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Correspondent
Mrs. LewiOtonehouse
Mrs, W. firadnock of Auburn,
olutions convenor of the
don area of the Women's
itute, was guest speaker when
local W.I, met in the
munity centre on March 16.
Mrs. Bradnock presented
ormation on formulating reso-
ions and stressed the import-
_e of research into the subject.
e also showed, slides a the
and Lee Home.
Also guests at the meeting
re four East Wawanosh Public
hool students who Were win-
rs in public speaking compe-
ons. Sheila Anderson spoke on
ten. Magnussen, Lisa .Thomp-
told of her trip, to. Western
nada, Karen Coulter chose
cord Breakers as her topic and
c Taylor spoke on Olympics.
uce Higgins and Robbie
cholson sang two numbers,
viding their own guitar
ompaniment.
he W.I. members appreciate
contribution these young
ople made to the program. -
Resolutions convenor, Mrs.
rner Nicholson was in Charge
the program. The motto was
esolve to make tomorrow a
le better than today;" and the.
I call was "As a consumer,
at would you like to see
proved?"
rs. Stanley Hopper presided
the business portion of the
adies
ftend
hankoffering
A number of ladies of the
grave U.C.W. attended the
ring Thankoffering meeting in
ussels United Church on Sun-
y evening. Rev. Wesley Ball of
rrie United Church was the
est speaker and the Belgrave
en's Choir 'provided special
A social time followed.
ome of the U.C.W. members
o attended the Thankoffering
rvice in Blyth United Church on
nday evening with Rev. Wileria,,
own of Bluevale United Church '
guest speaker. Lunch \was
ved by the Blyth. U.C.VV.
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meeting. An invitation was
received from. Maitland branch to
attend its meeting on May 25. A,
food forum was announced to be
held April 6 at 8 p.m. in Clinton.
Secondary School. It was decided
to hold another shoot party on
March 26 at 8:30 p.m.. with "the
same arrangements for lunch as
for the previous one. Mrs. Lorne
Jamieson and Mrs. James Hunter
for the committee' to arrange the
party.
It was decided to again conduct
the Cancer Society canvass in
Six tables
play euchre
April with. Mrs. Laurence Taylor
in charge. There was a motion
made to pay the arena rent for the
use ,of the hall, also to provide a
scoreboard for 'use in the arena.
Members also agreed to pur-
chase dishes and other kitchen
supplies for use of the W.I. Hall.
The carpet has been installed
on the stage in the W.I. Hall and
the members are very grateful to
the Belgrave Men's. choir for the,
generousi donation toward the
project.
The April meeting will be the
annual meeting and will be held
in the arena rooms April 20.
Lunch was -served .by Mrs,
Lawrence Taylor, Mrs. Mervin
McDonald and Mrs-. Bert
Johnston.•
The Executive meeting of the
Huron West District Annual of
the Women's Institute was held
Belgrave W.I. Hall on Monday,
April 5 at 1:30 ,p.m. Mrs. Ivan
Wightman presided and plans
were made for the District Annual
to be held May 26 in Auburn.
Tara Johnston of Ilderton
returned to her home on Sunday
with her grandparents Mr. and
Mrs. Robert .Grasby and Mrs.
Laura Johnston after spending a
couple of days With them.
Mr. and Mrs. ,.Dalton Roiph,
Mr. and Mrs. L. Sykes, all of
Mitchell, visited on Sunday with'
Mr. and • Mrs. Harold Procter,
also "visited with Miss Margaret
Curtis at Brookhaven Nursing
Home.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnston
of Woodstock and Mr.' and Mrs.
George Johnston returned home
last Monday from a motor trip 'to
Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hibberd
visited on Sunday 'with Mr. and
Mrs. Warren Zurbrigg of R.R. 2,
Clifford.
Anumber of men of the Orange
Lodge attended the county meet-
ing in. Fordwich in the Orange
Hall. last Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson, ,
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Taylor and
Trisha, Mr. and Mrs, Robert
Gordon and 'Robert visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Taylor and Doreen to
help celebrate their father's
birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. 'George Taylor of
Wingharii were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
*Taylor.
Intended for last week
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Nethery and.
Mr. and Mrs. Clare Van Camp
returned home Friday night from
an enjoyable holiday spent in
Bermuda.
' Mrs. Olive Campbell spent last
week at the home of her daughter
Mrs. John Galbraith, Mr. Gal-
braith, Michael and Kelly.
The Campbell • families
gathered at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Don Campbell in London on
Sunday to honor Mr. and Mrs.
Ron Campbell on the occasion of
their 15th wedding anniversary.
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Six, tables of euchre were in Personals
play at the Belgra.ve Community, Mr. and Mrs.. Charles. Johnston
Centre last Wednesday evening of Blyth and Mr. and. Mrs. Lewis
With winners being: High Lady - Stonehouse returned home on.
•Mrs. James Coultes; Low Lady - Sunday evening after a three
Mrs. Ella Johnston; Novelty Lady- week Motor trip to Florida.
- Mrs. Janisa Coultes'; High Man - Mr„ and Mrs. Howard
William bow; Low Man - Gordon McKelvie of 'Hanover v=isited on .
NiCbolson; Novelty Man - James Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Coultes. • • Bieman.
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