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Corn Growers
SEEDS
On March 27, the Grade One
'..-.1ass planted flower seeds. Each
person hai a container with seeds
in it. 'We water the seeds every
day. Some of our seeds have
started to grow. • Michelle's seed
was the first 'to come out of the
ground. We will watch our
plants grow and ngrow. Maybe
someday they will be beautiful
flowers!
evening on Thursday, Mrs. Don-
ald MacLachan, Williamstown;
Mri.. Geo. Burnside, Shelburne
. Mrs. Emerson Emke, Hanover;
Mrs. William Mitchell, Hagers-
vine; Mrs. Norman Coulthard,
St. Paul's; Mrs. Ross Johnston,
Woodslee; Mrs. Verne O'Hare,
Cormina; Mrs. E. A. Darling
Bracebridge; Mrs. Oridwyn Lee,
Sudbury. . '
FRIDAY, APRIL 13th
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OCKNOW, ONTARIO
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Federated Women's Institute Board Of
Directors Hold Semi-Annual Meeting
The Federated Women's In-
stitute met for the semiannual
Board of Directors meeting at,
the King Edward'Hotel, Torontd,
April 2 - 6th. Mrs. Harvey Nob-
litt Ottawa, FWIO president,
presided for sessions. All 32'
Board of Directors, and the two
Junior W.I. representatives
were in attendance, In, her pres-
ident's report, Mrs. Noblitt said
that along with Miss Helen Mc-
Kercher, director of the Home
Economics branch, department
of Agriculture and Food, , she
presented 31 - 75th Anniversary
year MacDonald Institute schol-
,,arships in Guelph, early in Dec-
ember. She attended her first
meeting of Advisory, group in
Citizen information and feed-
back. This group was formed by
• the Management Boards of Cab-
inet for Government Product-.
ivity. Their concern is the best
and most economical means of
reaching the public with pvern-
ment information. Along 'with .
Mrs. W. G. Miller, High Land
Creek, FWIO Sec - Treas., they
have been working on plans to
attend the Federated Women's
Institute of Canada convention
in Banff June n '- 22nd. 144 will
be going frOm Ontario, 109 will
travel by air.,
Mrs. Ballet, in her secretary's
report, 'said that she attended
many meetings of Finance,
Scholarship and Officer's Con-
ference, as well as the Eriand
Lee Horne committee, Office •
mairing totalled 4,305, mailings
from her awn home 493. This'
does not include large mailings
from, the Home EeerieMiCs
branci Ont. Department of
Agituiture and' „ Food. W.L
branches continue'tit support As-
sociated Counlaywomen of the
World "Penny for Friendship"
amounting' to date to' $1300. An-
other ACWW project ' "Save
Sight" has received 'the sum of
$1,922.85. This is a. pilot project
in . nutritional education for,
women with the special view to '
prevent blindness through, ig-
norance. There 'is a rising in-
cidence of blindness in children,
of the world, particularly Africa.
Mrs. Harvey Flouston, Luck-
I
C.
in her public relations re-
indicated 165 pieces 'of
mail had gone from her home,
which loolUded program assist
ate for FRO' meetings, press
relea., etc. A display is set up
when available, W.I. supplies
ar:t'41r.s. °vin*Norman Coulthard, St.
Faurs .presnted the Finance
cpmmittee report. • A proposed
budget was discussed for 1.973 -
74. All investments were review
ed, District, County and Area
Wamen's Institute scholarships
are to be S100 & paid when Pro
vincial Board has ratified the,
selection, and, recipients have
met the requirements. Board
Directors • have funds made
available to them in organfiag
new branches or promotion of
the W.L organization.
_The Erland Lee Home was
discussed at great length, fol-
lowing a report by Chairman
Mrs.. Austin .Zoeller of New
Hamburg. Other committee
members are Miss Helen Mc-
Kerther, Mrs. Noblitt, and Mrs.'
W. G. Miller. Work is progress-
ing well on proposed. renovat-
ions. Mrs. Syndey FraoveY,
Dept. Agriculture and Food,
showed interesting:slides of die
property and some interior
views of rooms and, furnishings.
Eriand Lee was the co-founder
of Women's Institute with Adel-
aide Hoodless, and property now
owned by , F.W.LO. Special
pants •have been' received by
the Saltfleet Toluship and the
Wentworth CountY Councils,
where the Lee Home is situated.
at Stoney Creek. Other dona-
lions are gratefully received.
'Bus trips are , encouraged during
the summer • months. , Abus
'took. the Executive add Board
Directors to the home Wednes-
day evening. • • .
Miss Helen:McKercher, direc • -
tor of Home Economics branch,
Dept.. of Agric. and Food, re-
ported the Home Economics
prograin is developed and dir-
ected by the Director, 5 super-
visors, 9 specialists in the Tor-
onto office' and 3 regional Home
Economics supervisors; 36
County and District Home Econ-
omists in the field offices
throughout Ontario and other
volunteer leaderS. There were
73 Sr. Training schools,'in which
9094 women were trained;. 140.
Short CoinleS attended by 2,640
women. There were 57 , Food
Forums, reaching 5,606 people.
213 persons took a special course
on Tailoring. From the Loan.
Library there were 1200 requests
for program aid, and 256 Study
Kits. 25000 women attended
Summary Days, following Lead-
ership training courses.
Mrs. Noblitt is a member of
/the Federated Women'S Institute
Canada Board of Directors.
She said that at a meethig, at-
tended by the FWIC President,
Mrs. Marion Fulton, Manitoba,
of the Canadian Federation „of
, Agriculture, their president,
Charles. Munro said "the time is
rapidly disappearing When far-.
mess should be expected to re-
ceive substandard returns; for
Aupplying the nations •food
reeds. "Cheaper food prices are
tint The Hon. Eugene Whelan,
r•-matitais Minister of Agricul • -
ILL-e said "Farmers will stop
Irvine:Tag when profits disap- '
Emphasib must , be put
the Family Farro.
1714/ Ttv 7.-.4smuir competition
intrer, been judged: Cul-
tzma pyrIas ieliowoofny W.I.
Via Frse!.. r.kry, Stratford; The
?atutier, macrame tote bag,
X1-1. r.keirge Murray, Galt
- larntrlege; Second, Mrs. Mina
c.:-IAtlasrin. (Merton; The Senator
latrine: '-' Wilson trophy, a set
If '20 slides with commentary,
'First Mrs. L. E. Andrews,
Campbell-vine; second, Mrs.
Sharon Hamm,' Langton.
The Officer's Conference will
t)e. held at University of Water-
, ay., May 1, 2 and 3, as reported
the secretary Mrs. Robt.
.11 eber Bloomingdale. T h e graduating third year :,,Board of
D,re'.:t.or., entertained at a social
WE. ARE DISTRIBUTORS' FOR
ALL SIHEM. 1PRODUCTS.
INCLUDING ATNICULTURAL CHEMICALS AND
BLADEX .
For broad leaf weeds and annual grasses in corn. Can be mil
with atm:he or used alone with water. Leaves no residue
soil. For 'pre or early .post emergent Use.
EDWARD FUELS
-GODERICH, ONTARIO
Phone 524-8386
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RIPLEY HURON. NEWS
FLOOR HOCKEY by. Sarah!
Stewart , Mary lerripton, El
MacTavish
On Wednesday, April 4th'
Gradei 4 and 5 played a flit
hockey game against Lucia
For the boys-, goafi ere Set
by Paul /Coiling and Jeff Ma
Tavish. For the girls the 9
were scored by Mary. Kerala
Brenda Fair and Janice Elk
In the last period everyone
their feet cheering, Ripley,
The score was 6-2.