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a a Sy Waubaushene WI entertains Coulson at garden party by Charlotte Gerdes On Wednesday ternoon, June 15, the Waubaushene Women's Institute entertained the Coulson W.I. and the Friday afternoon Euchre Party ladies with a garden party at the home af- of Mrs. Marianne Carroll. Thirty-nine women at- tended. The meeting was opened with the W.I. members repeating the Institute Ode and Creed. The President Charlotte Gerdes welcomed the visitors and a_ special welcome was extended to Mrs. Jean _ Beaton, District President of the W.I. who is also a member of Coulson W.I. The minutes were read and approved. A letter from P. Jane Sills, Home Economist for North Simcoe, was read. There are to be two training schools in the fall. A two day session will be held in Midland on August 24 and 25. We will be notified of the place later. This is to Soloists perform at special Eady United anniversary service by E. Lorraine Orr An afternoon of fun and frolic was enjoyed by the many people attending the 2nd annual Family Picnic at Coldwater Canadiana. Laughter rang out as the ladies endeavoured to kick their shoe the fur- thest and also try for distance with a rolling pin. There were games for the children, as well as a puppet show, presented by the children of the Coldwater Players under the direction of Mrs. Jean Campbell. Picnickers were en- tertained by a gymnastics group from Coldwater Public School and by wandering minstrel, Rebecca Hass who sang familiar songs while accompanying herself on the guitar. An extra attraction was a donkey called "Pauncho". His owners Betty and Marie Gadon of Severn Falls took the children at the picnic, for rides on Pauncho around the grounds of Canadiana. Betty also had four baby snowshoe rabbits which she fed _ by eyedropper, to the delight of the children. Eady United Church celebrated it's 89th an- niversary on Sunday, June 12. Special soloists were Irene and Jack Green- wood. Following the service a luncheon was provided by the Eady ladies. From the youngest to the eldest, all the piano pupils from the studio of Mrs. Shirley Eplett gave a grand performance at the annual recital last Thursday Evening. Adding to the enjoyable musical evening were the "Carousels'"' a group of teenage girl singers also under Mrs. Eplett's direction. The United Church in Coldwater was adorned with numerous b The text word "Gave"' was the answer to the Roll Call by six members and two visitors. The study, '"'The woman who gave her mite" was conducted by the President Miss Kathleen Galbraith with the members' reading passages of Septic Corr Chaplin. Classroom parties were the main attraction on the final day of school. Parents are reminded to pick up their children's report cards: on Monday, June 27. If you have an objection to the Village's zoning by- law, you may voice your luded a letter cont ia African missionary Miss Quick and a letter of appreciation from Mrs. Lowey and the Sweet Swingers of Isreal of the Jewish Mission in Toronto, thanking the Auxiliary for the op- portunity to participate in the Spring Thanks of- fering service. The students of Cold- water Public School's grade eight class were freated to an afternoon of swimming last Thursday at Wasaga Beach. At the same time the other grades enjoyed the antics of silent film stars W.C. Fields and __ Charlie is to council on Thursday, May 23 at 8:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers. This will be the last opportunity to discuss your problems before the By-Law is submitted for O.M.B. approval. The Eady Sunday School annual picnic will be held Sunday June 26th at the Coldwater Fair Grounds. A pot luck luncheon will begin at 1:00 p.m. with a short worship- service following. 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Plans for a Tea and Bake Sale were made for the Civic Holiday weekend July 30. Plans for cleaning up the W.I. Hall were also made. Mrs. Gerdes gave her report of the District Annual held at War- minister May 19. She played her cassette recording of the children's choir from Warminister Public School and Rueben Alexandra's who played on his oil drum during the entertainment time that jay. The motto for June was cuts, perms, Sets, [ BEAUTIFUL Se everytime! c, | ee Call Dianne Handy at 322-3091 DIANNES HAIRSTYLING in the back lane, Elmvale, Ont. No appointment necessary. - 'He who works with nature works with God.' The Roll Call was an- swered with the presentation of card and party prizes and collection of pennies for friendship. Mrs. Beaton said she was happy to attend as a member and not in an official capacity. She has been very busy in her 2 years attending meetings anid giving talks. She was gliad to sit back and relax for a change. She remarked on the District Report, that it was very well presented, precise and consecutive as were thie articles in the local newspapers. The meeting was brought to a close with the Sister Dora' Prayer followed with the Institute Grace, The members had fun playing games, and visiting one another renewing old acquain- tances and making new friends Mrs. Leona Brown won the door prize. An ex- ceptionally beautiful lunch was served. Even the tent caterpillars enjoyed visiting with us as most of the ladies are quite accustomed to them now. famous lubricants Havoline, Texaco TDH equipment working. where you want them. Name Addre&s ELMVALE Rando, and Marfak AP to keep your equipment moving. And he has the know-how to keep your Call him today. Your Texaco man: there's no limit to how far he'll ge to help you. Your Texaco man. He has world: like Ursa, Your Texaco man. 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