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LAKELET—Converteci by the
committee on agrieulture, the
June meeting of the Lakelet
Women's Institute was held on
Thursday evening at the W, I,
hall, Scripture was read by
• Mrs. 1, Versteeg after the usual
opening.
Roll call was answered with
a current event pertaining to
water conservation. A report
was given by Mrs. L. Murray on
the East Huron District annual
meeting held at Moncrief,
where the Lakelet Tweedsmuir
History was awarded third prize
in the district competition.
4-H Achievement Day will
be June 30 at Howick Central
• School.
The motto, "He who never
makes a mistake never makes
anything" was given by Mrs. H.
Wallace.
Mrs. W. Demerling intro-
duced K. Muselow of the Mait-
land Valley Conservation Auth-
• ority who addressed the meet-
ing and showed slides of the
important work being done. He
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W.1. Learns of Conservation
AMATEUR ,PARTICIPATION--Th ree of the
majorettes from Sentinelles of Ville Jac-
ques Cartier, Quebec, a marching band
that will appear as part of Expo's amateur
entertainment program, are shown at the
Read and heed legal speed.
Miss Laura Inglis was a week-
end guest of Miss Marjorie Eck-
meier of Mildmay.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ferguson,
Lois and Blake were guests at
the Saturday wedding at Chal-
mers United Church, Wood-
stock, of Sandra Lindsay and
James Hiscox. The young cou-
ple will take up residence in
Walkerton in September where
Mr. Hiscox will be on the
teaching staff at Walkerton Dis-
trict High School.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Miller
and family of Waterloo, Mr.
and Mrs. M. Stafford of Kit-
chener, Mr. and Mrs. R. Schae-
fer and family and Mr. and Mrs.
H. Wagner and family of Sim-
coe, Mr. and Mrs. K. Dett-
man and family and Mr, and
Mrs. Albert Dettman of R.R. 1
Clifford were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. L. Dettman, the
occasion honoring Mr. and Mrs.
News of Lakelet
construction site of one of the Expo band-
shells with Expo hostess Monica Camp-
bell, of Chester, N.S. In the background
is construction on British Pavilion.
was thanked by Mrs, C. Flail
marl,
The meeting closed with the
national anthem and lunch was
served by Mrs. J, Versteeg,
Mrs. H. Wallace and Mrs. L.
Murray,
HAPPY HAIMAKERS
LAKELET—The seventh
meeting was held on May 30 at
Mrs. G. Wright's, opening with
the 4.1.1 pledge.
Roll call, "One point I have
learned about caring for aceeS-
sories", was answered by all
members. The girls then judg-
ed their hate and scarfs.
Notes were taken on "Wear-
ing Your Accessories".
Marlene and Sharon Email'
provided refreshments at the
close of the meeting.
"Mother, I just took a splin-
ter out of my hand with a pin."
"A pin! Don't you know that's
dangerous?" "Oh, no, Mother.
I used a safety pin."
A travelling salesman, hay,
lug missed the bus, found him-
self with two hours to spend in
B.ruslwille, He approached art
ancient porter and asked, "Got
a picture .show bete?" Porter.
"No.!" "A pool room or
library?"" Porter, "No," T.M.,
"Well, how on earth do you
amuse yourselves?" Porter, "We
go down to the grocery store in
the evenings, They have a
new bacon slicer."
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You've probably asked your-
self these questions: What if
someone falls on my property
and sues me . . . What if my
home is burglarized What
if a fire leaves me with just a
foundation full of smoldering
ashes? The answer to these
and many more WHAT IF
perils of homeowning is a
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A. Dettman on their 45th wed-
ding anniversary.
We are sorry to report that
Mr. Ernest Wylie of Lakelet is
under the doctor's care.
Mrs. Grace Dustow of Gor-
rie has spent the last two weeks
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
E. Wylie. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Brown of Listowel called at the
same home on Sunday.
BIRTH
INGLIS—To Mr, and Mrs. Ver-
non Inglis of Toronto, on
June 2, 1966, a son.
BELGRA VE
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Armi-
tage of London spent the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. John
McBurney of Belgrave. Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Young of Lucan also
visited there on Sunday.
Ladies Plan
Garden Party
BLUEVALE—Mrs. Wm. Ro-
bertson gave the call to wor-
ship and a reading, "Self Con-
trol", at the W.M.S. meeting
Wednesday evening of last
week in the Sunday School
room. Roll call was answered
by a verse with the word "re-
member".
Mrs. Burns Moffatt conduct-
ed Bible study based on The
Beatitudes and led in prayer anc
Mrs. Robertson pronounced the
benediction.
The Ladies' Aid quarterly
meeting followed with Mrs.
Wm. Elston presiding. The la-
dies made plans for their gar-
den party on June 15.
Black spruce is the favorite
species among papermakers for
the manufacture of newsprint.
Dist. WI Approves
Two Resolutions
LAKELET—Seven members
of Lakelet W.I, attended the
annual meeting of the Eastillur"
on District. A resolution re-
questing more intensive testing
of new drugs and chernicalsbe-
fore making them available to
the public was approved at the
meeting. A second one, also
approved, asks that a greater
effort be made to check the
spread of Dutch elm disease.
Officers elected were:Presi-
dent, Mrs. Ross Knight, Brus-
sels; 1st vice pres., Mrs. A.
Jacklin, Eluevale; 2nd vice
pres., Mrs. L. Murray, Clif-
ford R. R. 2; secretary, Mrs. H.
Wallace, Clifford R, R, 2; Fed-
erated representative, Mrs. 8.
Bride, Fordwich; alternate, Mrs.
C, Sotheran, Fordwich.
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