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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-05-12, Page 13SEE THE Ii '"111111111111111iiiiiti PHONE 528-3013 t, THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 1926 'PAGE THIRTEEN: 28th Officers :Conference HO By F,W,I.Q. At University Of Waterloo 'The. 28th Annual Officer's Con- ference .of the Federated Wom- en's Institutes of Ontario' gather- ' ed on the beautiful campus of University of Waterloo", May 4, 5 and 6, .450 delegates gathered in the Theatr,of the Arts, to be welcorne4 by the Provincial pres- ident, Mrs. ,Herb Maluske, Ches, ley, Musical interludes and sing- songs were led by Mrs. Hugh Baird and Mrs. Wm. Stone, pian- ist, from the Central (Toronto) Area W.I. during the conference. A welcome to the campus was extended by Mr. Galackley on behalf of Dr. B. C. Matthews, president of the University of Waterloo. Of all the conference "our program is so well organiz- ed that it is a joy to work with the, committee." , Robert Eaton, Parliamentary assistant to Wm. G. Newman, Ministry of, Agriculture and Food, brought greetings from the parliament of Ontario. The Wom- en's Ins.titutes were to be con- i gratulated for the valuable con- tributions & influence they have over the past 80 years. The W.I. have kept pace with the chang- ing face of. society. They have a close affinity with the past, in acquiring the homes of the co- founders of W.L, Mrs. Adetaide Hunter Hoodless and Erland Lee. Soon the W.I. will have an active role at the Ontario AgricUltural Museum at Milton. The Stone Sister ,trio, Kathy, Jill and Janice, contributed sev- eral beautifully rendered vocal numbers accompanied by' their mother, Mrs.. Wrri. Stone.' Mrs. Austin Zoeller, Editor, of Home and Country,. addressed• the gathering on "Women in our World". This is not' about the great women whose names are recorded in history, nor the group that are household names, but the women of todiy that forin part of our society, "You and I", The democracy in which we live , gives us certain lib- erty but . with liberty also comes responsibilies. In a nut- shell,, hard work is what it's all about. Reach out. The main objective In W.I. today is• work together,- involve more people and interest others. Remember the purpose 'of 'our organiz'ation is to develop leadership. Direct your efforts to the needs of your W.I. community. The president, speaking on the , theme "The facility to comunm- icate orally or visually, what has been comprehended and created will become. increasing- ly important in the years ahead" J. Hartt Walsh. For quite some time now we have been aware that communications encom- paSses a great deal more than a speaker, or a writer, who shares an 'idea with someone content to sit still, & listen or read. There are six ways, to im- prove communications. What you mean to say. What you actually say. What the other person hears. What the other person thinks he •hears. What the' other person says. What you think the other persons says. May we al- ways be able to communicate with a sincere motive. Miss Helen McKercher, who was attending the last Officer Conference in her official cap- acity as Director of Home Ec- onomics, before retirement, was presented 'with a gift, on behalf of all present by. Mrs. Russell Campbell, the newly appointed Officer's Conference 'secretary. Discussion group leaders were' introduced; Branch presidents; Branch Presidents, Mrs. •Harvey Noblitt, chairman; Mrs. Delmare Smythe and Mrs. keith,Hiepleh; Public Relations Officers, Mrs. Advertising helps good things n. CANADIAN ADVERTISING ADVISORY BOARD Harvey Houston; chairman; Mrs. Harry 'Smith and Mrs. Donald MacLachian. Members, at large, Mrs. Rebecca Johnson, chair- man; Mrs. E. H. Urstadt, Mrs., Orval Jordan and Mrs. Norman Tuck. A delightful presenta- tion, Tuesday evenirig•of a musi- cal '.'The 'Gondoliers"' by the Waterloo-Oxford District Second- ary, School Glee Club, under the direction of Ed Ferguson, was a relaxing interlude of the confer- ence. Dr. J. C. Rennie, Executive Director, Educations and Re- search, told delegates of re- search in Ontario and ,across Canada. Many production, pro- cessing and marketing, systems, considered normal procedure, were merely research not, many years ago. We fail to appreciate the time element involved in de- veloping new varieties of grain, fruits and vegetables. A most interesting presenta- tion was by Rick Waller, Super= visor, press service and Bob Kal- bfleish, Supervisor,, Photograph- ic services film library, Minis- try of Agriculture and- Food's Information braneh, Guelph, in which they informed us how to relay the final message. It is a two, way street; giving inform- . ation and receiving understand- ing, and. feedback from that message. The approach you take with a release, its! final form and its timeliness, all have an effect on an editor and your aud- ience. This was a lively audio-; visual presentation and a splen- did way 'to conclude the 28th conference. Whitechurek Man Died At • wAge"91:). WHITECHURCH NEWS The community was saddened 'to learn , on Monday that Mr.' Ben McClenaghan had' passed away on Sunday at Wingham Hospital in his 91st year. The community extends their sympathy to his wife and family. , Beverley Bell of 2rid concession spent•the weekend with her chum Clara Milligan.' • On 'Sunday Mr. and , Mrs. Leonard Robinson's baby Mark Andrew was christened' at Calvin- Brick church: Attending the family get-to-gether after were Mr. and Mrs. Neil Rintoul, Steven and Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Ober- holtzer, , Jeffery and Julie of Waterloo, ,Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gutoskie, Michelle and Michael, Mr.' and Mrs. Gordon Campbell, Listowel, Mr. and. Mrs. Roy Robinson and Steven, ,Mr. and Mrs. Larry Robinson and Bradley, Blyth, Mr. and Mrs. Mack Cardiff and great grandfather Wm. Hum- phrey of St. Helens, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rintoul, maternal grandpar- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Bill . Rintoul Monday attended the funeral .at Blyth of her aunt Mrs. Radford. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Alex Craig on the birth of their son, Garitt Thomas in. Wingham Hospit- al on May 4,, 1976, a brother for. Lana and Ryan.. Little Ryan' Craig is spending a few days with his aunt and uncle and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Schwichtenberg, Lori and Kerry of Port Elgin'. , Graham Kay is' employed at Small Electrical Appliance .Repair Senfice. Minor Repairs to All Makes , .• BILL BALE R,R. 1:RIPLEY • 395.2349 .•••••••••••••••••••••••••.•,••••• INGLIS FARM . DRAINAGE QUALITY INSTALLATIONS CLAY OR PLASTIC ' Free Estirtiates PHONE 3924700 R.R. 3 _WALKERTON present in Goderich doing painting. Recently the passing of Carman Turner of Elmira was announced with burial in Greenhill Cemetery. His fath,er was the'late Jack Turner , and • his • mother the late Mars Paterson. The late Albert Paterson was his uncle. Mr.' and Mrs. Wilbert Schwich- tenberg and,family and Ryan Craig were Sunday visitors with Albert Coultes, Alex Craig and Mrs. Craig in Wingham Hospital. On Sunday at Calvin-Brick Church Christopher Gary., son of Mr. and Mrs. ,Gary Jamieson was baptized. Family gathering after at the home were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weber, 'Clare Weber,. Mr. and Mrs'. John Miles and Steven of Catinington; Mr. and Mrs. John Jamieson' and . Brian, Jirry Robert- son, and grandfather Tom Jamie- son. Mr. and Mrs. Vz' for Emerson were Sunday cane on Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Porteous of Lucknow Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elliott and familY had his mother Mrs. Elliott and Mrs. Galbraith of Wingham for dinner Sunday evening. • 441 Achievetridit Day is Satur- day, May 15, at Ripley in the High School. Lciri Ann Jamieson, is commentator' for Whitechurch group. Mack Inglis of Highgate spent 'Mother's Day weekend .with his mother, Mrs. Tom Inglis, Betty and Tom.. Jack Inglis of Victoria is home for the summer. Mr.• and Mrs. Jim Smith and Robbie of Goderieh spent Mother's Day with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adams. On Friday the public School pupils; enjoyed a holiday as their teachers were attending Teachers Development Day. Mr.',and Mrs. Francis Colemaii of Seaforth were Thursday visitors with Mf. and Mrs. Victor Emerson, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Nicholson of Strathroy and Cecil de Boer of Toronto spent the weekend with their parent's Mr. and Mrs. John de Boer. " We are pleased to report that Wall, who had spent a few days at St, Joseph's Hospital, London, was brought back to Wingham Hospital on the weekend. Mrs. Edith Brown of London spent the weekend and Mother's Day with her parents,Mr. and Mrst, Bill. Evans. Mr; and Mrs: Fred Davis and Dana of Windsor spent the weekend with her' mother, Mrs. Garnet Farrier. Mi. and Mrs. ken Kay, Lori,' Bradley and Robbie of Guelph brought his mother Mrs. Kay on Mother's Day fla visit with her son, Mr. Graham Kay, Mrs., . Kay, Wendy and Graham. Miss tale . Kay of Kitchener visited here too.