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At the October meeting" of Browns Wonfen's Institute a travelogue on Russia was presented by Dr. Isabel Black of Stratford._She had spent two weeks in Russia along with 26 other peo- ple, including Dr. Lois Wilson, former Moderator of the United Church of Canada. Mrs. Victor West and Mrs. David Arthur were named leaders to at- tend Home Decorating Ideas During the business meeting Mrs. John Uredn was appointed delegate to the London Area con- vention, Oct. 30 and 31 to be held. at the Nordon Restaurant in Lon- don. They experienced Easter in Len- ingrad. Man Alive filmed a pro- gram which is to be viewed at Easter 1986. Mrs. Murray Taylor read a poempi'all H_ousteleitning. ,. Russia Featured at Brown's C MAKING PUPPETS FOR AGRICULTURE KITS are l Mrs. Harry Pelton of Embro, left, and Mrs. James Morrison of Lakeside. The ladies were working at an institute bee at the Lakeside home of Helen Wollny The second meeting of Brown's t_e'" AH group was held at Brown's 1' ' School on Oct. 7, with 16 members 3 present. The roll call was ansWered with a suggestion for the _ club name, which will be Brown's Sophisticated Sewers. Sewers at Brown's Corpers The .. members measured course to be held on Monday, Nov. 18 at O.M.A.F. rooms in Woodstock. A county conference will be held on Tuesday, Nov. 19 at All Saints Church, Woodstock. Browns W.I. was asked to cater a Christmas dinner. Plans were made to do this catering on Fri- day, Dec.6. h donation is to be made to Family and Children's Services, oriord County -- - - Mrs. John Richardson, a member of Uniondale Institute, in- troduced the Fairfield Family - part of a kit for use in the schools of Oxford to. teach about agriculture. Sing-songs were led by Mrs. Clarence Tate and Mrs. Hubert Uren. . Mrs. Ray Waken co-convener of the world affairs group, read a themselves for clothing. They are to bring their patterns and fabric to the next meeting, Oct. 16 at 7:30 pan., at Brown's School. Joanne Distler was home with her family on the Thanksgiving weekend. She is a first-year stu- dent ‘of nursing at Northern Col- lege, Kirkland Lake campus. Sept. 19. This week the North Oxford District Women's Institutes presented the Oxford County Board of Education with two completed agriculture poem, Hugs. - The rori call\ - Name a foreign country and its capital -was answered by 22 ladies. Mrs. John Uren gave a report of the fall board meeting held recent- ly at Hickson. Mrs. David Miller was thanked for.making the craft taken to this meeting. _ Mrs. Murray Kingdom expressed thanks to everyone present and to everyone who had taken part in the program. She also extended an invitation to members, husbands and friends to attend the November meeting, when a special speaker would be present. A lunch of pumpkin pie and ice cream was served with Russian tea. Mrs. John Richardson was the winner of a contest on trees, con- ducted by Mrs. William Switzer.