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Dinner SaysTlianks , . y , _ ,, 1i Â¥ - ' , ~ t WI , , _ The 3., 0. WWW, Holds Tea ‘And Sale % Stickle, Mrs. L. Mastin and ' s. H. Dickens. The fine fresh loaves of hot bread seemed to be the . favorite of the visitors. The kitchen, which at any tea, is usually the busiest place in the Institute held an appreciation dinner Thursday in honor of the Bay Of Quinte WI Euchre BAYSIDE - The Bay of Quinte . Women‘s Institute held their Valentine euchre party on Thursday evening at the Inâ€" stitute Johnstown Hall with eight tables in play. Miss Lori Meyers' name was drawn for the Valentine cake. The lucky Rhodes. Prizes for the euchre . game were Ladies high Doris . Dickens; ladies' low Judy Fleming: men‘s high Gle‘nn‘ Meyers: Men‘s low Ernest Curtis winning over Earl Meyers also low: line hand: . Mrs. Mary Meyers Sr. The next enchre game will be held at Johnstown Hall on Thursday evening February 20. cup was won by Mrs. Mary , former members of Johnstown United Church. The WI purchased the church which is now’ their Community Hall. When it was bought, all luncheon cloths, tea towels, silverware, china, and glasses, owned by the church members were donated to the Institute. The dinner was convened by Mrs. C. Curtis, Mrs. L. Mastin, . and Mrs. H. Dickens. Grace was said by Clayton Stickle. A turkey dinner was served by members of the Women's Institute to 46 guests. After the dinner, euchre‘ was enjoyed with seven tables in play. Women’s high went to Mrs. Ken Stickle, women’s low - Mrs. Audrey Moore, Men‘s high â€" Mr. Glenn Stickle, Men’s low - Mr. Maitland Harder, Lone Hand â€" Mrs. Douglas Harry. The Bay of Quinte Women's Institute held the annual spring tea and sale at the new hall, Johnstown, with Mrs. S. Holland‘ and Mrs. A; Darlow welcoming the visitors. Spring floral arrangements made by Elizabeth Dunn, a 4H Club member, adorned the tea tables. The sale tables included a Country Store and plant table, convened by Mrs. 0. Moran and Mrs. J. Vanderlind‘en,‘ assrsted by Bicki Stickle and Judy Flemin . Homeg crafts were readily sold by Mrs. A. Meyers and Mrs. R. Campney. ' . _. . Candy of various kinds, 1nâ€" cluding many home made varieties were sold by Mrs. G. Loxley. Home made breads, rolls, cakes, pies and the best of each baker’s goodies were sold quickly by Mrs. C. C - . ‘ hall, was convened by Mrs. H. Harder, Mrs. Stickle and Mrs. ' F. Hamilton. Pouring tea throughout the afternoon were Mrs. 0. Moran, . Mrs. E. Curtis, Mrs. C. .Stickle, and Mrs. C. Curtis. Serving the . tables ‘and relenishing were ‘ i Mrs. M. Sjestrom, Mrs. Jordan, . Mrs. F. Eaves, Mrs. A. Ket- cheson and Mrs. K. Mann. The door prize, a decorated cake with a cake carrier, was won by Mrs. H: Dickens. 73 JUL W Ma,aw¢% any d/ngé «4214’ M244 M lief/£71141 awZ (Ed/4%“ fldfz’z‘ ' . or QUINTE ra-Uirll-LNS INSTITUTE W Z ; Ml £5“:le 44.0 (BIL/g. /22/ Zntlw’ fwd/(£9 mun/goat Max flog 44g W M MM 4/ Z/m/éé ' * g 7.52% W l WI Group ' Holds Euchre The Bay of Quinte Women’s Mrs. Karen Jordan convened the euchre party held at the Bay of Qumte Community Centre by the .Bay of Quinte Women’s ‘ - Institute Thursday evening with 1 10 tables in play. Lori Meyers received a prize for ladies high and Ethel Stickle for ladies low. » Paul Meyers won honors for , having men's high and Ernest Curtis for men's low and Glen Meyers for having lone hands. After playing ~euchre. the 4 somal committee served lunch. ‘ ; It was mentioned the next ' ‘ euchre would be held in the hall = . Jan. 23. ’ " ‘ Institute convened a progressive j euchre at their hall at John- stown on Thursday with eleven tables in play. Lunch was served 5 following the game and prizes were awarded women’s high â€" ‘ Fran Woodward; women’s low - Mabel Moran; men’s high - Everett Harry;_ men’s low - ’Richard Chartrand; lone hands George Ross and lucky cup - Harold Dickens. , _ - ‘ Inclined toihold a grudge? i i , on the grace extended you. i i Lheavenly Father forgive you. WI Euchre Held The Bay of Quinte Women’s- Institute held a euchre party with 12 tables in play. Womens high went to Mrs. I Mildred rHogle; Low -: Mrs.’ Clayton Stickle; Men’s High - , 9 Clayton Stickle; Men's low - James Harry. Lone hand-Mrs. ' Adelaide May. . g If ye forgive not, neither will your H Perhaps you had better thin-lea little“: