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Huron women's Institute h
"Take time for all things" was
the theme for the Huron south
district women's institute annual
meeting, held in the Grand
Bend United Church, May 19.
Mrs. Roylance Westcott
district president presided for the
session, The meeting opened with
the Institute Ode and the Mary
Stewart Collect. A minutes
silence for departed members,
followed by the beautiful hymn
"Beyond the Sunset", sang by
Mrs, Louise Oke,accompanied by
Miss Ann Brodie. Miss Ruth
Skinner introduced the new
F.W.I.O. board director Mrs.
William Porter who then ratified
the district directors.
Mrs. Lloyd Ballantyne
secretary -treasurer read the
minutes and reported a balance
of $159.95 in the treasury, Mrs.
Westcott speaking on the theme
"take time for all things" advised
members to slow down, relax,
enjoy life and the world around
us, remember this day'gone by
never comes again. Take time to
think , for thoughts are the
source of power. Take time to
love, make living worthwhile.
Always take time to laugh, it's
music of the soul.
Kippen WI conducted a lively
sing a long, then' Mrs.'James
Drummond presided for the
reports of the standing com-
mittees. Acting Home Economist
Mrs. Loralee Marshall reported
900 girls in 4-H clubs. Featuring
Fruit is the new fall project. A
workshop on Quilts was con-
ducted in the county for W.I.
members and proved to be very
well attended. A pot -luck lun-
cheon followed the morning
activities.
Mrs. Herb Maluske, F.W.I.O.
president, was guest speaker for
the afternoon taking as her topic'
"Seeds for Thought". Love is the
greatest seed we can sow. God's
gift to you and me. Sow the seeds
of friendship for the coming
years. All women are like seeds
in their institute branches,
growing, blossoming like flowers,
but flowers fade and die and we
should be planning for future
years by getting new members.
Mrs. Maluske was presented.
with a gift by Mrs. Ray Rader on
behalf of Huron South District.
Pennies for Friendship was taken
by Crediton W.I. A craft display
by Zurich W.I. and one on Huron
County by the public relations
officer proved interesting. Mrs.
Tom Hern provided piano
CeleetionS .
Mrs. William Porter gave a
report from the F.W.I.O., and
presided for the election of of-
ficers. They are past president
Mrs. Roylance Westcott, RR 3,
Exeter. President, Mrs. James
Drummond, Kippen; First vice
president,o Mrs. Carl Payne,
Hensall ; Secretary -Treasurer,
Mrs. Michael Connolly, Kippen;
Assistant secretary, Mrs. Cecil
Pepper, Hensall.
Federation Representative,
Mrs.,Roylance Westcott, Exeter;
Alternate Representative, Mrs.
Vern Alderdice, Kippen; District
Standing Committee Conveners,
Agriculture and Canadian
Industries, Mrs. Earl Keller,
Dashwood;
Citizenship and World Affairs,
Miss Ruth Skinner, Exeter;
Education and Cultural
Activities, Mrs. Eileen Consitt,
Zurich; Family and Consumer
Affairs, Mrs. Carmen Lovie,
Grand Bend; Public Relations,
Mrs. Mac Hodgert, Kirkton;
Resolutions, Mrs. Gordon
Papple, Seaforth; Curator, Mrs.
Authur Rundle, Exeter; Book
Committee, Mrs. Roylance
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Westcott, Exeter, Mrs. James
Drummond, Kippen, Mrs. Irvin
Rader Dashwood, Mrs. Theron
Creery, Woodham; Auditors,
Mrs. Elson Lynn Woodham, RR
1, Mrs. Carl Gower, RR 1, Cen-
tralia.
A workshop on Women's
Institute procedures will be
conducted in the county in
October. Member fees have been
raised to two dollars, effective
next year. ARC Industries Dash-
wood are asking for donations
Citizens News, May 25, 1977
Page 19
Id annual meeting
towards a cooler for their kit-
chen.
The district annual will
celebrate its 75th anniversary
next spring. The area convention
will be held at Vanastra in
September. A craft room will be
in effect at the convention.
Branches are to send in a craft
already priced.
The county rally will be in East
Huron in October. Badges for
W.I. members to wear at the 1978
International Plowing Match in
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Huron was discussed by Mrs.
Ivan Wightman. Gifts were
presented to Mrs. Westcott and
Mrs. Ballantyne upon retiring as
president and secretary -
treasurer.
Courtesies and an invitation to
have the next district annual in
Hensall was given by Hensall
W.I, The welcoming committee
was Mrs. James Drummond and
Mrs. Carl Payne. The singing of
"Hymn of All Nations" ad-
journed the meeting.
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