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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL,-LUCKNOW,
WHITECHURCH''
The annual meeting, of .the W,•
I„ was ,held in the hall on Tues-
• ,day . afternoon. Aftertheusual
ening .exercises, Mrs.. Frank
Fisher ;and a piano solo "Sweet
Bunch of Daisies" was played
by Mrs. :Johnston Conn. Mrs.
Frank Miller read the poem,
"The. Bridge Builder".
Mrs. Fisher and "Mrs. Frank
Ross were appointed delegates to
Ross, retiring president, gave. a. the banquetand meeting with
Mrs, Berry of Australia in
Guelph in June,
brief summary of the !pas t ,year s
activities. Reports of the. stand-
ing . committees 'were given ;. by
Mrs. F. Miller, Mrs. V. Emerson
and Mrs:•'' N. Pickell.
:The :rollcall was answered'by
the payment:of fees and sugges-.
tions. for clean and' safe high-'
. Ways in; Ontario. It was..decided'
to go to:. Wingham ' Hospital .to
have a... blood -type test on . April
25th -at 7.00zn.; to-•meet:an_t
hall at 8:3.0 p,rn. fl.n April 17th.
Mrs. Viictor Emerson took the
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chair for•the election of officers
and. Mrs. Chas. Shiell es secret-
ary. Mrs. Frank Ross' 'presented
the •' slate of Officers, iwh'p• were
later installed as follows.:: Hon,
press, .Mrs. Jim' McInnes; past
pres.t . Mrs Fisher;
. Ross;'pres.,
Mrs. Geo. Fisher; 'lst 'vice press,
rson Irwin, Mrs. Ab 'Wal-
ters;
al:ters; sec.-treas., Mrs. 'Charles,
to make out . the programs for' Shiell; - district 'director, .,,Mrs•
•the coming year; to visit ' the
'CKNX-TV studios on April 19th
and have decided to accept the
invitation to ;the Wedgewood
china demonstration in Luckn-ow
on May , 3rd. °
A' solo, "Look for the Rain-
bow", ' 'was sung by. Mrs. Geo.
Frank 'Ross; Branch' directors,,
Mrs. :Alex' Robertson, Mrs, • .:A.
Walters,. Mrs. 'R.. Purdon,• • Mrs.
Russell .Ross, ;Mrs. E.:Casemore;
press, reporters,'. Mrs.. D. Beecroft,
•Mrs:. G. •Fisher; pianists, Mrs.
Garnet Farrier, Mrs. N.,Pickell;
auditors, Mrs. wen King, Mrs,
BION'
Zion W.M.S.
The April meeting wes• held
at the home of Mrs. Jack Gard-
'ner
•ner with 19 ladies and 5 child-
ren present: Mrs J. MaD�onagh'
Presided. Mrs.' Jim Hunter gave
A. Coultes;. program, icommittee,
Mrs. H. Simpson, Mrs. J. Burch-
ill,
ill, 'Mrs, J.,, Wilson,Mrs. Joe
King; Mrs. E,' McClenaghan;,
.standing ,, committees; Horne. Ec-
onomics and' • Health, Mrs. F,"
Miller;.. Public Relations & Com-
munity Activities, rvrrs.• T • Met-
'calfe; . Historical:, R ar and
j . rrent_;events,, Mrs. Gordon Mc-
Burney; Agriculture, •:and ana
ian:• Industries,;' Mrs. Russell
Gaunt; • Citizenship and. Educa-
tion, Mrs. N. ', Pickell; Resolu-
tions, Mrs. H. 'Irwin •and'Feder-
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a'ted Nevrs, Mrs.: Johnston Conn.
Mrs. Russell 'Ross: distributed
pamphlets on cancer obtained at
p p'
the' meeting in Winghami.
ONTARIO'
WfDI ESDAY, APRIL, 1&th, 1956
the Christian. Stewardp and
Mrs, W. G. Hunter gave a read-
ing . on . temperance, The devot-
ional period was taken", by' Mrs
Jake Hunter. Mrs. Robt, Helm
read the scripture and. a read-
ing was- Olen. by Mrs. •G. Kirk-
land Mrs. G. Ritchie and Mrs.
P. Cook gave interesting reports
on the Presbyterial meeting
held at Exeter. Mrs; G, Kirkland
Apr
and., Mrs. • Jake Hunter are to
visit the shut-ins from the .
to May meetings; 1V -rs. Allan Rit-
chie is to. get the 'program - for
the next meeting. Garden party
money is to be handed. in 'to.
Mrs. Peter Cook or Mrs, Jack
Gardner at or before the next
meeting. Mrs G.Ritchie' h • ' e
studyibook, followed by :a solo
by •.:. Mrs. • Wes . Ritchie: rs,
Doifagh closed ' vvit • prayer.
' Mrs. G.. Ritchie ,presided for .
the W.A. meeting which follow-
ed. "..Mrs.' M. Gibson'. read the
scripture, -` Pians for pusrchasipg
• furniture for the parsonage were
discussed. Mrs. Ritchie closed '
, with the ''benediction. ' •
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