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PERSONALS
The second Junior Institute
Conference With theme, "Cues
for You", was held. last Saturday
at the Agriculture and
Technology School at Centralia
with 85 delegates present from
15 different counties.
Registration for the school
began on Friday evening and was
in the charge of Miss Barbara
Watkins of Londesboro, R.R.1,
Junior Provincial Board Director
to the Federated Women's
Institutes of Ontario.
The morning session was in
charge of the chairman, Miss
Helen Shaw, of Peel County.
Program planning was discussed
following the address of the
guest speaker, Mrs. Elton
Armstrong, of Woodstock.
The afternoon theme was
"Citizenship" with Mrs. Ann
Gregory of Perth County in
charge, After the flag ceremony,
the song "Ontario" was sung and
the film, "A Place to Stand",
was shown. A contest on the
Counties of Ontario was then
held by the girls.
An Arti-Party followed with
,leaders, Miss Barbara Watkins,
Miss Rosemary Clark, Guelph,
and Miss Helen Shaw. The
groups made party favours,
paper flower corsages and large
paper flowers.
A banquet sponsored by the
F.W.1.0. was held at 6 p.m. with
the Honourable W. A. Stewart as
the guest. Other head-table
guests were Miss M. McGee,'
assistant director of the
Centralia school, Mr. J. A.
McDonald, director of the
school, Miss Helen McKercher,
director of Home Economics for
Ontario with the Dept. of
Agriculture and Food, Mrs.
Everett Small, president ' of
`F.W.1.0., Miss Jean Scott,
director of extension work,
Mrs. Donald McKercher, Dublin;
Miss Barbara Watkins,
Londesboro and Miss Helen
Shaw, chairman.
Following the banquet, Mrs.
D. McKercher showed pictures
of her trip overseas last year
.sponScored by the Junior Farmers
of Ontario. The evening was
then spent idancing with the
Junior Farmers of Huron
County as hosts.
Sunday morning church
service was held with Miss Alice
Allen of Goderich leading the
service. The devotional was
taken by Peel County.
The election of officers took
place and they are as
follows: chairman, Doreen
Harropp, Halton Company;
committee — Sharc.i Passmore,
Huron; Jean Jenkins, Elgin; Sue
Forth, Wentworth and Sylvia
Shaw, Peel.
Huron County girls from the
Clinton Junior Institute
attending were Susan Mitchell,
Della Allen, Alice Allen and
Catherine 'McIlwain, all of the
Goderich district; Helen Good
and Barbara Watkins of
Londesboro and Sharon Collins
of Auburn. Mrs. W. Bradnock of
Auburn was a guest at the
Saturday banquet.
25TH ANNIVERSARY
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Haines
were pleasantly surprised by
relatives last Sunday when they
called to observe , their 25th
wedding anniversary. Those
present were their daughter, Mrs.
Ronald , Livermore and Mr.
Livermore of Gorrie, her sister,
Mrs. Harold Davis and Mr. Davis
of Bowansville, New York, also
her brother, Mr. Arnold
Rathbun and Mrs. Rathbun of
Georgetown and her other
brother, Mr. Nelson Rathbun
and Mrs. Rathbun of Hillsburg.
Their son, Ed, was away on the
trip to Chicago with honour
students from Goderich District
High School,
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Horticultural
Society
dower arrangements,
corsages and bouquets were
demonstrated by Mrs. Oliver
'1VIcCharles, Mrs. Cecil Hollands
and Mrs. Bert Alton of the
Lucknow district at the
September meeting of the
Auburn Horticultural Society
held this week in the
Community Memorial hail.
The president, Mrs. Gordon
R. Taylor, was in charge and
welcomed the members and
guests. "0 Canada" was sung
with Mrs. Robert J. Phillips at
the piano, The minutes were
accepted as read by the
secretary, Mrs, Bert Craig. The
financial statement was given by
the treasurer, Mrs. W. Bradnock.
Mrs. Taylor thanked all who had
worked so faithfully on the
village flower beds, window
boxes and helped paint the
letters. She also gave a report of
the convention held this summer
in Windsor.
The guest speakers were
introduced by Mrs. Russel
Brindley. Arrangements suitable
for Easter, Thanksgiving and
other special occasions were
made and they used many wild
flowers and weeds in their
displays. A beautiful corsage of
rosebuds was pinned on Mrs. Ed
Davies for having a birthday
nearest that date. Mrs. Arthur
Grange thanked the ladies and
Mrs. Donald Haines presented
them with small gifts. Tickets
were drawn and arrangements
were given to the lucky winners.
A discussion took place about
fall bulbs for planting and these
can be ordered at Robinson's
store. The members decided to
turn over the Christmas tree
lights to the Village for the
Trustees to do what they can
with them. Mrs. Donald Haines
played a piano solo.
Mrs- Clifford Branton, Mrs,
William St/lea and. Mrs. murk()
Been attended the workshop for.
gNplorer Leaders at Sego/ill last
Saturday,
Mr, J, Mcintosh, Mr. J,
Rollins, of London and Misses
Jean liPil$1,Prl and Jean Jamieson
of Toronto visited With Mist'
Frances Houston over the
week-end,
Friends are pleased to learn
that Mr. Guy Cunningham
returned to his home after many
weeks as a patient in Clinton
hospital.
Mrs. Harold Nicholson of
Seaforth visited last week with
her sister, Mrs. W. Bradnock,
Sharon and George and her aunt,
Mrs. Charles Straughan.
Misses Gail Miller and Barbara.
Sanderson of Toronto spent the
week-end at their home here,
Miss Laura Wagner returned
to her home at. Syracuse after a
week spent with relatives here,
Miss Judy Arthur of Owen
Sound spent the week-end with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Arthur, Mark and Greg
Mr. and Mrs, Amos Ford ,Pf
1*a:ford' .spent. the week-end
With Mrs.,.Gordon It., Taylor,
Mrand Mrs, .Don Pennison
and ,daughter of Powassan. ,and
Mr . .t,Odiaw and daughter .of
Whitechurch were recent visitors
with Miss jylargam Jackson,
10 Clinton Pwa713Pco.rO, Thursday,, ctolDer 10, 1963
Auburn and District
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SUITS
You will be delighted with the group of suits that
are available during this sale. They include misses,
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