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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW,, ONTARIO
Members At Bruce South'
District Annual;:Resolve That Sale Of
airplane due Be Restricted T� Adults
".Canada':s Centennial What •
• does: it mean you?" y ou? was the
.
theme,, when one' hundred and
thirty Women's,'Institute.;m'embers
from' Bruce: South district, .Many •
•• • in Centennial` costume; gathered:. •
fate Lucknow Town Hall. on
may 26. Mrs. George. Whitby,
;district, president presided
The address of welcome was 'giv-
en by -Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall of
the Kairshea Institute, hostess.
branch and Mrs.. Kelvin Hender- •
son,.Reed`s Corners replied Mrs
Donald MacKinnon, secretary:
treasurer read several letters . from.,
the Korean Child, who is sponsored
by the•district Mrs'. Harry Lavis
convener of.Historical•Research,
reported: on, the' Officer's. Confer-:•
ence held :in Guelph• this spririig.'.
.A-humorous.monologue by Mrs.
BillMcInnes` was much enjoyed.
In her:pretident's address,,•Mrs.
George Whitby enlarged on the::
theme; •stressing that. unity canonly
be achieved if we'.Work hard enough
at it.. Mrs,." Donald McCosh; in her
final. report as F.'W, I.O,. board
member, urged all'members to-pu.
-forth an extra'effort in Centennial
. year:.to further'the work .of• the,
• •.Women's Institute. She~ reported
that there are 1363 branches in
Ontario with a- total ineinbers`ni
. p
•o
f32;121 ..
Lively,sing-songs were conducted
• morning. and afternoon �y.b . Miss .
•MpaHiargaret Rae, accom d
ed by
Mrs. Ross,Cumming. At the noon
our •a bounteous •luncheon was ser-
' ved in the Legion Rooms by the
Kairshea institute..
; .
,,, ..
.;An In Memoriam' ceremony
rn was
conducted. by Mrs; Win; Evans of•
Whitechurch.
Mrs. Ida Holder, area convener
bf Public Relations•, wasuest
'speaker„ choosing the subject
"Looking forward•with the
Women's Institutes" ., She likened'
the WWomnen's Institute program to
four sided rectange: social,
'.adini'nistratve financial and eddy
cational; and these must be .ke .t in
the proper perspective.
•Mrs ' Donald Blue, RiPy.
le
....
Museum representative, reported
several .additions and improve=
rents at the Pioneer Home and •
announced . that a: log school was •
to be placed next to •the pioneer,
hone:
A' resolution, presented by
• cardine• Branch, tat the sale of
.'airplaneor sniffing glue berestri-
cted toadults and a record of sales
kept, was.-ilpheid .by the group; and'
passed to 'area, level, • '
•'Prizes for Centennial'costumes.
were donated. by Wm; Schmid and
presented to Mrs. Cliff Hewitt of.
Bervie for the best authentic cos-
tumand to Mrs. Oscar Norman ,
Tivertono for' the best home sewn .
costume. '
Miss Joan, Anderson, Bruce
County Home Economist reported
that 560 girls had'completed their'
4-H• Homemaking projects, with
25receivins provincial honours,
;last year. . .
Readings.'on Centennial thoughts
'were, given by Mrs. Cliff Hewitt
and Mrs. John. Bushell of..'Berv.ie .
' Mrs. ,Ronald S1ade, Armow
presented the slate of officers for
the coming year and the following
were electedPast President - Mrs. .
Francis Gerrimell; Ripley; President
Mrs.'. George Whitby. Lucknow; 1st
Vice>President - Mrs: David Eadie,
R. R:2, Wingham; 2nd Vice
President Mrs. Cecil Holland,.
R. R.1, Kincardine; 3rd Vice pre's-
'ident Mrs. Jobn'Goessell,. Kincar-
dine; Se cretaryTreasurer' - Mrs.
Donald MacKinnon, Lucknow;' Asst
Secretary-Treasurer='Mrs. Angus
McLeod , • R. It; 2,' Kincardine;
Auditors - 'Mrs. Donald Courtney,
R. 12.1, Ripley and Mrs. Kelvin
Henderson , 'R. R.1; . Ripley; Federat-
ed Representative - Mrs. •Armstrong
Wilson, Lucknow Alternate Feder-
ated Representative - Mrs, Francis
Gemmell,,, Ripley; District Voting
Delegate - Mrs. roe. Scott., Ripley;
r
Iec't District
,1''O Officers
rs
' The district annual .of the Bruce
South: district Women's Institute,
was: held at the .Lucknow.Town
Hall on Friday'of.last week. Pict-
ured are some' of the officers; left
to right are Mrs Donald MacKinn
on of Eticknow., secretary -treasurer;
Mrs r�Cecil Holland :of Kincardine,'
second vice-president; Mrs. David
Sadie .of Wingham, first, vice-pres-.
idents Mrs.. George Whitby of.
Lucknow, president re-elected fpr`'
a second term; Many. of the. ladies
attending chose centennial cos.
tume:..
Photo By: Cantelon .
Alternate. Voting Delegate Mrs.
Ronald Thacker, R. R., 4, Kincar
dine' Federation of Agriculture
;Representative-: Mrs. Donald dill-
ies, R. R.,2, 'Ripley; Alt. Fed . of,
Agriculture Representative - Mrs.
Russell MacConneli'., R. R. 5 ; Kin-
crdinei. Representative to Museum
Board Mrs. Donald Blue, Ripley;.
Representative to Scholarship .:
Comruittee Mrs. Francis Gemma-.
ell; Ripley,;' Alternate:to. Scholar
ship Committee -. Mrs.. George
Whitby, Lucknow; Representative •,
y' Committee.- vari4
__.
to Safet mmittee .-• Ivlrs E
Keith, R. R. 5, Lucknow,
Curator
Mrs . Wm . Arnold',, Ripley, Public
Relations Officer- Mrs, Russell
MacConnell,. R. R.5., Kincardine;.
Conveners Agriculture and Indust-.
ries Mrs. 'Anus M`acLeod," R. R.
;2 Kincardine Citizenship and Bd .
ucation -' Mrs. David Ireland, R. R,
2, Tee'swater:; Historical Research
and Current :Events Mrs. Frank
,.
1vlaulden R. R, 2 Holyr',
o`od; Home.
Economics and Health - Mrs.
Kelvin Henderson, R. Ral , Ripley;
Resolutions Mrs, George Stewart
k. R. 2, Ripley,,,, Junior. Activities -
Miss Matson Ruttal, Teeswater.
'PAGE FIFTEEN
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COURTESY
hover Friday for Bride -Elect
A: miscellaneous shower was held
in honour of Miss Marlene Carter.
in the Kairshea.`Hall Friday night
May 19th, 1961'Mrs•:.James Burt,
chairman for the evening.read the
following address: •
• We are "gathered here tonight to
honour another bride select. Mar
lene grew up in this community,
first living on the 10th concession
of Kinloss Township, thence, to
the 6th of : Kinloss, and attended
;this little red school house.; We
all'wish her. 'success'and"happiness
in• the' coming' years. We have,a
little program planned for this •
evening. '..
Mrs . Gilbert ,Hamilton -gave: a
reading••a singsong was led by' .
g,..
;Mrs. Hdrvey Houston at the piano.
Marion Wair played several se)
.
ectionson the piano. Marlene was
then assisted by Donna" Burt in op-,
ening her .gifts,: and Joanne Hayes
read the .cards of congratulations;
• Nancy. Bun 'and Aileen Carter : •'
arranged the gifts for display._Bev.
erly :Hedley , Robert .Burt •'and :Kar- •;.
en.D(oelman carried in the gifts.
The bride -'to -be then graciously.
thanked _,the, ladies present and all
those who: gave ,but were unable
to attend',. for their 'many lovely
'and useful. gifts, .and invited them..:.
to come and visit with'her at her,
home in • Walkerton. All joined in
singing "For she's a jolly good;
ftellow" . A delicious lunch.was then.
served by, Mrs :'4James Burt- and Mrs.
Delbert .Hedley, hostesses .for :the •.
eventby , assisted somethe oth-
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