RICE BOWL APPEAL
Collection Planned An invitation to attend the laying of the foundation stone for the new Templeton Chapel was received at the August meeting of the executive of the Canterbury Federation of Country Women’s Institutes. Members are to arrange a house-to-house collection for the Rice Bowl appeal and will also man the Health Stamps sales booth at the Post Office. The president, Mrs G. E. MacLachlan reported on the recent annual Dominion council meeting of C.W.I. at Tauranga, and said that Mrs L. M. Kelaway, the executive’s immediate past president, had been awarded a gold honours badge. The Glentunnel Institute was host to a school on meeting procedures attended by officers of the Canterbury Federation of Country Women’s Institutes. The school took the form of an ordinary monthly meeting. Deliberate mistakes were made to surprise members into more concentration. Later a programme of sketches was given by the Bryndwr Institute.
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Press, Volume CIV, Issue 30823, 7 August 1965, Page 2
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