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"We live to learn, and learn to live," was the theme or the An- nual Meeting or the Bruceâ€"East District Women's institute, recent- ly hosted by the Pinkerton Branch. Mrs. Harold Burrell chaired the meetlng. In her report, Mrs. Burrell quoted a. poem, "The Difference," which showed the diilerence a prayer in the morning rushes to |tihie happenings at every woman's ay. Mrs. Wm. Middleton read I. re« port as prepared by Bruce Connty Home Economist, Miss Ann Pet- rick, 'who has requested Bruce East Branches to attend the Food Forum "Calorie Count Down," to he held st Port Elgin on June 16, at 8 pm. other reports given were the Museum report read by Mrs, Fred Friar. Mrs. N. Howe gave the re- port or the Federation of Agriculâ€" ture and the Safety Council. Mrs. A. Hand: gave a vegy interesting report of the Folk School held at Varnie. 17 Displays were set up by the Pinkerton 4-H clubs all their last project, as well as an exhibit or information {hot is available from the loan library of the Depart- ment. The Miidinay Branch put on a very amusing skit called, ,"The Bureau 01 Internal Re- venue." EJ'I‘ The Ladies or Knox United l-lhown lit tlio reni‘nt Annqu Meeting or the Bruce East Dis- i‘rict WJ. lu'o, sawed from left, Mrs. Harold Bun-ell. Pinkerton, Church served the 85 registered guests a very tasty lunch. The attemoon session was opened by a sing-song under the direction at Mrs. D. Cameron 0! Walkerton, with Mrs. W. D. Hal- llday of Chesley at the organ. Mrs. Lloyd MacGregor read the scripture, and Mrs. Ross 0! ches- iey led the group in prayer. Mrs. Willard Metcalte, Pinkerton, wei- comed the visitors. The guest speaker .was Fred Steimaoher, Principal of Alexan- dra Community School in Owen Sound. He described all schools us being "For the people, of the people and by the people." He showed slides on the projects at Alexandra, and explained it as being an experiment in the future, There are over 300 using the school facilities, in 18 programs. after school hours. The conveners or the standing committees gave very complete reports or the fifteen branches in the area. The scholarship report was given by Mrs. G. Maxwell. Public relations by Miss Eva McKelvey of Paisley. Mrs. Wm. Middleton gave the report on the 4-H girls projects. Others giving reports were: Mrs. L. MacGregor, Mrs. C Taylor, Mrs. A. Filslnger, Mrs. L Mc'i‘eer, Mrs. E. Krampp. and Mrs. D. Cameron. The conveners ststv ed that 100% of the branches re- RJL. 2, Pillsloy. sea-starry: stand- ing, Mrs. Fred Friar. RR. 2, (homey. lst rim, and Mrs. Wm. .Vilddloton. 11.11. s. Paisley. Past 1111:: president; Mrs. Goo. Woolflu. president. ported'this year. BRUCE EAsr WI ANNUlilfR EEr/Wz: UPHOLng TWELVE RESOLUTIONS Special guests at the day, who of “What the Mary Stewart Col- ieot Means to Me" by Kathleen Colbert. Mrs. Wm. Middleton presented the report of the nominating com- mittee which was accepted by the meeting: Past President, Mrs. Wm. Middleton, ER. 3, Paisley: President, Mrs. Harold Burreli, lst Vice Pres, spoke briefly, bringing greetings from their areas were: Mrs. Pern- Hadhourus, Owen Sound, Pre dent or the Grey-Bruce Are Bruce North president, Miss Rita Rathweli, RR. 1, Wiarton; Bruce- South president, Mrs. Cecil Hol- land, RR. 1, ancardlne; Mrs. Richard Fenton, RR. 1, Port El- gin, president or Bruce â€" Centre, and Mrs. Victor Emmerson oi Whitechurch, who gave a report on the area. Tweedsrnuir hook. Mrs. Harold Burrell was apâ€" pointed to the Area Convention Committee, and Mrs. Wm. Middle- ton will attend the 1970-71 Naâ€" tional Convention to he held in Winnipeg. Mrs. Bun-ell, Mrs. Wm. Middle- ton, Mrs. Geo Foolrle and Mrs..'r. J. Cornish were appointed to as slst with the district's Tweeds- ninir hook. Mrs. A. Teasdale of ER. 1, Dohhinton, F.W.I.0. Board Direc- tor gave a complete report of the Provincial Spring Board meeting held in Guelph She stated there r conferred this past year. One at the F.W.I.0. major projects is the .‘ir. Institute. and Bruce â€" East has one of the two new branches in the Province. There are 1308 branches and over 30.000 mem- hers in the F.W.I.O. ‘ Bruce - East's membership stands at 400 and is up slightly. Twenty-two $100.00 Scholarships have been given at County and Provincial levels. She reported that all projects of the F,W.I.O. have closed, ex- cept the 75m Anniversary fund of ‘ $50,000 to Macdouaid Institute, l which now stands at $29,000, and is scheduled to he reached by 1972. The new price of the institute 1 cup and saucer will be $3.70, and T. Eaton Co. is the sole distribu- tor. The cost is high due the (set that they are made in the best of Ainsley Bone China and the Colbalt blue dye used in the hand l is almost extinct. She reported that the meeting dealt with thirty resolutions and upheld the following twelve: Exâ€" IEili‘lg law on illegal drugs he re- / piNKnnroN HEARS HISTORY The Sepismhei no home 0‘ Numbers 8 umsmg arilr bedroom. were mad van. the area can {gamed in hold a Pmkcrton WC! mid at W Cmmm. roll call by n in grandma's Final Plans trait articles tlen. it was bazaar and to parties. Mrs. vener. 33V? mental)’ W“ - 5 “ill , . msmry u q all participating- singsgng with Mrs. 1. calls assisted mg lunch. Joe Fltzsi an h illustrations on the Gregg and the hostess INSTITUTE OF Q7'ILTS - meetns of the “‘5 Insmuie was Mrs. R. 165 (com! . g for the start me euchre. manons, the con’ interesting 60““ 5, ending with 3 Mrs. V. Metâ€" m serv- R.R. 2, Mrs. Fred Friar, ILR. 2, Chesley; 2nd Vice Pres, Mrs. ’1'. J. Cornish, Chesiey; 3rd-vice Pres, Mrs. Lloyd MacGregor, Secretary - Treasurer, Mrs. Geo. BR. 2, Pssley: Assis- V tant, Mrs. Percy McCay, RE. 3. Federated Representa- tive, Mrs. T. J. Cornish. Chesisy; Alternate. ER. 2, Paisley; Public Relations officer, Mrs. Wm. Miskie, R.R. 1, Chesley: Assistant, Mrs. L. Mar- Paisley: area Convention, Mrs. Wm. Mldt Alternate, Friar, RR. 2. Chesiey; Tweeds» mulr Curator, Mrs. Don Cameron, Walkerton; Woolfle. Paisley: riott. dleton; Carg'ill; RR. 2. Walkerton; Mrs. Geo. Woelfle. Dist. Delegate to Mrs. Fred Assistant, Mrs. A. Teasdale, RR. 2, Dohhihton. tion, Mrs. Cameron Taylor, ELK. 3, Waikerton; Agr. & Canadian industries, gor, RE. 1, :Walkerton; Histori- havs been 30 life memberships‘ Standing Committees: Educa- Mrs. Lloyd MacGreâ€" g - .g. PINKERTON AN'D JACKSON INVISVEITUTES CELEBRATE . 75 arian -i Y 0F W! ' Ja 'son an i ke on Wom< en's Institums met jointly at thel Bradley Community Centre to celebrate the 75th anniversary of Women's Institutes. Mrs. Allen Gregg, president of the Bradley branch, was chair-L i man for [he program. The memâ€" bers Viewed slides of the Island 0% Mlnorca, Vancouver and the rib West Territories. Readâ€"f i lugs. community singing and ba- tun twirling were included in‘ lthe proyagA highlight of the ,‘ erenirg anniversary decorated and baked by hers. Taking cutting ceremony were the first president M-YS' L10)"d Mvc’I‘eer; President was the cutting of the ‘ cake, which was ‘ merri- W in the cake. 0f Jackson branch,’ the first 04 Bradley brand-1'} Bruce General Hoopital, Walk- mined: Nursing home care be me .GF‘WEE Woelflle, and the «:luded in Hospital Plans; Dutch k“ “mg PWSldenit or the Pl'riâ€" l olm disease; Fine print on legal I e310“ brand‘s Mrs. Victor Mst~ ‘ documents; Continuation of the “We Lunch. including the allâ€"l Don Messer show on T.V.: (‘BC mversahj cake, was sewed i Festival be replaced with one of ‘ better morals; Uniform food ‘ i packaging; Non-returnable botâ€" tles: Tax exemption he raised to $2500 from the present $1000; ' . Arrows indlcating road side . ' tables; Banning or cigarette sd- : Elmer Reld amusing; Roll bars and seat halts : P be made standard equipment on as tractors. : ses Away 1 she concilded with the reading I ‘ 1 W I Mr- Elmer Reid of Paisley . e. 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