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The women then claimed the stage for a 'rce. “Meeting of the Women‘s Institute“. e actresses dressed in appropriate costumes ade a very colourful picture. The skit ended {in a note from "Home On The Range", Mrs. Brown. with her specs adjusted for perfect asion, gave her version of “A Crazy Quilt". The history of the institute Hall surprised :14. any of the old inhabitants. Formerly it had Ben the Methodist Church. then the Orange "dge had claimed it. The United Church “hoir sang “Little Brown Church in the A wall plaque. donated by Rohlin "Trading ost" was awarded to Mr. A. C. Davison. a a! Course everyone was hoping to find the it loving soul had added two uninvited red var- Mr. B. Ross. the local preacher. "took couple of jigs and reels. One spectator, a: away by the moment. yelled “lee “t: fourteen more couples”. No one did. Coffee, donuts. and a home cook sale ended very successful evening. a‘ INTER 1967 Orangeville Institute are birlhdny party honoring two of its members. Third from left, sealed. is Mrs. A. Modlll, the pianist, In her eighly4sixth year; and next in line, Mrs. A. Richardson in her ninetieth year, on active member who frequenly contributes recitatiOns to the programs. More Centennial Plans By Mm. ll'. i'tft‘Dt'rnmIt the Orangeville Branch of the Womâ€" en's Institute. I thought other hranchcs might be interested in knowing that. for one of our Centennial projects. we hope to have a plaque erected at the three entrances to the Town. hearing the Institute Crest and the inscription [or Home and Country. We have been endeavoring to have this done for a num- ber of years without success. hut. hy persist» ent hammering. We have now secured the consent of the Council. We are also having a number of hooks. such as “From a Roadside Window". "History of Adelaide Hootlless”. "Clearing in the West". "The Yellow Briar" and others placed in a new section of the local lihrary with the inscription “Donated by the Orangeville Women's Institute" stamped on the fly teat of each. As the Town Centennial Project is the renovation of the local lihrary. we are also donating cash for this purpose. For many years we have given a prize to the student obtaining the highest marks in the Home Economics class in the local High School together with prizes for hill-ting and sewing at ottr Fair. At one of our meetings we had our munic- ipal Clerk speak. He explained just how our tax dollars are spent and how the amount of our electric hills and sewage and water ac- counts were arrived at. When a new industry comes to Town. we have the Manager speak at our meeting to explain exactly what his line of industry is. We also had a nurse show slides and speak on “Cancer.” Our District has formed at “Centennial Choir" comprised of members from each of the fourteen Branches in the District. to which. of course. some ol‘ our members belong. We practise once a month. a S PL‘BLIC RELATlONS OFFICER of 23