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Women's ORGANIZATIONS _ New Perth WI Members

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literature, Mrs. William Minchin; citizenship, Mrs. John A. Dewar; United Nations, Mrs. Charles Kennedy; press, Mrs. Cyrus Mar- tin

The sum of $5.00 was voted for the Retarded Children’s fund; also $5.00 to T.B. Fund. $1.00 was | voted to the Foster Parent sch- eme. : —

“Fol Allister Currie, Mrs. Kenney, Mrs. Stan trendy Mrs. Elliott Smith Were appointed to obtain a fire- box in which will be stored minutes books of the New

Women’s Institute. = Mrs. Kitchener Smith, Mrs. James Cain, Mrs. Lincoln Dewar, Mrs. Gordon Myers were appoint- on a committee to make plans

a turkey supper

- Next meeting to be held at the, home of Mrs. Charles Kennedy.

SOUTH MILTON W. I. Mrs. Dan MacLean was re- elected president of South- Milton Women’s Institute when they ir- twenty-third annual

oe a the home of Mrs. Neil MacN

Other officers elected were as

follows: 1st. vice - president, Mrs.

_ I. Corbett; 2nd vice ‘ president, Mrs. Russell_ Coies; secretary, Mrs. A.E. Piercey, (re-elected); treasurer, Mrs. Neil MacNeill: Red cross convenor, Mrs. J. E. Poole, (re-elected); distributor = cc. % O. capsules, Mrs. F. Willis.

Routine business was dealt with and various committees made their reports. Several items | _ of W. I. correspondence were! read and- attended to.

Miss Adeline Moore .and Mrs.

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John MacGregor and Mrs. Jam- es M. Campbeil; Red Cross con venor, Mrs. J, M. Campbell.

The members plan to have a bazaar and sale of home cooking at the December ing.

Mrs. Duncan Cole read a pap- er on “Remembrance.” Mrs. Louis MacLeod directed the members in a singing lesson.

WHEATLEY RIVER W. I.

The annual meeting of the Wheatley River Women's Instit- ute was held at the home of Mrs. Preston Rackham on Nov. 4, with eleven members and three visitors present.

The secretary reported $185.03 as net proceeds from the turkey

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It was decided to purchase a six dollar wreath and fifty pop- pies for Remembrance Day. Three dollars was voted as a donation

_jto the Multiple Sclerosis Society.

Committtees gave their reports and new pnes were appointed. The following are the officers elected: president, Mrs. John Ross; vice - president, Mrs. Gor- don Andrews; secretary, Mrs. Harold Chandler, (re-elected); press secretary, Mrs. Fred Mac- Rae; directors, Mrs. Cora Ling,

Leonard Ling; auditors, Mrs. Har- old ‘Buntain and Mrs. Fred MacRae.

The December meeting will be) held at the home of Mrs. John) Ross. Roll call to be answered with a gift for the Orphanage

. BONSHAW W. M. 8. —The November meeting of the

at the home of Mrs. Neil K. Sal- mond with the president, Mrs. Stewart MacNevin presiding.

There were 3 home visits report-

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ed and 13 cards sent. Collection taken to $2. Roll call was ans-

|wered by seven members. There

was 3 visitors present.. Mrs.} Florence MacLeod conducted a discussion. Barbara Macleod read @ poem on Remembrance | Day.

Mrs. Hector MacNevin inv ited members to meet at her home) for next meeting. Rol! call is to be answered with a Bible ques- tion and answer.

GREENVALE W.I!.

The 34th annual meeting of the Greenvale Women’s Institute was held at the home of the secre- tary.

Roll call was responded to by |

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Kensington Church Is anal For Pretty Autumn Wedding

A pretty double ring ceremony was solemnized in the church of the Holy Family, Kensington, on Oct. 24, when Rev. Louis Calla- ghan united in marriage, Mary Donna Mill, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Mill, St. John, N.B., to Peter Earl Mui- phy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Francia Murphy of Norboro.

The bride entered the ehurch

on the arm of her uncle, Allison Minnis, and looked lovely ing@ gown of white net over taffeta, ballernia length with bolero long sleeves coming to a point at the wrists, and small stand up col- lar. Her finger tip veil was of bridal illusion. She carried a white prayer book and a bouquet; of red sweetheart roses.

Miss Gleria Murphy, sister of the groom, was bridesmaid and wore.# dress of yellow net over nylon with bolero, large crown- less hat with matching mitts and carried a nosegay of white mums.

Mr. Frances Croken, friend of the groom, was groomsman. Mr. Hubert Murphy was usher.

Mrs. Mill, mother of the bride,

wore a dress of dior blue crepe

seven members paying - their,

;membership fee; one visitor was | welcomed as a new member.

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Reports of the committees were heard. Correspondence was read and discussed. Officers were to attend Leadership Course. |

The following officers were el- ected: President, Mrs. Guy Gamester, (re-elected); secretary Mrs. Earle MacRae (re-elected); vice president, Mrs. Bernsley, Wonnacott; directors, Mrs. Ster-' ling MacRae, Mrs. Douglas Waye, Mrs. Honeywell Spence; auditors, Mrs. S. Silliphant, Mrs. M. Mac- Pherson, conveners were nam- | ed as follows: health and wel-| fare, Mrs. M. MacPherson; W.I. work, Mrs. B. Wonnacott, educa- tion, Mrs. John Carew; home ec- Mrs. S. MacRae, ag- riculture, Mrs. E. MacRae. ,

It was decided to invite a neigh- boring Institute and to plan pro- grams for succeeding months.

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back satin, large picture hat to match, Her corsage was of pink carnations. Mrs. Murphy, mother of the groom, chose a dress of red velvet with white accessor- jes. Her corsage was of white, carnations. The bride’s grand- mother wore a dress of royal blue and black with biack o white accessories and a corsage of white carnations.

‘Following the e @ re ception was held at Birch Hill Lodge. The table was centered with a three-tier wedding cake topped with a miniature bride and ‘groom. Mr. Martin Murphy acted as master of ceremonies and extended best wishes to the bride and groom.

For a honeymoon trip through the Maritimes the bride donned a two-piece dress of red weol with white accessories and a cor- sage of red and white carnations.

Prior to her marriage the

bride was tendered a shower at|.

the home of Mr. and Mrs. David Campbell, Sr., where she receiv- ed a number of lovely and useful gifts.

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KENSINGTON

Mr. and Mrs. Clair Mayhew and son Larry, Margate, and Mr. and Mrs, John L, Bernard and daughter, Shelley Ann, Kensing- ton spent the past week on a trip to Boston, Mass., where they vis- ited friends.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dennis, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Howard, Margate have returned from a visit to Toronto and Boston.

The Clinton Women’s Institute celebrated the 25th anniversary

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Names were exchanged for gift giving at the December meeting. | The hostess for December was undecided, assisting will be: Mrs.’ Cyrus MacNeill, Mrs. Neil Mac- Neill, Mrs. J. Poole and Mrs. A. |

- Piercey. Roll call will be ans- wered by placing a gift under the tree. The program will be! earol singing.

SUCCESS W. I.

The 45th annual meeting of

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Roll call was answered by) twenty-three members paying an- nual dues.

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qyet held on Wednesday evening. terest in Ontario. where they were giests of Mr. | brief there November 25th at the home cf} Mr. James Sheen, Kensingion|Cole's sister, Mrs. Elgin Mill/ on to Boston where Mrs. Keith Warren, when Mar. | was admitted to the Prince Coun| and Mr. Mill. spend the winter months, gate W. I. catered to the mem: | Hospital as a patient on Monday.| Mrs. Thomas Stewart left on| Miss Rilla Brennag, bers and their husbands. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Brennan by bus to return to Bos-| side, spent the past

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The secretary gave the fol- lowing report: Twelve meetings were held during the year with a membership enrolment ot twenty-six. Total receipts for the year were $572.41.

The following officers were el- ected: president, Mrs. Roy Brown (re-elected); 1st vice - president, Mrs. J. M. Campbell; 2nd vice- president, Mrs. Waldo Ferguson; secretary, Mrs. Ralph Wigmore fre - elected); treasurer, Mrs.

Duncan Cole; directors, Mrs. Louis MacLeod and Mrs. Mal- colm Campbell;

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