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A! a (nurse in "It Your Attic" wilh J“ lute Miss Jeanne Arr'v' Economics Service [~- cusses on OldJime . with the Presidenl. Brubecker. In lhe Trout; are articles brought 1.5ptoy by Institute member‘ 'Dieen Anne walnut than mo, quelry inlay, :3 ol “he” set, a metal hr. \ODEU money box and ornamenl, hand th mementos to n pl. and gild‘mg with l ’Juml . Beechwood: “We have our programme be- thing from our meetings but it \\'- . r. "r fore the business at the meetings and find it spend the whole time on busmess " n" - Works VETI' wen" Gadshill: “Some of the member: 1; i I“ North Lobo: “We had a humorous travel- there is too much correspondenci in. ’i rigue on Ireland and many said ‘I enjoyed many requests for money. They 51- 31;“ i that. We need to laugh more.‘ We feel that we the department does not give 'out' I i do tend to be weighted dOWn with burdens of taries' names to all these orga’i'rlizatn. 'i Institute business and cares at home and we tor's. note: 'I‘he “department or b “ all feel better for a lighter meeting once in nomics Servme does not give out tht~ a while." of Institute officers to anyone; am; i Melbourne: “We feel we have contributed to deCIde whether or not an appeal shat. w ‘3: many worthy causes and it is good to see the as 3" enCIOSUTe “flth 0th? “1:11 "lo 'I progress of the girls in the 4â€"H Homemaking F-WI-O- Board 01‘ Its exec“ we _3*- Vi Club that we sponsor. We will continue to to deal With requests to have life} i strive for the good of our community through warded t0. the. InStltUtes and We ‘ -. a the library. athletic club and social activities executlye Is glvmg _careful consul {It} i ,l for the meat children.” protecting the Institutes from u ear} i 1 f; Long Point: “To keep members interested, correspondence'_Ed‘) work in as many as possible, in turn, to help ‘ with the programme." * * * i l Lynn Valley: It would be nice if business IT ISN’T THE TOWN, IT'S \1 could be cut down. There seems too much By R. W. Glover l literature coming in all the time ’ _ I I f m“ i i Renton: “How about the Institutes trying to If Wu “am [u [we 1“ [he kind 0 a That's the kind of a town you likes You needn't slip your clothes. In a gfli And start on a long, long hike. organize something in the way of the Vic~ lorian Order of Nurses serviCES in the coune try? It would be a godsend. Also looking into the bulk cooler milk situation from the farm- You'll find elsewhere WhaE I’D“ 19“ he" 1 or's standpoint?" For there’s nothing that's really kneWL mm v . v C‘ ' ‘ _ Walsh: Welcome new Canadians into the It; a-FQOCk at )ourself- Yb? Wu no Institutes and es ' 1 ' i. t 1”” Your “mmâ€"“5 3 u' d . _DGCIa ly into your homes. t Elmview suggests as a good way of making Real towns are “0‘ made by me" afraid l 7 . funds to ask each member to make an apron Lest SDmebOdY 9159 89“ ahead - k i for sale and have the aprons modelled and When New“? works and node Sh” ‘ i auctioned at a meeting You can raise a town from the dead. Sunderland: “We find if you have too many ' H And if while you make your stake ' i): banquets and suppers to cater to, membership Your neighbor can make one, too, drops away; older members are unable to Your town will be what you want to sec keep up the pace." It isn't your townâ€"it's y0u.