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W.1. Meeting The Novemberâ€" meecting of the Lakeside Women‘s Institute met Wednesday in the Orange Hall with the president, Mrs. Willis Ball presiding. The meeâ€" ling opened with Institute Ode, Mary Stewart Collect and "‘O Canada‘. Mrs. Lemanâ€" Harris was appointed delegate to the County Conference. Plans were made to help with the Centenâ€" nial Fair to be held in Kintore. Mrs. Allin Stewart gave a reâ€" port on the Fall Board meeting held in Hickson. Mrs. Frank McLeod presided for the proâ€" gram. _ Theâ€"roll «call; "What gives me pep" was answered by 17 members. Mrs. Charles Holden commented on the motâ€" to: "He who has health, has hope and he who has hope has everything". Mrs. Andrew Kittâ€" mer gave current events. Mrs. Leman Harris gave a piano number and Mrs. Alex Muir read a poem on Autumn. Mrs. McLeod gave an interesting talk on Expo. Kimberley McLeod entertained with tap dancing. Courtesy remarks by Mrs. Charâ€" les Mitchell and the meeting closed with The Queen. The health and home economics group served refreshments. "P i4z . i f 9# C . P The January meeting of the Lakeside Women‘s Institute met Wednesday, January 3rd in the basement of the Lakeside Unitâ€" ed Church with the president Mrs. Willis Ball presiding. The meeting opened with the Ode and repeating the Mary Stewart Collect in unison. Due to so much sickness in our communâ€" ity, the attendance was down. Roll call was "What I can do to lower food costs." The motâ€" to, "In this modern era, all a woman has to do is to keep on plugging" was commented on by Mrs. Alvin Wells Current events were reviewed by Mrs. Charles Holden. A New Year‘s poem was read by Mrs. George Holden and Mrs. Roy Sutherâ€" land. A miscellaneous sale was held and a goodly sum was realized. Mrs. Jared Vining and Mrs. Robert Holden were apâ€" pointed leaders for the milâ€" linery course that is being held in February. The meeting closâ€" ed with The Queen. The Home Economics and Health group served refreshments. 1AKESIDE l Ard The March meeting of the Lakeside Women‘s Institute was held in the Orange Hall on Wednesday with the 1st viceâ€" president Mrs. Allin Stewart presiding. The meeting openâ€" ed. with the Ode and repeating the Mary Stewart Collect in uniâ€" son. The roll call, " a safety rule that applies to the farm" was answered by 47 members and friends. Mrs. Jared Vining reported on the â€"course, .‘"Hats For You." Mrs. Chas. Mitchell, convener of Agriculture and began the programme with a reading. Mrs. Mac Gates comâ€" mented on the motto, "Nature never spoils her work by being in a hurry." Mrs. Armour Kittâ€" mer gave hints on freezing peas. Current events were reviewed by Mrs. Allin Stewart. Mrs. Glen Palmer read a poem. Comâ€" munity singing was enjoyed with Mrs. Bryant Sutherland at the piano. Readings were given by Mrs. Alex Whittacker and Mrs. Jas. Morrison. Courtesy reâ€" marks were given by Mrs. Clarâ€" ence Cole. A miscellaneous sale was held with Mrs. Allin Stewâ€" art acting as auctioneer. The meting closed with "The Queen" and the committee in charge served refreshments. Canadian Industries, presided for the program. Mrs. Mitchell W. 1. Meeting The June meeting of the Lakeâ€" side Women‘s Institute was held in the Orange Hall on Wednesâ€" day, June 7 th. Mrs. Jared Vinâ€" ing, 2nd viceâ€"president presided for the meeting. The meeting opened with the Institute Ode. Mary Stewart Collect and "O Canada". The roll call, "An interesting fact about_ another country." Mrs. Eric Kittmer commented on the motto, "Love is the best assurance for world peace." Plans are being made for a bus trip in August. Mrs. James Kittmer reviewed Current Events. Mrs. Eric Kittmer, conâ€" vener of the Citizenship and Education group presided for the program and introduced the guest speaker, Mr. R. J. White, barrister of St. Marys, who spoke on Estate Planning, and a question and answer period followed the address. Mrs. Clarâ€" ence Cole thanked the speaker. Miss Nancy Gates entertained with Scotch dancing and John Gates and Donald Snell supplied the musical accompaniment for Nancy. Mrs. Clayton Kew gave the courtesy remarks. The meetâ€" ing closed with The Queen. The Citizenship and Education group served refreshments. o Yi.bw The Roll call, a toy for a child, was answered by 22 memâ€" bers and 6 visitors. The toys are being sent to War Memorâ€" ial Hospital, London. The December meeting of the Lakeside _ Women‘s Institute was held in the Orange Hall, Wednesday, with the president. Mrs. Willis Ball presiding. The meeting opened with the Ode. Mary Stewart collect and. the Lord‘s Prayer. Report on Achievement Day was given by Mrs. Roy Sutherâ€" land. 4 Mrs. Allin Stewart reported on the Area Convention that was held in London. The program began with a poem read by Mrs. Jas. Morâ€" rison, convenor. Mrs. Lloyd Kittmer lead in a Christmas Meditation. Mrs. Walter Gregory commented on the motto "A Homesteader‘s Christmas‘‘ Poems were read by Mrs. Chas. Mitchell and Mrs. Percy Vanâ€" natter. Mrs. Bryant Sutherland favoured with a piano instruâ€" mental. A reading contributed by Mrs. Harry Munds was read by Mrs. Morrison. Mrs. Lloyd Kittmer P.R. Officer Mrs. Jared Vining showed slides on Expo and also some slides of local interest. Courtesy remarks by Mrs. George Holden. The meeting closed with "The Queen." The committee served refreshments. K The October meeting of the Lakeside W. I. met in the Orâ€" ange Hall Wednesday evening. The president Mrs. Willis Ball presided and opened the meetâ€" ing with the Ode and Mary Stewâ€" art Collect. The roll call, "An industry not known in our grandmother‘s day," was anâ€" swered by 24 members. Sevâ€" eral visitors were present. The Fall Board meeting was held in Hickson October 6th,. The area convention will be in London early in November and the anâ€" nual church service will be in Knox Church, Embro, later this month. Mrs. Jas. Hossack of Embro will be the church serâ€" vice guest speaker. Mrs. Chas. Mitchell, convener of Agriculâ€" ture and Canadian Industries introduced Mr. George Worte who showed pictures of his reâ€" cent trip to England. Mrs. Allin Stewart thanked Mr. Worte. Everyone joined in singing "O Canada" and the Centennial Song. Mrs. Clarence Cole gave courtesy remarks. The meeting closed with The Queen. Reâ€" freshments were served by the Agriculture and Canadian Inâ€" dustries group. W. 1. Meeting