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PHILIPSVILLE W. l. The Philipsville W.I. held their April meeting at the home of Thelma Stevens. The meeting opened with the Ode and Mary Stewart Collect. Roll call was a familiar slogan. The minutes were read and approved. Mary Sutcliffe gave a reading on New Beginnings. This being the business meeting, all positions were declared open, and the following is the slate of new of- ficers: Past pres. â€" Mrs. Faye Jansen; president, Mrs. Marion Stone; lst vice- pres., Mrs. Mary Sutcliffe; 2nd vice- pres., Mrs. Edith Myers; Secretary/ treasurer â€" Thelma Stevens; Asst. sec./treas. Mrs. Faye Jansen; Public relations, Mrs. Mary Sutcliffe; Dist. director, Mrs. Faye Jansen; Alternate dist. Director, Mrs. Clara Hallett; Curator, Mrs. Mabel Davison; Resolu- tions, Mrs. Mavis Bowers; Auditors, Mrs. Leorene Hayes, Mrs. Doris Barclay. Convenors for Standing Committees: Agriculture and Canadian Industries, Leorene Hayes; Citizenship and World Affairs, Clara Hallett; Education and Cultural Activities, Marjorie McCann; Family and Consumer Affairs, Faye Jansen; Pianist, Mabel Davison;‘ Courtesy Committee, Buelah Mattice. All new members were sworn in for the coming year. Singing of the Royal Anthem closed this part of the meeting. Lunch was served. Marion Stone had the marked tea cup. Next meeting will be May 7th at l p.m. in the hall. Everyone is to have ma- terial for program planning, and we hope some will have new ideas. The programs are to be ready for printing before the next meeting. H.E.(Ennis) JAMES 25 Years Experience BUILDERS REG'D Portland 272- 2461 New Homes Cottages: designed to suit your lot Trusses Ready Hung Doors Licensed Septic Installations General Repairs ‘Ground Work, etc. Free Estimates & Advice Additions Whitnsey’ General Store 387-3300 Sunday Noon to 5 Hwy 15 Morton Monday to Saturday 9 to 9 SAVE 2O ON ALL ONION SETTS DUTCH SETTS.......63¢ LB SPANISH SETTS.....71¢ LB MULTIPLIERS.......99¢ LB COMING NEXT WEEK - NEW BULK COOKIES INCLUDING ‘MAPLE LEAF, NEW TRAIL MIXES. Bulk foods will saveyou money "H th and Heritage" -â€" history of Chaffey s Lock mdama ON LAUREL'S BOOK read it in the kitchen; read it in the van; read some to my mother; read some to my man. H>4HH I read some on the way to town; I read outside the store; I couldn't wait til I got home, S Y o i could read seme more. I read some in the stable; I read some on the porch; I even read a page or two, ihile driving in to church. I read it in the bathtub; I read it on the stoop: I read some in the toilet, Trying to have a - nice warn shower. I read about the Flemings; I read about the dock; I read about the paymastere, Shore dinners and the lock. I read about the Simmons; And about the family Sly; I read about the Alfords, And about old Colonel By. I read some by Jack and Laurel; I read some by Thea Dodge; I read about the cabins, . The tourists and the lodge. Renovations I read about the Rideau; I read about the guides; I read about Don Franklin, Trapping beaver for their hides. read it in the daytime; read it in the night; read it with a lantern; read some by candlelight. HHHH I read til I was tired; Until my eyes were sore; I dabbed them with cold water, And then I read some more. e I read it slowly word by word; I read it through and through. Boy, I can hardly wait until, I get to chapter two........ Peggy King ,-