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Gardeners learn of life
and culture in Nicaragua
CLINTON - The Horticultural Society met
on Sept. 23 at the Clinton Public School with
President Frank Van Altena presiding.
After a short business meeting the
premium tulip bulbs st ere distributed by
Gwen Johnston.
The highlight of the evening was a presen-
tation by Jean Bennett of Hayfield speaking
and showing slides on the people and condi-
tions in Nicaragua.
The people there have succeeded in elec-
ting their own dolnocratic government.
Health care, living conditions and educa-
tional facilities are improving. There are
many evidences of help from •('are' of
(.anatia. However, the people have great dif-
ficulty in getting materials and tools to work
with because of embargos and high tariffs.
Big business in United States continue to
endeavour to control the country and 55 per-
cent of tax money in Nicaragua is needed to
defend themselves from the 'Contras' who
are stationed in Honduras.
Bess Fingland thanked the speaker, com-
mending her for giving us a clear understan-
ding of the problems in Nicaragua.
Door prizes, donated by Jean Bennett and
the Jr. Gardeners were won by Lois Elliott,
Pat Holland, Margaret Middleton, Dorothy
Johnston and Miss, Rose.
Sorority forms new
Clinton chapter
C1,INTON - September brought the in-
auguration of (1inton's newest sorority
chapter, Delta Alpha.
With the formation of the first Preceptor
level chapter, Clinton now can boast a
poplulation of three flourishing groups of
Beta Sigma Phi. A member is eligible to
progress to a Perceptor Chapter after she
has served for a minimum of 10 years in the•
other two levels.
A jovial and hungry group of eight ladies,
travelled to Grand Bend on September 1 for
a gourmet meal at The Thirsty Fox and an
entertaining evening at the Huron Country
Playhouse. The presentation of Brigadoon
was very much enjoyed by all.
Ann Adams was hostess for the initial
meeting of the Chapter on September 8.
After a brief business meeting, during
which plans were finalized for the ritual to
confer the Perceptor degrees, the group en-
joyed an informative tour of the new
Kildonan Inn. Debbie Gardiner who hostess -
ed the tour, gave a very interesting presen-
tation of past history and future plans for
the Inn, after which everyone enjoyed lunch
and social time in the dining room.
The second meeting was held at the home
of Betty -Jo Cudmore on September 22.
President Linda Meade distributed the
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ed plans for social, service, and ways and
means activities.
Meetings will be held on the second and
fourth Monday of each month beginning in
October with minor variations to accom-
modate holidays. The objective of the
membership is to keep activities flexible
and informal to adjust to the busy lifestyle
of the members. The Chapter decided to
continue with the collection of Zehrs' and
Kuenzig's tapes and taking orders for
Regal.
For her cultural program, Betty -Jo read a
poem by Cathy Ward, a Clinton teenager,
who has won recognition in a national poetry
contest. The poem which also appeared in
the Central Huron yearbook sparked discus-
sion of teenage life and thoughts.
Following the business meeting, Mary
Marsh auctioned off summer souvenir items
which the members had collected from their
travels or activities this summer. A lot of
fun and surprises awaited everyone as they •
opened their treasures. The evening closed
with a delicious lunch and social time.
The next meeting will be held at the home
of Marj Dobson on October 5. It will include
the Preceptor Ritual and a potluck dinner.
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