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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1973-09-06, Page 7The status of women was the chief topic of discussion as over 800 women teachers from all over Ontario attended the An- nual Meeting of the Federation of Women Teachers' Associations of Ontario, August 14 to 17 at the Royal York Hotel, Toronto, The Federation represents the province's 33,000 elementary public school women teachers. Provin- cial President Lenore Graham of Windsor chaired some sessions and Margaret Flynd- man, Q,C., of Toronto presided Winnie Armstrong left this week for George Brown College in Toronto, where she is enrolled as a first year student In a social service program. Miss Armstrong, a grade 13 graduate of Central Huron Secondary School in Clinton, Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William D. Arm- strong of RR 3, Bayfield. The A.C.W. of St. James, Middleton will begin its Fall schedule of meetings on Thur- sday September 13 at 8 p.m. at Jervis Bay, Paradise Vista, the summer home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfrid Jervis of Clinton. Their daughter, Mrs. Don Middleton is president of the St. James, A.G.W. and the members ap- preciate this kind invitation, r.--4""PERSONALS '- WO/AZ, lvlisseS = Mary and Mine- - Mullens of Hamilton spent last week with their grandmother, Mrs. Fred Middleton and returned home on Sunday with their parents, Dr. and Mrs, E.J. Mullens of Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Mid- dleton visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Archibald of Seaforfh. Inadvertently ammitted in last week's account of "Among those present at the St. James outdoor church service and pic- nic at Stewart Middleton's park, was the name of Mrs. John Graham of Wallacetown who motored up by herself to attend this event. Mrs. Graham's husband, the late Rev. John Graham, was the Rector of the Hayfield, Mid- dleton and Varna Parish for six years. Mrs. Graham found Many old friends among the 860 persons present. The only adverse effect of the recent most successful picnic, as far as we know, has been on the ecology of the park end some of its denizens, We refer to the species TUATTDDLet motet, the common woodchuck or groun- dhog, who suddenly found their exits and entrances, front, back and side doors. very firmly filled in with earth, gravel and stones the day before the picnic. After all the Stewart host didn't want to be sued by arty little old or big old ladies falling unwarily into these sud- den gaping holes in the grass. At time of writing, they were still "holed up" literally. Perhaps they've decided to hibernate early in the cool of the den. Let's hope they make it out of there in time to forecast next February •second! DON BELL SiliLD11$6 CtitiltRACIOR tts MAPLE ST. 41-INTON 4.2400 /Iv an, To 'P& Well-#IVRAND MOM' riKY ARE rile 0A18: WHO MAO' THE 'WAY YOU DO." over the business sessions. Attending from Huron County were: Mrs, Becker, Mrs. E. suck, Miss M. Clark, Mrs. B. Head, Mrs, E. Merrill, Mrs, D. Oesch, Miss D. Verhoef. Well-known educator and writer Sybil Shack of Winnipeg, author of the recently Published "The Two-Thirds Minority; Women in Canadian Education," spoke to the delegates about her book and her personal experiences as a woman teacher and school Principal, Delegates also discussed the Ontario govern- ment's green paper, Equal Op- portunity for Women, in On- tario and the Federation's response to it. The Federation. has told the government that they want action .now and do not want to wait for rarther studies of matters - (such as equal pay for work of equal value) that have already been adequately studied. 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