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The Huron Expositor, 1988-05-18, Page 1918A — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, MAY 18, 1988 Canadian Foresters bring in slate of officers Cranbrook Correspondent MRS. MAC ENGEL 887-6645 Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Tickner have arrived home after spending the winter in Florida. Garnet Starr, Chatham, visited on the weekend with Don and Mrs. Cotton and ac- companied them on Sunday to Alliston where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Angus Starr. Mrs. Mac Engel spent Mother's Day with Mrs. and Mrs. Jack Clark, Stratford. The May meeting of the Women's Mis- sionary Society was held at the home of Mrs. Wilfred Strickler on May 11 at 8:15 p.m. Leader Mrs. Stuart Stevenson read several poems on the theme "Mother", "A Mother's Dream," "When Mother read to me" and "Mother". Mother is only mentioned three times in the Bible, in Job, Matthew and Psalms. These verses were read in unison. Readings and news items on Russia were read by several members, Mrs. Engel, Mrs. Stewart Steiss, Mrs. Marjorie Knight, Mrs. Stevenson, Mrs. Jack Knight and Mrs. Strickler. There will not be a regular meeting in June owing tothe garage and bake sale be- ing held June 8. The Presbyterial visitor will be invited to the October meeting. The roll call was something on "Mother" and nine members answered it. The Lord's prayer and Mizpah benediction were repeated by all. Lunch was served by Brenda and Annie. The May meeting of Canadian Foresters Woodbine M100 was held in the Cranbrook Community Centre with 18 members pre- sent. A new candidate was balloted for and accepted. Bro. Wilfred Strickler and Sister Brenda Perrie brought in the slate of officers for 1988-89 as follows: P.P. Bro. Bob Bremner, Pres.,ro. Harry Jacklin, V.P. Sister Mary Ellen Jacklin , Sec. treas. Bro. Bill Craig, Rec. Sec. Sister Nancy Vanass, Chaplain Sister Lois Hart, conductor Bro. John Vanass, Guard Sister Beryl Smith, Auditors Bro. Mac McIntosh and Sister Brenda Per- rie, flag bearers Bro. Donald Clark and Bro. Gordon Hanna. District Council will be held June 21 at 7 p.m. in Kinburn. Seven members of the Cranbrook W.I. at- tended the 86th annual meeting of the Huron East District of the Women's Institute at Moncrieff Hall on Tues. May 10. A lawyer from Stratford, Kathryn Ritsma brought us up to date on the changes in the laws relating to women, a very interesting presentation. Jane Muegge from O.M.A.F. Clinton cleared up some of the misunderstandings which have come about as a result of changes made in the 4-H programs. Nancy Vanass entertained on behalf of Cranbrook W.I. with a number of amusing readings. The volume of business to be 'covered is large, and so the meeting will convene at 10 a.m. next year. Walton WI members attend district annual Walton Correspondent MRS. BETTY McCALL 887-6677 Murray Gaunt was guest speaker Sunday morning at Duff's Urbited Church and spoke on "Privileges of the Believer". Men of the congregation helped out with the service. Don McDonald sang a solo, "How Great Thou Art" with the Men's Chorus joining in, accompanied by Graeme Craig. Gary Godkin told the children's story before they went to their classes. Donna McClure greeted at the door. WALTON III UNIT The May meeting of Walton II unit was held Wednesday evening at the home of Kathleen Williamson, with 10 ladies present. Devotions were in charge of Margery Rit- chie and Helen Craig. Business was chaired by Kathleen Williamson. Margaret Craig read minutes. Sheets were given out to fill in information about happenings of each meeting. The Fall Rally is set for October 12 at Var- na. Camp materials needed for Goderich camp should be left in box in church. A reminder to save Zehrs and Knechtel tapes, also used stamps. Plans were made for the barbecue on June 11 and tickets are available from all members. The next meeting is copper month. This one closed with benediction and lunch. W.I. NOTES The Walton Women's Institute will host a turkey luncheon this Wednesday from 11:30 a.m. until 1 p.m. In the evening the May meeting on Cultural Activities will have a speaker from the Huron County Library. Visitors are always welcome at 8:15 p.m. Huron East 86th. District annual meeting New St. James executive installed On May 5, 1988 the new ):,.ecutive for the St. James Council of the Catholic Women's League of Canada was installed at a special mass held in honor of Our Lady of Good Council, at St. James Church, Seaforth. The new Executive is as follows: Presi- dent, Marie Palin; President Elect, Beatrice Kale; 1st Vice, Joanne Holland; 2nd Vice, Josie Nigh; Recording Secretary, Mary Verberne; Corresponding Secretary, Diane Peckitt; Treasurer, Brenda De Jong; Past President, Marian Van Dooren; and Spiritual Director, Father J.C. Caruana. Last year's President Marian Van Dooren received a Past President': Pin, during the mass. Following the mass the new executive conducted its first meeting. Items discussed included the recent attendance of two delegates to the Annual Convention, ways to increase attendance at the Monthly Meetings and increase general interest in the League. At the end of the meeting Father Caruana drew the name of the door prize winner, who was Beatrice Kale. She will in turn donate next month's door prize. At the June 7 meeting a guest speaker will be in attendance. Florence Elford of the' Horticultural Society will give gardening tips. rTh For the freshest bread, mils, pastries, and donuts come to... HOLIDAY WEEKEND SPECIALS In effect Thursday, Friday, Saturday - While Supplies Last DELICIOUS CHELSEA BUNS 8 FOR TASTY RHUBARB PIE Tasty -Nu Store Only nly Canadian and Imported was held at the Moncrief community hall on Tuesday, May 10 with the theme: "Speaking Out for Women". Attending from Walton Branch were Marion Godkin, Ruth Ax- tmann, Betty McCall, Elva B9lger, Viola Kirkby, Margaret Shortreed and Leona McDonald. Next year the meeting will be held at the Majestic Institute in Brussels. Helen Craig was the delegate from the Walton Women's Institute who attended the Provincial Leadership Development Con- ference at Queen's University, Kingston this past weekend, May 13-15, 19; t. Conservation dub !earns about the power of water BY MARK WALKER On May 10, the 411 Conservation Club held its third meeting at Norman Alexander's Stewardship Building in Londesborough. In- stead of discussing the meeting named 'The Power of Water', members paid attention to presentations Mr. Alexander had prepared. He showed the power of water with his model, which he built, displaying problems associated with drainage and the proper way of building tiles, erosion -reducing con- crete pads and assymetrical culverts. Along with the model, he played a tape that described the model and gave some insight into problems arising from improper drainage. After the presentation at the model, the club enjoyed a slide presentation il- lustrating effects of the power possessed by water. This presentation mainly addressed the gullies in Huron County and how they were formed. 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