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The business meeting was page 9 PHILIPsVILLE WOMEN"S INSTITUTE BEVERLY SENIOR CITIZENS CLUB On Oct. 11th the Philipsville W.I. held their meeting the form Of a family night meeting. The meeting opened with the Ode and Mary Stewart Collect. The only business dealt with was the November meeting will be held on Nov. lst and not the 9th. It will be held in the hall at 1:30 p.m. ‘This being family night, each member bought a prize for bingo. A penny auction was held with Mrs. Hayes as auctioneer. A good sum was raised. The Women's Institute is holding euchres every Wednesday night except Halloween night. DELTA WOMEN'S INSTITUTE The first session of the Delta W.I. after the summer recess was held at the home of Mrs. Eva Dougall with Mrs. Talbot as co-hostess on Sept. 18th. Nine members were present and answered roll call with accounts of interesting places they had visited this summer. The main ones were the trip to the Erland Leed Home and to Niagara Falls, a trip to Washington and a cruise of the Rideau Lakes. The motto on the subject of fear, a force which can only be controlled when understood, was discussed. Mrs. Mar- jorie Russell, convenor of Family & Consumer Affairs, read a paper con- cerning fear and its meaning, and how to deal with it. The regular monthly bus trip to Brock- ville was postponed until Friday, the 28th because of other engagements. The meeting closed with the National Anthem and refreshments. The surprise package was won by Mrs. Leora Raison. Mrs. Marjorie Russell moved that a hearty vote of thanks be given to the hostesses. The regular monthly meeting of the Beverly Senior Citizens Club was held in the Legion Hall on Friday 19th with the pres- ident Mrs. Talbot presiding. The meeting was Opened by sing- ing the National Anthem and a memorial service for Mr. Freeman was observed by a minâ€" utes silence and suitable verses read by Vera Sheridan. The Roll Call was answered by twenty members and the readâ€" ing of the minutes and finan- cial statement was given by the Secretaryâ€"Treasurer Diane Kirbyo The date for the Chris- tmas meeting and dinner catered by the Legion Auxiliary to be on December 14th and the Christmas bus trip to Kingston the first Thursday in December hopefully. A memorial wreath is to be placed at the Cenotaph on November 11th and the bowlers will journey to Elgin Monday afternoons. Arrangements were made for a sale of tickets for a draw on an embroidered framed picture and the November meeting will take the form of a pot-luck luncheon and a sale of crafts on November 16th. Mrs. Bryan gave a detailed report of the Clubs visit to the Newboro Branch recently when eighteen members attended and thoroughly enjoyed the evening and entertainment provided for them. The trip Committee were instructed to secure information regarding further bus trips and report at the November meeting. mom 0N INTRODUCING BALDER SON CHEESE NOW - BEFORE YOU BUY. TASTE AND COMPARE BALDERsou, FORFAR é PLUM Houow- PICK THE BEST or EACH concluded by singing the Royal Anthem and bingo was enjoyed as well as other games. Lunch was served by the committee in charge and a very enjoyable afternoon proclaimed by all present° CHAFFEY'S LOCK Rare opportunity to buy a permanent residence in this beautiful resort hamlet in the Rideau System. This brick veneer bungalow is built on a 1 acre lot with 170 ft. fronting on Opinicon Lake. 5 bdrms, 2 kitchens, 2% bathrms, 2 fireplaces - screened- in porch, garage. Priced at $64,900. HANDY MAN'S CHALLENGE Old 2 storey house with 10 rooms, nice staircase. Post & beam construction, stucco clad. Needs complete renovation.‘ Situated on 25 acres of rough pasture with 1g000 feet fronting on paved road about 1 mile from Portland. Asking 322.500. NOW IS THE TIME! Buy this 12' X 60' mobile home. Excellent condition. 2 bedrooms, 4 piece bath, spacious livingroom and kitchen. Oil furnace, stove & fridge included. Can easily be moved to the site ypu prefer. Priced at $9,500. For more information on these and other properties, contact JIM VAN- DERSCHUIT. Rep. for FRANK PERRIN REAL ESTATE LTD., REALTOR. PORTLAND 272-2291 or 272-2701 BK‘NG' THIS cooPohl W AND RECENE ON “NV ORDER OF BALDEESM CHEESE. LIM/r ONE PEI? mama: Mix. In 1.3 . '. ‘p