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PAGE lib-TE ERNEQDENQ," Wednesday, May 3I , 1978 i a" I I I , 35.9.93. fit,!),!,!!?, FWIO hold district annual at Reid s Corners W ners ranc was hostess for the District by Mrs Violet MacKenzie and in the afternoon two . . nts. sti k aura , . . its new achieveme e 890 e no the new An/tthi',', Bruce South Women s institute. . humorous readings were given by Mrs. Donald who is very capable and WWW-tospeak to groups Irom "Mia?" the oil of friendship, It keeps the links McCosh of the Purple Grove branch. A very nice In about his work. . of the di tn/i', was the theme for the day. The roll call Memoriam was given by Mrs. Wm. Mclnnes and The tartan report was given by .GladyS Arnold on the 1': not directors was answered with athouqht Mrs. Harold McCormick of the Teeswater branch in and Mrs. David Kehnedyt first" ' rt on the sale uests ' elm: About 120 attended the meeting with memory of six deceased members from the district. of tartan ceramics, jewellery and ' erial. A motion 2 b T, U Ing Pt Wm. Middleton. FWIO board There Was quite a display of quilts and afghans for was moved that the WI will so . to support the room bear Ir, subdivision 17, and Mrs. Richard Fenton Participation Lodge and entries for the competition to Bruce County Tartan. Mrs. Ken. _ completed the g rsu N snon 16 also part of the Grey-Bruce area. bejudged of afghans, paintings and House Logs. The report on the Bruce County Tatum ards. Bl er (guests were from Bruce East, Bruce. North, judges were Mrs. Arnold of Miidmay, Mrs. Maxwell A resolution was presented to 4.. ith revising the mm"; entre and Mrs. Francis Gemmeil, president of McKinnon of Kincardine and Mrs. Kaufman of automobile insurance policy to p _ Jsewives on the e rev-Bruce area. Another visitor who was Elmwood. The judges were presented with gifts for same coverage as other women" loyees. it was weicgmed was a Wl member from the. Province of their work. T voted in favour of it proceeding ttl next lével. e'uenieC. a Mrs. T. Thorburn who was visiting in the Miss Barbara De Visscher, Home Economist tor Mrs. Middleton did the install of ottisyers for "rd Y. id ' . Bruce County, gave an account of her work with the 1978-79 as follows: past presi F V Mrs Grnrge t ti? prest 3"" Mrs: George Fischer, was in charge senior courses and 4-H. The present 4-H course Fisher, Wingham; president Mrs: ss Cumming 's"ed'l1teac1ted no assgted toy Mrs. Gordon Wail. "Outdoor Living'.' is very popular with 500 young mpier,' 1st vice Mrs. Donald Mindoro R.R il.' River Mfdr82t, ey|. Rod PRIME". roi the Pine people tram 12 to 26 years taking the course. This Wingham; 2nd vice Mrs. Perrin "my R'R. T. Stanley and Mrs 'di'/rl'Tae, t e ladies. yrs. Ray fall's course will be"Estsential Edibles".The changes Kincardine; secretary-trea-r "rifii'o'arv'imi' branch ave the dev \ro 'dn/l,',',')?)',", of Silver Lake m courses and achievement days are on a 11/2 year' Wingham', assistant secretary Mrs. tomes Convay' t g t tl Ions, 0 "mg the m\nutes and trial basis. Senior training schools will be given by the R.R. 1, Tiverton; PRO Mrs. Harry Livis, Lucknow: reasurer s report,. etc. Mrs. Middleton did the Home Economist rather than special teachers coming auditors Mrs. David Eadie. R.R. 2i Windham and ratf/cati.on oi the district directors. . trom Toronto. A needlepoint course will be given on Mrs. Garnet Farrier, R.R. 3, Windham; nominating Miss June Alton ot Lucknow gave the report ot the Nov. 1 and 2. . committee 1979 past president Mrs-Fisher and trl' '//))trrtei,ttuttryiy2t,ared1r,s; Middletron Enlhed The public relations report was given by Mrs. district directors of Kairshea and Klnitardine, i par 0 0 our nee 0 support t e ran Clarence Hedley who asked the branches to read the arks were Lee Home Fund to be held between 1978-80. She reports given to them, and asked them to support the Jag-cit: ortudt,r?inrtfi"r1firrl',' branchoiVenby Mrs. Fre spoke of the Changes In the courses offered to the WI fund forthe Erland Lee Home. June 5-9 is WI visiting WI coming events: Area Convention - southam t and the 4-H Achievement days which will be half days week at the home. She also congratulated Tiverton - Oct 11-12 1978; County Ramon n 1973- up? in place of the full day which has been the custom. Branch who was quite discouraged but have made a, Di . M ti ' - Belmore Ma 'iii", '. {mic The WI exchangeto Staffordshire, England will bethe great comeback with a good increase in membership. irectorSK. ee '39 e Mae i? Ih"l ,1979; Distric , last week of September and the first week of October Mrs. Robert Courtney gave the museum renort and Annua ' tncar m , - " . 7 l of this year and the return exchange from England to . i gntlario willsb'e next year. The next EWIC g"l biin- WI as atoon. easo mentionedt att eHan 00 is .. - t " A T I being revised and a new addition will be added. She ...".3..13.'.'.3-.nt?3{.t.§¥3::.173?.'.'...s;.r3$}..§.:€;.'.L.'.£7.13..f;C-3.'?................................. made it clear that the Erland Lee Home is the project F of FWIO while the Adelaide Headless Home is the . 7 , A? A _ l . [3 "t "1 D rt? and project of FWiC, County Federation:.......'.-.S';.;§.'..:;.t..»..'..$.J..1.21:....A.-.!.;....v.'.'....r..;..'.-........................ Mrs. Francis Gemmell, president of the Grey-Bruce area brought greetings and a few short remarks as did Mrs. Richard Fenton, chairman of the Bruce County Address:.............-...........-......-..-------- Rally. u l The sing-a-long breaks were enjoyed at both the morning and afternoon meetings and were led by o........-..............-..--.---------" Mrs. Harvey Houston, Mrs. J. Needham and Mrs. Garnet Farrier accompanied on the piano. The. . Date lit-ry Ir/rv.:-."..?...".'.?..'.'.'? entertainment in the morning Was provided by the Phone:................-..............-....-.-. m..................... Ripely branch. Two duets were sung by Mrs. John A. I 1 ,1 71 .7. _ . "n: MacDonald and Mrs. James Kirkpatrick accompanied 3° E T:ridar, __ r051" ant -- -- Greetings are sent to you and 117 trout: rvr-orrre-;-r,' Fawn tho y'res:idvrnt am! 3.13 thr, 173711)an of tho T'ninir:1r, tf, Bushbe and stourirn"cotn 26070115 Institute. " I' ist ilgam _ "-10 were. founded in , 0'13 and "O COIQ'Wra'cmi our Fot'r'tiofh birthday with a party 5-0?" thrcau 3""an 9.013. _ I __ :, " RIPLET . 1 . Ht. fTq . 1'50. himo that Mrs Joy Lents 'I to as v1sl 1219 Vr'u- "1., __ FA L L FAI R _ toll you a, little about 'IC?, and the r'rrt V mm 71m 'l:" _ root tugs over hove, :nri that you would TV: kinr': 'nov/pl: Class ta, Stttt. _l__, 1:0 tell us about: yon: "looting: and the t'nirts Fiat, interest: your members . Article _------------" I . d M. TE any of you r manlhors won" (I T 1110 fo writ/s "so :ttifxmnc _. H horn pQrSolia.F.7}7, I 3:: sure ("CO «out?! be PM} '7 fan, '11:?" Keep name covet-ed till autu- [ to 1rcccivo J 1rrttror ror 7ottrvrs, and who RFC"? "that . judging. I friendships may he thn L'DRU} t . Post wishes 9rromt, fp g ke, ,; J, homu- Ls, _d/s,, can} Nme ' . i Presidonn. 'di/rr/dr),',,,',,,:,': 3 ee-re-__- ___ . - _ ct . Exhibitor's No, ug18SL, I Gcct-tchir1r . . ER,; . H... . . ©313st _ " fl .. 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