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THE BRUSSELS POST, APRIL 15, 1981 — A5
Gorrie
Crowd at euchre
WI names exec
CREWEL EMBROIDERY DISPLAY—Crewel
embroidery was a course offered by the
Majestic Women's Institute this year and at the
annual meeting of the institute a display of the
finished projects was shown. Kate Wilson and
Isabel Adams, (absent when the picture was
taken) were the instructors of the course which
was started by 22 students and completed by
18.
(Photo by Ranney)
A Pot Luck dinner brought
the Majestic Women's
Institute together for their
Annual Meeting on
Wednesday, April 8.
Doris McCall introduced
the head table guests
including guest speaker,
Almeda Smythe from Strat-
ford, who is the Public
Relations Officer for the
Guelph Area; and Marjorie
Humphries from Walton who
is theDistrict President.
The 4-H Club leaders
during the year were intro-
duced by Marie McCutcheon
and presented with gifts by
Kate Wilson. Isabel Adams
and Mrs. Wilson reported on
the Crewel Emboidery
course which is now
completed, and said that 22
ladies had started, with 18
ladies finishing the course.
All of the finished pieces
were on display.
The guest speaker, Mrs.
Smythe took as her theme
"A time to laugh, a time to
share, a time to grow." Mrs.
Smythe was thanked by
Marie McTaggart.
Leona Armstrong led in a
Sing Song of some good
spring songs, with Lulu Kerr
at the piano.
An invitation was received
from the Ethel Women's
Institute, to attend "A Taste
of the Wild" to be held May
20 at 8:00 p.m. in the Ethel
Hall. Doris McCall reported
on the Canadian Cancer
Canvas, and said that over 20
canvassers are out in the
area. A Dessert Euchre will
be held April 27 at 7:00 p.m.
with proceeds to go to the
Canadian Cancer Society.
Each member is to bring a
dessert.
Delegates to the District
Annual on May 12 at
Bluevale are Peggy
Cudmore, Doris McCall,
Eleanor Hemingway and
Marie McTaggart.
Two duets were sung by
Mrs. Jan Van Vliet and
Dorothy Steffler.
The following members
gave reports on the past
year-- Alice McArter for
Agriculture and Canadian
Industries; Ida Evans for
Family and consumer
Affairs.; Ruby Steiss for
Education and Cultural
Activities; Jane DeVries for
Citizenship and World
Affairs; Kathleen Danby for
Sunshine; • Eleanor
Hemingway for the Curators;
Marie McCutcheon for
Public Relations; and Jane
DeVries and. Wilma
Hemingway gave the
Auditors' Report.
Marjorie Humphries in-
stalled the following
members - Past President,
Mrs. McCall; President,
Dorothy Steffler; 1st Vice
President, Marie McTaggart
2nd Vice President, Kate
Wilson; Sec-Treas., Alberta
Smith; Public Relations
Officer, Marie McCutcheon;
Assistant P.R.O., Doris
McCall; District Director,
Mrs. McCall.
Alternate; Leona
Armstrong; Branch
Directors, Ida Evans, Ruby
Steiss, Ila McLarty; Curator,
Eleanor Hemingway;
Alternate, * Wilma
Hemingway; Pianist. Lulu
Kerr; Assistant, Wilma
Kerry; Sunshine, Kathleen
Danby and Isabel Adams;
Nominating Committee, Ila
McLarty, Laura Lucas, and
Amy Speir; Agriculture
and Canadian Industries,
Alice McArter and Marie
McTaggart; Family and
Consumer Affairs, Leona
Armstrong, Ida Evans.
Education and Cultural
Activities, Peggy Cudmore
and Ruby Steiss; Citizen-
ship and World Affairs, Jane
DeVries and Doris McCall;
Resolutions, Glenna
Stephens and Amy Speir,
Auditors, Wilma Hemingway
and Jane DeVries.
A reminder to the
members that the Area
Convention will be held this
year in Brussels on October
22 and 23 which will be
attended by approximately
500 ladies. Billets will be
needed, for one night. An
executive meeting will be
held April 20 at 2:00 p.m. to
plan next year's program.
Next regular meeting is
May 13 at 8:00 p.m,
The euchre party on
Saturday evening sponsored
by the Gorrie Hall Board was
well attended with over 55
attending. Winners were
Ladies-Mrs. Wm. Mundell,
Bluevale; Mrs. Bert Hub-
bard and for the Men
winners were Gene Porter,
VVingham add Jas. Warrell
of Fordwich.
Lucky Card was
won by Gordon Walker, of
Wingham.
Mr. and Mrs, Allan Hynd-
man accompanied by Mrs.
Fred Hyndman of Geri-Care.
Harriston visited Mr. Fred
Hyndman ip Palmerston
Nursing Home on Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. George
Brown spent the weekend at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Mulloy Jr. of Paris.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gra-
ham and Bill Graham of
-London visited Saturday with
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gra-
ham and Genevieve Anne of
Kitchener.