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PAGE FIFTEEN. THE LUCKNOW' SENTINEL INCKNOW, ONTARIO wE,14B$OAY,.,FE,BRUARY 11 19* •
St. Helen; W.1.
Mrs.. Peter Chandler presided
over the,, February meeting whieh
was.held in the hope of Mrs. Atli'
Aitchison. There were 12 Members
and two children present.
•
The meeting opened with , the
Ode followed py. the 'Mary Stewart
Collect, , The roll tall d 'A
Suggestion for serving unexpected
guesW was well responded to.
The treasurer's report .and assist-
ant. treasurer's report were read.
Due. to weather conditions no.
January meeting was held.
Correspondence was read and
business dealt with. It was ,decided
to. send the registration fee of
$60:00 for the May Conference.
Group 2 are to be in. charge of the
planning of the Spring Institute
banquet of our branch. Mrs.
Gordon Struthers invited us to her
home for March 4th meeting if
weather conditions are still
extreme, No, card, parties are
planned • for February. Mrs,
Richard Humphrey and Mrs. Tony.
McQuail plan to attend, training
school in February. .to lead the 4-H
Club project, "A Touch of Stitch-
ery
` The motto "Self control is the
`ability to idle our motor when you
feel like strippini the gears" was
given 'by Mrs. Harold Gautit. She
suggested we look 'ahead to 'our
Senior Citizen Age which we are all
headed for: She gave a humorous
reading aboulleaving things on the'
stair steps.
Mrs. Robt. Aitchison gave an
interesting topic, "Agriculture and
Canadian Industries" being the
'theme. She spoke about the,
Industries of Kapuskasing, a paper •
on "Stand Up° For Agriculture".
The value of a farmer's wife is
$17,212 a year for all the duties she
performs. She read an interesting
poem "If you're •married to, a
farmer and closed with a list .of
"Handy Ideas" for the housewife.
Mrs. Gordon Struthers gave a
good reading "Are you-a lifter or a',
leanee'. Mrs. Ernest Gaunt gave a
reading from Ethel Chapman's
book "Place In The Family" .which
was enjoyed. Little. Beverley
Aitchison took, up the collection.
The meeting closed with 0 Canada
and the Institute Grace.
A tasty lunch, was enjoyed, the
hostesses being Mrs. Ernest Gaunt
and Mrs. Frank MacQuillin.
LANGSIDE
Congratalations to Mr. and Mrs.
John Visser (nee Bev Hedley) who
were• married on ''Saturday in the
Anglican Church, Kinlough with a
reception being held in the
Holyrood hall in the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Young, and ,
family visited *on Saturday •evening,
JanUary 31st with Mr. and Mrs..
Don Wall and Krista of Culross.
Langside Church was cancelled
the list two Sundays due to' stormy
weather which blocked side roads
and'Inade visability almost nil:
TOBOGGANING PARTY
The Langside Whitechurch
Young Peoples held A tobogganing
party on JerusaleM Hill, behind
Bob Adam's farm, on 'Saturday
Mrs., Ernest Gaunt presided for
'the program.' Two readings "The
difference between htisband and
wife" and 'Progress isn't improve-
ment" were given by Mrs. James
'Aitchison and brought a chuckle.
afternoon, January 31st with Jite
and Judy de Boer hosting the
party. Four snowmobiles were also
present to transport the young
folks. Eighteen members were
present. Lunch was served
afterwards at the de Boer home. •
An enjoyable afternoon was report-
ed.
The Langside Sunday School .Pot
luck supper and achievement night
which was to have been held laSt
Friday evening has been Postponed
until a later date. '
The annual meeting of the
Langside Presbyterian Church was
held on Saturday afternoon; Janu-
ary. 31st with a good attendance.
Retiring managers Were Wes
Young •and .Bob Orr with William
Young and Wally Weir'sma being
'elected as new managers.