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speak to WI members
A good attendance was present
for the Women's Institute annual
meeting on Tuesday evening, April
15.
Audrey Fenton, president,
welcomed everyone. She led in the
WI opening exercises and grace
with Mary Coultes providing the
piano accompaniment.
Following a delicious potluck
dinner, Kay Roberts, convenor for
the meeting, introduced and
welcomed the guest speakers.
These were the convenors of the
public speaking and science fair
competitions held recently at the
East Wawanosh Public School.
Kristyn Gerth was the first
speaker. She chose as her topic
"Mystery Melt". She explained
how snow is more acidic near the
ground level than the surface snow.
This, she said was because the
pollutants become more concen
trated in the deeper snow after the
levels of snow had melted a
number of times.
Danielle Delong chose
"Speeches" as her topic. She
explained how she pondered on
what theme to choose for her
speech and finally decided to
address the subject of speeches
itself.
Garret Knight spoke on
"Aerodynamics". He explained
how the shapes of paper airplanes
affected their performance.
Tim Jerva then spoke on "Optical
Illusion". He demonstrated how
many things are not always as they
appear.
The final speaker was Heather
Black who spoke on "The Effects
of Temperature on Seed Germin
ation". Heather's display showed
the seeds during the various stages
of their development.
All the speeches were very well
received and each speaker was
given a token of appreciation.
During the business part of the
meeting the minutes of the March
meeting were read by Secretary/
Treasurer, Diana Robinson, who
also gave the treasurer's report.
Both were approved and adopted.
She then read the correspondence
and matters arriving from the
correspondence were dealt with.
The program convenor's report
and nominations reports were given
by Norma Moore, who moved their
adoptions.
The election and installation of
officers followed with Mrs.
Marjorie Anderson, district
president, being the installation
officer.
The payment of membership
dues for the year was the roll call
for the meeting. A period of
discussion concerning future WI
activities followed with a list of
dates being handed to each member
by the secretary.
The meeting closed with the
singing of "The Queen".
48 residents
gather for
euchre games
The seniors bowling scores for
April 16 were: Jim Coultes, 119,
164, 117; Raymond Neil, 131, 92,
118; Lome Campbell, 180, 159,
187; Ken Saxton, 148, 126, 181;
George Michie, 139, 99, 108; Al
Meyer, 102, 121, 93; Judy Gaunt,
126, 151; Jean Walker, 92, 115;
Laura Johnston, 122, 124; Largaret
Mclnnes, 193, 126; Annie Cook,
95, 88; Ivy Cloakey, 104, 125;
Mabel Wheeler, 94, 136.
There were 12 tables of euchre in
play on Wednesday, April 16 in the
Women’s Institute Hall.
Winners were: high lady, Aileen
Leddy; second high lady, Audrey
Edgar; lone hands, Lois Chamney;
low lady, Jean Dunbar; high man,
Dennis Leddy; second high man,
Gordon Bosman; lone hands, Oscar
Schefter; low man, Jack Taylor.
There will be euchre again on
Wednesday, April 22.
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Talking dairy goodness
Huron County Diary Educator Janet Wilkins spoke to the
Grade 5/6 class at East Wawanosh Public School, April
16, telling them of the goodness of dairy products and
explaining dairy operations. Viewing some dairy
essentials are, from left: Cody McGee, Kerri Meier and
Sherri Ross.
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Jack Van Camp has returned
home after being a patient for a few
days in Wingham and District
Hospital. Friends and neighbours
wish Jack a speedy recovery.
After being a patient for a few
days in St. Joseph Hospital,
London, Stanley Black has been
transferred to Wingham and
District Hospital. Friends and
neighbours wish Stanley a speedy
recovery.
The Belgrave Women's Institute
are sponsoring a bus trip to Stoney
Creek on Tuesday, May 13.
Anyone interested in going should
contact Isabel Campbell at 357-
1938 or Diana Robinson at 357-
1452.
There will be a community bridal
shower for Anne Procter in the
Women's Institute Hall on Monday,
April 28.
Happy first birthday to Jesse Van
Camp, son of Joel and Julie, who
celebrated his birthday with his
family on Saturday, April 19.
Congratulations, Jesse, from
friends and neighbours in the
community.
Dale and Colleen Lamont of
London visited on Saturday, April
19 with Mike and Donelda Cottrill
and were supper guests with his
parents Jim and Irene Lamont.
Last weekend Ross and Barbara
Anderson were guests of Doug and
Sheila Cousins and Brandon in
Guelph.
Ashley Irwin of Ashfield Twp.
spent last weekend at her
grandmother's Betty Irwin.
Mabel Moms talk siblings
Mabel's Moms met at their
regular time on Wednesday, April
16.
Those attending were: Kim
Higgins, Laura and Ashley; Mary
Jane Hobden and Stephen; Linda
Hess, Andrew and Judith; Galen
and Cable Good; Candace Chaffe,
Brandon and Austin.
Their topic was "Siblings".
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