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24 lit, Maryg‘gppgnal-Arzus.’ Wed., Sent. 2.2. WR SIXTY YEARS OF MARRIAGE was celebrated by Roy and Jennie Stone of 72 Stevenson Ave., London. Many friends and relatives attended the reception held Sunday at the Thorndale community centre. They were married on Sept. 20, 1922 and farmed two miles west of Thorndale until retiring to London. (Staff Photo) [ii'i'(ti"e'l:,"e ' wt" es,' TAKING IN THE HARVEST THE OLD WAY. WEST OF UNIONDALE. 3 "'r ,,_ FM 1it 1elSll.,i' _ Q,'lri'i'tai)atlEryi?c,'sTi1'o7r'5ar"E sri'a'i5,iri'3Ki'a'iP.C' CN' t'ifhtt Je' s!tli'ii'rs'?e'ii'iftj,l'yll .5. :1 Iii?” ", "difdiU'iiiitr,'" 'si4iiri,a'Ni't' The September meetinioi Browns W.I. was held on Sept. 21 at 8 p.m.' The president, Mrs. David Arthur, welcomed all and the meeting opened with the ode and collect. _ Mrs. Arthur read a poem, Autumn In Your Hand and the meeting was then turned over to the family and consumer affairs group with Mrs. Van Strien as conven- er. Mrs. Fred Arthur introd- uced_the speaker for the evening. Mrs. Alice Garner of Em_bro, who spoke on cancer and also, showed a film. . She had many pamphlets on display that one could have or order. A question and answer period followed. Mrs. Van Strien expressed thanks from her group and presented Mrs. Garner with a gift. The roll call was answered with a blues chaser. The motto "A merry heart kills more germs than medicine" Browns WI '_-s"" r-Lsn "AY" .', c, "" 3w: Y)?,')"")-',) _ ' 't “4,3,9 Civ,, C" criai:,,c,ULN, fJ‘IRL}.L _ was given by Mrs. Gert Metcalfe. The president then presid- ed for the business. Secret- ary Mrs. G. Towle read the minutes and correspond- ence. The treasurer's report was given. Thi; 4-H leaders are Mrs. David Miller, and Mrs. Gary Davié. _ The fall board meeting will be held at 'Hickson on Oct. 15. Two minute reports were given by Mrs. F', Arthur and Mrs. C. Tate. The London Area Convent- ion on Oct. 27th and 28th at the St. Marys Arena. Mrs. George Towle re- ported on the 85th anniver- sary held in Toronto that she and Mrs. David Arthur attended. Courtesy remarks were given by Mrs. Towle. The meeting closed with o Can- ada and the institute grace. The group in charge serv- ed a tasty lunch of frtsh fruits in season and tarts. (Staff Photo) a?” y