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CLINTON NEWS-RBCORD
Clinton Has
on WIDistrict President
Mrs. D Phillips SpeaksAt Meeting
T Clinton .. Women's Institute decided to purchase a wreath for
met in the Agricultural Office Armistice Day, as in other years.
Board Room on Thursday, Sep- Two delegates, namely, Mrs. R.
tember 24 at two o'clock with MaeDonaId and Mrs. H. Manag-
about 45 present. han, were appointed as delegates
With Mrs, C. Sturdy presiding to the area convention on Oc-
and Mrs, E. Radford at the piano tober 20 and 21.
the meeting opened with singing Mrs. E. Radford favoured with
the Ode and repeating the Mary a piano solo,
Stewart Collect and the Lord's Mrs D.Phillips, Dungannon,
Prayer' district president, gave an ad -
The president welcomed all dress and said she represented the
present. The secretary, Mrs. H. link between the department and
Managhan, read the minutes, the branches, and liked to visit all.
which were approved, and bilis. She gave some timely advice and
and communications were read. said no one likes to stay in office
The treasurer, Mrs. R. MacDon» indefinitely, regardless of how
aid, gave the monthly statement, good they may be, and passed on
Several thanked their "Sun- the thought that changing around
shine Sisters". The roll call was the officers, gives all a chance at
answered by "Things Money Can't what they may be able to do. We
Buy", some of which were; con- are all hurrying around, and nev-
tentment, love, sunshine, health, er time for everything. She gave
neighbors, character, sight, etc. some highlights of a recent trip
An invitation to attended Gode- to Missouri and New Orleans and
rich Women's Institute on Oc- showed some snaps taken there.
tober 1 was accepted and plans Mrs, N. Shepherd gave an ex -
were made accordingly, It was ceIlent topic on "Citizenship and
To the Citizens of the
Town of Clinton..
We extend our
Congratulations
N THE OFFICIAL OPENING
OF THE NEW I.4.
Minton Public School
on
Thursday, October
We, as suppliers of school supplies
have had the pleasure of being through
the new school and it is certainly one
of which we can be very proud.
1VIcEwan's
Headquarters for School Supplies
Phone 84
Clinton
Education" and stated that WI
members are leaders I n the .com--
munity . and the organization has,
and can still be a .mighty force
for good in the life of the nation,
She spoke of the United Nations
and the work done by the many
worthwhile groups therein. "We
Should show more friendliness and
neighborly interest in newcomers
to Canada, and call them New
Canadians instead of "foreigners."
She stated that retarded child-
ren are being given a chance to
improve their "IQ" and are later
able to attend public school. Edu-
cation without action is futile; but
action. without education is fatal,
A humorous reading was given
by Mrs, E. Epps. The meeting
closed with the national anthem,
and lunch was served'by the lunch
committee for the day.
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.Recent Rains Helped •
Fall Wheat Seeding
"Recent rains have hastened the
sowing of fall wheat and assisted
greatly in the ease of ploughing
and cultivation," reports H. Bak-
er, assistant agricultural represen-
tative for Huron County. "As yet
only a small percentage of the fall
wheat is sown.
( Nesbit, Mrs. Bd Davies, convener
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Auburn I Has Letter From Orego he the program, and all who had
iped with the program,
The girls' garden club and their
Lady Received Pot Holder At A(WW leader had a display of garden
products and their record books,
Lunch was served by the host -
',Phe Forester's /1a11 was decor-
ated with baskets of autumn
flowers for the annual Grand-
mothers' meeting of the Women's
Institute. Mrs, Gordon Dobie and
Mrs, Frank Raithby, dressed as
grandmothers, received the guests
and presented them with a cor-
sage,
The first part of the meeting
was in the charge of the west -
dent, Mrs. W. Bradnock, and op-
ened with the Ode, followed by
the Lord's Prayer repeated in
unison, the Mary Stewart Collect
and one verse of "0 Canada."
The secretary, Mrs. D, Fowler,
read a letter from a lady in Port-
land, Oregon, Who is a member
of the Women's Institute, She re-
ceived a pot -holder from this In-
stitute while a delegate to the
ACWW in Toronto.
Mrs, Archie Robinson was ap-
pointed delegate to the area con-
vention in London in October with
Mrs. George Million, as alternate,
The October meeting has been
Kippen East WI Hears Grace Doig
Give Prize Essay At Regular Meet
(By our Ilensall correspondent) test enjoyed by all. Lunch was
Mrs. Ivan Forsyth was hostess served.
for the September meeting of the
Kippen East Women's Institute..
President Mrs. J. McLellan, was in
the chair and welcomed the large
attendance of members and
guests. The roll call was answer-
ed by presenting a piece of lay-
ette (diaper) for the Children's NOME BARBECUE
Shelter at Goderich. �i
Guest speaker was Mrs. R. J.
Eckmier, Goderich, Huron County
Librarian, who spoke on library
work. Grace Doia, ten who re-
centlywon a trophy for public
Speaing, presented her prize -win -
1 ning essay, "Why I am Proud to
be the Daughter of a Canadian
Farmer", Mrs. Ross Chapman
contributed a poem.
Miss Margaret McKay present-
ed highlights of the ACWW held
in Toronto. Mrs. Charles Eyre
commented on the motto, "Home
Comes First". Mrs. Ross Chap-
man and Mrs. William Kyle were
appointed delegates to the 39th
annual London Area convention to
be• held at Hotel London, .Octob-
er 20 and 21.
Current events in the form of a
quiz were ..in charge of Mrs. W.
Broadfoot. Members of Hensall
Women's Institute will be guests
of Kippen East Institute on Octob-
er 12 in S.S. 10 Tuckersmith. The
speaker for the evening will be
Miss Jean Steckle, home econom-
ist of the Women's Institute
Branch, Toronto.
Plans were made for a euchre
and dance to be held in the town
hall, Hensall. Mrs. Ross Chapman
conducted a very humorous con -
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desboro WI will be guests, It was
decided to give *25 to the hard-
ball team which brought honor
to Auburn when they won the
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The roll call was answered by
"The quality of a good grand-
mother". The president welcom-
ed the grandmothers and turned
the meeting over to Mrs. A, Nes.
bit, a grandmother.
A duet was sung by Mrs. G.
Million and Mrs, G. McPhee, ac-
companied by Mrs, R. J. Phillips,
Mrs. A. Campbell gave a reading.
Mrs. W, J. Craig and Mrs. D.
Fowler favored with a duet. A
solo was sung by Mrs. Fred
Plaetzer and Mrs. Fred Toll con-
tributed a reading,
A contest conducted by the
grandmothers was won by Mrs.
Alvin Plunkett. A skit, "Grand-
mother's Album" was presented by
Mrs. Ed Davies and Mrs. Wes
Bradnock, Mrs, A, Campbell did
club swinging. A musical contest
conducted by Mrs. Oliver Ander-
son, was won by Mrs, Frank Nes-
bit.
Several prizes were awarded
the grandmothers. The door priize
was won by Mrs, Harry Arm-
strong. Mrs. William Griese re-
ceived the prize for the newest
grandmother for the first time.
Mrs. Harry Watson received the
prize for the grandmother who has
never worn glasses,
Grandmothers with the most
granddaughters was Mrs. Sanford
Lawlor. Mrs. James Raithby was
the grandmother who weighs the
least and Mrs. A. Campbell won
the prize for the shortest dress.
The president thanked Mrs.
FOR SALE
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business, located in centre of
farming community of 2,600. At
present a brick Town Hall is on
the lot, 65x55`40. Tenders will
be received until October 12th,
1953, for building, lot, or lot and
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Outstanding Livestock Show
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Kincardine Pipe Band
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Don Robertson cC His Ranch Boys
Earl Heywood - Barn Dance Gang
Joseph A. McInnes, Pres.
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G. Dobie, Mrs. F. Raithby and
Miss Viola Thompson. The host-
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grandmothers taking part were r.n
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