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Ctossmoles of Nuzmiya Salmon, lur righl, on parade. Coleridge Union â€" Mottoi‘lndiflerenee to public affairs invites the rule of irresponsi- ble persons. This branch reports having two programs during the year featuring panel dis cussions â€" On the founding of the Women‘s Institute and the Handbook i and â€" on drafting and following up resolutions." Courtland â€" At a meeting to which the Teeterville Branch were invited members displayed their hobbies â€" quilts. hats, rugs. a collection of dolls, knitting. embroidery, oil painting. composing songs and collecting an- tiques. Britannia â€" This branch had a delightful surprise when a former member Lady Stirling Hamilton of Hambrook. near Chichester. Sus- sex. England returned to visit it. This guest had been a member of the branch when her husband was a member of the diplomatic serv- ice in Ottawa. Lady Stirling Hamilton told of Women‘s Institutes in England and explained the work being done at Denman College. New Liskeard â€" When New Liskcard Branch celebrated its 60th Anniversary. mem» bers from the twelve branches in the Temis- kaming South District attended, The birthday cake was cut by a former member. Maynard â€" Miss Maud Row a charter and life member of this branch who also or- ganized several branches in the District died recently. Elma Centre ~ As a Christmas project this branch has entertained all the people who live alone in the community to a hot dinner. They are picked up and returned by members with cars. After the dinner they are free to join the meeting, play cards or return home. 28 Hattie Economics and Health Snelgrnve 7 This branch invited the pe- mic of the community to at meeting to hear u i il detective describe drug abuse in the arm detective described for the parents how \. people get "booked" and warned parents} signs that might indicate that their chit. might be involved with drugs. Galetta â€" Roll Call â€" “Name a herb give the name of the dish in which you it. use it." luaple Park â€" Roll Call *”A Wit} 1" lasing." A V.O.N. Nurse visited this His" and told of the work done by this Orth caring for patients in the home. bathing. justing diets. giving needles and helpim make the patients more comfortable. Jaffray â€" The Ancient Art of Spinning; demonstrated at a branch meeting. Thomhill H“Health Foods." was the r of an address at a branch meeting. The \i or told of visiting a Health Food Store. s. that she saw prunes. figs and other dried which had been grown on land when chemical fertilizer or spray had been used Mallorytown â€"â€" The local Volunteer Brigade attended a branch meeting showed three films on Fire Safety. Bloomingdale iEach year this branc! sists the local branch of the C.N.I.B. by ting out articles which the blind people i- up for their annual bazaar. Plainfieid â€" Roll Call â€" “First A: Emergency“. A St. John Ambulance U explained that the origin of the name c Corps came from the Bible. Genesis 3: 7. the wars of St. John. Its aim is "to pre life" and “give aid to the injured.“ Quinn â€" Members of the branch arm a presentation of the Food Forum ""i With a Mix" for the local Senior Citl group. Seventy people attended. among several men, Resolutions St. Pauls â€"â€" Motto â€" “Action in the munity begins with you.” Speaking on T\.' tions a member reviewed the resolution» had been presented at the Area ConventiOI- Varnon â€" In planning for this meeting convener asked every member to bring an for a resolution, Many thought prow ideas were presented. A guest was preset assist and give information in the discuss- As a result two resolutions were sent on t '6 presented at the District Annual Meeting. u. L HOME AND cow HY