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Kitchen*, Ont. --We Suy Existing Mortgagei for Instant cash— 7l - PAGE THIRTEEN THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WODNESOAY; JANUARY 2Z 1975 LES PEfTER SHOES / Federated Women's institutes of Ontario met in the King. Ed- ward Hotel in Toronto from January 13th - 17th. Mrs. Harvey Noblitt, Ottawa, the president presided when all 32 Subdivisions of Ontario were represented. In her president's address, it 'was leirned that the Officer's Confer- ence at Waterloo UniverOty had been most successful. It is hoped that the learning experience is fully shared with the branches at home, and full time given for re- ports. During the week of Women's Institute week in June, 1974, 1,300 visited 'the Erland Lee home,' which is the property of the F.W.I.O. Records, of ,attend- ance at the 14 Area Conventions are: District voting delegates 96%; Area branches represented 77% and total number voting del- egates at 80%. A trophy is ,pre- sented to, the District, with high- est attendance, it seems to be an incentive for better attendance. In the past two years 239 branches made an increase in Membership of 20%. Mrs. Wm. G. Miller, Scar- borough, the secretary treasurer reported attending many commit- tee meetings. She was. Chairman of iewl0 supplies sales 'at the Of- ficers Conference. They amounted to $1,833.00. Mrs. Miller stayed at the Erland , Lee home during Women's Institute week, when the 1,300 visited. Mrs. Austin Zoeller, New Hamburg; reported on the disposition of the 1973 Resolutions, Mrs. George Bott, Charlton Stat- ion, is the new appointment to this committee. Mrs. Harvey Houston, Ludmow, presented the Public Relations, re- port. Trent Valley and Grey- Bruce now have 11 years con- inuous 100% reporting. A high- -.ght of 1974 was the presenta- on of a scholarship to honor s. Ndblitt from the OttaWa ea, for the contribution she made to the work of Women's nstitute at home and abroad. public relations are fostered Many ways by the W.I. in the mmunity as they sponsor 4-H,' are of Senior. Citizens and handl- pped and the oversight of many ther dociamunity projects. We ex- ress gratitude of the fine cover- g• given W.I. work all over Ont- o. Contributions for W.I. pro- et was $21,635.00. During the election of Officers, s. Herbert Maluske of Chesley, rey-Bruce Area, was elected esident. Mrs. ' Earl Morden, .111 1 Rodney was elected Secre- Treasurer. Regional vice ident: Southern, Mrs. Calvin Carmichael, Ilderton; Northern, Mrs. Sam ' Koski, Fort Frances; Eastern, 'Mrs. Peter 'Timmins, Perth. Other Officers re-elected were Mrs. Harvey 'Houston, Lucknow, Public Relations Of- ficer; Mrs. RObt. B. Weoer, Of- ficer Conference Secretary Treas- urer. 'Newly elected Conveners were Mrs, L. E. Drayton, Ottawa; Mrs. Earl'Jamison, Oshiwaken; Mrs. Harold Biasing, Neustadt. Mrs., Austin A. Zoeller, New Hamburg,, chairman of the Er- land Lee Home, presented an in- teresting report. In this home, where the Constitution' of the Women's Institute was written, the table is still' in this Historic Home as part of the furnishings. Mr. Sydney Harvey, Toronto, showed some interesting slides. This will be a continuing project of W.I. for 'many years to come. The 1976 Convention 'of the Fed- erated Women's Institute of Can- ada will meet in Charlottetown, University of Prince Edward Is- land, the week of June 20th. Presentation, of gifts were made to retiring president, Mrs. Harvey L. Noblitt, and- Mrs. Wm. G. Miller,,secretary treasurer, with the good wishes from all the members of the Board of Direc- tors and executive. KINLOUGH • Mr, and Mrs. Howard Bennet and Mrs. Allan 'Dione of Toronto visited over the week end with Mr and Mrs. Art Haldenby. Miss Winifred Percy returned home from Sitricoe where she spent the past week with Mr. and Mrs. Don Bertrand and their infant son Marc. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott 'enter- tained relatives during the week. Several have been confined to their homes with flu and bad colds.. Ladies from the W.M.S. attend- ed the. Presbyterial at St. Andrew's Church, Wingharn on Monday. Brian,Percy visited with Mr. and Mrs. Don Bertrand and 'Marc on Saturday. Mrs. Bertrand was the former Joan Percy. Mrs. Frank Maulden., treasurer of the Kinlough and District Bible Society, received a letter of apprec- iation to ail who helped make up the amount of $179.75 in laSt fall's Canvass for 1974. THIS WEEK IN RIPLEY CONTINUED FROM PAGE 10 north side'. This left the, roof over the unloading platform hanging from the main wall and also in danger of causing further damage: However, now it has been secured. Owner of the elevator, Jack Tre- leaven of LucknoW, with the assistance of Ron Harkness of Purple Grove, worked all Monday afternoon in getting the roof back in place and supported. * *, * * * Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nicholson dibve up last week end from Amherstburg to visit with their son Francis, his wife Margret and son Kirk at their family home on the twelfth concession of Huron. They also visited' with 'their grand- daughter Margo and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jake qvliddelkanip and young son Mickey, who live On the farm west of Mr. and. Mrs. Mel Pollock and across from the Ripley Chemical plant - the former Twelfth Cheese Factory at Clarks. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nicholson, whose home is on Highway 18 at Arnherstburg, had a long wintry 'trip here and back.' They reported the same big windStorm in the Windsor district which was exper- ienced in this area on January 11th, * .* * * .* * _. For t e past two weeks Mrs.' Effie (Ge rge) Sutherland of Ripley has be`e , a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital in London. On Friday she successfully underwent surgery. Her daughter Elaine, Mrs. Wallace Pollock, who was down with . her mother on Friday and Saturday, returned home. Effie is presently in room 640 on the 6th floor in St. Joe's. Ripley area friends wish her continued recovery. Mrs. Janet Nixon, who has been ill for, the past few weeks, is back clerking at Mv.Grace Carruther's grocery store in Ripley. * * * '* '* *. A very busy man this .past, week is Bob Fair of concession 12 in Huron who plows the mainstreets in RipleY early each morning to clean away the night snowfall. • * * * ,* Mrs. Francis Gemmeli, Ripley Provincial. Board Director of the Federated Women's Institute of Ontario for. the Districts of Grey South, Bruce South and Bruce East, attended the F.W.1.0. annual meeting at the , King Edward _Hotel in Toronto last week. Thirty two Board Directors from Ontario, along with the Provincial President, Secretary . and Public Relations officer, Mrs. Harvey Houston of Lucknow, attended. Miss Helen McKercher of the Home Economies Branch, Ministry of Agriculture and • Food also attended. On Thursday evening Hon. Wm. A. Stewart entertained at a baii- quet at the ROyal York Hotel. He expressed his appreciation of the work done by the Women:s Insti- tutes-of Ontario. Grey Bruce had the honour of having the New Prdvincial President elected' from Chesley. Mrs. Herb Majuski Will be the new Provincial President for TEE5WATER BROOMBALL LEAGUE TOURNAMENT January 25 & 26 "You're doing, very well, sir. At this 'stage my last three pupils had broken legs!" 3 years. This is the first time , a Provincial President has been elected froni Grey Bruce Area. Each Board Director presents the report of this week long meeting to the officers in her subdivison when she calls a meeting in her home in the near rtuture. * * '* * * *- Visiting for the past week or so'in ,Ripley and staying at the farm home of Mr. and Mrs. John C. MacDonald, just west of Ripley, is Charles Baker of Behnont.• Charlie, who is busy renewing acquaintanc- es and meeting old friends, will be here till this Wednesday. Charlie now lives retired in Belmont. For many years he worked on the dairy farm of Mr.and•MrS. Don Willsie. Mrs. Willsie is the former Etta Lane of Ripley. ,Thirty some years ago Charlie worked on several farms in Huron Township. * * * Last week Mrs. Grace Murray was.able to return to her positon as clerk at the. Lawri James', grocery store. Grace is working part time. Earlier' last fall. she underwent surgery at'St.Joe's in LondOn from which she is recovering: $1 1 Will Go To Sharp's poled • The Honourable 14/;e0 Bernier, Minister of Natural Resources; announces the 'approval of a provincial, grant of $11,100.00" to the Maitland Valley Conversatio Authority ,for the proposed Sharp s Creek Wildlife Preserve. , The •AuthoTity has ari ongoing program of acquiring lands . on Sharp Creek and its head waters, in the Saraioga Swamp for . the purposes .of maintaining water storage, wildlife habitat, fisheries values and groundwater supplies in the area. The Authority now proposes to acquire a 100-acre parcel of land in the Township of Colborne for the establishment of the Sharp's Creek Wildlife -Preserve. There are no • buildings on the site. Sharp Creek crosses the property at te south- east 1 'corner. The land is low and swampy at the south tindary rising slightly to the north. While the property is densely wooded, the timber has no marketable value at the present time. All member municipalities will bear the Authority's share of the cost. OLIVET Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hamilton and Jennifer of Hanover, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hamilton and family, and Mrs. W. R: Hamilton. Mrs. .David Elphick and Mrs.* Ray Hamilton attended 4-H Train- ing School in Ripley last Friday and Saturday. The club this -time is "Let's Bake Bread" , Visiting on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Van Sickle and Trevor were Mr. and Mrs. Ian Thomas and Cody of the 6th concession and Mr. and Mrs. Mel Vanderveen and family of Kitchener. Mrs. Joe Calkins is home from University Hospital. London. also 'Andrew. Hamilton is home 'from • Wingham Hospital.Bert Eaton is VV still a patient in ingham. Ripley District School are having a Dance-A-Thon this week end. to raise money for the new complex. No doubt there will be a lot of tired feed on Sunday. Good Luck! 1.11ClaiW PRN E REID yf Phone 528-2011 SHOE REPAIR orpsfy.10.=' 2.5 OFF . SKATES AND LUGGAGE Mrs Harvey Houston, Lucknovir„, Renamed Public Relatiims Officer Of F.W.I.O. 25% Oft Alt Wintet :Footielit