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Peggy Knapp • says women's institutes do make a difference for everyone
Make a World of Difference was South Wvonien's Institutes have
the theme of the London Area domestic annual pignuts and a
Wofxieres. Institute's 76th convert- teaching kit prat in: eveiy Ontario
find held OQtober 11 at South school.
Huron Recreational Centre in Resolutions Convenor Irene
Exeter. Piresident Larlriue Mclritovh, Richardson reported .on resolutions
of St. Maim pointed out w the 309 .sustained at the provincial level
women attending that Women's religious education in schools,•
Institute has waffle a difference in support for hospital nurses, prreven-
our homes and country and, we can tion, of child abuse, elimination of
make a difference :in our penal PCBs, reduced packaging old .man,
environment, community "environ- datury recycling,
meat and global environment a we
- work to pmt our planet.
Peggy Knapp President of
al enviInstitute (MIA) •1• .IP P) S SP of .
recent rrxperriences visiting ,British
Womeni's Institutes as they:
celebrated trieirr 75th Anniversary.
She told: o'f
changesthatwil take
place asthe contract
'
expireswith the. Ontario Ministry of
Agriculture and Food in 1992. Life . .
memberships : will b''discontinued,
after W.I'a lOOth anniversary iii.'.
1997 and the fees paid to the
Provincial office by branches will
be increased until that. • tittle A
Portable Computer. Fond has: ern
set up. Mrs. Knapp presented a Life
Membership in F.1N 1.O. to Janet
H.ieplieh, :a pest EN.I.0, President.
Barbara Shipley spoke an her
literacy display and theconcems of
• shopping if one is unable to read.
Nine per cent of 'Our population •
need help understanding product
Marr• Partly Awards were
Present to Kama Spierre+ns„ Patricia
VanMten and Theresa Axa The
Federated Women's Institute of
Canada Past Presidents Essay Win.
rex', Cathy Marshall received, an
engraved pea for her efforts. Trien-
nial Tweedsmuir Competition wince
to were Anna ,Crawford, Jean
Meaty and Dorothy fife.
Ninetieth Annivet cry Education
Scholarship for a W.I. member
went ,to Marg Harris alio is
fig her educe* at Wester.
vett School in London.
The New Life Singers of V451.- enfed at the evening
�entertainedet and guest speak Til.
Btowes,.a Geography Specialist and
former Mayor of Stretford spo a on
saving the environment and planet
and gave helpful tips to use around
huiue instead of harmful cleaners
and products. •
labelling and seven per out do not:.: Federated Women's Institutes of Ontario President Peggy 'Knapp'
'read at sial., • ,?'discussed ecologywith guest speaker Ted 'Howes, geography special .
Vivian McDonald reported on the and former mayor of Stratford at the tondos; Area W.I. '76th
progress of the Butler Project an . %Convention held in Exeter, Theme for the Convention was "Make a
endeavour of Oxford North " and World of Difference".
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• Three :new Board Directors were chosen recently at the Loidon Area
Women's Judith*Ganvent(on heir'in Exeter. Sally: Mclntyre wilt
represent .Subdivision 24 Elgin East, Oxford South and Elgin West;
Irene Richardson, will represent 'Subdivision 23, Perth South, Huron
South, Huron West and Word North; and Marg. Rutins will
represent Subdivision 21, •"Middlesex. East, Middksex West and,
Middlesex North. Mrs. Harris. was awarded the 0th Anniversary
Edur'catlorialAward for the Southern Region. Four of these Awardsarre
presented eachyear to Women's Institute members who are planning
to fl trthcr or update theeir education.
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