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l "r.,. ' .1. l I 19bNa l i, Mystery Box Twelve calls were because they have not learned to . . _ . . Quilting Bee FT which t ld ' . reortedb th TF_. lt. . ' . . , . o ofthe pl Mrs. A. Fizel1 read John 13, ms Mrsy Jtelz'ismng Commit be happy and ethey life. social times enjoyed at these I . . ' ac son and Mrs. The Old Rugged Cross was , I I 1-20 as the Scripture lesson and Mi T . . . . . events It1 bygone years and th _ _ led in the Iord's Prayer. thmnie :rner willbe visiting for sung for the birthdays of Mrs. poem, "A Letter of Thought" i i The March meeting of the Secretaryand Treasurer's reports 3.30m of March. §orrnan Racket ed Mrs. Morrel. Mrs. Stanborough read "Thank _ l Elmwood Women's Institute was were given. A quilt was set up J e motto given by Mrs. abide with me was sung for you God". l U' held at the home of Mrs. Mary and quilted ackson We don t stop laughing Mrs. Zena Stanborough and Mrs. The A til 7 . .'. l Jackson with Mrs. John Kla e . because we grow old we grow old Ta lor' birthda s p . meeting will be '. ' . g s Mrs. Helen Taylor was wel. b ' . y S 1 . y . held at the library hall at at l = residing. Eleven members and comed " a new member. Mrs ecause we stop laughing", Mrs. Gertie Meyers won a pm shat gl1l i one visittrr. Inserted the roll call Marie Mauer gave the current limmded us to maintain a useful [ contest conducted by Mrs. Lunch Ilia,, served witl I Tr. With an Irish joke. events. Mrs. Taylor won the 1e. and be thankful to honourour Stanborough, enjoyable social hour S cm] an _ go den age. Many are already old Mrs. Ivan Fidler read "the Old p . " , i li = unison. The roll call, "Poppy , Fund" was responded to by 14 i, :: Il0ilds members and 6 visitors, 'y, ' amounting to $4.75. A donation my. - towards the sale was received ' l ' from our "Helping Hand _ l ' Friend". _ _ - 1 Mrs. Falkingham and Mrs. _ Helen Taylor were delegates to V e 1: D" the Grey-Bruce W.I. Convention l a held in Durham. Mrs. Taylor w". - _ _ _ . . . _ _ .5, a reported on the Officers' Board _ . 5 meeting held at Markdale. auctioneers lot" the sale that 4 JSfl Ill E _ Eighteen calls were made to followed, ' g ___ , the sick and shut-in during Oc- The next meeting will be held I tober,withMrs.Sylvia Procknow at the home of Mrs, Turner, 4.: a . and Mrs. Marie Mauer being the December Ist at c, o'clock. The gt. visitors for November. meeting closed with the Queen, 1-Sr Ta . i) CM". Lily Rudy gave the Sara/L02 was sung and lunch was . urrent Events. Mystery Box _ _ 5, "quell F68 f winner was Mrs. Wm. Atton. The 7 quilt top appliqued by Mrs. J" "e""""'-- -- Georgina Fizell was displayed. I ,g . " "My Bonnie was sung for the anniversary of Mrs. Helen . "5' Taylor. The Motto, "The Life of Sir a; Winston Churchill" prepared by Mrs. Mary Jackson was read by l "fl. the District Vice President, Mrs. _ . Beauregard. He was the man library hall for th . . _.. . T e A , a Elmwood WI mitt? D _ ugust it?" Jello/tet/r', b} Mrs, and offered for sale. ;"i1t1optilig/lrr2l'lyreli/2ei5 welcomed I Falkingham Minutes of " m. 11tier,t Seventeen calls were made his simple gesture of two fingers A h _ everyone and opened _ ast month 9 by the July viSiting team M ' ' , . . old August y meeting with the Ode and meeting and financial st- Falkingham and M ,1" rs. in a V as in Victory Symbol Mary stewar'tcoueet,ThV 22nd atement was presented. will visit sick and 'h Lads?" during the war, which later 15¢ meetin Ieher of 'Revelations was f A thank you card was read August. Current /,v',',2's"1'j,' m becameworld famous. In 1939, he g geaélhbyLilgrs. A. Fizell, followed com the Boechner family. read by Mrs. Ivan Fidler 'le/se, became first Lord of Admirality. , ' , y e r 's Prayer. , . V Taylor ' _ l) n Chamberlain's rest nation "31 ELMWOODE' The Eniwond " The r,oll call was an arti Lill Rody was the winner of "You digresemed m? motto am 940 he be ame IT,"),',',', aneng Institute met at th Made m Canary. It . ticle the Mystery Box. The rece tl 11't take time for l .1 , . C . I » e a, which were completed quilt was on dish; y Cummuhity activities; you Minister, and in April 1953, he l n) ' pay makeit. stressing thefact that was knighted. In later years he 1 _ . spent a great amount of time ' F ' writing and painting and was the - recipient of the Nobel Peace l ..,4~ the penpie who Prize. She closed with the poem, _ _ take time t Ji " ___ "Wh W A P " mak . TCV 0 1m, y ear oppy . "winch: 522319553 seldom get the i'dlic,vedideel bi; Mrs. John The September 1 meetin ill Elmwood Women's Institute Mrs. Maude Morell sang l '7'" projects in whiLcliogtzumn of entitled "God's all}? TE" beheld in thelibrary hall £13,113 The November meeting of the several solos. Mrs. Falkingham , participated. ey have Klages conducted a hens); 'fel/g preceedingsthe meeting Elnawood Viognen's "Tutu"? was conducted a November contest l .9 James He in ' Contest which was worth Mr 5 Pm. hel at the i rary hal with Mrs. which was won by Mrs. [ several hunger?" U'pld'VEd 1izey, "Aunt Jem'lma'ss' The meeting Closed with the Blanche Falkingham presiding. Procknow and Mrs. Ivan Fidler. _ % .SaXOPl'mne which were '32-th5; bert,' 'and "The Old Quilting [ttin; Grace was sung and The meeting opened with the Mrs. Minnie Turner read the I): all Several JI'let Jachs were read by Mrs. Wm. was served. Ode and Mary Stewart Collect. poem, "In Flanders Fields' , I wi-i,',',.',',?,',,?,?,'," Errors" and the ','vsiesty/2t,i,rr1,e,ae, was Mrs. Marie Mauer chose Psalm written by John McCrae. Mrs. 3 / 'athering Eggs with C' ncle continue??? najne contest 24 for the scripture, followed by Georgina Fizell and Mrs, _ ' l rs. ackson. the Lord's Prayer repeated in Blanche Falkingham were the