and PA system will be completed by the end of the month. Small Halls was discussed as well as 
     
     plans for a meal for lunch. There will be a potato peeling contest at Potato Blossom Festival in 
     
     July. KWI members who were all farm girls at one time offered Barb Sweet, Orell Smallman and 
     
     Betty Sweet as a team to represent them. Tip-to-Tip bike ride was discussed. Hospital report 
     
     given by Betty Sweet, representative for the hospital auxiliary. Brook Smallman’s name was 
     
    
   
   
    
     drawn as the winner of the 2019 bursary. Meeting closed with members singing /sland Hymn. 
     
    
   
   
    
     The KWI held its September meeting at the Knutsford community centre followed by the annual 
     
     meeting. President Fairley Yeo opened the meeting by welcoming everyone and Joan Smallman 
     
     conducted the devotion titled Purr-ables from Heaven. Community cat named Pumpkin was a 
     
     very personable cat sitting with the ladies when they came to meetings. We can take a lesson 
     
     from Pumpkin, don’t stop meeting together for church and fellowship - it keeps the faith and 
     
     courage strong. They then shifted to the annual meeting with Fairley extending thanks to all 
     
     officers for the past year and faithful attendance by everyone. The annual minutes were read by 
     
     Verna Smallman, moved by Joan Smallman, and adopted. Susan Smallman on behalf of Wanda 
     
     Adams delivered the elected officers for 2019-2020: Past president — Orell Smallman; president 
     
     — Fairley Yeo; vice president — Betty Sweet; secretary — Verna Smallman; treasurer — Barb 
     
    
   
   
    
     Sweet. 
     
    
   
   
    
     After all the conveners were named, Fairley Yeo gave an accurate report of the past year 
     
     contributions. Back to regular meeting Barbara Sweet, treasurer, collected dues from eight 
     
     members. Notes and News and WI news included a Pennies for Friendship poem; Hellen Harring 
     
     Scholarship; and a thank you card from Verna Smallman to all the members for their 
     
     thoughtfulness and generosity with food to her home and lovely plant when her husband died. It 
     
     was moved by Joan and seconded by Orell Smallman that they give $15 to the International 
     
     Peace Garden and $10 to Women Feed the World. Isobel Harris reported that the grass had been 
     
     cut at the school all summer with the last cut by Simon Smallman. It was suggested to speak to 
     
     the manager of the Festival of Small Halls next year about plans for entertainment before 
     
     committing to the event. The ladies decided to make lunches for 50 people who are participating 
     
    
   
   
    
     in the Tip-to-Tip bike tour again in October. Joan Smallman then moved the meeting adjourn. 
     
    
   
   
    
     The regular KWI meeting was held in the school in November, and Karen Rodden was hostess. 
     
    
   
   
    
     The meeting began with her reading a devotion, a poem by Frank Waldo Emmerson titled We 
     
    
   
   
    
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