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Greenwood, convener of Citi- sucpess n wnnd o namef zenishîpl and Educaitioni. The roll cali Muccsýýiiiýviiiiii, 'igo Highne or was_ "Mýy 1most vividrelecin f thei iniii nd or Oono Public School das"ý The iiottowâ - ~cool "Makin's reatest neerd is the need- hseon th1e team- are as foillows: to learn." Mrs. Greenwood gave -an ForwaVýrds - Carol H aniicocek, S5ue eýXceptional'> ýnteres;ting palpcr on Fosýter, Gail Cooper, Norab Wood, ýeducation andi mrentiorned the an MaLdelon Allen. new schoolls nreeded te keep pace with. Gairds - Carole Grant, Jane EKnox, grow\,Ing population whichi pu t S «I Marlene Grahain, Janet Streefker-K, strailn0on finan'ciatl rsuc but HIeleni Hancock, Doreen Alldred. l1eaingi cani flot be postponed. It was ______stated that macih wais learnecd after aool through hbooks, magazinesÏ radlio and T V. etc. The recent spell- KENDAL. Wom - icote sts, have reviv ed more inter- e stp jcliJng-, which is inecessary The mneeting of01 the I<endal oi accomiplishmnent foi. us ail. Mrsý.- enWs Inistitute, was held et the homiie Grýeen-wood read, an accounit of the re- of Mrm. Wmi Mercer YIi the eveing --cent spelling contests and sug--gestedL of April l8th. Mrs. N. -Kennedy op- the W.I. lhold a spelling contest. for ened the me)(eting, and iljoinedi in our- thiee, local sehools singing "O0 aaa and the institte Mrs. Stapleton read a plea for ed OdIe. Mrs Kennedy then callIed o greeting cards, Christimas, _Birthday, 'mi-S. iIowýard Quanripll, piresident of Valentine etc., te be sent to our Cey- vlzbehille W.LJ ho conducted ion andi India Missions. the, instauitie, rip-o officers for the 2Mrs. Wm Mà1ercer held a memory current -year which enrcluded with 'test of kitchen articles. Mrs. Staple- the 'Mary Stewart Collect. The iiewitoni and Ms Couroux were the win- president, Mrs Eddie Couroux,. then niersý took cag of thfe nmeeting. The Mrs. Hatcher Foster gavea - mninutes were rend and approvedi andi vitation to holdi the next meeting, the financial report of thre year givenr. M-oy 9th, at hecr home. IA note of appreciation w-as realdi from1 It -was stated that the District 'Ex.- the fnmiily of the late Mrs. Mrae ctv meeting is' beinig heldi in Bow-. Mcobtrsfer kindniess --d sy- mnvl on May 8th. pathy durinig their recent berealve- iiostesseýs were Mrs. M Luxon, mient. It was menitionied that Mrs.ý (Continued in page.5) o QRONO FISH' AND HUNTif CLUB,~ n NO F îA 17t Draw F rFýr ing 1ackle 1 o H Tt HI1SE BOWUA, ILLE - ONTARIO ThIsday, F ay, Saturday A 'l2 -2 cr 4