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OXFORD DISTRICT WOMEN‘S INSTITUTE . C 9J ual meeting was he Oxford Distric ide: ; 4 ; a Women‘s Instfture me: GPreSIdent & Sheila Guest speaker Faye a very informative talk lots of fibre and reducâ€" § Necenuiyist_â€"rrown" reason phalred the Tt_alfgar_, a Registered on what we should be tion of salt in our diets. SEhsolin No: h â€"Oxtora s meeting VYlt.h the theme D1et1c1gn at St. Marys eating today. Printed as well as oral i . on Nutrition Today. Memorial Hospital, gave _ She stressed variety, reports were given with S z 8,362 volunteer hours f,.ea-\»« ,_.. :\v )‘« ““\\\ : paee °_ s ( f C ul t It, ie oT being noted. Fourteen * â€" E_ C w P | O _ m joined this year across § e o o %%“ $ qs â€" iy ‘%Q“ E4 l*‘“’ Many plans for the e . s mss . ‘ B _ 100th Anniversary next zfle‘;é* C O2, ;&f g. &# _ * *qya hao t am | cookbook with recipes _ K s oC 4 e _ § hi * w 2 8 from present, former mmé%k i \ Joae St + 4 V‘:‘;g;?\k \ a?; e 0 ;&§ \‘” ; § P as w e & n and deceased members _ _ $ ~â€" %"%&;’ p . * _ _ Sn q i glpca| is being planned. A banâ€" ow Tsl a . “% PA . .> M 4 4o quet with special guests tss es Fia ® § 3 : eet. A w & C p g _ s . s c l es . . e‘ § haesd also bei ‘ 2s h ¢ _ § . y EO â€"~.. 9 3 ies 2eos" o me "AheothR : c c c t .t .456 Ay>sl: Ennpurk in mysrgon . â€" : on ty | _ C K »»3 The meeting concludâ€" | stt ftifs stt . _ _ _3 M < ie : # for 2002â€"2003, conductâ€" F * a in tak o 4 > oB _ _s a .. s * s _ on 4 % ols is / 7/ â€"_ 2 ts im j ed by Fran Hyatt, oR 4. .( _ 6. OB B | Dendon sren President. 4 i > %g»%%*;?}fi%x“%fi _ $ B Sheila Greason is e : We t 0 w 4 _ > _ . 0C _ 0 * A : i | im * imtad . v/ °0 PE & bast president. Janer - : ie iL _ + â€" o is past president, Janet ; e on * i Uren is 1st viceâ€"presiâ€" , e gP. s .4 emarniecoreciacht. C ¢ i 1s f"«v‘fu is 2nd vice president, CC 1 ; _i 5 C ivergurmt Acaiiaorys " Oxford District WI s o M ie is treasurer, _ Sharryn o horl istric named its slate of officers for 2002â€"2003 during a meeting at Brown‘s SRArples is assistant chool recently. Front row from left are: Hene Chesterman, 2nd vice president; Evel ings. SeCrelaty. Anya secr(;‘:‘ary-treasurer; Sheila Greason, president; and Carol Innes, third vice pr Frpey Druuldson is public Ié(;vivr n olr(l)lbll?}i’;clzl :lfit’rrll'z;l arp gsiv[assmtal%t I?ecreta,ry; Anya Donaldson, public relations; Louise {fifi;;"fi‘jir%ffi;"fifi,’h;i’l‘lg 5 ner; an argaret Lee, past president. Absent: Ja viceâ€" B president. > P : Janet Uren, first viceâ€" convener. s ie e e ce Switzer â€" Andrews A tribute to John Hawkesworth miklkannant 6. usns â€"By Sheila Greason . m O â€" whoere he was a Past : ® | _spECIALTOTHE .. | Master: . . â€". > s z. i JOURNAL ARGUS Brown United Church ; â€" p ts â€"â€"|_ The town of St. Marys _ _ BB in the life of John | iÂ¥ _ Ks * Zorra recently lost a ; q%’%y | _ Sunday School teacher i * * 14 6 | â€" notable citizen in the _ 2 w’*@’ â€"â€"| and superintendent, a § wX me" * l ‘ person of John Morley: § ““j:gffg _ | â€" member of the Board of C Nes w e | Hawkesworth. | w %@rfi _ | Elders and most recently s . .. $ Born in Toronto, the â€" [WM t [ . an Honorary Elder. The _ s ¢ son of Edith (Ada) Brown _| _ , â€" is _ | Browns barbecue orgaâ€" ; liie i | .and Morley | & / . & % | _ | nizers could. always § Hawkesworth, John . [ BR D4 M W . count on John as a will A lived all of his early life | W _ M ) mg hqlc;l)er.' A in â€" East _ Nissourl | OW _ 9 Q. esides Ais sons, (Zorra)Township and for _ ,oh_‘ eswo ie dapghter-m-lfiw, grandâ€" Gordon & Patsy Switzer of R.R.#3 St. Marys and John the last forty years in s1 _ YONN NawKeswoOru children, nieces and & Susan Andrews of Whitby would like to announce Marys. Orchard Crest â€" farmed in East Nissouri qephews, cousins and a the upcoming marriage of their children Pamela Jane Farm, the family homeâ€" Township and then hO.St' of friends and and James Samuel on Saturday, July 13th, 2002 at stead, is presently an taught in the one neighbours, John leaves Wellburn United Church, Wellburn. May God bless Amish residence. ____ roomed schools at behind his wife Alice. in them with much happiness. In a life that spanned â€" McKims and Transvaal. Aulgust,' they would have mm i e over nine decades, John In later years, John celebrated 65 years of /s/ i * AgX nel ] Hawkesworth accomâ€" â€" Hawkesworth taught . marriage. es v/s éhd.n au":ffi"f&h plished a great deal. His â€" English in adult educaâ€" _ John Hawkesworth will \ education was received tion retraining programs . be remembered as a ‘_at Browns School, St. inLondon. _ _________â€" Guiet and generous genâ€" Marys Collegiate and _ John was a member of tleman who always had â€"Victoria College, the Lakeside Doric the time for a word of University of Toronto. He â€" Masonic Lodge No. 569 encouragement.