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8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, April 20,1983 Section Two Maple Grove W.L Maple Grove W. I. met in the C. Ç. Hall on April 11th at 8 p.m. with Mrs. W. Brown 1st Vice-Pres. in charge of the following business. The meeting opened with the singing of the Ode and the repeating of the Lord's Prayer in unison. The Roll Call was 1. Pay your fees. 2. Name a country belonging to A-C W.W. and tell something about the country. "Good Neighbors" report was given by Mrs. H. Cryderman. Mrs. H. Prescott and Mrs. Wm. Smit will be in charge of the 25th Anniversary Dinner for Mr. and Mrs. A. Noordstra on April 30th. Mrs. E. Burke and Mrs. Wm. Polak will be in charge of a retired Teachers Dinner on June 2nd. We will make sandwiches, cookies and squares for a wedding June 25th. 4H Achievement Day for the course 'Looking great, feeling great' will be held at Enniskillen Enniskillen Public School on April 22nd at 7:30 p.m. The following business for the Annual Meeting was as follows: Minutes of last Annual Meeting followed by the Financial Statement showing showing a year end balance of $324.82. . . Mrs. H. Prescott gave the Sect-Treas. report. Auditors, Mrs. S. Morton; Agriculture and Canadian Industries - Andy Batelaan 623-2375 COMPUTER SERVICES Programming Accounting Personal Income Tax Loan Repayment Schedules Maple Grove Rd. N. R.R. 6. Bowmanville, Ont. Mrs. S. Doyle, Citizenship and World Affairs - Mrs. A. Noordstra, Noordstra, Family and Consumer Affairs - Mrs. E. Burke, Education and Cultural Activities Activities - Mrs. W. Smit; Membership Membership - Mrs. E. Wihlidal; Curator - Mrs. S. Morton; Resolutions - Mrs. H. Prescott; Prescott; Press - Mrs. W. Brown; Public Relations - Mrs. A. Vandergaast. All Convenors moved the adoption of their reports which was seconded by Mrs. Wm. Laird. Mrs. H. Bradley, Provincial Board Member was in charge of the Election of Officers as follows for 1983-84: Past President President - Mrs. G. Moffatt; Pres. - Mrs. W. Brown; 1st Vice-Pres. - Mrs. R. Metcalf; 2nd Vice- Pres. - Mrs. H. Bradley; Sect. Treas, - Mrs. S. Found; Asst. Sect. - Mrs. H. Prescott; District District - Director - Mrs, G. Moffatt; Moffatt; Alternate District Director Director - Mrs. H. Cryderman; Branch Directors - Mrs. T. Kelsey, Mrs. E. Wihlidal, Mrs. R, Bubar; Public Relations - Mrs. A. Vandergaast; Pianist - Mrs. W. Laird; Auditors - Mrs. T. Eeuwes, Mrs. E. Foley; Good Nieghbours - Mrs. H. Cryderman, Mrs. C. Swallow, Mrs. E. Foley; Calling All Cooks! On Wednesday, June 8th the (Eanadmti Statesman and the îfrwtaatk 3nbepcnbent will be publishing a Joannas' Group at St, John's Hosts Successful Spring Fashion Show Ï4 11 The St. John's Joannas Group sponsored a fashion show in the basement auditorium of the St. John's Anglican Church on Monday night, April 11th and the show attracted a full house. "Step Into Spring" was the theme for the evening. The four models who took part in the event are shown here with Beatrice Blake, president of the Joannas. Membership - Mrs. Wm. Polah, Mrs. H. Eeuwes, Mrs. S. Jeffery, Mrs. J, Rekker; Curator - Mrs. S. Morton, Mrs. W. Laird; Resolutions - Mrs. R. Metcalf, Mrs. W. Brown; Press Reporter - Mrs. W. Brown. Standing Committee Convenors Convenors - Agriculture and Canadian Industries - Mrs. H. Prescott; Citizenship and World Affairs - Mrs. A. Noordstra; Noordstra; Family and Consumer Affairs - Mrs. E. Burke; Education and Cultural Activities Activities - Mrs. W. Smit. Mrs. H. Prescott was Sect, for the Elections and it was agreed to have plurality and a standing vote. Mrs. S. Doyle reported for the Nominating Committee. Mrs. H. Bradley read the Installation Installation Ceremony for the Officers after the Election. Mrs. A. Noordstra, Convenor for World Affairs was in charge of the following program. program. Mrs. E. Wihlidal gave the Consumer Report on 'Stress'. The Motto 'The origin and uses of 'Pennies for Friendship' Friendship' was commented on by Mrs, H. Bradley. She said the idea of 'Pennies for Friendship' was begun in 1939. Pennies or coins of all kinds finance 75 percent of the work of Associated Country Women of the World. A.C.W.W.speak and work for the benefit of all the member countries of which there are 65 Countries. The Country Women, an A.C.W.W. magazine is published published four times a year, and the money from these sales amounted to $200,000 last year. 'Pennies for Friendship' imrpove living standards and help families of many countries countries within A.C.W.W. From left are: Mrs. Blake, Faye Snider, Debbie Drown, Isabelle Elliott, and Sandy Yates. Fashion Consultant Dianne Kroes was the commentator for the program and Evelyn Marchant provided musical accompaniment. Florence Lake was head of the committee which arranged the show. Isabelle Elliott models a spring suit from the collection viewed Monday evening at the Joannas Group's fashion show at the St. John's Anglican Church. Fashion Consultant Dianne Kroes shows model Faye Snider how to correctly wear a scarf. A skit on 'Preparing a W. I. Program' was given by Mrs. . Wihlidal, Mrs. A. Vander-. gaast and Mrs. A. Noordstra. Mrs. H. Bradley was in charge of a 'Silent Auction' which realized $30.85 for our treasury. treasury. Meeting closed with the repeating of the Collect and the singing of O Canada. During the social hour each convenor drew names for her group for the following year and each group will plan their meetings in the next two weeks. A Branch Executive Meeting Meeting will be held at Mrs. A. Vandergaast's on April 27th at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. A. Noordstra and her group served fruit loaves and cheese, tea and coffee during the social hour. Sandy Yates takes her turn on stage at the: fashion show. The Canadian Statesman will be publishing a special edition to honor Bowmanville's !, Wednesday, May 18th, 1983 This edition will feature many interesting articles and photographs of Bowmanville and area, past and present. If your company or organization would like to place an advertisement and accompanying story in this edition, please call: Display Advertising 623-3303