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Womens' Institute
Mrs. T. H. Meyers and Mrs. Harry
Rose had the privilege ana pleasure
of attending the 50th anniversary
celebration of the Federated Wom--
en's Institutes which was held on
Wed. June 18th at the Ontarib Ag-
.ricultural College, Guelph. This was
a most impressive sight as there were
between 11 and 12 thousand women
gathered on the •campus eager to hear
and see the messages and reports
from countries all over the world.
Australia, New Zealand, Africa, 22
countries were represented. eend J. PhilipJones. Theywill
Premier. George Drew told bhe
ladies, but for this organization the reside at Apt, 6, Four hundred and
Return From Trip to the West
)Jr. and Mrs. P. J. O't;wyer who
snade a motor trip to Winnipeg a
few weeks ago have returned safely
opt Friday, and we all feet a bit bet-
tcr b5, having our Doctor bach in
our midst. We hope that this trip
to the prairie city was of benefit to
their physical part of living, as our
experience these long trips by auto
are rather tiring, but the change and
etviorrnent does one a lot of good.
Married at Toronto
Mr. Paul Hess and Miss Sonia
'Rielly announce their marriage sec-
retly solemnized, at the City of Tor-
onto, on Saturday, June Twenty
Eigth, nineteen hundred and forty-
seven; at four o'clock, by the Rev -
world would not and could not be
what it is today. With millions of
women whose thoughts and actions
are one and the same, progress must
go on and it is because of their eag
erness to advance knowledge and
education that 'the MacDonald Inst;;
itute at Guelph was erected, and has.
been of great importance to the coun-
tny. Meals were served on the gro-
unds by the Government. The impr=
essive Pageant "Let there be Light"
was beautiful and touching.
Mrs. John Hoodless in sorrow' clever
the death of her own .ohild through,
lack of knowledge of food ' and
decided there must be something
done, so carries the light to bhe fa":
mers. Her ..message makes a big im
pression �on farmer's at "Stoney Creek
wl a t e firs , W o;?Qens'. rittstitute
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rural areas the W.I. has beeon;. a
reality, (episode 7) The fouYtdation
of MacDonald's Institute cane thr-
ough Mrs. Hoodless approaching Sir
William MacDonald of Moatreal
where the workers teachers. speakers-
dietitians,
p
dietitians, lab workers, etc. ere sent
from to -day, so the Light spreadbi
through Ontario and across :Canada'
to Great Britain. the torch is�earried
ed'
on throughout the world,
(14) We face the future, the Won
ens' Institute Treasure the past and
face the future, youth carries on!
They look forward, and a vision of
past,what is t to
e. Linked wrtn the
tluough Mrr•s. Hoodless and with
the present, through Mrs. Summers,
F.W.LO., President, the whole com-
pany assembles to hear the 50th.
anniversary' message from Her The
g-
esty, Queen Elizabeth, and
Lord's Prayer,"' The Natronai An-
them concluded the "Pageant.
This was a day 'which will never
be forgotten, the W. L motto is for
"Home and Country," so let the light
that was just a small spark 50 years
ago, burn brighter as years go by.
This. is a farmer's organization,
let
us uphold it.
The Queen's Message
It is a great pleasure to me ,to
send greetings and congratulations to
the members of the Federated Wom-
ens' Institutes of Ontario on the cel
canton of their 50th anniversary
d cel-
ebration. With all my go
for a happy and useful future.
The opening of Stoney Creek W.
I. in 1.807 is a landmark in he his -I
toxny: of rural life, and I am glad to
send this message of good will' be-
cause I know of the thankfulness of
my fellow members for their Instit-
utes, besides those in Great 13ritain
I have lately seen, members in South
Africa and Rhodesia, enjoying
d
valueing the opportunity for service
mutual help, education and fun which
membership brings Creek wont h, 50hich we
owe to the Stoney
f.r years ago.
Mr. thoughts are with you on this
great day, and I wish each one of
you happiness and prosperity.
R.
The Pageant.
The Pa.gent. Let there be Light
was produced by Mr, Bownlow Orchestra,
music by Horace Lapp's
the first episode was the entity of
Herald and narrators, the represent-
atives of Canada and the nine Prov -
Nees, and the Spirit of Light. "Let
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forty-two Walmer Rd., Toronto.
The groom is 'the second son of Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew F. Hess of Zurich,
grrd is associated with a large Law
Firm, at Toronto.
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Executive Meet
The executive of the Grand Bend
stry Hastings picnic held their meet
rig at the home of Mrs. Leonard
)Prang on Friday afternoon. Mrs.
Lawson, Mrs. Mack, Mrs. S. .King,
rs. A. Wein, of Crediton and
1 rs. E. Rader and Mrs, Maier of
ashwood were present. A very
uccessful report was given of the
Ionic .and a much impro•S•e'd pro--
•amme is planned for our' picnic
.,ext year. We appreciate the support
ciT. the community and hope t'ot. nieet
toil= garbring�next tyeay.
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ad Reunion
family reunion table
A very happy
lace; out. Sunday afternoon on the:
spacions"iawn of Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
:Gascho o town, in honor of the fam-
ily's parols, Mr. and Mrs. Josephs
Gascho, o town, when children and'
.grand.. childa,'en all of the family 'be-
iing' present, to enjoy a real picnic.
The: weatheir being ideal for the oc-
casion; and needless to say att felt
very Young' with father and another.
.This being' a. most wonderful privil-
ege' to enjoy' such a splended gather-
ing. The supper was delicious and
good appetites showed that the food
was, vani'shih rapidly. Those present
from out of town were: Mr. and Mrs
Samuel Gasclie and family of Harr-
iston;• Mrs. P. Ravelle and two dau-
ghters: of Grand Bend; Mr. and Mrs
Frank: Cain: and twin daughters of
Montreal:; M"rs. P. Clarke of Wind-
sor. May^ the parents and family 'be
spared to. enjoy many mire such re-
unionsi.
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SURPRISE PARTY
On. Wednesday evening, July 30,,
a. group, of ladies gathered at the
home. of Mrs. Gordon Sewell to en-
joy a few hours with her before their
leaving, for their new hone in Fort
Erie. Mrs. Sewell was completely
diaken by surprise as the ladies en-
tered her home. After a social chat
Mrs:. Chris. Hoist read- the address
and Mrs. C. L. Smith presented, her
with a modern pin-up lamp. Mrs.
Sewell replied with very:,iitting words
of gratefulness for the kindness the
Ladies had shown towards her. Also:
that the friendship will never be
forgotten. Mrs. John Turkheim as
pianist, lead a jolly sing song, hum
orous readings were given by Mrs.
Hoist; a program to which ever:4;
one contributed, was one of the best
experience's. A delicious luncheon
was served and the ladies returned
to their homes very much pleased
with the splendid evening spent to.
gather•. The address:
Dear Mrs.` Sewell:
Because we have found your
friendship sincere and inspiring, we
find plea -sure in honouring you this
evening with this gift.
May it .reflect in sortie way, a por-
tion of the radiance we have felt
from the .presence. of you and your
family, during your short stay with
us.
In your nom community tnay you
find happiness ,and success, and may
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