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-theHERALD- TIIE HERALD Wednesday June 1991 Community News Womens Institute annual dinner By KAY WILSON Women s Institute had their annual dinner out for the June meeting Sixteen members and two visitors enjoying eating at Mount Vesuvio Restaurant Bramp ton Following dinner members met at the home of Eleanor Hyatt Pres Jean May presided and following the opening exercises called on Mae Brander to in the program Mae introduced her eight year old granddaughter Ashley Brander who played three short piano solos When the Saints Mary Anne and Serenade Mae then introduced year old Kelly Little from the Region of York who is the Ontario Dairy Princess Kelly won her title at the last August when she competed with County and District Dairy Kelly is the daughter of Barry and Little Kelly has a twin sister Kim and brother Chris 19 Kelly family milk 50 registered Jersey s on a 200acre operation near Markham Kelly is a granddaughter of Allan and Jean Harrop formerly of 2 now residing at Brampton Kelly just returned from a three week to England and Ireland where she attended the Royal Dairy Show and was elated to meet Prince Charles and speak for a few minutes that made the highlight of her trip Kelly is employed by the Ont Milk Marketing Board for one year and speaks to schools and at community events throughout the province for the dairy in dustry Kelly demonstrated and Rotary welcomes female The Rotary Club of Georgetown opened its doors to authorteacher Jo their first female member June 3 I totally for it says tor and President Elect Barry Timlek regarding in To keep any social club going you need new blood Jo Phemx a Milton resident has taught every grade from one to in England and Canada as as in service courses for the Ministry of Education and the Faculties of Education of the University of Toronto and York University Now a freelance writer Ms Phenix has written many books on education including sions the K 7 LanguageArts pro gram from Holt and Winston and Teaching Writing The Nuts and Bolts of Running a Day to Day Writing Program Pembroke Publishers Georgetown Rotary Club dent Ian Walker says he is very supportive of the induction of Jo and that having women members will bring the club into the 1990 Women tend to be well organized and have a stick type attitude which will be very important to our club states Mr Walker I m very happy says Ms Phenix who sees more women becoming members of the Rotary Club in the near future I don think of myself as the first woman in the club I think of myself as a Ms Phenix the spouse of Rotary Club member Neville Worsnop who has been in the restaurant and hospitality business for 15 years President Ian Walker read the induction ceremony and presented Ms Phenix with the Rotary lub Guidelines books and lapel pin served Super Nachos a singer food as well as Milk Shake with three milk pro ducts cup raspberry large scoop raspberry sherbet Combine all ingredients in blender blend till smooth and serve Mae thanks both Ashley and Kelly and presented a trophy to Ashley and a handmade cloth clock centred with Canada Geese In the business meeting that followed arrangements were made to attend the Agricultural Museum at Milton and the Quilt Festival in August 25th wedding anniversary Congratulations to John and Joyce on their 25th wed ding anniversary Jean and Ron McLean enter tamed for them on June to a buffet supper Attending were several members of the wedding party and the officiating clergy along with relatives and friends A pot luck lunch followed the morning service to United Church on June Clark Lyons called on Rev Walter Beecham who is leaving our church at the end of June to fill in at Clark thanked Walter on behalf of the congrega and presented him with a pair of white resin lounge chairs A second presentation of a pair of coffee mugs was presented by Sunday School pupils David and Lesley Anne Robinson to Walter Walter responded and thanked all for the precious time spent in the charge Ontario 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