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W.I. Learn About Metric System
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' Mrs. Gilbert Hamilton was host-
ess to the Kairshea W.I. for the
May meeting (Thursday evening,
May 16). The President Mrs. Clar-
ence Ritchie presided. The meet.:
ine opened with the Ode and Mary
Stewart Collect. EduCation was
the theme of the meeting and the
roll call was answered, "One way
of improving our education after
leaving school". ,
A cleaning bee at the Hall will
be Wednesday, May 29, in the
morning. The same evening the
cornmittee will meet to make out
programmes for the coming year.
Mrs. Evan Keith was named as
repreientative to meet with the
Reunion Committee. District
Annual Delegates are Mrs. George
Young and Mrs. Evan Keith. A
booth will be set up at the sale
for Lawrence MacLeod May 27th
with hits. Harold Campbell, Mrs.
'Irish Moffat and Mrs.. Lloyd Mac-
Dougall the committee in charge.
Each member is to send one pie.
Anyone wishing to take the bus
trip with Lucknow W.I. in June
should get in touch with Mrs.
Armstrong. Wilson.
Mrs, Bill' Haldenby took the
chair for the following programme
Row , Row , Row , Your Boat was
sung, follOwed by a reading .
"Mother" by Mrs. Hugh Jansen.
An amusing contest was conducted
by Mrs. Bill Haldenby. The 4-H
Club pin on the skit which had
been prepared, and presented on
Achievement .Day. The course
was "Take a Look at Yourself".
The topic "The Metric System"
was ably dealt with and explained
by Mrs. Allan MacIntyre and Mrs.
Evan Keith. They explained the
system and also showed a film.
The Lucknow Fair Committee is
Mrs. Hugh Jansen, Mrs. Wm. • Hal•
denby and Mrs. Cliff Rouiston.
The June meeting is the
Sunshine Sister meeting With Mrs.
Ira Dickie hostess (the hall)
on Thur.sday, June 20th at 12.30
p.m. Courtesy remarks were giv-
en by Mts. Hugh Jansen with the
meeting closing by the singing of
O Canada and the Grace.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess and directors. Mrs. Hugh
Jansen and Mrs. Bill Haldenby,
Lucknow W.I.
The Lucknow Women's Institute
held their regular meeting on
Tuesday, May 14. The commit -
tee in charge served dessert and a
cup of tea at 1.30 after which Mrs.
Armstrong Wilson the president
opened the meeting with the open-
ing ode and Mary Stewart Collect.
The correspondence was read
and business dealt with. A bus
trip to the Erland Lee Home was
discussed. Mrs. Earl McDonald
gave the cheerio report. Dele-
gates to the district annual to be
held in Ripley on May 21st were
elected. Mrs. Alex McNay gave
the report of the tea at .Bnicelea
Haven. It was decided to con-
tinue the meetings on the second
Tuesday afternoon of the month
as usual at 1.15.
Mrs. Alex McNay invited'the
ladies to her ?cottage for the June
meeting, the meeting to be the
first Thursday at 12.30, and a pot
luck dinner. It was decided to
have the Sunshine Sistet gift ex-
change at Christmas this year
stead of the annual 'meeting '.
Mrs. Clarence Bell took charge
ofthe program. The ladies sang
two songs "Mother" and "Hit the
trail that leads to Mother" accom-
panied by Mrs. Wes, Ritchie.
Mrs. Raymond Leddy gave a
spendid report of her trip to the
convention at Waterloo• University,
featuring totirs to the Mennonite
country giving insight into their
way of living. The theme of the
conference was nutrition. Mrs.
Marshall Gibson gave a reading
and• the meeting was •closed with
the Queen.
There was a hobby sale of don-
ated articles conducted by 'Mrs.
Clarence Bell.
AMBERLEY
Reids Corners Women's institute
are invited to the home of Mr. ,
and Mrs. Eldon. Bradley in Luck-
nmoewetoin
ngli!ednesday night for.their
The C.G.r. T. girls will hold a
Mother and Daughter banquet in
Pine River Church basement on
Monday, May 27th, at 7
o'clock.
Mrs. Jack Campbell, Mrs. Ernie
Gibson and Mrs. Wm. Pace are to
help servethe group.
/ Congratulations go to Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Campbell on the arriv-
al of their baby boy. ,
Miss Gertrude. Lee Walden of ,
London spent the week end at her
honk here.
Miss Joan Ferguson of Stratford
spent the week end with Mr. and
Mts. Lester Ferguson.
Everyone enjoyed the lovely
solo sung by Larry Irwin of Ripley
in Pine River Church on Sunday
morning. Mr. Darrell's message
was "A Firm Foundation".
ZION
Bill Wilkins was admitted Tues-
day evening of last week to Wing.-
ham General Hospital for an
appendix operation and after a
stay of two and a half days
returned home. on Friday of Mast
week. •
Mr. and Mrs. Jinn Hunter had
on Sunday their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Nicholson and Mrs.
William 0. Hunter, all of
Lucknow. ,
Joan Hackett spent the week
end with"her school friend, Suz-
anne Kuenzig of Teeswater. Joan
enjoyed the Teeswater Rodeo days. •
Mrs. Gordon Kirkland and Nan-
cy attended a shower on Saturday
afternoon for Patsy McCharles`of
Ripley , a bride to be, held at the
home of her aunt Mrs. George Mc-
Charles of Kincardine.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gibson,
Heather, Brian and Michelle
visited Sunday afternoon at the
home of her father , Edwin Atkin-
son of GOderich.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayhe. Jerome,
Phillip, Sherri, Paul and •neigh-
bour boy, Kevin Kilpatrick spent
the week end in,Hamilton)
attended a reception for (RI
er , Tom Jeakins of Vauco
who w.aasnmdamrrtise. John dSaitim
Mr. and Mrs. Orland Irw
family had on Saturdayo
itl West WaWanosh, On Sin'
ip
ening the Hunters visitedn
home of Mr. and Mrs, Gor Lymrons. oafndStmr. Helens,
Douglas
lens.
to
and family visited &kiddy I;
her parents, Mr. and Mrs, fl
McNkAl.lisatnedr omrf s.Au,billiursn aelswa,'
his father , Earl Swan of
to Wiarton to his new home
w4y Haven on Monday of
wmere, k ndOlvIrn Ss11.
Sunday
fse°IStillwas::
family and his cousin,
Mrs. Harvey Mole of Luc
visited their fathers Earlai:
Swan at Wiarton.
The ladies of Trinity Iii,
Church, A shfield held a 1,
laneous shower for Marion:
of Hamilton, bride to be of
Hummel. It was held on
ev ening at, the home of Rey'
Mrs. Hummel of Lucknoir,.
Mr. and Mrs. Len Courtney
attended the graduation of their
daughter Margaret in Sarnia on
Friday evening. 'Congratulations
Margaret I .
Mrs. Don Darrell was the hdst-
ess to the United Church Women
of Pine RiVer Church on Tuesday
evening.' The U.C.W. have a
wedding to cater to in lune. Mrs.
Len Courtney is president and Mrs.
I3ob Courtney secretary.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Rae
attended a wedding on Friday
evening atPalinerston.
Miss Wendy Conrtney was at the
home of her parents, Mr, and Mrs.
Bob Courtney for the week end.