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WI visits library
Ten members of the Walton
Women’s Institute enjoyed last
Thursday when they toured the
Seaforth Library.
Trudy Broome welcomed every
one and explained the way things
are run in the library. They have a
room downstairs for the youth and
younger children. She was thanked
for sharing her knowledge and
presented with a flower arrange
ment.
It was planned to have dinner at
the Blue Fountain in Clinton. Then
it was on to the remainder of the
County Council meeting in Goder
ich, as this was the Citizenship and
Legislation meeting.
A short business meeting had
been held at the library where the
hostess served coffee and dessert.
Margaret Mclnroy chaired the
meeting, thanking Marion and
Leona for planning the meeting.
From the minutes several items
were attended to.
A report was given from the
County Rally held in Belgrave on
Monday. Attending were Berva
Watson, Margaret Mclnroy, Mar
jory Humphries and Leona Mc
Donald.
Luncheons are starting again this
month, October 17. The next
Institute meeting will be held Nov.
21.
Residents host
Thanksgiving
guests
Isabelle Shortreed was a Thanks
giving supper guest on Saturday
with Bill and Louise Smith and
family of Amberley. On Sunday
Isabelle had supper with Ken and
Judy Shortreed and family. Dale
Wanless was also a guest at the
same home.
Duff’s United Church was decor
ated in the Thanksgiving Theme for
the Communion Service Sunday.
Several family members were
home for the Thanksgiving week
end.
Marion Godkin and Margaret
Craig attended the Cranbrook Insti
tute meeting on Tuesday evening
with other Institutes present to
hear Mrs. McMillan from Brussels
as guest speaker.
Next Wednesday, Oct. 17 is the
Institute noon luncheon, starting
again from the summer break.
Watch for the posters telling of the
menu planned by the convenors for
this month.
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The regular meeting of Grey
Township Council was held on
October 1 and Council accepted the
quotation of Weber Fabricating
Ltd. from St. Jacobs for a 1500
gallon aluminum tank for the fire
department’s tanker truck.
' The Weber quotation, amount
ing to $32,962 was the lowest of two
received. The tank will be placed
on a recently purchased 1986 truck
and will bring the total cost of the
unit to $58,342.
In other business, Council ap
proved for payment general ac
counts totalling $70,313.07 and
road accounts totalling $68,685.17.
The next regular meeting of
Council is scheduled for October 22
at 7 p.m.
London hosts
WI convention
The 76th Annual Convention of
London Area Women’s Institute
will be held on October 11 at South
Huron Recreational Centre, Exe
ter.
The theme for the day will be
“Make a World of Difference”,
with Ted Blowes, a teacher and
former Mayor of Stratford as the
guest speaker following the 5:30
banquet.
Women’s Institute members and
guests will hear addresses by the
Federated Women’s Institutes of
Ontario President Peggy Knapp
and reports of Children’s Hospital
of Western Ontario, Western Fair
Association, Public Relations,
Tweedsmuir History and the Butler
Project.
Presentations will be given by
Jane Muegge, Rural Organizations
Specialist from Ontario Ministry of
Agriculture and Food and from a
representative from the Adelaide
Hoodless Homestead Museum.
Grace Campbell, Program Co
ordinator for London Area will also
bring a message to delegates.
Winners of Maryn Pardy
Scholarship, F.W.I.C. Past Presi
dent’s Essay Competition and Tri
ennial Tweedsmuir Competition
will be presented at the banquet.
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