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A clean up at Glasgow hgll A top to bottom clean up of the Glasgow Community Hall was one of the items for the Glasg0w Institute members. The hall built in I9l6 was at one time the site of many wedding receptions, com- munity parties. card parties. school and institute concerts. As new and modern facilities were built in neighboring towns the hall saw little activity for a number of years. Recently the use of the hall has been revived as members of the community have begun to again take an in- terest. it has been the site of young people's parties, bridal showers. band practices and dances. The institute decided to establish a fund to be used for improvements to the hall with the first contribution coming from the proceeds of an auction sale catered to by institute members. In September. Institute members gathered at the hall scrubbed walls. ceiling and floors. then held a pot luck supper with a capacity crowd enjoying the home cooked food. Following supper a sing song was held, a skit and a monologue presented by institute members. A suitcase relay with all present par- ticipating concluded the . 3 I'll" I a! , " f . I“. my tee-35 ALC-C’ Glasgow Community Hall successful night “ill! the hope that many more such e\ enings would he held. Special features at the fall meeting included a discussion on the Year ol~ the lnstittttc and the past ac» complishments ol' the in- stitutes; an address on Glasgow Women's Institute Book 4 teaching English [0 new Canadians and tips on saving money in our daily living Members were also guests at a meeting at White lake. The Christmas meeting saw all members participate in the program “ith songs. ileumâ€"U / 4g/ skits, contests and readings. Highlight of the meeting was the appearance of Santa \sno distributed gil‘tsr the Glasgow institute members look forward to a challenging and busy year in IQRI with learning. helping and socializing. h 12of66