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District President
Visits Ripley W.I.
Mrs, David Ireland of Teeswater,
District President, was the guest of
the Ripley Women's Institute on
October 3. • She brought greetings .
from Bruce South and gave a very inspiring address on Women's
Institute work.
BrAnch Board Directors planned
the program. The Directors are
Mrs. Frank Scott, Mrs. James
Kirkpatrick, Mrs. Violet MacKen-
zie and Mrs. Ross Martyn was
absent. Ripley Women's Institute
displayed the list prize winning
exhibit at the Fall Fair which was
"Keeping Ripley Alive prepared
by Mrs.- Carnochan, Mrs. Donnie
MacDonald and ,Miss, Christine
Robertson. A vote of appreciation
;was given the committee in charge.
Mrs. James Kirkpatrick read an
article on "Thanksgiving" which
stated that Thatiksgiving is not
merely for closing the• cottage and
doing odd jobs, but a day to give
thanks. Mrs. Frank Scott read a
poem "A Thankful Heart". Mrs:
Francis Gemmel! and Mrs. James
Kirkpatrick sang two Thanksgiving
duets accompanied by Violet Mac-
Kenzie. Mrs. Ben Ruttle of
Kincardine demonstrated fall flow-
er arrangements which were very
beautiful. A humorous skit on
"Finding Fault" was given by Mrs.
Joe Scott, Mrs: Violet MacKenzie
and Miss Christine Robertson.
Courtesy remarks were given by
Mrs. Amelia McLeod. Delegates
were reminded of the Bruce County
Rally in Whitechurch on October
16th and the Grey Bruce' Area
Convention at Owen SOund Novern-
bet 3rd and 4th. A blind canvass
will be held this month.
Hostesses for the meeting were
Mrs. Jack McLean, Mrs. Sam
Geddes and Mrs. Orah Crawford
who was absent. -
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