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V Z 6 h a g~= , w Brown‘s W ' , . rown‘ s W.l. Meet A Brown‘s Women‘s Institute _ Carol Miller, convener of _ unit Fitness Fare T 7rp . Te t past president _ Helen the family and consumer The 4H slogan is Together 9n i f & Conway welcomed. 4â€"H affairs group read a poem, toâ€"day for a terrific Ciet oc _;é:-"g«'fv.g:_ . j ’ _‘ members, their leader and ‘Guess what happens. She toâ€"morrow. The members s f h *0 Je 38 N ‘ mothers as guests at the then called on 4H. leader chose _ Brown‘s Body E: y & f _ _June meeting. . f Nancy Riddell to explain the _ Builders as their club name. f _ e w >oma l f & They studied _ the periny . * g‘% f § e importance of exercise and e S i. F m ° ¢ t proper eating habits. 4 § 6 * ~"Â¥ K & This was demonstrated in S &‘ > Q x .? é a _ humorous skit called ’,,_x,m Et * .\ & f Snacking _ Right â€" with . & Z# f @ : Garfield. The girls taking # e ... > e A . part were Pauline Distler. N 3s w se 2 & 3 Sue Torbet, Margaret z. 9 9 & . f Prince, JulieRichardson and $ Te LCC aze* â€"_ Ar y t Joâ€"Anne Distler. hn 323 éw; I â€" _ Carol Miller presented J .. f *#3 Nancy Riddell with a gift in P B \ 7«?} & \5{% appreciation for her work > d _ : ATIESE o 3 L. 3 p with the girls. j % ~ & A # 5 %’ if"é."" o i The roll call was What do _ JA * 2t es you do to try to keep fit. l hss JP 4 p. 3 CB>Sd &:'! s A report was made on the: . 3 P P " t 4O r/l es 79th district annual at : & }l-’ ECS ol B a0" 1 ' . ue o mss Hickson by Evelyn Arthur. _ ] 9 2A tdAE 4 #Z c t _ i6 §AE § ';;;_Iv,;-;,_gg\;;:;;- _ _A detailed report was .« }‘(?/il es . ? '3 t 4) f/,__'t:l!_?\ lt tss given by the landscaping â€" § -ff / A e . | ;g K f1 o e y ns committee. Plans have been _: ht i9 + } t eX : B ,"":’ izj [3 made for some fall planting. ;’;F ltf/ ?; _: ' f( ,;,’_‘v c;f?t"i-,::‘{i%:{‘: ; ?[f'. tt A motion was made to ol 4‘ t L). * all on \ i ie Lhvp donate $50 to the Ronald .;1;5:;.:'1’ L/ i € / Af $ M :\*uit ht Nh o McDonald house being built ,;;,;‘,/-,;il_f y 2 i { l t 4“, ';*; e â€" _ at Victoria Hospital, Westâ€" L VE & [A d y Hts minister Campus in London. t V#\ .®Q&y! ut 4t ue eneetiice me Junns A;-‘,f!:,m 1 &â€" ’ y 107 :‘\‘i :’:;;i{ {0 } it s ,; made concerning the Junior _;,:‘[' ;.:j:f_?'fwg_ ; e E1 \: I‘ $11..90f 4 > l Farmers glass drive on July ;/ § § ut g;f’ ; 4 at Brown‘s school, plok up f 2 ’ & 11 : ; 5 -fs{fip:_;{ e mnin| s al time is 10 a.m. Coloured ; /}; fal t $ 5p C . P d 0tE ]3! fi f’ glass is to be kept separate J;";" L4 C MB sc 3 l'i% .‘?"‘%?f%'i’f’;?i‘?!s ?’-?4;‘,";3.‘% ; and all lids should be e t e e oE se t removed. This is a HEATHER BROOKS, 14, broke the county record for her community betterment age group in the 1,500 metres flat race during a recent project. track competition at Woodstock. Heather completed the A lunch of strawberries, distance in 5 min. 30 sees. She is from Medina and is a angel food cake and ice student at A. J. Baker Public School. .~~‘ â€"(Staff Photo) cream was served. J sA fmung a# . At Brown‘s Chureh e %4 ; i 0 L h a . Women‘s Church Service _ â€" Brovlvn’s Church held their 1if? ti)s good and reason to _ The closing remarks annual women‘s â€" church celebrate: â€", . + reminded _ everyone _ that service recently while Rev. The readers were: a child they were given life, with all Barnes was on holidays. . _ â€" Lynn Wakem, a teenager â€" that it implies â€" both good U.C.W. president Mrs.. Joâ€"Anne Distler, a young and bad. ' Murray. Kingdon was in woman, Evelyn Arthur, a K f . charge of the service, the middleâ€"aged woman â€" _ Two duets, Whispering . objective of which was to Dorothy Taylor, an older Hope and It Is No Secret, _ help the congregation woman â€"* Alice were sung by Joyce Tate § realize that they â€" can Hawkesworth. , and Nancy West. celebrate the gift of life at & , every stage of life. fe 4 Te 4y o Five readers represented â€" 4 ’Z 2‘ the different age groups in ; f life from birth to old age. ‘ They fold how exersatass"!