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president South Bruce W.I.
VIEDr--r1 "" 2, 1916. THE LUCKNOW' SENTINEL, 'LLICKNOW, ONTARIO 'PANE THREE
Whitechurch Branch hostel the
district annual meeting of the
South Bruce Women's Institute' •
on May 18. "Faith for The
Future" was the theme of the
gathering. The roll call was
answered, by the district .dir-
Mors with "A historical event in
Bruce County' that has 'given us
faith for the future," whieh
Proved to be most interesting as
each one answered with some-
thing of note. Many reviewed
events almost forgotten and only
two items were duOlications.
Reed's Corners WI was in
charge of the sing-alongs for the
.day.. Mrs. McGuire of White-
church gave the address of wel- •
come and Mrs. Donald. McCosh
and Mrs. Frances Boyle of
Purple Grove had charge of the
devotions which were ap-
propriate to the theme.
FWIO REPORT
Mrs. Frances Gemmell, FWIO
board director, gave her report,
thanking the district for the Lapel
Pin in Bruce County Tartan,
which has been sent for the
national convention in Prince Ed-
ward Island in June...She stated
that the resolution sent in last
year ,on the liquor question was
turned down. The ACWW will be
held in Nairobi, Kenya, in 1977
and in Winnipeg in 1980. Used
stamps are being collected for -
Africa, where they are being put
to good use. She urged branches
to support Nutrition Education
and the Erland Lee Home. May
31' 'to June 4 is WI week and the .
time to visit the Erland Lee home
by appointment.
Mrs. Gemmell' also spoke on
the meeting ' held recently in
Wingham on violence in the
media and said that complaints
on this subject should be sent to
the FWIO board member; giving
name ,and date the program
appeared. •
As this is Mrs. Gemmell's last
year in office, she thanked all for
their help and friendship during
her term as a board member. She
also took charge of the ratifica-
tion of the district directors.
VISITORS PRESENT
Mrs. David Ireland, president,
introduced the visitors: Mrs. Sut-
cliffe, area president; Mrs.
Crawford, area secretary; Mrs.
Chambers, .board of directors,
sub-division '16 of the area; Mrs.
Radbourn; area curator; "Mrs.
Coyne, rally chairman; Mrs.
Klages and 'Mrs. Smith, Bruce
North; Mrs. Smith and three
guests from Bruce Centre; Mrs.
Miski and Mrs. Ostendorf, Bruce
East.
Mrs. Harvey Houston, pro-
vincial public relations officer,
addressed the meeting, briefly,
asking that members, share their
copies of Home and Country With
doctors' offices, beauty Parlors,
etc. Back issues are also needed.
Mrs. Vidor Emerson gave a
greeting for which she has be-
come well known. Mrs. John Nor-
man, resolutions convener,
presented .a resolution on com-
pulsory use of seat belts. After
some discussion the delegates
voted in favor of 'the existing law.
At the mortiing session Armow
WI provided entertainment. Fol-
lowing the noon ' luncheon the
.ladies enjoyed displays of •
creative Stitchery, 'liquid em-
broidery, afghans, the Bruce
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