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s t = a s Killaloe woman first county winner of scholarship Womarg?su?hg {_Klllaloe the North Renfrew Womâ€" â€" lished in 1976, is awarded . or related programs. Half frew Counwe irst Renâ€" en‘s Insititute (W1) Disâ€" annually to a graduate of of the award is granted at the Helen M recipient of trict Annual Meetingheld a recognized Canadian the beginning of the SCholai-sh' « McKercher in the Grace Lutheran university who is pursuâ€" . course, and the other half ~TeRip. Church Hall, Locksley, ingapostâ€"graduatedegree upon completion. Wendy Mi on May 14. in any area of Family m . sented y'th tine was preâ€" Studies, Consumer Studâ€" _ Ms. Milne is attending: s with the award at The scholarship, estabâ€" ies, and Home Economics Guelph University. 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This is the North Renfrew District Women‘s Institute executive for this year. Front row, from a>® a i left: Margaret Ann Griffith, 2nd vice president; Dwyla Pilgrim, president; Susan deHaan, 1st vice president. Back row: Julie Thur, past president; Mae Craig, area president; Christine Reaburn, provincial president elect, and Peggy McLeod, secretaryâ€"treasurer. ____________< ; w T. Pate t yB _ _ 1 e | *3 ds 0 2s 5o uies /. i & l es s m oo 5 7 i ks ceaiee e : .Az } * e 3 PAPYY , on s > ... 1 popugn t megngae *\ j' | 12 ~ ol fie. _ "~ ~rees â€" ; Pateoth+ PP SA PP0iE: EM s s c *"1 0 PAAA E* TTR . «<pmms~" .. h Arasediie y o 1 ) 0 To ns o f ie 1@ 7 3 e m | ~ a;l-{? f?‘% i o . PXE yer "{ _»:t -’& ”nvw ' ';." we 1 fi \d "‘ . Sm 34 + l,‘ _j; ces 3 ks :s 3 f ul uP } # w vf"?l"”' , 8E x gé,fw@g ,}’ s b B23 0 s 3 tics 9‘; oo e daik " tA MAE M se / > /‘ i ce3 g2tn & t se C I§"C To * Tm:'“”? l To l : _/ l Rlkice 1T 3215 0 c 4t um 25 R L C o «P iA es iesns Aaige:â€" es & h. h. 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The Institute held a raffle | ion Lair, with three other members of the Log Cabin Quilters in Pembroke, stitched a quilt for Ms. Lair __draw for two cushions and a quilt which raised $1,000 for the shelter | MaAde artici { the Rural Ramble could view quilting demonstrations and admire the unique di: _ (formally Bernadette McCann House). The draw was made at the Rural |, daughter. Participants 0f "" Hall in Beachburg. The North Renfrew District Women‘s Institw: _ Ramble quilt show j plays of new am:‘lanhque quilts at the Orange Hall in Beachburg. The North Renfrew District Women‘s Institu show. _ _ organized the display. * * s1