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peer 80 delegates and
members of the Huron West
Wornen Institutes met las
Thursday, in . the 'St. Helens.
' United Church ifor their District
,Annual Meeting with the first
vice-president, Mrs. Harold
'Gaunt, of St. Helens, in charge
of both the. morning and
afternoon sessions.
The church was attractively
'4 decorated with baskets of mauve
and white lilacs with colorful
tulips, Mrs. William Rice was
organist aicd the registration was
in charge of Mrs. Ross°Errington•
and Mrs. R. thertAitchison.
The mt. ding' session was
M opened with the Ode, the Mary
Stewart Collect, the Lord's
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James Aitchison, .p. sldeett of`
the St. Helens branch gavet'a
warm welcome to everyone, The
minutes of the previous meeting
4 -were approved as • read, by,, the
secretary, Mrs. Graham McNees
In the correspondence it was
stated that four lettershad been
received from their foster child
in Korea. The last letter was read
expressing deep aplireciation. In
the District Report the F.W.I.C.
convention to be held this year
August 24.28 in Winnipeg was
announced, and embroidered.
pillowcases made by Mrs. W.
Colclough of Clinton had been
sent for the gift stall there,'
Mrs. K. Wilkinson of .Goderich
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Mrs.McNee -gave the financial
statement'sl owing a balance of
$274.
The president, Mrs.. Andrew
Straughan's message, was read as
she was attending her son's
graduation_ that day andwas
unable to be 'present; A solo;
Just A Little Help From You,
was sung by Mrs. Wes Bradnock
of Auburn, accompanied by Mrs.
Donald Haines of Auburn.. '
The . election of district
directors wasratified by Mrs;
`Wilbur Lawrence of Embro —
board director for
•
Auburn,Mrs. Frank E.aithby.;,
Selgrave, Mrs, Stanley Cook;
Blyth, -Mrs. E. -Walsh; Clinton,
Mrs. Wilfred Colclough;
Dungannon, Mrs. Wilbur Brown,
Lucknow;, Goderich, Mrs. R.
Wilson; Londesboro, Mrs, Elgin.
Josling; St. Helens, Mrs. Ross
Gammie; Tiger Dunlop, Mrs.
Ralph Jewell; WinghaEn, Mrs.
Francis Powell.
The Wingham Branch with
Mrs. A. Lockeridge presented a
Friendship Tree and the
treasurers of *each branch
presented the Pennies for
Friendship which .are sent to the
Associated Country . Women of
the World (A.C.W.W.) Mrs.
THE WINNER
Mrs. Stokes, first prize winner in Bluewater Texaco's Grand Opening celebration is shown
accepting her prize, a clock radio, from, Jim Thompson, proprietor. Other winners were:
second prize, a hair dryer, Chris Graham; -third prize a set of hand wrenches, Jeff Stott.
THANK YOU
would like to take this opportunity, to sincerely thank everyone who made our grand
opening the success it was: I am looking forward to seeing all of you back again.
Sincerely,
Jim Thompson.
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Donald Haines,• Auburni;. 'Blyth, ehdurh . love.- ' Mrs, Taunt • :"
J h tn• Belgrave, e Mrs« I thanked Mr,
Mrs.. C. o ns � &rav a , Onandy. . for his
S. Hopper, Clinton,. Mrs. Mr* .{s. impressive address.. •
Batkin Dun annon Mrs.. Ce The collection • taken by
Blake;.Godergrch Mrs'.. E, Sitter;.Clinton Branch . was received b
Londesboro, -Mrs, GQrdan , Mrs. W. Holland and Mrs. W.
Robinson; St. Helens, Mrs, Ross Colclough.
Errington; Tiger. Dunlop, Mrs. • Miss Catherine Hunt, home
Richard Buchanan; Wingham; economist for Huron County,
Mrs. William McKenzie reported on the 4-11 'program
Mrs. Wilbur Lawrence, 'and the senior, program for the
F,W.I.Q. Board Director,' past year. Reports of the year's d
brought greetings .- from the•
provincial board and spoke of
the aims and objectives . a.
,outlined by Mr. and Mrs. Erland
Lee and Adelaide Hoodless when.
they• started the Women's
• institutes with the aim for better
homemaking and living.
conditions." She stressed that
programs should be updated to
meet the needs of the present
age such as the drug situation,'
pollution and the aim to make
better 'home 'environment for
teenagers. Mrs. Lawrence told
about the 16 -year-old girl , in
Turkey who • is being educated
by the International Scholarship
which was supported by all
branches in the province a few
years ago.
The report on public relations
was given by Mrs. Wes Bradnock
and the resolutions report
prepared by Mrs. Donald Riehl
of Goderich was read by Mrs.
William Porter of Goderich. The
report of the Officers
Conference was ' given by the
District Delegate, Mrs. ' W.
Colclough of Clinton. Additional
reports were given by Mrs. L.,
Archambault, Auburn; Mrs..Ivan
Wightman, Beigrave; Mrs. W.
Elliott, .Clinton; Mrs: \William
activities were given by' the
presidents when the. roll call was
taken. , Mrs. D. Haines. reported
for Auburn in the absence of the
president; - Mrs, Ivan Wightman
for - Belgrave; Mrs. Luella •
McGowan for Blyth; Mrs. ,W.
Holland for Clinton; Mrs. 1i.
Girvin for Dungannon; Mrs.
William Porter for Goderich;
Mrs. W. G;ourlay for. More
Londesboro; Mrs. James
Aitchison for St. Helens; Mrs. •
rot1ection
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by Mrs. W. _ Goatriay, ice.
Richard Buchanan •, of ' Tigger
Dunlop • Branch expressed
courtesies and , the meeting. was
cldseri with the potin, Po You
Just Belong?, and the' singing. of
the Queen. -
Officers .are as follows:
Past president,. Mrs. Wilfred
Colclough, Clinton; president,
Mrs. Andrew, Straughan,
Goderich; ist vice-president,
Mrs. Harold °Gaunt, Lueknow;
2nd vice-president, 'Mrs. Stanley
Cook, 4 , Belgrave; secretary-
treasurer, Mrs. Graham McNee,
D u ngann,non; assistant
secretary-tr easurer, Mrs. Richard
Buchanan, • Goderich; federated
representative, Mrs. ` Wilfred
Colclough, ' Clinton; alternate
Richard Buchanan for Tiger
Dunlop, in the absence of the p
president; Mrs. A. Lockeridge' ,
for the Wingham Branch.'
soughteners was
The report of the standing.
committee con iven
vg
by Mrs. Ross Gammie for
agriculture and Canadian
industries; Mrs. Stanley Cook for
Mrs. Earl Anderson for
citizenship and education; Mrs.
Chas. Schiell of Wingham for
historical research and current
events and Mrs. -Keith Webster of
Blyth for home economics and
health.
An organ solo was played by
Mrs. Frank Hawkins of
Goderich. Mrs. William Porter
presented the two resolutions
prepared by the Tiger Dunlop'
Branch. One resolution dealing
- Porter, odericli'1Vhrs" Witmer - 8 the bolisfringg ;the° °Fine'•
-Howatt, Londesboro; Mrs. Earl ---print on legal --documents •and
Sherwood, Tiger Dunlop and papers was spoke to by Mrs. Tait
Mrs. Harold Gaunt; St. Helens. ' Clark and' Mrs.' Lawrence stated,
The dinner was served in the that .this resolution had already
institute hall with the members beenpassed by*
the board and
catering to the delegates and had ' been sent on. to the
guests.• The head table guests government The other
were introduced 'by Mrs. V. resolution was sustained and it
Colclough, Rev. G. E. Hummel read-- Whereas we have found
said Grace and—greetings from in buying frozen .food — fruit, •
the London Area were brought vegetables and dairy products—
by the president, Mrs, Vermont some packages of the food has
Pow of St. Thomas. become stale and tasteless and
Reeve Bob Lyons welcomed ' sometimes unfit for ..use —
the delegates and guests to the Therefore be it resolved that the
towns of West Wawanosh on Federated Women's Institutes of
behalf o township council. Mrs. Ontario do everything possible
Tom Allen of Londesboro individually and collectively to
replied to the Reeve and have the Department of
thanked St. Helens ladies for the Agriculture and Food ask that
• dinner. ' these foods be dated when
During the noon, hour many packaged.
looked at the • Branch ' Mrs. Tait Clark, . district
Tweedsmuir History books Olrator, gave an encouraging
which were on display. . , report. , and Mrs.:W,. Colclough
The afternoon session began reported for Huronview
with the convention song and a ` xiliary. Mrs. Wilbur Lawrence
singsong. led by Mrs. James presided for the election of
Aitchison and Mrs. Ross officers and Mrs. William Porter
Gammie. An impressive In presented the slate of officers
Memoriam service was led by for the nominating committee
Mrs. Ivan Wightman, Mrs. ' which were accepted as read.
Norman Coultes and Mrs. In the new businessperiod it
Stanley Hopper, all of- the was decided to again sponsor a
Belgrave Branch. Those Korean child and it was accepted
•°remembered were Mrs. W. J. that 25 cents per .member be
Craig, Auburn; Mrs. R. Proctor, paid by July lst for the support
Belgrave; Mrs. H. Phillips, Blyth; of .this project. An invitation to
Mit. R. McKenzie Dungannon;
Mrs. O. Cook,'Goderich and' Mrs.
W. Wellings and Mrs. H. Wiley of
• Wirigham. •_
The guest speaker of the
afternoon was • Mr.. N. T.
Ormandy, jeweller, of Goderich.
He spoke on his interesting
display of diamonds in older
settings of other days: He gave
the history of the diamond and
spdke on the different colors
and values of these symbols of
Londesboro in 1.971 was given
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The Department of Lands and
Forest will be requested to
provide more protection and
more patrols « in certain areas,
particularly in the
neighbourhood of Highways 21
and 4, during the main *hunting
season, it was decided at Huron
.County• Council Friday
afternoon.
The action came following
complaints in the county, that
American hunters are coming
into Huron County and stripping
the area' 'of wildlife, leaving
nothing for local hunters to
stalk,
Two -....other _suggestions :have
been made: bylaws passed at the
local level under • the Municipal
Act regulating discharge of
firearms; and to have a township
declared a regulated township.
It• was learned that some
townships in Huron County.are
now—established ._.as regulated
townships.
,There was also some
discussion 'about the presence of
out -of -the' -county bait
companies which are emptying
the Huron County rivers and
streams of all forms of marine
life.. It was pointed out that
- while these companies are
licensed to operate, individual
property owners have the'right
to forbid them access to a
stream or river on ' their
property.
Girvin .Reed, Ashfield,
chairman of the county
development committee, told
county council that many
farmers in' the county are not
Concerned about' hunters, and
fishermenfrom out of the
district. He said a survey taken
recently in the county revealed
this fact.
"But the survey may not have
been taken in the right areas,"
added Reed.
"Many farmers do care,"
stated Allan Campbell,
McKillop.
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Clark, Goderich; assistant
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Auburn, district delegate, Mrs,
.Andrew Straughan, Goderich;
alternate, district delegate,, Mrs,
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standing committee conveners --
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