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Getting To Know Our Neighbours OUTH WESTERN AREA Women's In- Sstitutes entertained seventy~five members of i the Farm Bureau Women of Macombe and Oakland counties of Michigan at a dinner held in the Masonic Lodge Hall in Oil Springs in June 1967. A centennial cake decorated in the Women’s Institute colours of royal blue and gold centred the smorgasbord table. The candles were lit by Mrs. Everett Small, On- tario Provincial president, Mrs. Leonard Eschenburg of Macombe County and Mrs Edward Burns of Oakland County. The cake was cut by Mrs. George Dingle, past president of the Southwestern area. Mrs. Ronald Turner presided for the dinner Some of the guests were Mrs. Brett Hall, president of the Michigan State Association of the Extension of Homemakers: Mrs, Edward ourns, Oakland County chairman; Mrs. ther Balko of Oakland, Vice chairman; rs. Leonard Eschenburg. Macombe County chairman, Mrs. Allen Penzion, Macombe County. Vice chairman. .u. .p. .a. ... .,. ... TEW’KESBURY ROAD John Masefield t is good to be out on the road, and going one knows not where, Going through meadow and village, One knnm not whither not why; ‘ hrough the grey light drift of the dust, in the keen. cool rush of the air Under the flying white clouds, and the broad blue lift of the sky. nd to hair at the chattering brook, in the fill] green fern at the brink Where the harebell grows, and the gursu, and the fox-gloves purple and white; here the shy-eyed delicate deer troop down to the brook to drink When the stars are mellow and large at the coming on of the night. ’ , to feel the beat of the rain, and the homely smell of the earth, Is a tune for the blood to jig to. a joy past , power of words; nd the blessed green comely meadows are all a-tipple with mirth At the noise of the lambs at play and the dour wild cry of the birds. Miss Francisco Mad- den ol the Rus- rom 4H Homemakers Club being present. ed with a cheque lor the first Essex County Women‘s In- stitute Bursary by Mrs, Brute Mor- lenon of Woodslee. Francisco is now en- rolled in on honours Mathematics course a! lhe University of Windsor. Women’s Institute H onou. red for Se mice In The Community N WEDNESDAY. June 25. Erindulc \Vomcn's Institute in the District of South l’ec] will celebrate their Slith un- niicrsur)’ and was honoured by the lirindule Hull Board in appreciation for the efforts of the Women's Institute members in founding and helping to build the Community Hull in 1928, * 1k *- I HAVE Ll-TARNl-l) l have learned .1\ the rears in: inward And I leave the path behind That much i counted ,IH surrmr Hutl proved that (ititl was kind: That many {I liowr-r l lunged lur Bore a hidden thorn of pain. And many :1 rugged hiupziih Led to fields of ripened grain. Author I lnkiiu'n. * k i Mrs. L. J. Russeile, a member ol the Rose- lcrnd Branch of lhe Women's Institute being pretenlcd with u gill by Branch President Mrs. David Hodgsan to com- memorole 50 years of membership in Ihe Rowland WomK en's lnslilulc. Notional Secretary Wanted â€"- The position of National Secretary for FWIC is still Open. Applications may continue to be sent to â€" Federated Women's Institutes of Canada, Room 28, 46 Elgin 5L, Ottawa 4, Ont. Experience in office management necessary and some knowledge of the Women's Institute. State salary experled.