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TIDE LU 1N SIDN" INZL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
Delegates e Grerlruce
ea + C'oflveii.tionr 1:
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A cordial w�el�come• wasp ex -
Winded from the citizens . ,the
• `town of Meaford, situated'on
Georgian Bay, ;to the 398 Wo -
open's ,Imsti•�twte 'delegates of the
d
Y..uce Area Convention on
fiber 11 and ,1�►bh.;
The h: annualconvention
was p esld d o by Mrs. Ivor
•capencer, • Tarte"' A welcome .was,
e atende i•by the president of the
Grey County' W.I. rally, Mrs,
Donald Carmichael. Assembly
singu1g was led fby Mrs. WalterPerks.
Miss Helen 'McKercher, Direc-
tor of; Home Economics Service,
Dept.' of ,Agriculture,; addressed
the • morning. session. The ladies
were congratulated for the {pro-.
gre'ssive •mariner in which 4-H
club work is carried on in these
counties. The display of Wo-•
''- men's Institute supplies, which
..are availalble.. from Spadina•
Rd., Toronto, . was . , Commended.
Miss McKereher stressed the
tact that our homes should be
, economically sound, mechanic-
ally 'convenient,artistically Sat-
isfying, m'nentally stimul'ating..
they:. should also be morally.
Wholesome, : socially. responsible;
and spiritually satisfying with
mutual respect , held for each
member -of the family; toward
one. 'another, "
Mrs. Ivor. Spencer reported' on.
her . year's ' activities; las presi-
dent,, and • enlarged on the theme
of • the convention "Information
Creates Enthusiast n ani Entbus
laam. Begets Action."'
Resolution: and convener: re
port was • giiv{en by Mrs. • Gordon'
Quinton, 1VIeaford ' amd the public
: relations report •by Mrs. Harvey
.Houston, Holyrood,
Ms. Arthur Maundrel, South-`
:amppton,. lot' Vice Pres. presided
for the Tuesday. afternoon ses-
sion. Visitors from • the ' Guelph
',.'and •S ancoe Area were welcom-
ed, also. • Mrs: G. M. Smitih.'of
Motueka, Nelson, New Zealran,
• who 'had :been: visiting in Tor
onto with her•• daughter. ,Mrs.
Smith brought {greetingsto 'the
Convention ,from' her . W.I.W: in
New • Zealand
;Further standing commi{tbee
• convener reports' were , :given; by
, Mrs. Alex +Butchart, Lions Head,
Mrs. O. 'C. • Gateman, Southaimp-
ton : and -Mrs. G. D. Hilts,. Owen.
Sound. The 'Curators report :was.
given :by Mrs. 'It. C. Robinson,
Durham. ,
Report of the Board Mernbers
of F.W.I.O. were : . presented by
Mrs. James . CopP, Elmrrood,.
w0 -Day Sessions.
Mrs. 1. B. ;Sharpe,•. •Durharn and
Mrs. Fred •Moyer, Owen Bound.,
Items stressed .from their' reports.
were: UNESCO Gift Coupon
plan 367, to further the' Nor-
thern Canada Institute,• "Make
Canada Lovelier," for 1967 Gen-.
tennial of. Canada; • tine National
Convention at rW'oifevjille, Nova•
Scotia,' June, :194; Miss 'Ethel
Clhapxnan's +book •which" will be
off • the press early in the, fall.
A. delightful vocal {trio :frown the
Grey north .district included Mrs.
Wayne Theaksiton, Mrs: Donald
Ferguson, Mrs. Allan Lowe.
Their accompanist " was Mrs.
Lorne Dennison.
Officials Named •
During the elevation Of officer's,
the 196 . slate of Area conven-
tion was returned : for a second
term. Mrs: Ivor Spencer, presi
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dent; .Mrs. ;Arthur. Maundrel,'
S'autharnpton, lit Vice pres. The
Secretary will be ; Mrs. Victor
Ehnerson
• , Wnitedhurel; Treasur-
er, Mrs: T. J. Cornish; Chesley.
The Convention . committee . for
1964 Will , come from wSubdivis-
ions .:15: • Mrs. . Donald McKay,
Tiverton, "Mrs. Leonard Unruh;
Desboro, Mrs. Graham Cham-
bers, Allenford. •
Standing Comaiiirttee .'Conven-
.
ers are: Agricultiire and. Cali.-
adian: Industries,. Mrs. Harald
• Wolfe,' R. 1, Dobbinton; Citizen-
ship and 'Education,. Mrs. James
Jackson, R. •4, Owen; Sound; His-.
torical Research 'and Current
Events, Mrs: G. D. Iii]'ts R. 1;
Owen Sound; Home . Econoa n•�ics
and Health, Mrs. . W'��lnier Dar-
roch, R..:4, Mount. Forest;, Res-
olutions, Mrs.. Gordon Quinton,
R. 2, ,Meaford; " Jr. nActiviities.
Representative ;to,:be appointed:
from 'Bruce :County; •Curator, •
Mrs. R. C. SRobinson,'• R.. 1, • Dui --
barn. ... •
Between afternoon session and -
the 'banquet the delegates tour-
ed .the
our-ed:,the Meaford Museum: •
Tuesday evening • a• •d�elacious
'banquet was . served to.300 in
the Anglican . Church, Parish
Hall. Returning to the town 1ia11,•
an.official. welcome was extend`
ed rby . Mayor Frank Garvey,,
Meaford. Greetings . •were,, given
by Mrs. Leonard Trivers,. ;rhes. -
salon, Provincial president and,
the Grey `County Agricultural
Representative Mr. " Grant'. Swei-
ger. iMr. , Ronald . Shaw, Meaford,
•tenor soloist delighted his aud-
ience:with : lovely n.umibers, his
aceornpanist„ being Mrs. Lorne
;Dennison. •Mrs.. Harvey Clark,
Meaford,, 'received ; the •priz.e,•,for
'WEDNESDAY SEPT. 251963
idle. oat painting competition...
This will be entered un the elm -
petition at Provincial .level, The
guest: speaer 'Mrs Frances Shel-
ley Wees, took as her.: itopic •.
"From. Dishpan •to 'Typewriter."
Mrs. Wees is , a noted Canadian
writer and described the uncer-
tain and intriguing life for one
expecting to make a living iri
this manner. Her audience .{was.
particularly captivated ' by the;
'beautiful :poem she , had corn-
posed on Canada and • its far
flung ihoriyons, /
Wednesday ' Sessions
With SMOKEY PLEAEHER
One
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:Recording Star
and oTI,ERs
ADVANCE
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LUCKNOW
W!N.GHAM
Arena
THURSDAY
OCTOBER 3.
MONUMENTS.
For sound counsel; and; a fair Price on . e.. ,monument
correctly designed from quality material, rely on
SI( EI..TON . MEMORIALS
Pat O'Hagan, , Prop.
Established ' Over Sixty Years '
Phone 881-0234 ' .Ontario:
Walkerton;.
Wednesday. 1:•&bh, the session •
Was presided over. tby Mrs. Em- 'dowork for other .groups, for
erson Kriobt, .Meaford, 2nd:• Vice which they do no t receive credit.
Pres. in 1654 the Area Convert- They. were never intended . to be.
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tionRwil be in Brune north ds -
a char"ity group. ..
•trict at Wiarton, Mrs: Ivor Spen- •.Discussion groups, wereheld
cer, Tara has been appointed in bhe forenoon with the find,
delegate to the' National conven- ings 1being presented in the . af-
ttion in June 1964, at Wolfeville, ternoon. Mrs. Leonard' Trivers,
Nova ' Scotia; Her alternate is ,Mrs.' T. • J. Cornish,Mrs. Gordon
Mrs. Victor Emerson, White- Bothwell, Owen Sound, Mrs. 'R.
church.' C. Walker, Provincial Curator,
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,Resolutions Passed Sit. George, Mrs. A. Zoeller, Prov.
The fo 1 ` •in resolu�bions were P.R.O,, New• ►Hiamburg;, ,Mrs. , W.
1 gClugston, Markdale and Mrs. L
passed: ..Th `T:V. program be
B. S+harpe who had been .lead-
ers ` of . these groups, spoke (brief-.
ly.
Activities . of . the 4-H, clubs.
were . presented with skits and
exhibits, in charge of the Grey
and 'Bruce . County Home Econ-
oinists, Miss: Flora Durnin and
Miss 'Donna Mae Nicholson: This
was Wednesday afternoon when
:the: 3rd Vice pres., Mrs.,- Percy
Radbourne, Owen • Sound, :pre-
sided.' A vocal duet by Mrs. Dal -
are a menace': to, the farmers' nard Cook . and ' Mrs. Milford'
•e,q uipment and, livestock; That
certain .recomrmendations :be. made
•te the, Criminal : Cade of Can-
ada in. cases 'of excessive cruelty
to • animals: •
quintette of ladies 'from .I
the Grey, centre district were
pleasing. with •their. vocal num--
berg, with 'Mrs. C. Coxae, Mrs.
L. Grahlmen,.Mrs, E. 'Engel, Mrs.
J. Heft and ' Mrs. Wm. .'Gaiges.
For many ' attending, it
was their first opportiunnty to
meet and hear our new Provin-
cial ..
rovin-cial.. President, : Mrs Leonard
Trivers, Thessa1•an. She : said the
most successful year for. • the. W.I.
put into: action to ,counteract the
insiduous' advtertishng of . , alco-
holic beverages and its effect on
our 'teenagers .and • young adults;
That the Reed Ensign be adopted
as the National Flag of Canada;
That a ipolicy.be adopted; at Gov-
ernment level, for distribution
of ' milk ` in all public . schools;
That some less' destructive : arta-
aerial than glass be used ` by
bottling " : companies, as these
items when tossed on roadsides
Sewell of . the 'Blantyre W,I.. in.
ancient; costurrie . • delighted the'
gathering. :
Mrs.. Herb Maluske, Ohesley
gave . the report on Agriculture
and Canadian 'Industries, ';Mr.
Arthur, Musgrave, Clarksburg,
gave an address: on the. aetivi
ties . of,.the Federation of Agri=
culture for Ontario.
The Trophy whichis awarded,
for 100%., reporting and the Lar=
ger attendance for the. two days
was ;again awarded to the 'Bruce,
south ,district. seemed to ,'be,.
the . ,general fee hn g of the .dele
is 'ane in, :which they raise . the gates t t we had again . had a
' m and • ` rtis '.. ;in.
least' money. .They have mianY est• successful ,sat fy g
educational . projects; oto study: ' convention.' inmost hospitable.
The book "50 years of .Achieve- surroundings. The noon luncheon
anent" ;will be brought ',up to : was . 'served: ''both days by ` 'the
date. The , Women's : Institute.are United,• i • . Presbyterian • Churchdoers, ' 3x7000 , .strong, ' ibut often groups' and; the Rebecca Lodge.
TRACTOR .CLUB; , PLANS FOR..
FAIR ON THURSDAY.
• The monthly 'LuoknoW . Lions.
4-11 Tractor Ohii was held last
Tuesday at Oariar Brook's shop.
with all but {two mearilberspre-
sent. The Vice President opened
the meeting with the 4tH Pledge,
roll call and minutes' of the last
!fleeting. Then the unseating was
turned : over • to Berit • Mtoggack,
.Volo explained the tractor cool -
ling system and also . 'about. ` the
-tractor club at the tair.'.this wreak,
Girt Guide•News
The 'theme ' of the • September
20t'h meeting of the. 1st . Luck=
now. Guide Conpany was "safe-
ty," After • roll, call . and • collec-
tion of ' :dues; time. Was, spent .in '
patrtol ,corners.' At eight.. o'clock,
Chief ' Constable Balzer arrived
and • sPo'lte ' to the girls about
safety on;their ibicyeles and.when
walking:: After the: interesting.
.informal 'vusit, Linda . Chisholm
'thanked •Constable • 'Balzer • for
corning,. and Nancy' Kirkland
served glum ep eel
Barbara Raishwell; led the:comm
pany • in a discussion on safety
in" the hornet Following this, a
series • of /exercises • was d e,
during which upright carriage
*as' stressed. • • •
'•At .can14pfire, ,fami'liar :stings
were sung, plans: for the entry
•in: the 'fair parade, were :discuss-
ed, plans for a booth ' were eban-
clamed; ,and :a' "scout's 'space" test
was announced:• . for, • Saturday
morning.; Another new . recruit
WAS welcomed .'to• the, Canary,
patrol; Taps closed the meeting.
SIGNS FOR `SALE -"No Tres-
passing' , . "For Sale" and "For
Rent" signs availabi at . The
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