the final
meeting of the year for this
unit.
All units meet together for
a Christmas dinner and
meeting in December,
A social hour Was spent
and ltineh was served by
Barbara Van Den NeAker and
Correspondent
Mrs. Jean Taylor
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Unit 3 Meeting
The Worship Service for
Unit 3 was taken by Audrey
Coleman arid Mary
Fotheringham.
Miss Orahain from
Country Flowers in Exeter
demonstrated potting plants
and arranging potted plants
Miss Bea M'eClenaghan:
Home Economist then
showed a film on "Energy
.'Conservation" followed by
the members receiving
question and answer sheets
on energy conservation. Mrs,
Myrtle Sherritt thanked bath
speakers and presented Miss
McClenaghan with a gift.
The program opened with a
sing-song, and closed with
Mrs. Elizabeth Riley giving
courtesy remarks.
The 17 members answered
the roll call, "Name a
Canadian export and its
destination',' and three
guests were present. The
president. Mrs, Joyce Pep-
per chaired the meeting and
opened with a poem, "Rea-
, sons for life". This was the
Agriculture and Canadian
Industries Meeting.
Correspondence included
an invitation to Seaforth
Women's Institute which re-
gretfully no-one was able' to'
attend; a cheque from Exeter
committee for the
Women's Institute exhibit,, a
letter, from the Provincial
Secretary of Social Develop-
ment requesting support and
participation of the Institute
to help develOp awareness
and enthusiasm for Inter-
national Year of the Child
(IVC) and to promote activity
on behalf of our children; and
a letter from the Home
Folionlist. Miss Bea
McClenaghan announcing
the short course on "Home
Decorating" to be held in the
County.
Mrs. Jessie McAllister rc-
Obituary in various pots according to
shape and colour of leaves. It
was interesting to see how to
dress. up green plants with
dried 'or artificial flowers and
with ornaments. A beautiful
cactus garden was arranged
in a wicker basket lined with
plastic, the finishing touches
were white stones and a little
ornamental bird.
Barbara Moffat had the
lucky name and received a
potted plant arrangement.
President Mrs. Eileen
McGregor announced that
the November 'meeting is a
ville. The late Mrs. Trent=
Jested at. the Dodds-McNair
Funeral Home in Orangeville
where funeral scrim was
held on Wednesday, October
11 with the Rev, D. Hamilton
of St. Mark's •Anglican
Church officiating. Burial
followed in St. John's
Cemetery, Kingston Road,
Toronto.
"Ifflis. Mabel Shirray was in
Orangeville last week ar-
ranging the funeral of her
aunt, the late Mrs. Ethel
Mae Tremain.
Tremain .
At Dufferin oaks, Shel-
burne, Ontario: on October
10, 1978 Ethel Mae (Johns)
in her 90th year. Beloved
wife of the late Samuel._
Tremain (1968). She was the
last surviving member of the
family of James and. Mary
Johns of Varna. She was the
mother of three children who
predeceased her. Survived
by sonic nieces and
nephews. She had lived in
Toronto. Alton and Orange-
Saturday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Oesch were
Mrs. Russell Smith and Mrs.
Charles Smith and Michael
from Detroit; also Mrs. Wil-
liam Oesch from Milverton
and Mrs. Edmund Oesch
from ZUrich.
Sonic of flie highlights of,
her trip to Europe were given
by Mrs. Rena Caldwe,l1 at the
Hensall Women's Institute
meeting
The service at Hensall
•
United, Lnurcn, was con-
ducted,by Rev, Garnett Hus-
ser on Sunday. October 15
who preached on the subject.
"Open that door". Mrs.
Donna St. John sang a solo.
"How• lovely are Thy dwel-
lings" by Liddle ac-
companied by Mrs. Marian-
ne McCaffrey on the organ
and Dr. Ralph Topp at •tlie
piano, The children now
leave for Sunday ' School
Children's Hymn.
The new, telephone
number for the, minister' is
262-3145.
Mrs. Mary Beth Hoy of
London, daughter-in-law of
Mr. and' Mrs. Harvey Hoy,.
was •a panel member on
•Iniuiry lost Sunday when the .
subject of "Parent Finders'
was discussed. Inquiry is
broadcast on CFPL-TV every
week and is hosted by Jack
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