Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), June 3, 1970, page 9

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69th annual meeting for Wls has election reports contests Acton Free Press Wednesday Juno 3 1 told onto that to attract a all you have to do n make a noise like a crimped oat perhaps I could have discouraged their company if I could have made a noise like a saddle blanket but hey stuck lo me like large buns Fortunately for me we met the geese on tlic road going across the creek The five adults were herding lite five goslings along and woe to anything that came within biting distance The this I experience and left to pass them in a rush Poor Daisypony was the last to go by and a goose latched onto her tail and held on for a good hissing through clenched hill flapping wings and trying to Dai bo I torn By Wendy Thomson I never should have opened the front door so soon after biting the freezer lid In the freezer had found one bag of onions one head of lettuce and two rolls of toilet paper froen by mistake of course in the bottom of a box I had thought contained nothing but bread I was still muttering Stupid idiot to myself when I wont to let the cat out As soon as the door was open a great breeze smelling strongly of Balm of and Chokctlicrry blossom rushed in and in the trees themselves four Baltimore Orioles splashed the green After a brief mc consultation with myself we friendly as we walked down to decided I should take advantage of not having any youngsters home and go for a solitary walk Solitary walk It turned out to be anything but As soon as 1 opened the back door there was a stampede The hounds Kip and Sue were out first Sue bounced and twisted with excitement her old pappy just plodded along but with a gleam his Following them were the cats Five started out but the number gradually diminished as they became disgusted at Sues antics She would dash straight at them with huge bounds her ears inches from tip to tip flapping up and down so hard that she looked about to take off The cats bristled stood their ground and wouldnt chicken out Sue had to swerve and it was usually into catching mc just behind the knees Rip had long since left as Sue diving under him and biting his elbows She paid no mind to the fact that altho it was great fun when she was small now when shes almost as tall as he her shortcuts under him arc more than a little annoying As soon as Rip regained his composure and his feet he loped off into the swamp Finally only one cat remained Since she was in a family way bawled Sue out and told her to behave or be sent home She looked properly penitent and walked nicely till she turned a bend the path heard the thud of big feci then When I rounded the corner she was sitting quietly with a perplexed look on her face Then 1 notice that that the jet black dog had acquired a fluffy orange tail Prying her rear up found looking a little dazed and very indignant and thought of the joke about the man who had the tiger by the tail who hang on and let go That was Sues predicament too As soon as Mouser had room to coil she exploded from under the pup then they both headed off in different directions leaving me alone By then I had come to the pasture Ifld had any intentions of working with the horses there wouldnt have been one sight But when I wanted to be by myself all six were lining the fence trying to tell mc it was oat time and jostling to get in the best position They know that when Im easing between the two strands of electric fencing with a bucket of oats in each hand Im fairly vulnerable If they work it right they can dump both pails before Im halfway through As it was 1 told them No oats so scram but theyd decided to play it frtendlv and kept pushing and The horses had barely disappeared the hill when three mallards hearing all the honking circled and dropped into the pasture This intrusion was loo much for Mania goose She started chasing lie ducks down the fence line with her entourage waddling behind I was alone again sort of Light swallows kept darting by skimming the mosquitoes the top of the clover then one found a fluff of goose down and flew up high with it When he let go the others dove at it as it slowly drifted down till one caught it and it up again Alter a while I rcahcd they wcrcnl really trying to catch it at first They just it seeing how close to the ground they could let it fall before snapping it up again I sat and watched till I heard the school bus When Cord arrived alter I tried to look apologetic about the dishes not being done lie just looked lovingly exasperated and said I know The wind was blowing so went and sal on the hill Its ha WI reviews objectives Mrs A Gates newlyelected president of Greenock Institute was in charge ol the May meeting held at the home of Mrs Mrs Gates opened the meeting by reading a poem Happiness followed by the opening Ode and Mar Stewart Collect Roll call was answered by the naming of a branch of the W I district Twelve members answered the roll and a new member was welcomed Alter minutes a note of thanks was read from the McDougall famdy thanking members for the blanket and clock sent when they lost all in a fire recently Reports were by the standing committees A paper collection is being made Plans were completed lor the district annual May at Delegates appointed to attend were Mrs G Wallace Mrs G Leslie and Mrs Gales All members were urged to attend Mrs A Gales told of her two days which she spent at the Officers Conference at Guclph in April and also her trip to the Adelaide home which the visitors were taken to by bus Mrs G Wallace was in charge of the program She had prepared a panel discussion on Institute procedure Taking part this with Mrs Wallace as were Miss I Mrs J Leslie and Mrs Sinclair Points discussed were How do rate yourself as an institute member Has the their original We should to develop the talents of our own members and rely less on outside speakers This falls in hue with ihc objective to discover stimulate and tram in leadership was also discussed The report at their annual meeting held last November in Toronto showed I in the province donated SI mote to other organizations than was given to their own I projects Mrs Wallace also gave a report on the formation of the which was held away back in February I91v Mrs A Murphy was its first president Film show on Edward Island Mrs Wallace commented A contest on the crests or emblems ot the provinces was won by Mrs R Sinclair The annual meeting of District WI was held in United Church on Wednesday May with the theme in the Branch Is Where the Is 130 attending Following one oclock registration Ashgrovc Indies as a choir led it the W I Ode and sang their own W I song written by Mrs Wilbert Cleave and to music by Mrs Lloyd Davison Mrs Percy Cox president of the hostess branch welcomed those attending In her financial report Mrs Alexander used large to Ladies Aid show county receipts during the year of 302009 the Dr Ltlwl Chapman Fund receipts amounting to SI 416 and oilier points Mrs John Bird retiring president sharing chair duties during the afternoon with Mis George Henderson summed up her year advising nil to spiead sunshine and be neighborly flic- I Ihel Chapman Day and Fund were among her efforts of meeting The Ladies Aid of Knox Presbyterian Church met in the School Room on Tuesday afternoon May Mrs Mclniyre opened the meeting with a poem One Step More The hymn Softly and Tenderly Jesus Calling was sung and the president led in The secretary read the minutes of lite last meeting and the rcporl was given Arte the Mrs Hansen read the Scripture Corinthians Chapter and Mrs Maclherson led in prayer Mrs Mainpnc gave a reading which everyone enjoyed then Mrs M led Lontesl The meeting closed by reading the hymn Oh Let Me Walk Willi and repeating the Lords Prayer A social halthour was enjoyed over a cup worthwhile Report committees were received from all 17 branches in all departments Mrs I rank Brown public relations officer presiding One well prepared resolution regarding manufacture of quality envelopes to ensure more privacy correspondence was presented by Dublin hut lost in a vole by delegates Sharon Hume and Middlehrook had tied tor the I bursary so award equally divided I report stated Hie membership fee was a benefit Mrs belts Public Retail staled thai it is i make the public inh our deeds we an Although many us are in the Golden Age we should slill work lor the future our I said Mis Brown Miss Margiret reported for he branch j Norval the only Junior I port ol safety s report to By known the inty and ha Home staled there were IS clubs last year average memberships I I SLIDt WINNERS at the annual Halton Womens Institute meeting pose with their prize money Left to are Mrs C Brown Scotch Block first for her photo of Boston Church 102 years old Mrs Brown second for her fall scene and Mrs Wilson Georgetown third for her orchard photo The prize money was by Eddie Blacks Camera Shop in Toronto Stall Photo Sponsor children go to camp understanding husband shopping I slopped to look at some ripe that were on sale and I knew what had happened the store manager had come up with a box said A really good Let help you loaded up about SO bananas and scut mc trundling on my way That week we had bananas sliced bananas banana cake banana bread banana cookies etc This was the best recipe BANANA III LOAI ream cup cup sugar Add beaten and medium mashed Heat uctl flour Up W Add sugar mixture Add cup each and cherries If too add milk Hake one hour in a loaf pan J Ml Acton Public Library with members present on May Acton children will he sponsoicd by the Auxiliary to spend several weeks ai Camp in Northern Mrs and Mr and Mrs J attended the general meeting and reported on two films saw on retardation lenders are being received lor the new workshop whnli he completed the fall Then was Open House it workshop ly and ihey hoped lor the usual The Sunshine School will be holding their June 12 when articles made by the pupils and their work will be shown The usual dance will be held October 1 Tickets lor the quilt will be on sale al the lair and drawn at the There will be mother fashion show on Ihursday October and Walker will be providing the ensembles It will be held at Ihe Little School auditorium Members hope it will be as as Ijit year Drive helpers supper if the meeting on will be held at the Library On Tuesday May i most pot luck slipper ivjs held in the Presbyterian church hall lor all captains canvassers and drivers who helped the Cancer Society Acton Branch reach over their goal tins year Among present two most interesting speakers Mrs Helen program convener tor Ontario Division who spoke about workshops and specifically the one she has headed in I Since the Acton Branch lie looking to beginning such a group many ideas lor were acquired ranging from types of loys or gilts tor children to types books and knitted lor the elderly cancer Mr Lambert the speaker an force man and now field secretary lor the Cancer Society spoke on the items funds are used tor research being the mam one Anne Notion and her arranged this very complimented the leaders She advised use the loan library and pamphlets available Mrs N Ackroyd and Mrs Clare Burt judged the baking competition winch was well as follows Jelly rolls lust Nelson baked by Mrs Campbell second hiked by Mrs Cramp Butler tarts first hiked by Mrs Marclunglon and Scotch Block baked by Mrs J Irving Mr ol Blacks Camera shop Toronto gave tips on picture taking and judged slides from each branch awarding to Mrs Brown for Boston Prcshylerian Church to Mrs I rank Brown for foliage on the Bruce Trail and Mrs Wilson for a Line apple orchard The remaining slides were shown by Mrs Cleave in the evening owners commenting each Program items included an amusing motto Public Relations convener Mrs John of a lovely solo Bless Ibis House by Acton NEW OFFICERS of the Womens Mrs Mansell Nollis Dublin first vice president elected annual mooting recently hold Mrs ox and or Georgetown Hillcrost Church Hornby Seated left to right secretary treasurer Mrs W Campbellvillo Mrs J Bird post president Mrs G Federation rep and Mrs D Bannister homo president Mrs C economist for Hufton and Pool Staff Photo provincial board director Bock row are Mis Long Do reading by Mrs Leo a piano solo Chapel by Mrs a vocal solo by hide Joan I and several original poems In wis handled by Mrs Wilson and Mrs Palmer by prayer Blest lie the he that Binds and siknt Mrs was Special speaker was provincial direcloi Mis Modal who brought greetings from the Board and complimented the county o splendid year ending that the governnien the ban Inn talent She upheld such Don he- should should hold a sluing line on drug use She kels thai tangible recognition should he given lor honors won in competition and Hilling at branch level is important Mrs isar United Natu included humor raging anniversary of and a I ihe- AC WW Winnipeg She her usual dec 11 a 111 lor flu to hi executive Dining the- altcrnoou It Milkiest provided welcome and at oclock served a plentiful plate rolls n for pre presided for l707l officers Past Mrs John Bird Henderson Mrs M Nelhs 2nd vptes Mrs I led Rep Mrs John Bird alternate Mrs George Henderson Pub Mrs rank Brown Set Mrs Alex meter Standing committee conveners Agr it Can hid Mrs J Van Sickle Lduc Mrs Jaimeson Home Icon Health Mis Don Smith Hist Reseirch and I vents Mrs Chester Re 1 Miss I of Rep Reg Mrs M Bursary Scholoislup Mrs Met- nay Mrs by Courtesies by Mrs A lor Limeliouse follow singing Canada conducted and encouraging annual meeting to a A lovely lunch v served JELLY ROLLS AND BUTTER TARTS were this jelly roll Mrs G Campbell Nelson first for jelly year specialty at the annual meeting of Halton roll and Mrs H Silverwood first for Women Institutes Prize winners left to right are butter tarts Following the meeting the baking was Mrs- J Irving Scotch Block second for buner sold to Institute members Staff Photo tarts Mrs S Cramp second for QUITTING BUSINESS Its the final windup of JACKSONS LADIES 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