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Themonthly‘llervie WI meeting was ‘ holdup Aug. 2_in our hall. We had an interesting meeting because "the‘hydro was off, so we had our meeting with lamps. flashlights and candles. It was quite cozy. President Virene Thompson opened the meeting with poems, "August" and “Seniors Moment" followed with 0‘ Canada. Ode and Mary Stewart Collect. The roll call was given .by nine members and one guest. It was, “How to protect yourself from a fall." Minutes of the last meeting were read and the financial report was given. Correspondence was read and a motion Berniâ€"e WI meets in” was made by Janice Hewitt and seconded by Sandra MacDonald [0 pay the bills. The women discussed the Kincardinc Fall Fair display and are working on it. The meeting was. turned over to Janice Hewitt, who planned to have a video on “Stay on your feet". but with no hydro. she was unable to have this. but there was an interwting talk instead. 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The meeting began with the Opening Ode, Mary Stewart Col~ lect and God Save The Queen. hiejDfiiseussion centred around preparing for the 100th anniversary celebration. It was de: cided to enjoy a catered dinner? aint the outâ€" side of t e hall, plant a tree and to fly a flag. A 7' tea will be held in the fall. Then the usual re- ports were heard. Margaret Harkness installed the 2007~2008 officers: past president Virene Thompson: pres» ident Isabel McConnell; vice president Mildred Grifiith; secretary-trea- surer Betty Jean White; and assistant Sandra MacDonald. Branch di- rectors are Elsie Schu- ler, Sylvia Hasbury and Virene Thompson. Dis- trict director is Virene Thompson. with alter- nate Elsie Schiller. Committees include: advocacy, Betty Jean Thompson; curator. Mil- dredGriffith; fall fair. Sandra MacDonald and Islay Eby; sunshine. Ha- zel Jean McLelland; euchre. Mildred Griffith: building, Isabel McConâ€" nell, Betty Anne Thomp- son and Hanna Splett~ stoesser; planning, Betty Anne Thompson, Hazel Jean McLelland and Isabel McConnell; finan- cial examiners, Hewitt and Reina Arnold: nominations. Elsie Schu- ‘ler and Betty Anne Thompson; and pianists, Margaret Harkness and Betty Jean White. A potluck dinner was'_ enjoyed by everyone‘at noon. Janis , read to' Betty Jean White. Sandra Mac- Donald. and Betty Anne and Virerte Thompson for producing the excel- lent calendars for this special year. A thank you for a generous dona- tion to the institute and a get well card were sent to ,Effie Davey in Trillium Court. The next meeting. c nvened by Elsie S hfller, is May 2. Mem- hers are asked to he at the Teeswater lIP nfi'icr- byllzsoam. Lunch will .he held at a restaurant and Elsie has planned u surprise afternoon. Betty Anne Thomp- son has the $10 plowing match souvenir cook- Thl‘ Punt n- Worn ll liL'ilLlllllH \ililll'tl ~’ i (‘Iirislmziumu lifi‘, l . 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J c .* 72 The Bervie Women’s Institute met on Jan. 11 at g h Betty Jean White’s home. 14 to 16 was not included w en in mum President Virene Thompson welcomed the ladies and opened the meeting in the usual manner. The roll call was answered by spelling our names back- wards. with fines for mistakes. The minutes. treasurer‘s report and correspondence were pre- sented. _ FWlO is planning to publish a Christmas book and is i requesting cover designs and articles to-be included. The members are encour- aged to contact their local MP Bill C-2 was passed in August. 2005. Margaret Harkness presented an entertaining program of readings, jokes and contests. provoking lots of laughter. Ideas for the 2006-07 years were brainstormed. I A potluck spread of goodies and a social time were enjoyed. The February meeting Will be delayed to Feb. 8, at |:30 pm. at Vi Thompson's home. If you are interested in or curious about our group. feel free to attend. t i