residences in the community. With help from Shirlene O’Brien, they created a Facebook page 
     
     and a website to be a historical resource for the community. Also, a CD of the 600 photos will be 
     
    
   
   
    
     sold to the public at $10 each. It was a very successful tea indeed. 
     
    
   
   
    
     In September before the new slate of officers was brought in, it was moved by Fairley Yeo and 
     
     seconded by Susan Smallman to give each of the five young ladies who help serve at the tea 
     
     party $20. Also, a sum of money was discussed to give to Shirlene O’Brien for the rent of her 
     
     equipment and overtime. And a thank you for all who contributed to the success of the 1864 Tea 
     
     Party will put in the West Prince Graphic and Journal-Pioneer newspapers. For the first time 
     
     ever, the Community Centre had been used in the summer months by the West Prince Arts 
     
     Council and items were for sale to the public. Hospital committee member Wanda Adams 
     
     reported that Alberton Hospital will have new X-ray machine installed before O’Leary Hospital. 
     
     She also reported that recently the New to You had taken in the most money for one day, $400. 
     
     The new slate of officers was brought in by Wanda Adams and Harriet MacNeill; President- 
     
     Orell Smallman; vice president - Fairley Yeo; secretary - Betty Sweet; and treasurer - Barbara 
     
    
   
   
    
     Sweet. The meeting ended with singing of the /sland Hymn and WI Grace. 
     
    
   
   
    
     The October 14 regular meeting of the K WI was held at the community centre. Roll call was 
     
     answered by six members with items for a grab bag. Barbara Sweet was, once again, hard at 
     
     work with the potato harvest so there was no treasurer’s report. Under new business, there was a 
     
     discussion on a WI cooking contest for students. A discussion regarding the fifth wall panel will 
     
     take place when more members are in attendance at the next meeting. It was decided that from 
     
     then on, Sunshine boxes will be packed for a member in the hospital. The thank you which was 
     
    
   
   
    
     put in the paper was read and to close the meeting, members gave their reason for being thankful. 
     
    
   
   
    
     In November, the regular meeting was held at the home of Susan and Garth Smallman. Eleven 
     
     members answered roll call with an item for the Caring Cupboard. Minutes of the previous 
     
     meeting were read and approved. Barbara Sweet gave a detailed report of income and expenses 
     
     for 2014, a project which took a lot of extra work. The members were most thankful to Barbara 
     
     for all her hard work and expertise. Barbara moved the adoption of her report and the motion was 
     
     seconded by Harriet MacNeill. Correspondence was a thank you note from Wanda Adams for 
     
     her sunshine box and another from Margaret Anne Woodside, thanking members for a successful 
     
    
   
   
    
     completion of the 2014 project. 
     
    
   
   
    
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