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By KATHY COOPER
The annual meeting of
Elimville W.I. was held in
Elimville Hall, April 9.
The president opened the
meeting and roll call was
answered by paying of fees.
Group B will be in charge
of catering to Crediton
Institute on April 16 and
groups A and C will cater to
Hurondale Institute, April
23.
Any member interested in
a bus trip to Milton
Agriculture Museum is to
contact the President im-
mediately.
Mrs. Howard Pym and
Mrs. Ron Fletcher are to set
up the display for Exeter
Fall Fair. Any members
Women at Brinsley
hold April meeting
By GORDON MORLEY a few days with their grand-
The Brinsley U.C.W. was parents while their parents
invited to the home of Mrs, were on holidays.
Alex. Young Tuesday af- Rev. Keith Brown of Liman
ternoon for their April took charge of the corn-
meeting. Mrs. Marjorie munion Service on Sun in
Steeper opened the meeting Brinsley United church.
with a reading "To-day was Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence
the Day" , followed by Schwartz returned home on
prayer by Mrs. Jack Friday after having a three
Trevithick. month holiday in Florida.
Miss Viola Lewis gave the Gordon Morley was invited
scripture reading and Mrs. to Mrs. Violet Allison and
Steeper two readings, and Kathleen Morley on Sunday
Mrs. Trevithick read "The eve to a birthday Supper.
joy that is Easter". Hymn Mr. and Mrs. Jim Morley
"The strife is o'er the battle visited with Mr. and Mrs.
done?" was sung. Mrs. Joe Durandr and family
Steeper gave threereadings. Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Jack Hodgson took Mr. and. Mrs. Jim Hodgins
over for the business. Roll and Andrea of Strathroy
call was answered by nine were Sunday visitors with
ladies and one visitor. The Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lewis. closing prayer by Mrs. Wilbert Lewis and Gordon
Hodgson. The hostess and Molley visited with Rae
Group 1 ladies served lunch. Lewis at Strathmere Lodge
Scott and Teri Prest spent Sunday afternoon.
with items for display please
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4-H achievement clay will
be held May 10, (morning
only) in Exeter Public
School. Leaders for the club
"Outdoor Living" have been
chosen.
Mrs. Carl Gower and Mrs.
Lorne Johns were in charge
of the program and a lovely
and interesting display of
dried and silk flowers
arrangements was giVen by
Mrs. Hans Gerstenkorn.
She showed how these
arrangements were made
and donated a wall hanging
which tickets were sold on
and was won by Mrs. Jud
Dykeman.
The nominations com-
mittee presented the slate of
officers for 1980-81. Mrs.
RossHargreaves'declared all
offices vacant then brought
forth the new slate of officers
as follows:
Past president - Mrs.
,Murray Coward, president -
Mrs. nod Cooper,
secretary - Mrs. Philip
Johns, assistant secretary -
Mrs. Tom Hern, treasurer -
Mrs. Carl ,Gower, district
director - Mrs. Lorne Johns,
assistant district director -
Mrs. , Jud Dykeman, public
relations - Mrs. Ron Flet-
cher, directors - Mrs. Gerry
Grubb, Mrs. Russel Morley,
Mrs. Elson Lynn; examiners
- Mrs. Wm. Morley, Mrs.
Ivan Brock; 4-H co-ordinator
- Mrs. Wm. Allan; pianists -
Mrs. Harold Hern, Mrs.
Freeman Horne.
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