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Mrs. J. Warner, guest-speaker at the January meeting of the Lakeside A.C.W. chose the topic Oxfam. Canada has added an- other dimension to its program of international aid and relief . trade. The speaker remarked that Oxfam Trading Limited is attempting to provide markets for high quality crafts and pro- ducts of developing countries. It was interesting to hear that most of the articles are pro- duced in village cooperatives or cottage workshops unable to af- ford or obtain sophisticated mar. keting processes, and hav'e come to Oxtam's attention through governments, churches or other agencies. Mrs. Warner emphasized,' if you feel as Oxfam does that it is essential for world peace to bridge the ever widening gulf between developed and develop- ing nations one can enjoy help- ing in this endeavour. A dis- play of Oxfarn Trading wares preceded the tea party. ogg .4.... A special service to com- memorate the second anniver- sary of Christ Church Sunday School was held on Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Peters gave promotion certificates to the following children: Glenna Day, Sheila Noon, Kathy Noon, Danny Noon, Robert Harris, Debbie Hunter. Diane Hunter, Danny Her, Douglas Harris, Char- , iizirris, Philip Harris. Glen- im Day receiv"ed a perfect 2 year attendance pin. Sheila Noon received a one year attendance pin. On behalf of the Sunday School Rev. J. R. Warner presented bibles to the pupils. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Nim- ock, London spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. James Kittmer. Christ Church Sunday School Mrs. Robert' Bah-is. presided AC.W. Meeting ’_’lllrll Au...” 0 ‘R. 2, /Lakeside received a 5-year Leader Certificate at a 4-ll Achievement Day held last Saturday in Tavistock. Two Embro area, girls, Brenda Schaefer, It. R. 3, Embro, and Miiissa Seguin, R. R. l, Embro received County Honours for cinmpleli?n of 6 4-H Home making projects. s/ . . A'HM‘L ' Congratulations! THAT Mrs. Claylon ch, Vestry Meeting The annual Vestry meeting of Christ Anglican Church was held in the Parish Hall on January 27th preceded by a pot-luck sup- per. Rev. J. R. Warner presided at the business meeting. Mrs. Wm. Chandler read the minutes and thank-you notes. The an- nual financial statement was given by Mrs. Don King. Mrs. Grace Seaton read the report of the Nomination Com- mittee and Christ Church ACW officers for 1974 are: Hon. Pres., Mrs. J. R. Warner; Past Pres., Mrs. Christine Peters; President, Mrs. Ida Anne Harris; lst vice- pres., Mrs. Christine Peters; 2nd, vice-pres., Mrs .Mary Smith; sec. Mrs. Jenny Chandler; treasurer Mrs. Evelyn King; Telephone convenor: Mrs. Grace Seaton; Buyers: Mrs. Kathleen Williams, Mrs. Ida Anne Harris, Mrs. Evel- yn King; Auditors, Mrs. Jean Young and Mrs. Tene Mitchell. Mrs. Mac Gates and Mrs. Ross McCorquodale gave a demonstration on the use and care of food blenders. One of the creations was a drink made of fruit juices, honey and Mrs. Don King talked on Washing Symbols and how we should watch these symbols to care for the new fabrics we now use. The topic was "Family and Consumers Affairs" and Mrs. Mac Gates was convenor. The meeting was held in the L.O.L. Hall and was opened by the president, Mrs. James Kittmer, with The Institute Ode, The Mary Stewart Collect and O Canada. The roll call was answered with "How would you curb inflation". Lakeside Institute In spite of the stormy day a good number of members at- tended the February meeting of the Lakeside Women's Institute on Wednesday February 6th. tir' )‘7/5/ 1/'97ail and all financial and statistical reports showed a very success- ful year. Officers for 1974 are: Vestry Clerk, Mrs. Francis Seat. on; Wardens, Mr. Jack Young, Mr. Don King; Lay Delegates to .Synod, Frank Baker, Robert Harrsi; Treasurer, Mrs. C. Mit. chell; Board of Management, James Baker, John Baker, Noel Peters, Mrs. Don King, Mrs. Wm. Day, Mrs. Wm. Chandler, Mis. Jean Young, Miss Marion Baker, Mrs. James Baker, Mrs. R, Wil. liams, Mrs. Robert Harris, Mrs. Percy Vannatter; Auditors, John Baker, Don Seaton; Sunday School, Mr. and Mrs. Noel Pet. ers; Cemetery Bd.. Chairman, Jack Young, Sec.-Treas., Frank Baker; asst: sec.-treas., Miss Marion Baker; Members: Chas. Mitchell, John Baker, Robt, Har- ris, James Baker, Noel Peters, Gordon Smith, Percy Vannatter, Don King; Organiser. Mrs. Fran- _ cis Seaton, Mrs. Jas. Baker. The singing of the Women's Institute Grace was followed by singing "Happy Birthday" to our group, this being our 63rd anniversary. . Courtesy remarks were given by Mrs. Alex Whittaker after which lunch was served by Mrs. Don King and her commit- te. Reports were read and busin- ess discussed. A delegate was appointed to go to the Officers' Conference in April. enjoyable. Mrs. Frank McLeod read about the associated Coun- try Women of the World and the 65 countries in the organization. -iuA.' "aayton Kew's mono- logue "A Financial. Problem" was very enttlrtair.1inf and all enjoyed. bananas, a sample of which Mrs. Jas. Morrison and Mrs. Charles Mitchell were called to Woodstock for jury duties. Mrs. Morrison served for four days on Petit jury. a???“ /5 7 , Here is a verse - Take time to think - it is the source of power. ' Take time to play - it is the secret of perpetual youth. Take time to read - it is the fountain of wisdom Take time to love .. it is a God given privilege Take time to be friendly - it is the road to happiness, Take time to laugh - it is the music of the soul. Take time to give - it is too short a day to be selfish, Take time to work - it is the price of success. ,0. "CC. ,rasi7L.,..r-...- J "thejth meeting was held at ’the'home 'of the assistant 'leader,' Mrs. Alex Muir. This meeting was a work meeting and the books were completed up to date. The hostesses were Nancy Kittmer and Mrs. Muir. F The 7th meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Clayton Kew. _"Lino Block Printing" was demonstrated. The girls design- ied. cut and printed with a Lino week. The hostesses were msi),o1gel'c,tr,-,rjent,i,riksvs and Mrs. Kew. C .. _ V The Lakeside Crazy Carver? 4-H Club No. 2 held their 6th meeting at the home of Betty Holden. Mrs. Clayton Kew, the leader demonstrated a two colour print. The members did hasti notes using this print. There were 7 girls present. THOMAS ROSS McGEE Son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McGee, R. R. 2, Lakeside; graduated, at the University of Guelph Winter convocation on February Ist. Tom was a St. Marys District Collegiate stud- ent and is now employed by the Ontario Egg Producers Marke-' ting Board in Willowdale. producers' ti:". Lakeside 4-H Club A a???