HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1976-06-30, Page 3Women's Institutes
attend convention
Attending a National Conven-
tion is a privilege that not all of
us ever attain. Therefore it was
with great anticipation that 45
ladies from the County of Huron
set out for Charlottetown to
attend the Seventh Tri -annual
National Convention of the Fed-
erated Women's Institutes of
Canada. The theme FOCUS;
"Facing Our Challenge -Unity is
Strength" was emphasized by
each of the speakers.
Mrs. Olive Farquharson,
O.B.E. President of the Associ-
ated Country Womeh of the
World spoke on "Facing our
Challenges". Representing eight
million women in her world
organization, she said every
individual has the power to
hinder or develop some aspect
of world development. W.I.
members are an informed group
and often get their start in
becoming involved in important
Stockyard
Supply consisted mainly of
heifers and steers; demand was
steady and prices were steady to
half a dollar down. - Fat cattle;
heifers .$39.50-$42.00, tops to
$43.00; steers, $40.50-$42.00,
tops to $43.25; feeder cattle
$38.50443.50, tops to $45.50.
Pigs, weanlings, $42.00-$48.50;
chunks $50.00-$67.00.
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concerns through their organ-
isation, the W,I. basically, the
A.C.W.W. is concerned with.
helping all women throughout the
world by mutual help in '70 count-
ries. "Unity in service gives
unity in strength."
Speaking again the following
day on "Our International Chal-
lenge -Unity in Action" she
stressed that basically women's
concerns are the same all over
the world -child care, nutrition,
helping the men in agricultural
skills and homemaking skills,
The women learn through A.C.-
W.W. to help themselves.
The opening meeting was
presided over by Mrs. J.A.
McLean, National President of
the Federated Women's Institute
of Canada. She listed some of
the . 'challenges W.I. members
face, the credibility they have
achieved through the years,
their watch -dog attitude on gover-
rnment, inflation and land use
and their resourcefullness in
policy making organizations.
Election of officers for the
coming triennium, workshop dis-
cussidns, a story presentation in
colour and sound of the objectives
of each Province and the reading
of the winning Tweedsmuir Play
concluded the second day of .
the Convention.
Citizens News, June 30, 1976 -Page 3
OVER SIX MONTHS — Winners of the Hensall
Christopher James Taylor with mother Cathy,
Angela Plumb with mother Debbie.
st.
Fair baby competition over six months are, left to right, 1st
2nd Melody Lyne Cooper with mother Carolyn and 3rd
T -A photo.
Paul s ACWmeet in church
The regular meeting of St.
Paul's A.C.W. was held in the
church basement Thursday after-
noon. The president, Mrs.
Forrest, opened the meeting with
the Members Prayer. The hymn,
"Joy to the World" was sung
after which Mrs. Windover read
the scripture 1. John. 5 vs. 1-5.
Mrs. Annie Reid gave the medi-
tation and everyone took part in
the Litany, which was followed by
a prayer. Roll call was answered
with a Bible verse containing a
flower. The minutes of the last
meeting were read and approved.
'A letter was read from ' Fort
Hope, Ontario, thanking the
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iladies for the bale sent in the
spring, also from Rev. Seeg-
• miller, a former rector of St.
'Paul's church. Miss Petty gave
the study book on kindness. Mrs.
Anderson closed the meeting with
a prayer after which an "old
saying" contest was enjoyed by,
all.
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