HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1978-06-08, Page 12PAGE 12—GODERICH SIGNAL'STAR, THURSDAY, J NE 8, 1978
omen! Where are we i
" Women! Where are
We in Community ac-
tion," was the theme off
the 78th District Annual
of the Huron -West
Women's Institutes held
last Monday in the Nile
United Church, Colborne
Township with the Tiger
Dunlop Branch as
hostesses. Mrs. Allan
Stoll was in charge of
registration and Mrs.
Gordon Kaitting was in
charge of dinner tickets.
Mrs. Graham McNee of
Dungannon was in charge
off the two sessions which
opened with the Ode, the
Mary Stewart Collect and
O Canada with Mrs. Len
Reed as organist.
Mrs. Earl Sherwood wo
Tiger Dunlop Branch
welcomed the 94
delegates and members
and Mrs. Richard
Buchanan read the
minutes and gave the
financial report. She
reported that the
Branches had receipts of
$.24626.13. Mrs. Donald
Riehl of Goderich gave
the auditors- report and
Mrs,' McNee gave her
report. She thanked all 12
Branches for their
support and co-operation
during the past year.
Londesboro Branch
presented a short skit,
Fault Finding, with Mrs.
Tom Duizer, Mrs. Lorne'
Hunking and Mrs. Bert
Shobbrook a's the actors.
Miss Grace Bird,
Huron County Home
Economist' ratified the
District Directors. They
were: Mrs. Tom Haggitt
of Auburn., Mrs. John
Anderson of Belgrave,
Mrs. Luella McGowan of
Blyth, Mrs.. Cecil Elliott,
of Clinton, Mary Holmes
of Goderich, Mrs. Elmer
Black of Dungannon,
Mrs. Stanley Mcllwain of
Goderich Township, Mrs.
Bert . Shobbrook of
Londesboro; Mrs. Mabel
Jacklin of Maitland, Mrs.
Peter Chandler of St.
Helens, Mrs. Earl
Sherwood of Tiger
Dunlop, and Mrs. Mrs.
Alf. Lockeridge of
Wingham.
MiSs Wendy Whitmore
spoke for the 1978 Ontario
Youth Employment
Program and the Pennies
for Friendship presen-
tation was in the charge
of Mrs. Norman Coultes
and Mrs. Ross Higgins of
the Belgrave Branch.
An impressive chart.
was displayed showing a
tree with roots each
representing the Branch
and going up the truck
showing the support of
the projects in nutrition
etc. throughout the Asia
and Africa continents.
The treasurers
presented their pennies
which came to over $200.
Those treasurers
presenting were Mrs.
Robert Peck, Auburn,
Mrs.. 'Jas. Hunter,
Belgrave, Mrs. Bill Hull,
Blyth, Mrs. Leona
Lockhart, Clinton, Mrs.
Winnifred Girvin,
Dungannon, Mrs. Donald
Riehl, Goderich, Mrs.
William Porter, Goderich
Township, Mrs. Erie
Anderson, Londesboro,
Mrs. Fiano McDougall,
Maitland, Mrs. Jas.
Aitcheson, St. Helens,
Mrs. Allan ,Stoll, Tiger
Dunlop and Mrs. William...
Powell, Wingham.
Mrs. William Porter,
federation representative
of the Federated
Women's Institutes of
Ontario gave her report
of the activities
throughout the province
and Canada, showing an
increase in support at all
levels, a very en-
couraging report.
Miss Grace Bird,.home
economist reported on
the 4-14 .work and also the
senior .program. She
stated that the ' senior
project would be
needlepoint when six
different stitches will be
taught.
Mrs. Irene Young,
Goderich introduced the
guest speake'rr, Mrs:
Clayton Edward of
Goderich, who spoke ort
the theme -Women!
She urges women to
speak up and write to the
members of parliament if
they have ' a beef. To
make the .best con-
tribution, women have to
be turned on, action is the
evidence of life, work is a
privilege, do what you
will, but do, be positive,
do something.
bejtter world.
Mrs. Keith Webster of;
Blyfh thanked the
speaker. The collection
was received by St.
Helens Branch and'
reports were given by the
delegates attending the
Officers' Conference at
University of Waterloo.
Mrs. Celia Taylor gave
the report of the curator
and Mrs. Norman Coultes
gave the•public relations
officer's report for the
district.
Mrs. Cecil Elliott,
Clinton reported for
Agriculture and
Canadian Industries,
Mrs. Leslie Jacklin,
Wingham for Citizenship
and World Affairs, Mrs.
Margaret Taylor, Lon-
desboro for Education
and Cultural Activities,
Biss Luella McGowan
lyth read by Mrs. Keith
Webster,,Blyth for Family
and Consumers' Affairs,
and Mrs. Tom Haggitt
Auburn for resolutions.
Mrs. Ann Mcichol of
Blyth spoke d'n the
Huronview Auxiliary
thanking all Branches for
CO
co-operating with the
Auxiliary and helping in
many ways.
Mrs. '",4an Wightmam,
and Mrs. McNee outlined
the duties in connection
with the •International
Ploughing Match to be
held in September near
Wingham. One hundred
apple pies will be
required from the
munity action"
District along with 121/2
dozen cookies per Branch
for each day at the
Hospitality Booth of the
Women's Institutes of
Huron County. Anyone
with old Home and
Country magazines,
please give them to your
president or PRO to give
out at this booth.
It was decided to again
sponsor a Korean child
and a $10 gift be made or
purchased for the gift
stall at the FWIC con-
vention in Saskatoon in
1979.
Mrs. Graham McNee
and Mrs. Richard
Buchanan were named
delegates to the County
Rally to be held at
Londesboro, the first
Monday in October.
A silent auction was
held in the charge of Mrs.
Bert McCreath, Mrs.
Stanley Mcllwain and
Mrs. William Porter off
Goderich Township
Branch.
Mrs. William Powell of
Wingham extended the
courtesies and Mrs. Bert
McCreath invited the
District to hold it's an-
nual meeting in 1979 at
Holmesville with
Goderich Township
Branch as hostesses.
Miss Grace Bird
presided for the election
of officers. Mrs. Eleanor
Bradnock presented the
slate prepared by the
nominating committee
which were accepted.
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