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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNLESDAY, JULY 7, 1976
DiitriCt institute Meeting Held At
Auburn, 90 Women Attend Gathering
Intended for
an earlier issue •
Ninety women registered for
the 76th .Annual meeting of the
Huron West District of the
Federated. Women's. Institute of
Ontario, held • iri Auburn Com-
munity Hall on Wednesday, May
26.
Following the opening exer-
cises, Mrs. Eleaner Bradnock
extended a welcome to all. Mrs.
Ivan Wightman presided for the
meeting and Mrs. Richard
Buchanan was secretary and also
gave the treasurers report. The
. theme for the meeting was
"Universal Friendship". Mrs. G.
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Papple FW.1.P, Board Director
spoke briefly and urged everyone
who is concerned about violence
and obscenity 'on T.Y. or radio
programs to write to Mrs. H.
Nablitt stating, the. name and time
of program also the sponsor. She
urged branches to support Erland
Lee Horne and Nutrition
Education. • • •
Quilt blocks are to be made and
sent to Erlai#d; Lee Home along
with instructions - they are to be
for sale at the Home.. This is Mrs.
Papple's last year as board
member and she thanked all for
their co-operation and friendship.
She ratified the District Directors.
Miss• Jane Peng_illey, Home
Economist gave a very inform-.
ative report on the activities of the
4-H. Homemaking clubs,' and
announced that the Fall project is
"The Cereal Shelf" .- 'promoting
the use of cereal grains and
featuring recipes for snacks.
supper dishes, muffins etc: She
thanked W.I. members and
parents for their co-operation.
following the dinner provided
by.the Auburn branch, greetings
from the London area were.
brought by Mrs. ,Wallace Laidlaw
president. She announced Area
Convention would be held . in
Ti'llsonburg, November 9 and 10.
Mrs. Freemanbrought greetings
from Huron East District and
Mrs. R. Westcott brought greet-
_..
ings from Huron South... Mrs. •
Kaitting of Tiger Dunlop Branch
Conducted a sing song after
dinner.
The roll call of branches' was
•answered by the. Presidents of the;
12 branches giving the highlights
of the past year. Mrs. Norman
C'oultes gave a report of Officer's.
Conference held in Waterloo,
May 4, 5. 6. Mrs. C. Elliott and:
Mrs. A. Popp of the Clinton
Branch conducted a •short service
in memory of members who had.
passed on to "higher_ service in
past year. Miss Helen McKecher,
Director Home . • Economics
Branch, Ontario Ministry of
Agriculture and Food was the
guest s • eaker. She said "we are
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trying to develop leadership. We
should create a • desire for
information in those people who
do not have the desire, but make
sure the information , is . true.
Citizens should be capable,
efficient and self reliant and
always interested in learning."
Therefore she urged . Women's
institute members to•planeduca-
tional programs 'that " might
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390 Seniors At
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The Open House at Huronview,»
' Clinton during Senior .,Citizens
Week was quite successful with 390
senior citizens registering.
The residents appreciated 'the
visitors very much as it gave them
an opportunity, to see many of their
friends: Many thanks to the
Huronview Auxiliary who were
responsible for the registration and
to all of the residents and staff who
helped jn so many, ways during the
week. , '
The Brussels. Friendship Club
had dinner at the Horne on, Friday,
and joined the residents for an
afternoon of Bingo.
Fifty members of the Seaforth
Citizens Club visited the Home on
Saturday and after dinner sponsor-
ed an afternoon of gamer . Mrs.
Elizabeth Scott won the/prize for
the eldest lady euchre player and
John McCallum was the winner for
the men. •
Dick Roorda led the Sunday
evening song service sponsored by
the Clinton Christian Reformed
Church.
The 'Clinton Centennial Band
played for a concert on the lawn on
Family Night. The weather cleared
just in time and many of . the
residents were able to be outdoors
while those who were inside were
able to see and hear the band from
the west, windows. Mrs. Storey is
the new leader of the band and all
wish her every success in this very
helpful projeCilri any community.'
interest the potential memer.
Mrs. Jackson of the Auburn
Branch played a, piano Solo in the
afternoon and Mrs. Celia Taylor,
Goderich, favoured the audience
with a solo in the morning.
The following reports were
given by the convenors'; Agricult-
ure • and Canadian Industries,
Mrs. C. Elliott; Citizenship. and•
World Affairs. Mrs. Luella Mc
Gowan; Education and Cultural
Activities, -Mrs. Margaret Taylor;
Family and Consumer Affairs;
Mrs. Ross Gammie, read by Mrs.
Jas. Curran; P.R.O. Report. Mrs.
N. H. Coultes; Curator's Report,
Mrs. Celia Taylori, Huronview
report,' Mrs. Keith Webster,. who
announced a Bazaar. and Tea,
June 9.
Mrs., Haggitt read an Emerg
eney Resolution re:: tile closing of
Clinton Hospital and all branches
were asked . to write letters to
Premier Davis, to the Minister of
Health as well as local M.P:P's
regarding this .matter.
Mrs. Papple conducted the
election and installation of
officers. The officers for District
of Huron West Women's Institute
are as follows; Past president,
Mrs, Donald' Haines.. Auburn;
President. Mrs*. Ivan Wightman,
• RR 1. Belgrave;. First vice
• president. Mrs. ,,Graham McNee,
Dungannon; Second vice :pres-
ident.. Mrs. Wm. Porter, RR 2.
Goderich: Assistant sciretarv.
Mrs. Stanley Hopper. RR 5,
Brussels; Federation representa-
tive. Mrs. Ivan Wightman, RR 1.
Bclgrave; :Alternate, Mrs. Eric,
Anderson. RR 1. Londcsboro;
P,R.O., Mrs. Norman Coultcs.
RR 5. Wingham; Curator, . Mrs.
Gordon Taylor. b3 Suncoast Dr..
Goderich; Assistant curatolr, Mrs.
Lloyd. Pipe, Londesboro
Auditors, Mrs. ,Chas. Johnston,
Blyth and Mrs. Robert Powell,
Wingham; District Delegate."
Mrs. Graham , McNee,
Dungannon; Alternate, Mr's.
Peter Chandler, RR 3 Wingham;
District Standing Committee
Convenors: Agriculture and Can-
adian Industries, Mrs. 'Cecil
Elliott. Clinton; Citizenship and
World Affairs, Mrs, Leslie
Jacklin, Wingham; Education and
Cultural Activities, Mrs.
Margaret Tayler.' RR 1, Londes-
boro; Family and Consumer
Affairs, Mrs. Ross Gammie; ,RR
1, Luc „now; Resolutions, Mrs.
Thos. Haggitt, Auburn.
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