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\ HE first of these reports came in 1947 so conseâ€" | Tquent]y the last two years of these branches are not recorded ; others did not reach us until 1949. In | historical research the Lady Tweedsmuir stated that it f was necessary to have "the patience of Job, the strength | \ _of Hercules, and the powers of a private detective," and | ‘these words have been proved to be true. | | Perhaps others could have done this in much better | f {orm, but no one would have loved the work any more. We trust any omissions or oversights will be treated | . with the spirit implied by the Ode. | , A goodly thing it is to meet, ‘ In Friendship‘s Circle bright, Where nothing stains the pleasure sweet, 4 Or.dims the radiant light. No unkind word our lips shall pass, : No envy sour the mind, â€" But each shall seek the common weal, f The good of all mankind. 5 | Executive of Jubilee Year 1947 t Mrs. Leslie Davis, 4 Mrs, Albert Burgess, President, Eganville See.â€"Treas., Cobden . Viceâ€"Presidents:> Mrs. Stanley Hunt, Alice; Mrs. A. Kossatz, Pembroke; Mrs. Newton Ireton, Queen‘s Line, | i Eganville, Ont., April 30th, 1950. ‘ â€" ) 4# < uk. belss. o ionts" 2 l Liow . anennlline ABuoet c F wobletime. PC