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"Japanese" Ladies Serve hi Ritchie Building
Togged out in costumes of fine Japanese ladies, Mrs. J. G, Mathieson
(second from left) and Mrs. M. F. Rogers, on Saturday welcOmed guests to the
Japanese Garden Tea in the Ritchie Building at RCAF Station Clinton. Apple
blossoms, tinkling mobile in the doorway, and oriental fans, plus good food
served by soft-shoed waitresses made the afternoon memorable.
(News-Record Photo)
"Tea Is Served" By Costumed Waitresses
Mrs. E. J. Lesnick, left and Mrs. D. L. Dudley, right, poured tea at the
Japanese garden event in the Ritchie building, RCAF Station Clinton on Satur-
day. Waitresses, froM the lift, are Helen Davies, Jewell'Farrell, Charlotte Mc- •
Kenzie, Shirley Hynes and Mrs. R. W. Bush. All wives of Air Force 'persona
the ladies made the oriental-type dresses which they wore for serving. Coif-
fures were by Robert Ayers, and make-up was colourful and original.
(News-Record Photo)
CDC' Cadets On
Inspection Day
(Continued from page 3)
made up of Douglas Macaulay
as commander, Bev, Hill, Jim
Collins, Ray GilfiIlan, Cameron
McAlpine, Kenneth Murch,
Larry O'Connell and Toni Hef--
from,. The offence was led by
Donald Lockwood as command-
er, 'with Jim Baker, Ivan ,Blake,
Alex Hyde, Bill Ferguson, Mel-
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'Huron County
Farming Report
(By D. H. Miles, agricultural
representative for Huron
County)
The lack of moistu're, while
not as yet critical is beginning
to show up on late —planted
spring grain crops. .It could
become serious if rain does not
Come. Dry conditions are af-
fecting germination on Some
fields of recently planted hoed .
crops.
Hay may be in short supply
as orchard grass has Started
to 'head without much length
and it maturing too fast,
vin Knox, Norman Eckel, Tony
Verburg,' John Geiger, Roy
Vodclen, Grant Elliott, Alan
Cleave, Douglas. Bell, Jerry
Johnson and Milton McClin-
cheY,
Boys from grades 9E and 9F
presented •a display of physical
2o •
education.
Mrs. W. Whetham and the
girls of her home economics
elates arranged a reception for
'the official party following the
display. The CDCI Cadet Corps
No. 339 is affiliated with the
21st" Field Regiment, Royal
Canadian Army, Wingham.
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"Veuk WEsTIN4Hbt.ist titALER,,
A X-4to4 Inr..e4
7'0'0 Shimishi of Japan
doesn't .know me from 'hale
in the fence, 'Ont We .11aVe
great deal In -POMMen. Miss
Sniratshi writes, a weelely
unm, Woman's Pomt of
View", ptiblished in 'the japan
Times. More than our careers
run ,parallel. she -WAS- also
yWC,A worker and much of her.
education was -C.4.441-110
Canada.
I :Want to write about this.
Japanese citize4ilbeee4Se to me
she could conceivably be. part
of the picture puzzle that may
eventually spell
Fractured as it was in 1918,
torn by a second world war,
Peace .has woili the splints of
various' conferences ever since.
Our hopes have been inflated
time after time for a perman-
ent solution to world unrest
only to be dashed by reports
of disagreement between the
east and the west,
This woman' columnist imple-
ments her ability to the best
advantage. "World affairs
claim most of Miss Shiraishi's
attention, though there are
many moral and national is-
Mle$ siI.Teh 'as militarism, exped-
iency which leads to bribery
and fatalism, upon which she
declares herself frankly and
specifically", wrote Dorinda.
73. Morgan, when she inter-
viewed this woman who,'"among
other undertakings, - set up a
volunteer "Y"- to sponsor a day
nursery far underprivileged
children. She was not discour-
aged by the 'realization that the
Japanese woman needs three Or
four years to achieve actual
understanding of a western-
style volunteer • organization,
Because she is cognizant of this
fact, Miss Shiraishi has spent
many hours working closely
with her group in Urawa City,
a suburb ag Tokyo.
Daughter of a Methodist
minister, Miss Shiraishi's deep
convictions help to explain why
her column is, in' the words of
Dorinda Morgan, "an eloquent
expression of the democratic
Christian approach to life and
its problems".
With !such ideals is it any
wonder that when the editor
suggested she call .her column
"A Japanese 'Woman's Point of
View", she objected. "But it
will not always represent what
the typical Japanese woman
thinks. in fact it may not 'al-
ways agree with your opinion
or that of the staff."
See- what I mean, by a link
with world peace? The ingre-
dients are almost fool-proof:
wider understanding, not only
of the problems in our own
bailiwick, but those of the
peoples of the world; 'the Chris-
tian approach and finally reali-
zation Such :as hers of the fruit-
ful channel for any nation's
stability — well adjusted and
cared for children.
English Language Universal
Soon?
It is a rather frightening
thing to contemplate that on
-even in the thost1P4Orpriviileg-.
.cowocies, We ea44et 'he'111.
bat be Ware Of the promise.
that ties ahead. Perhaps one
of the most revealing indica-
tions is the number of countries.
which are adopting the teach-
ing of English their schools
as a second langttage. ESpecie4,-
ly in the eastern -00antries
where so many dialects make
communication, even between
peoples of the same Wien, •
almost impossible. What.
• ,P90411Pn language go414, do'
to erenient telationshipst
'The Japan Times is printed
in. .nglish. Miss ',Stireistii,
whose is -excellent,
never discouraged at the pros•
pea that a •fhrn .establishment
• democracy in, Japan may rp,
qviro a better tm4erstanc1* of
its amtstian. basis. Instead she.
cOnti4eS to xilarrkPion 14.04?
ideals 41141 "PrA,Ptice4 she 'WO are essential to Japan's pro-
pws,
Aye, and to the free Wend:' :
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