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The Howick Junior
Institute hosted an area
meeting , in Fordwich
Community Hall. Participa-
ting were Junior Institute
members from Lucknow,
Maple Keys, Jean Scott
(Guelph) West End (Guelph)
and Walter's' Falls as well as
Howick members.
After a get- together over
coffee and muffins, Mary
O'Malley of. Mary's Green-
houses in Teeswater gave an
informative talk about house
plants. Using many thriving
examples, Mrs. O'Malley
explained the different
effects that lighting,
temperature and moisture
have on greenery. She also
took time to answer many
questions about problems
members were experiencing.
Throughout the day
numerous draws were made
for door prizes donated by
local merchants. After -a
lunch and sing song
members divided into work-
shops to discuss different
areas of Institute work.
To complete the program
Joyce Lockie of the Howick
branch discussed the steps in
making terrariums: Each
member constructed one of
her own.
The program closed with
words of greeting from
Marjorie Humphries of
Walton, president of East
Huron's Women's Institutes
and Donna Clark of Walter's
Falls president of Junior
Institutes of Ontario.
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Mrs. Robert. Gibson show-
ed pictures taken on their
European Tour which were
enjoyed by members of Unit
4 and their guests following a
Pot Luck SUpper on Monday
evening in the Gorrie. United
Church with over 30 attend-
ing.
Mrs. Dick Carson had
charge of the worship. Scrip-
ture was • read • by Mrs.
Clifford ,Cooke.
The topic-"The Sower, the
Seed and the Soil," was
given by Mrs. Dick Carson:
a Poem, "Seeds of Kind-
ness" was . given by Mrs.
Cloyne Michel. "This is my
Father's. World" was sung
after which Mrs. Jos.
Simmons, president, opened
the business, with 'prayer.
The.bale of used clothing will
be packed May 15 and
donations may be left in the
Sunday school rooms on May
12 and 13th.
The next meeting will be a
Plant 'and Sale which will be
'held at the home of Mrs. Jos.
Simmonson May 5th. Rev.
Ernest Fellows closed with
prayer. .
Mrs. Myrtle Long and,
Miss Shirley Longo, Holstein,
and Mrs, Redvers Pinder of
Mount Forest visited Friday
at the honle of Mr. and' Mrs.
Elmer Parrish. ,The occasion
being „Mrs, Longs 84th
birthday.
A successful Craft Show
was held at the Howick
Community Centre , on
Saturday sponsored by the
St, Stephen's Anglican
Guild.
Recent visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Merrill
Fisher were Mrs. Gwyneth
Blair of Fergus, Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Watkins of
Elora, Nichole and Jessica
Lovell of Shelburne.
Mrs. Jos. Simmons spent a
few days with Mr. and Mrs.
Hans Verbeek of Bluevale.
George Brown spent a few
days at. Carlisle, Penn. •
Mr. and Mrs. Max Bell,
Mrs. Lloyd Jacques and Mr:
and Mrs. Alvin Mundell
attended the fortieth
wedding anniversary of their
cousins Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Stonehouse in Knox United
Church: in Belgrave on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
Mann and family visited over
the weekend at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Merle 'Hindle
of Heathcote.
Visitors on Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Gowdy were Mr.
Ed. Gilmar, Harriston and
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gilmar
of Ancaster; Mrs. Vana Lee
Weiss and son Zachary of
Crystal River, Florida; Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Attwood of
London; Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Adkins, Chris and Craig of,
Thamesford; Mr. and Mrs.
5/erett Cathers, Wroxeter
"Mr. and Mrs. Bill King,
Chris and Karla of Brussels.
Christopher Maloney of
Bramalee spent the weekend
with his grandparents Mr.
and Mrs. John McCutcheon.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Underwood accompanied by
Mrs. Bert Hubbard and. Mr.
Wes, Underwood Of BlueVale
attended a pot luck dinner 'in
honour of Miss Debbie
Underwood, bride elect of
Newmarket at Reid's Corner
Hall near Kincardine on Sun
day which was followed by a
miscellaneous shower,
• Mrs.. Alvin Mnndell
attended the 4 Hamilton and
London Synodical in Brant-
ford orr Tuesday • and Wed-
nesday.
Miss Janna Gowdy and
Carl Stewart presented a
Carl Stewart Fuels trophy to
the winning ladies rink at
, Howick Community 'Centre
with Carl Taylor, lead, Kes.
Espensen, sec. Winnie.
Winkel, Vice, and Joan
Stewart, skip.
The Johnston 'Barber Shoo
trophy the 9 o'clock second
draw was presented-by Ben
Johnston to the rink of Carl
Stewart, vice; Judy Barrie,
second; Robert Rock lead,
and Barry Hogg, skip.
The 7 o'clock second draw
at ,the Howick Curling Club
was on by the rink of
Lawson, Doig, lead; Wanda
Connors, second; Blythe
Clark; vice and Jim Schefter,
skip. Earl Mino, second vice
president, presented them
with the Davidson Funeral
Miss Carol Watson, of Mount
Forest spent the weekend
with friends in Toront9..
Mr. and Mrs. ' Clifford
Murphy of London spent the'
weekend with Mrs, , Glad
Edgar and attended the 25th
wedding anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Edgar of
Farkview Gardens, Listovvel
on Saturday evening.
Mr. tan Hays is a patient
'in Victoria Hospital in
London.
Home trophy.
The Howick Club trophy
was won by Vern Clark,
lead; Steven Wylie, second;
Ilene. Hastie, vice and Jim.
Schefter, skip and presented
by. Glenn Underwood, vice
president. They topped the 7
o'clock draw.
J. H. Wylie Insurance
trophy was won by the rink of
Vice Ron Kieffer, second
Nellie Allan and skip Lyle
,Foerter and Kirk -McMillan,
lead winning the 9 o'clock
- draw. The presentation was
made by Fern Wylie.
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