An invitation was sent to attend the installation of Chancellor of P.E.I. Catherine Callbeck. 
     
     Fairley Yeo will be able to attend. Minutes were read and approved. Very favourable comments 
     
     were expressed by members and friends of the 90th anniversary celebration. Thank you notes 
     
     were sent to all the entertainers and volunteers: Marinatha singing group, Corinne Strum, Carol 
     
     Morgan, Larry Yeo, Kathleen Poirier, Margaret Sweet for table cloths and printing the history 
     
     programs. The four girls (granddaughters of members) were very professional and given $20 
     
     each. Agriculture convener Fairley Yeo reported of how well wheat and barley turned out that 
     
     hot dry summer, but potatoes didn’t do so well. Betty Sweet also reported sending a thank you 
     
     note and $10 to Wayne Arsenault for cutting around posts and painting them. Everything looks 
     
     really nice, she said. She also thanked guest speakers, national president Marie Kenny and 
     
     Antoinette Perry, Lieutenant Governor. The K WI was asked to provide lunch for the 45 
     
     participants of the bicycle tour Tip-to-Tip the Island on Saturday, October 6". Notes and News 
     
     was distributed to members. Branch membership forms and conveners’ programs will be sent to 
     
     headquarters before November 10. Helen Herring scholarship application was also part of 
     
     correspondence. Eight members paid dues amounting to $80. Meeting adjourned and Susan 
     
    
   
   
    
     Smallman was hostess for the afternoon. 
     
    
   
   
    
     The October regular meeting was held at the community centre. Barb Sweet presented the 
     
     treasurers report. Betty Sweet resided as president in the absence of president Fairley Yeo. She 
     
     read a Thanksgiving poem. Verna Smallman conducted the program on freezer tips with a quiz 
     
     and Wanda Adams presented the devotion about skates, soap and spuds. Joan Smallman reported 
     
     that two Christmas plaques were donated to KWI by Lois Smallman. Fairley Yeo received 
     
     honours for being voted Volunteer of the Year 2018. Wanda Adams said containers for dropping 
     
     off items for New To You shop are not panning out. Some clothing has been damaged by water. 
     
     Correspondence included a letter from national president, Marie Kenny encouraging members to 
     
     write about community builders. She plans to compile an interesting book. Three members will 
     
     try to contribute to her book, namely Fairley Yeo, Betty Sweet and Orell Smallman. Betty Sweet 
     
     reported that Catherine Callbeck was the ninth Chancellor of UPEI, the second woman to be 
     
     elected to the legislative assembly, first female for minister of health and social services, and 
     
     first woman elected as premier in Canada. Members extended thanks to Orell Smallman and 
     
     Barb Sweet for all their hard work over the year, and Verna Smallman thanked her secret pal for 
     
    
   
   
    
     the beautiful bouquet of flowers for her birthday in June. Plans were made for the members to 
     
    
   
   
    
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