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nstals New Officers
Mrs, . Robt. Bean, Mrs. Ernest
Mitchell; „ ?ubl#c Relations offs,,
,leers, Mrs. Wilmer Hardy, Mrs.
Terrance Hunter; Pianist, Mrs,
Robert Ej1 —'.Card See retary,
Mrs. Ray Moore, Cancer Society
Representative, Mrs. Elmer
Hunter; District President, Mrs,
Wilfred. Colelough; Auditors,
Mrs. Rod Bogie, MrS. Joseph
Freeman. -
Standing Committee Conveners
are: Agriculture and Canadian
InstituteIndustries, Mrs. Girvrin Young,
• Mrs. Harvey Fisher. Home Eco.
mimics and Health, Mrs. Will.
cARLoW At the March Xneet.
in'g of the Tiger Dunlop Women's '
Institute, in answer to the roll
w call."Suggestions for nextyeax's
programs", it was suggested -by
several members to make a study
of the provinces of Canada one
province or,territory each month.
-• lylrs, Richard Buchanan was
appointed to be delegate to the
June Convention•at Guelph. Mrs.
Ernest Bogie 'gave a talk on
"Resolutions." Mrs. Ralph Jew-
ell and Mrs. Graham Chamney
wer,e appointed to approach
council re heavy wiring in the
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In special CentenniaP garbmembers of Goderich W.I. are •
grouped for the camera at the close of their Centennial meet-
ing here recently. front row, L. to R.: Mrs. Andrew Straughan,
Mrs. George 'Mundy, Mrs. Archie `Wilkin, Mrs. Eldon John -
'stone, -Mrs. Charles Moore, Mrs. Mary Clairmont, Mrs. Mamie
Sutcliffe, lilirs. •K. F. Wilkinson: Back row, L. to R.: Mrs.
William Porter, Mrs. Jack Ryan, Mrs. Robert Hay, Mrs.
Charles Ruffel, Mrs. Henry Bradley, Mrs, D. Riehl, Mrs. H.
Larder, Mrs. Lyle Bannister, Mrs. J. 1 hompson, Mrs. Robert
Wilson, Mrs. E. Patterson, Mrs ,H. Talmay, Mrs. J. Kernahan.
GODERICH. INSTITUTE TEA
MARKS CENTENNIAL YEAR
an -Kali-Vs-ale sponsored by God-
erich Women's Institute held in
MacKay Hall March 15 brought .
out not only a great many pat-
rons but a fascinating collection '•
of old costumes modelled by the
members. A fascinating dis.
play of hand crafts' and antique
items was a feature of,the
'event.
Receiving guests was the pre-
siderit, ,Mrs. R. :Wilson, assisted
by Mrs. K: F. Wilkinson, Mrs, •
Lenore• Bradley.
The tea table, set with a, large
damask cloth, was centred with
an interesting antique centre.
piece, 'topped' with a ruby and
gold bowl filled with assorted
fruits. Lighted ruby antique
holders completed the setting.
The decorations in the hall in- -
cluded many. beautiftil oil lamps
as well as the Centennial symbol
and flags. There were large
tables of Tine old china and glass
and rare pieces of art. These
were flanked by-100=year`quilts;
afghans, provincial quilts, pais.
ley shawls, needle point and
other items.
The bake table was well pat-
ronized as the home made bread
and buns disappeared along with
the other goodies.'
W. I. members in costume
created a charming atmosphere
done through the Century. -.Mrs.•
Norman Allin would be in charge
of this display. Mrs. Robt. Bean's
quilt display, will almost comple•
telt', line the walls of, the Council
Room and several differenttypes
of ,quilting, will be demonstrated
here.
Another room upstairs will be
completely furnished withpion.
eer Colborne . Township items
under the direction of Mrs. Earl
Sherwood and Mrs. Tait Clark.
Mrs. Wilfred Colclough dis-
•
trict president presided for the
Hall, installation of officers for 1967.
Mrs. Wilmer Hardy, convenor 68 and gave a short talk on
of the W.I's Centennial project "What Canada means to me".
the - Pioneer Craft Show being Cancer Kits were distributed to
held April 19th, reported that volunteer canvassers. Officers
everyone was getting enthusias• for the new year 1967-68 include
tic; She reminded the membersPast rresident- Mrs. Richard
to look up needlework and other Buchanai; President, -Mrs-Ralph
daft work done by their par. Jewell; ist Vice President, Mrs.
ents, grandparents and even great Elmer Hunter; 2nd, Mrs. Tait •
grandparents, so that there would ,Clark; sec -treasure, Mrs. Rich.
be a good• showing sof crafts' and Buchanan; assts, Mrs. James
Horton; district director, Mrs. ry
Richard Buchanan;, Alternate,
Mrs. Terence Hunter;. Branch
Directors, Mrs. Earl Sherwood,
lam Bogie, Mrs, Graham Champ
ney; Citizenship andducation,,
Mrs. Ernest Bogie, Mrs. Osborne
Falkinerj Historical #teOarch
and Current, Events, Mas $, Ebner
Robertson, Mrs. Manley Snyder,..
Mrs, Norman. Allin; Resolutions?:,
Mrs. Emerson Elliott,,,, Mrs.
Henry Brindley.
•
_year, staffed the ooths
and exhibits which at1's2�'�d�- -- =•-
ed a display of reli*ious..ks,
documents and church relies of
earlier days. r '
Pouring tea were Mrs. A. Wil.
kins, Mrs. Mary Clairmont,
Mrs; K. Wilkinson, Mrs. G.
Mumby with Mrs. E. Patterson,
assisting. Refreshment conven-
ers were Mrs. L. Bannister and
Mrs. J. Thompson,-Diningroom
conveners, Mrs. R. Hay and Mrs._
E. Johnson;antiques and dishes,
. Mrs. A. Straughan; quilts, rugs,
Mrs. I. McLean; home baking
table, Mrs. H. Taimay who also
acted as co-ordinator with.Mrs.
• N. McGinnis for period dresses.
The epicurean table centre was
once owned by the late Gavin
Greens mother, and is well over
100 years old.•
..
to remove lint from a child's
blue jeans, wash them separately,
rinse twi ee, then add one table-
_ •spoon of vinegar tn. a gallon of ,
water fora thiru ri-nse.W1iendry;
there will be no lint and the, blue
jeans will be softer.
A successful dentennial t.a `
Mrs. Mamie Sultcliffe and ,Mrs. Archie Wilkin examine some of
the interesting q
antiques displayed at fhe Goderich W.l, tea
at MacKay hall recently. (StaffMoto)
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