Zurich Citizens News, 1975-10-23, Page 5Bishop WI convention seek
Sherlock change in Indian Act
(continued from page 1)
basic salary was increased
six per cent 'ever and above
the existing contract effect-
ive October 1.
Stratford trustee Ron Marcy
was named board represent-
ative on the steering commit-
tee set up to design an Impl-
'ementation Model for the
board's system of schools.
The administration is study-
ing the restructuring of the
schools in the system.
Trustee F.J. Vere, of Strat-
ford, chairman of the building
and maintenance committee
reported the drain at the board
office has been completed at
a cost of $1,500.
The board maintained sup-
port for the Kiwanis . Fest-
ival at Stratford again this
year by making a grant of
$100.
Superintendent Tokar
staed professional develop-
ment day will be held on Oct-
ober 20.
Superintendent Easton
attended a preliminary meet-
ing in Toronto on Septemb-
er 29 in preparation for the
Education Week to be held in
April. He concluded his report
on the meeting by saying a
successful Education Week
depended on the County
Committee for Education
'eek and the School Com-
mittee for Education Week.
Trustee John O'Drowsky
of St. Marys said the curricul-
um review committee would
have a meeting on October
22 at 8 p.m. at St. Joseph's
School in Stratford.
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Why, and why not, was
the theme of the London area
convention of the Women's
Institute which was attend-
ed by delegates from all the
nine branches in the South
Huron Area. One inconspic-
ious paragraph in the London
paper is of special signifi-
cance to area people, regard-
ing the resolution on Indian
Women's rights when their
husbands die intestae. Due
to the interest of Mrs. Olive
Hicks of Hurondale W.I.
and the support of her branch
members, this resolution is
aimed at changing the Indian
Act of 1867 to give Indian
women the right to administ-
er their husband's estate as
may any other Canadian
women in similar circumst-
ances.
Much research was done by
Mrs. Hicks, assisted by the
District Resolutions Convenor,
Mrs. Hilda Payne, to b ring
this inequality to the Dist-
rict W.I. and when they
sustained the motion it was
taken to the London area.
Now passed by the area, this
resolution only has to pass
the Provincial Committee to
be forwarded to the Federal
Government for consider-
ation and possibly, a change in
the Indian Act. Our Huron -
Middlesex M.P. Mr. Robert
McKinley is to be thanked
for assistance in getting
this far. Why this resolut-
ion? Because the Women's
Institute is "For Home
and Country." "Why not?"
we said, and maybe we will
be helping our native sisters.
Official delegates to the
Convention from the South
Huron area were Mrs. Roy-
lance Westcott, Exeter, South
Huron— President and Mrs.
Gordon Papple, R.R.5,
Seaforth who is also Board
Director for District 3. She
was the only Board Director
in the London Area who has
not completed her term of
office, Mrs. Emmerson
Stanley, of R.R.2,Denfield
being elected to District 21,
and Mrs. Keith Heipler, R.R.
2, Springfield being elected
to District 22. Other officers
elected are president, Mrs.
Wallace Laidlaw, R.R.7,
London, first vice-president,
Mrs. Leonard Caffyn, R.R.5,
Ingersoll, second vice-presid-
ent, Mrs. Keith Hiepler,
secretary Mrs. Wilfred Keut-
sch, Sebringville and treas-
urer, Mrs. Clifford Ritchie,
R.R.3, Parkhill.
(continued on page 16)
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