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Holyrood W.I. Elect Roy Collins
° K1NLOUGH NEWS,.
,
Mrs,. Ra , nard. Ackert was hostess.Centre
y � Chairrnan 0 ..
for the Noverriber meeting of :the The annual meeting of Purple
Fi01 rood o7iieTl s Institute n
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--which-tooit_tle fgrm of a Pot Luck.
Supper at 7 o'clock,
Following a. bountiful meati Mrs
P. A. Murray: presided.for•the
meeting which followed and
Opened ' with the Ode and the Mary
Stewart Collect.. :Mrs. :Frank.
Maulden gave the•treasurer's
report. Business followed and.
.donation._was given to the.
Wingham hospital' auxiliary,
Nyman Sutton gave a most interest.
ing report of the 'Rally which was
held at E1mwood•and Mrs. Morgan
Johnston. gave a' report of the "
Area Convention' at Mount
Forest. She also brought back
many good ,ideas and suggest-
ions,. • '
.Mrs'', Jim Smith gave her report
•
on the Historical Society meeting
which she attended at: the Wi1d
wood Lodge at Red Bay. These
reports were alk helpful-. to the: •
members as well as to .those
who attended these gatherings.
—•
Mrs; --Morgan Johnston and .Ivi,t-s..
Frank Matilde, n attended the sport
course on accessories for. -the home
-nd�-w�H--b"eg%n-tfie r• -c lay s e-=s�.ne-int,
week,. The -NM calt-was -
Silly things.1 have done in the
kitchen,.
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Coligr�tulati�ns
• CULROSS CORNERS NEWS
' 'Congratulations are extended :to.
Mr. and Mrs. Torry Stewart on the
occasion of their 50th wedding
anniversary ,•.A`farnily.dinner.
. was held in' their. honour at the
Kinloss United Church basement
, , on Saturday evening: Later in
.the evening a rece'ption'w:as held
in the Holyrood Hall arid was
largely attended. by Mr. .and
n Oth Annuversa
• Mrs .Jack'A.ckert was program:
Convenor,.. A demonstration ,on.
cake decorating by Mrs. John
•Froo,k-was• very interesting and
:later the lovely fruit cake 'was
donated: to' the Institute Tickets
were sold,' with Mrs. Alex Percy
.winning the cake. 'Mrs: Jack.
Ackert conducted;'a contest on
spices. etc . that would be :found.
in the„•kitchen. '
Bar e .. e
bars Muria. •'gav a • l.sson:on
Murray,
collar 'designing' and also;showed •
the. pro �.er:Methods of lining
P P
dresses and putting :;interlining •
into' coats ; which/were very he
ful4to:those-who-do--home sewing,
The ;ladies were ,resented with•
gift and after the c•:
s f ,Courtesy
remarks the meeting closed b
singing • The'' Queen
Mrs. Stewart's family and:friends.
Relatives att'end'ing the•'anni\rersary
celebration• from a distance' were
Mrs. Irish `of. Seattle`,' Cpl,. and;// •
Mrs. John Stewart•and girls from
Camp Borden,.Mr..'and Mrs'. •
Alex Stewart and family of Orange
ville , and •Mrs Lloyd Cornish of •
Winnipeg We wish Mr . and Mrs,
Stewart many :More years of
happy .married life.:
held on Friday evening in the form.
of a card party. Winners were
Mrs , George Harkness and' Mel
Hutch nsan.
Morley Scott took charge of the
business period. Bob 'Emerson
reported that, the finances were
much the same as 'last year with
Ithe Box Social bringing in almost=
$70. The Centre had been used
frequently ,: .espee-iadLy_by Fati ly-�=
Reunions and Women's .Institute
Card parties•will be sponsored alt-
ernately by the Centre Committee
and :Women's Institute; Thanks
was expressed to• George Emerson
for a lovely sign, to Dr. Sisson-.
nette for steps, and to Bill Arnold',
for repairs .to chairs and tables.
During the election, Don .
Robertson and Don Reid were
elected for a 3 -year term to
Centre Committee. Roy. 'Collins
isthe:_new chairman of the '
Committee. with Mrs.'. Francis
Boyle as secretary and Bob •
Emerson as treasurer. `Committee
members and folks in the commun•
ity give a great deal of freela.bour
each. year :to' keep the Centre 'a
pleasant meeting place. for' every-
one. /
School ObsendT
Remembrance Day
• Lucknow and 'District Public
school held *a Remembrance •Day
•
'Assembly on. November 10th.
Chairman of this assembly was
Jeffrey. Taylor..�.
The pro ram'opened with the //
sin .ing"ofO Canada.
Paul Ackert'lead us' in prayer
The scripture .was read by M
urra
y
Keith. KareiElliott played two
hymnswhich theaudience sang., .
.•
:.
The Grade`8 classacted outsone
• .
original skits about Remembrance'
Day•
.
• Grade .7 and 8 iris sang
a
secondworld
•war song called
"Till We :Meet Again” ; and .a;first
-
world; war song entitled. "Lili
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Mrs. Wheeler's, grade 7 class .°
read a poem entitled` "A'' Fight For;
Freedom"
Mr. Collyer inttoduced Mrs
Montgomery,, our guest. Mrs
Montgoniery showed *us some
.films that she took at' Holland
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about Remembrance. Da:
Composed by her sister:
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moments silence was observed .to
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