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4H "Cutie Cutters" The eighth and final meeting of the Lakeside Cutie Cutters was held on April 14th at the home of Sharon and Pam Mcâ€" Guire. All members answered the roll call telling one new sewing technique I have learnâ€" ed from this project.:/The minâ€" utes of the last meeting were read by Pam McGuire. Laurie King told about the lucky winâ€" ner of the Easter Egg draw. This ticket was drawn by Mrs. Marg Mills of Lakeside General Store. The lucky winner was Mr. R. Crowder, math teacher at St. Marys District Collegiate and Vocational School. Laurie King was the seller of the winâ€" ning ticket. Plans for Achieveâ€" ment Day were discussed, and then the girls worked in their blouses and record books. Beâ€" fore hot chocolate and cookies were served by Mrs. McGuire, a fashion show was presented by the members, commentator being Laurie King. This was LAKESIDE .‘ to t0o do the to be work U Onie Wighnaid C507 9 th( Nancy and Betty Ho meeting was opened 4â€"H Pledge, The ro] answereq by all ten and two new membe Jerriott and Sherry ; minutes Oof ~the last were reaq by Susan V committee to make ; Achievement Day in 1 are Nancy Holden, Jo and Carole Switzer, Jc demonstrated how to mitred corner ang ever;, this on a sample of line The girls were then ta.. o pae l Lt ulseg “]/7/ 4â€"4 Comfy Covers The Lakeside 4â€"H Comfy Coy. ers. held their fourth meeting 02 Oct. 19th at the home of Nancy aNC RAtésstary. .22 utd m . the Italian hemsti worked on a dresser . C Te AARUR trated how toâ€" make a corner ang everyone dig a sample of linen Scrim, s were then taught how he Italian hemstitching ;rked On" aÂ¥Fws ... Tw _ members 4 Sherry Ki ‘the last ; Y Susan Vys, to make p»; 4 /2 > Holden 160 .with the roll call was U mt â€" 4 King. The St meeting Vyse. The members S, Kz'ithy scarf, 17/7/ practice for Achievement Day at Highland Park Public School in May. The girls who completed this unit are; Laurie King, Joan The A barn on property owned by Sjean Segerin, across the lake road south of the Lakeside summer resort pavilion, also owned by Mr. Segerin, was desâ€" troyed in a fire of unknown origin last Thursday evening. The barn, empty except for a few old implements and of little value, was not â€"insured, Mr. Segâ€" erin said. Members of the St. Marys fire department answerâ€" ed the alarm about 10.15 p.m. Barn Destroyed 72#; At Lakeside _ /97,/ Gratifying Reports The November meeting of the Lakeside W. I. was held Wedâ€" nesday, Nov. 3rd with the presi dent Mrs. Jared Vining presidâ€" ing. The roll call, "A brief hisâ€" tory of your home", was anâ€" swered by 23 members. Mrs. Willis Ball reported on the Fall Board meeting held in Hickson and Mrs. Allin Stewart reported on â€"County . Conference. _ Mrs. Vining reported on the Area Convention that was held in Clinton and Mrs. Jas. Morrison gave a short report on the short course, Crewel Embroidery, with 14 of the members attending. Plans were made to have a desâ€" sert euchre late in the month. Mrs. Clayton Kew was the conâ€" venor for the program on hisâ€" torical research and commented on the motto, "In wildness is the preservation of the world." Mrs. Lawrence Taylor displayâ€" ed the â€"Tweedsmuir â€" History books and commented on some of the work that had been done in the book. Mrs. Kew presentâ€" ed a monologue. Current Events were given by Miss Marion Bakâ€" er. Courtesy remarks by Mrs. Roy Sutherland. and. the meetâ€" ing closed with the Queen. The committee in charge served re freshm 7 /% eshments JZ Lakeside has three teams enâ€" tered in the Middlesexâ€"Oxford Baseball League this year, with about 55 boys registered. Gorâ€" don Smith, Bob Harris and Ron Greason are in charge of the tykes; Don ~Wilson and Don Beavers have the peewees, while John Dingwall, Mac Gates, Bill Dingwall and Bill Pearson are working with the bantams. "Primy YJ King, â€" Sharon â€"McGuire, Mary Ann Verwer, Carole Switzer, Nelly, Verwer, Pam McGuire and Cindy "Verwer. W. 1. Meeting The December meeting of the Lakeside Women‘s Institute was held Wednesday, Dec. 1st with the president Mrs. Jared Vining presiding. Mrs. Vining opened the meeting with the Ode and Mary Stewart Collect and a Christmas carol with Mrs. Frank McLeod at the piano. The roll call, "A Christmas Thought" was answered by 29 members and several visitors. Mrs. Willis Ball, convenor for program opened with a carol. She then commented on the motto "Spirit of Christmasâ€"Others." Solo by Mrs. Alvin Wills with Mrs, Lloyd Alford at the piano. An open letter to Santa Claus was preâ€" sented with Mrs. Ball, Mrs. Merle Kirk, Mrs. Allin Stewart, Mrs. Roy Sutherland, Mrs. Bryâ€" ant Sutherland and Mrs. Adrian Ball taking part, anq closed with "Joy to the World", all memâ€" bers taking part. The program closed with â€" a candleâ€"lighting service led by Mrs. Willis Ball. Courtesy remarks by Mrs. Armâ€" NN UMATIN CE e C omeie o ces our Kittmer and the committee in charge served delicious reâ€" freshments. 3 Among . fOrmer . HUCIGNNVZULS who recently moved to the St. Marys homes are Mr. and Mrs. Fenton Rumble, Mr. and Mrs. Bryant Sutherland, Mr. and Mrs. ID F e n inÂ¥ avin S NJ LE EL S uns vecmpcy e Leman Harris, Kenneth Harris and Purvis Harris. The Harris farm and the Sutherland farm were Century Farms. Mr. and Mrs. John Baker will be wedding anniversary guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Hobbs and sons at Chomedy, Quebec on Dec. 10th. Mrs. C B. Mitchell with txaornds "aftended the Brownie Mrs:â€"~UCx.. SMILLLELL L AIAN: friends attended the Brownie and Girl Guide tea at Kintore on Saturday. LAKESIDE Mesdames Lawrence Taylor, Ella Kittmer, Ross Vining, Roy McCorquodale, â€" Clayton Kew, Ray Slater and Miss Marion Bakâ€" er attended Historical Research Workshop in Embro. former neighbours t~â€"f 4 J 19â€" 7/