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OBITUARY�.
Miss MAE ROW)
,-Mss Mae Boyd,' `passed away
Toronto gat het'"residence `,bn
Wednesday, .April 'r2Otl , in her
74th year, She Was :bora° in Ash
field Township,; daughter .of the
late Mr. "end 'M'rs, /Donald Boyd
and early in: life she went ' to
'Toronto' where she was associat
ledfor a number of ' years with
•..+General :Foods Limited: She was
a devout Member of the Presby;
:terian Churchand,: also'. a mean -
bet' of the Order of the Eastern
;Star. •
The. Memorial Service • was.
conducted in the Golden Chapel
of Chiimes, 22$7 Yorige Street,
on Thursday, April 21st, Rev.
Dr. Ronald MacLeod; officiated.,.
The;pailbearers, were, Mr, Gor
?rdon Boyd,' Mr. Mac Boyd, Mr,
.Elliott Carruthers, Mr. Rutledge,
mt.- Douglas-= Holmes, • Mr. "Win,
lugla ;..'.'
She, is survived 'b . two sisters .
"Miss Beth Boyd and Miss Lillian
• Boyd 'both' of Toronto'' and one
brother;,, Mr, Charles Boyd ' of
Amberley.
She was predeceassed,by three
} brothers, A1ex, Grant and Ken-
• zeth aril` oney. sister Madge ,(Mrs,
I:d Hance) ;•
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Attending : ,the, :funeral" from: a
distance' • were, .Charles. ' Boyd,
dOn, .Bayd of • A'mberley,, ;Mao
&Ton,': Mr, and Mrs. B1-
iiiottt • Carruthers .• Of '.•Holyroad,'
�enneth,Boyd, Peterborough
TMs, Lloyd Hennessey of
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J Y NIOR 'Nonn•
The April Meeting 'of the -Col.
wanash .: Junior Institute „was
held 0n -April 10th; alhe roll Bali
*OS m y favourite hobby and
was answered' t y ten members.
Mrs , Larne Luther gave a .very
interesting :tack and demonstra-
tion on foam rubber ,and the
many things made ;•from it. The
joint. ”-meeting with the Junior
Farmers was - herd<_ at , the' Parish
Hall. a ;
Is Your .Subscription , raid
BORN
RII 11Y,;• At Kincardine' Hospi-
tal on Thursday, April 7th, 1960,
tq Mr, and Mrs. ,.Gerald Rhody,
1,..» Holyrood,,. a daughters.
GGA'YNOR. At Alexandra :Hos-
pital; , Goderich, an April,'. 7th,1
1960, •'to Mr; and. Mrs ' Leon Gay-
nor, Goderich, .a sow'
W�iIBY-�,At W ingham General
Hospital' on ,Thursday, April „7th;;
1900,..to M. and ,'Mrs:. Edward.
Whitby, '11(ringham,, 'a.. daughter.
:.AURINS A t Witigham General
Hospital, on, Thursday, •April 7th,.
1960, to ;SVIr. 'and. Mrs:' James"
Burns, r, Wingham, a son, Barry
Stephen. .
C`AIRSH EA• W.I,
REVIEWS •YEAR
x, Mrs,,' Win. 1ViacIntyre was hos-
tess • or the , annual meeting of
the,' Kairshea Women's Institute,
'The '4-H. girls who had taken
the' winter o project, "Working
with • wool" were present and
modelled their skirts, Miss Joyce
MacKay' , gave the .commentary
ori an', exhibit as she had given it
at Achievement Day.. Miss, Karen.'.
+Carruthers;' president of • thea.
Daughters of Kairshea, present-
ed' their leaders,. Mrs. Allister
Hughes and • Mrs. 'Lloyd Mac -
Dougal with, gifts. : , •
;.• Interesting Standing Commit-
tee'
ommittee' reports of the , years work
wore given:. Agric Dore . and
Canadian Indust?'ies by Mrs.
Lloyd gacDou gal, listed, a de-
l-bate;
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rbate, "Resolved that the modern
farm woman is, More' helpe' to cher
husband -than grandmother was";
two exhibits • put up at the local'
Agriciultural Fair;' a ' paper on
Gardening; Hints.
MO At'.:Wingham General.
Bospita ,, on ;Sunday,' ,April 10th,
1960; ' to :Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
*Imre, 'Wjngham, a- son. r
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Mrs.' Harry; Laois's , Historical
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.reports was read by Miss Dean
MacLeod. ;An interesting' , day
was ,spent; as hostess ,at the ,Log
Cabin` at the Museum,South
' ainiPton; delegates' had attended`
the • ' :Tweedsmuir Workshop at
Ripley lasts fall. '
Citizenship and Education by
Mrs Gib :Hamilton, ' showed a
skit ' .presented .• 'the "arid Class
Citizen, a speaker on her work
with . Retarded' Childreen;' and
Radio and, T.V. Programnie: eval-
uation survey conducted"
Home Economics : and Health,
by' Mrs. ' Frank MacKenzie, list-
ed the Extension, service course,
",` Hospitality ` Foods,". ' members
'lad Ytaken part.`, in the Bruce.
County ' Sr. „ Women's Institute
1, Leader ship course' on ÷ the ``.Third
;Meal"- four " members • having
Presented,. • a- panel discussion' •at
;the • Summary aDay in February;
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given.,each,
year to'"a Home Economics: stu-
dent ,' at the ,Lucknow District
High' school; Mirror 'and -blanket
?urchased' for' our: .hospital• room
at Wingharn; stackingchairs,
purchased for :use at our `meet-
rgs. •
Mrs. Fred .Gilchrist's ''report
on Resolutions 'was read by Mrs.
Houston Although Many :resolu-.
tions ',were,' passed by , ;branch,
district, and area, to have' Day-
light Saying •Time abolished, it
is ..disappointing to find so many
communities 'continue ` with it
;and have "' extended . it ` to : the•
longer period,: October` 30th.
Members - of Parlliament • are to
the 'commended for discussing.
this''matter, during their sessions:
A Public Relations Repres nt-
atiyes repprt by Mrs:- Harvey
'Houston • showed, donations, ..to•
worthy' catttses and projects, 'in-
cluding scholarships, Red,Cross,
Luelmow, , Agriculture • Society,
Tely \Milk' Fund, J. ; M. Game
Memorial,'. the, branch '.Sunshine
Committee :and many others 'to
the amount ' of $216:40. •' The
Treasurer's. report 'gave a' Val-
ance of $76.28 at March.' 30th
as: • presented by Mrs.' Currie
Colwell; Sec.-Treas. •
During the, business period,
$10.00 'was. 'voted "to the World
Refugee .Fund and a, ' sifnilar'
amount to •the • Agriculture
Society., "Poeta 'on Finishing'.
was the choice for the Leaders
Training ' Scheol "for ' the : Sr.1
group. •r"
A invitation was received from
the Ripley Women's Institute
who are this year sponsoring a
Daffodil' Tea in aid of the, Can-
cer Society; to' the held in the
Legion ' Rooms, Tuesday, May
10th, +2.30 p.m. A good atten-
dance ' is : urged from all our
members for . this 'worthy pro-
ject. ; Mrs, ''Lavis, Mrs. HbuStOn,
Mrs, MacKenzie were named a
conunittee to arrarige the Fail
Pair 'listing for our .Institute..
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'1'i'ie roll call was payment of
fees. 16 members' and 13 visitors
'a were :present, ' ,
In the interest of members
■ who are 'employed "Outside the
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evening meetings . from May
until , , ;September,; ' inclusive,, at
'8.30 •:p.m.,- `afternoon meeting a
2 15;{.lunch to be, confined:to one.
item. A <cordial invitation is ex-
tended . to any lady in the com-
munity,
ommunity . Who might like . toat-
tend the ;meetings Mrs. • Evan
Keith will be hostess ,for the May
meeting,.' Thursday! May 19th..
Mrs:, Harvey Houston presided
for the erection.`:; of officers : and
installed, the following Presi,
dent, Mrs. Cliff. ,1Ttoulston; •..1st
Vice, :Mrs. Parish Moffat; 2nd
Vice, Mrs.: , .• Prank ' MacKenzzie;.
:Sec.-Treas•, . Mrs:Currie' Colwell;
Assist. Sec.,; Mrs. Ira Dickie; • Dis-
trict Director, .:Mrs Donald J:
MacKinnon; . Alternate 'District;
Director, , Mrs.' ''Fred '• Gilchrist;
Pianist, Mrs. Virden . Maw{bray;
Assistant. Pianist; Mrs. . ,Herb
Buckton;. Public.' Relations' Rep.,
Mrs. Harvey •Houston;' Auditors,:
Mrs. Ted : Collyer, Mrs. ' George
Lockhart; '' Institute ; Direetors,
Mrs: :'Harold : Campbell, : , ' Mrs:
Lloyd MacDougall, Mrs.- Evan
Keith, Mrs, Dejong; Sunshine
Committee, :Mrs.., Roy :Finlayson;
Mrs. Alex MacLeod
Stas it Committee` :,Conven-
era'' Agriculture and Canadian
•Industries, Mrs: Lloyd . Macbou
gal;` Historical Research and
CurrentEvents; Mrs. _._-Ha'rr-y
Lavis, Miss Dean ' MacLeod;
Home , Economics and' Health,
Mrs jim: Burt;' Resolutions, "Mrs.
Ted a Collyer; Citizenship,' ; and
Education, Mrs. Gib Hamilton.
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