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Al-ancy is The Wingition sti"affe44islies;1Wititiseediti.'•dinie 20, taitie
Institute ;Speaker
1.4g.xxong-mw.'.00gway. Month,
ty. Meeting of rims Women*s,Insti,.'
tote Was . held in .the', nstitute 'rooms
on Wednesday, June 18th,
4,g*.To.porto. of the .district annual
meeting at Tiverton .Were given by
PaYld igadie, Mrs. Walter
Woods .and, Mrs, „Arnold appfrey,
WS.' Harry Mulvey gave a npart
of her trip to Guelph to the score-
eenventlen 4nel suggested
several changes. in the order of the
:9M:910a1,11.s".1 .0.ney .entertained
the ladies with her prize-winning
.speecb ""'What OPPe D9
The' next meeting 15 to be held on -
'be evening of July .11th, when the
junior Institute will be nreaent to
lempatrate "Planning the VandlY
genie, The ladies, of the Mildmay
nstitute ..hay.e been invited for the.
)ecaslon .and a good attendance is'
loped. for,
BELMORE
Mr: and Ma' Ethrl Wight of
Thedford spent' the week-end at
the home of Mr, and Mrs, R. To
okpPlehy and Also visited- at the
homes of Mr and Mrs. C, Martin
and Mr, and Mrs, Ezra ficholtz pf
Whitechurch.
Lions Head, president of North
Brtee District, ' was accompanied
by a carload of ladies from the
north. Mrs. Gregg. brought greet-
.ings also. Mr. MacKay, Tiverton,
extended a, warm, welcome to the
mernbars and .-Mrs. D. go.. McKin-
non, Kairshea, made a fitting reply,
Mrs. MCCosh, the retiring presi-
dent, reported an outstanding year.,
Bile had visited ..each of the 14.
branches diming. the year and she
and Mrs. Emerson attended the dif-
ferent, conferences in the interest'
of W. I. work. She. asked for the'
interest of newcomers and young!
mothers. •
Mrs. • Pickell of Whitechurch
'then 'played an organ. solo "Moon-
light and itesee, •
Mrs, R. , T. MolCellar, the FWIO
Board member, reported on the,
work outlined ,'by the Provincial
Board, All branches were asked to
discuss radio and TV findings. All
were urged to eliminate litter from'
road sides and highways.
• Mrs,. P. A. Murray' of Holyrood
*reported for the Federation of
Agriculture. The programs for the
day were prepared by the F.O,A.
An interesting , diacussion of 4-H
pub Work was lead by Mrs, Mac-
Donald of Ripley and Mrs. Fil-
singer, home economist for Bruce
'County and ,a fine display of the
girls' work was ,shoWn by the dif-
ferent leaders.
Twoedsmuir Book Awards
The Tareedsmair ,Books were on
display and were judged by Mrs.
MacNaughton and Mrs. Keating, of
Wingham. They praised the effort
of the different historians and
awarded 'the , prizes: 1st, Tiverton
Branch;'`2nd,Itairshea; .3rd, Reid's
Corners.
It was the debire of the meeting
that Mrs. R. D, Henry of Galt be
the new provincial president.
The new slate of officers installed
by Miss Burke, was as follows:
ASineardine;,
1st vice, Meg., Harvey Houston,'
R.R. 3, Holyrood; 2nd vice, Mrs.
Bert Mason, R.R. 1, Ripley; see,-
treas., Mrs. Victor Eemerson,'
Whitechurch; auditors, Mrs. A.
Coultes, Mrs. G. Farrier, White-,
church; Federated representatives,
Mrs, R, J. McKellar, Kincardine;
alternate, -Mrs. Don McCosh, RR. 3,
Ripley; district voting delegate,
Mrs. H. Houston, ,Holyrood; alter-
nate, Mrs, Cliff Hewitt, RR, 2,
Kincardine; Federation of Agricul
lure, Mrs. P. A. Murray, RR, 1,
Holyrood; alternate, Mrs. Frank
Maulden, R.R, 2, Holyrood; Mus-
eum representative, Mrs, T.
R.R. 1, Kincardine,
Standing committees: Horde ec-
onomics and health, Mrs, 3. Colvin,
Teeswater; citizenship and educe'
tion, Mrs, R. Ackert, Holyrood;
agriculture and Canadian indus-
tries, Mrs. M. MacKay, R.R, 2, Rip-
ley; 'historical research and current
events,. Mrs, Blair, R.R. 1, Itincar.
dine; public relations and commun-
ity activities, Mrs. Agnes Hyde,
R.R, A, Ohm's; resolutions, Mrs.
Rosa Martyr', Ripley; junior activi-
ties, Miss Wanda Evans, Eincar-
dine.
You are using the inert-
gage Plan of buying your home,
YOU should know about nsr
special MORTGAGE IN8101a-
6 - OWE, CousUR*
FRANK C. HOPPER
--Representati'ire--
Commit Life
WINGHAM, ONT.
arohlteets to develop
garden '00 the pith, Van
49 surrounded on ilrae •
an ornamental iron Once
anulsorne p.o0 of Iran gat
ported by 'stone pillars, at the
twee. -Oh the fourth side
will be a masonry wall Into
will be set all the original
Stenes that can be aalYaged
repaired. A large lawn, ,eriolo
In gravel paths and ornamen
with shrubs and flower -beds.
set off the stone viutimnent
at the plot in 1884, to mark
centenary of the landing of tite),,;
first Loyalists at .Adolpliti*wil,'
The restoration and beantittea-
tion .of the,„plot has been a very ,
worthwhile undertaking hand tha,
Horticultural Societies Branob
the Ontario Pepartnlent at Agricad-
ture feels that it is one which will
be of interest to all gardeners in
Ontario. Many interested people
were expected to be at thit
opening' ceremonies on Saturday,
plot and in 1955 engaged landscape June 16th.
HON, gSLIE. FROST
OPEN PROJECT
AT 111.fiL, .COIETERY
On ,Tune Mil Hon. Leslie
Frost officially ,opened a benutl-
fication project which is In pro-
gress. at the Unilted 4oyal-
Ist buring• ground at Adolphne,
town, Lennox-Addington. • !County,
The cemetery is one of the .oldest
in Ontario, having first been used .
In 1784. It ,continued in Use for
many years but with the establish-
ment of other cemeteries eventually
became neglected and. overgrown,
with many of the tombstones,
crumbling and falling out of place,:
Dismayed .by the Appear nee of
the last 'resting place of many of
their ancestors, the Toronto Branch ,
of the ''United 'Empire Loyalist
sociation ':decided to restore the.,
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Almost .200. Women Attend.
South Brice District ,Angual.
liii.49114 '4040
Sortie' year,* ,ago, an .enterposing
404104y in the Sudan decided to
lay 4 rfkilWO 410 the wilds •4114.
of 000/40, many colored nien were
employed in its conStrUCtion.
One flay .the teiegraph clerk at>
uw nuares,...tavilizen Spot Ie.,e!aved
ti telegram f rom the negro. fere,.
man of the railway constructors;
"White boss dead, "$ball. bury,
him?"
'4X-es/ wired the elerit, ."But first
make sure that he is. quite dead.
Will ,,e$14 .outfo 1.c,
rAerreW,."
A few hours later. another toe--
gram Pal.;4e from, the foreman:
"i;,lttried boas. Ma.de sure he quite
.dead, hit him ort head with big
Shovel," (Intended for lost week)
Feurteen, senior and ,four junior
braneho were • represented at the
Smith .Annual held,
in Knox I'rebbyterian Church, Tiv-
erton, on June 4t11.
One hundred and seventy dele-
gates ware present for the Morn-
ing sossion and '11.10 for the alter.
;twos]. Mrs; U, NT.000,011
2:ird l salan was road as a
nremorial for deceased members.
Mrs. V. Unperson, of Whitecharch,
see.-trews., said the branches bad
reported 10.0 per cent and she gave
the financial statement of the dis-
trict. The auditors' report was
given by Mrs. .Coultes of White-
church. Miss Alice Dickinson of
Teeswater„ reported for the Junior
Institutes work and projects,
Guest speakers, Miss Dora I•iurke
and Mrs. R. J. A/to:Kellar, were in-
troduced, The Mine Economics
Serviees, part of 'the Extension
Branch, was explained by Miss
Burke from 'Toronto. 'Interest in
these services should be aroused
by publicity and planning, she
stressed,
Mrs, Ross Martyn, of Ripley, re-
ported for Resolutions, and one
sent in by Whitechurch "That in
'regard to treatment of sex deviates
that treatment be :given rather
than a. prison term," was sustained
and passed on. One to, have all
Canadian citizens receive St pension
of $40 per rrionthRt 65 years-of age
.was held over for iurther ;consider-
ation,
tot;a n(lin ,,Coinntitino kkports,
Mrs. T. Moir,. Relds Col'nera, re.
ported Au' historical Research,
Thirteen branches now have
Tweed:mita _Bucks, The museum
which had been opened in Seath,,
ampton the past summer had
awakened interest in .community '
history.
Mrs'. Raymond Ackert, Holyrood
reported tor Citizenship and F.d.u.
cation, She stressed that flags.
he'llisplayed at all Institute
meetings.
Mrs. .Orland Richards, Para.
rhOunt reported for Agriculture and.
Carl ad i au In dustri ea and asked'
that each make a study of soma;
couservatiori project to save re
sources of soil, water, timber and'
wild life.
,for tiome Economics , and..
Health Mrs, Ronald Thacker, Kin •,,
cardine, reported, Ten had ;garden.
elutes or girls' club work.
Mrs. Angus Hyde,„ of Glam.'s,.
gave the report for Community
Activities and Public Relations and
it showed a varied and busy pro-!:.
gram carried on throughout 'the'
year.
At the noon , hour a delicious
lunch was served by the Tiverton
ladies.
The session resumed at 1,3Q, Mrs.,
Lloyd Jasper of Mildmay, the die-.
trict president of Bast Bruce, was
present for the day and brought
greetings. Mrs. Byron Gregg of