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PAGE 10. THE CITIZEN WEDNESDAY JUNE 7 1995.
Installing the executive
Huron West District Women's Institute elected its new executive at the annual meeting in
May 29, in Auburn. In back, from left are: Mary Nicklas, board of directors; Jean Nethery,
secretary-treasurer and Mabel Jacklin, public relations officer. In front, from left: Jane
Meugge, rural community advisor; Betty Archambault, past president; Marjorie Anderson,
president and Lois Elliott, curator. Erma Cartwright, first vice-president, was absent.
WI hosts annual meeting
The 95th Huron West District
annual meeting was held at the
Auburn Memorial Hall.
The theme ''Communicate" was
enjoyed by 56 Women's Institutes
who all receive a pot plant from
Co-op, Auburn and a knife from
Radford's, Blyth.
Mrs. Mary Nicklas, Tavistock,
Provincial Board Director, ratified
the district directors, and installed
the officers. She also gave her
activities for the year. There are 49
entries in the Quilt Competition in
Milton. The winner will be
announced June 14.
Thirty-two entries in the song
competition were received.
The Women's Institute Rose will
be available to 500 ladies in 1996.
Ontario is twinned with Alberta
which has 160 branches.
A few violin selections were
played by Dora Alton, Roberta
Linshill of the Dungannon Branch.
Jane Muegge from Rural
Community Advisor spoke saying
1,000 people attended Slice of
Huron.
Deanna Lyon graduated from the
Faculty of Education at the
University of Western Ontario on
Saturday, June 3. She was named to
the Dean's Honour List. Attending
the exercises were Murray Lyon,
Bradley Lyon, Ken Brown, Laura
Greeters at Londesboro United
Church on Sunday, June 4 were
Elgin and Joy Penfound.
A musical duet by Katie Snell
and Kerrie Elliott was enjoyed.
The sermon topic was "Catch the
The May meeting of the Happy
Gang Seniors was held at the Hall
on Wednesday, May 31. They sang
Grace and then enjoyed a pot luck
dinner at 12:30 p.m.
They opened with 0 Canada.
Reta Kelland read a poem, "Little
The Maitland Branch looked
after the crafts to a total of $116.
The noon meal was smorgasbord
served by Auburn. Marjorie
Anderson thanked the branch.
Greetings were from London Arez.
Huron East, Huron South.
The Maple Leaf Forever was
sung. Marjorie Anderson intro-
duced Muegge, who spoke on
"Communication." The sender and
receiver are getting the same
message.
Irma Cartwright thanked Jane for
keeping everyone on their toes for a
half hour.
Belgrave Branch gave the
memorial for three long time
members. St. Helens collected the
cheques for pennies for friendship.
The public relations, curator and.
program co-ordinators' reports were
given.
St. Helens invited all for the 1996
District Annual. Officers for the
1995-96 term are: past president,
Betty Archambault; president,
Marjorie Anderson; 1st vice, Erma
Cartwright; sec.-treasurer, Jean
Nethery; asst. sec., Reta Kelland;
Lyon and Edythe Beacom.
There will be no WI meeting on
Wednesday, June 14.
Ten members of Londesboro WI
attended the 95th District annual
meeting at Auburn on Monday,
May 29.
Spirit".
Next Sunday, June 11 will be
Promotion and Awards Sunday as
well as the church picnic. Bring
food, dishes, silverware and a lawn
chair. The picnic will be at George
Hoggart's pond.
Signs of Spring." Edythe gave a
reading as did Genevieve Allen.
Hers was called "The Door is
Never Closed for Grandma."
Minutes of the April meeting
were read. A thank you was read
Continued on page 31
public relations, Mabel Jacklin;
asst. PRO, Isabelle Craig; curator,
Lois Elliott; program co-ordinator,
Mary Hunter and resolutions, Edith
Cooper.
Help protect the environment
Reduce, reuse and recycle
Penfounds greet at United
Happy Gang hears poems