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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 0, 1976 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE SEVENTEEN
1, 1976
50 Junior Women's Institute Of
Members Gather Saturday For Annual •
Meeting At 1-,ucknow .4ite.d. 'Choral.
y
About 50 Junior Women's insti,
•
tute of Ontario members, gathered
at the Lucknow United Church on
,SIturday,„ October 16th for their
annual meeting; The -topics 'for the
day were on Consulhaism With a
speaker, A. R. Walker from the
Ministry of Consumer and Com-
mercial Relations in Toronto,
speaking on Consumer Protection
in the morning and Ms. Barbara
Shein"from Ida Burps and Associ-
ates of Port credit; on behalf.of A
8.c.• P," on Marketing Knowledge' in
the afternoon.
Everyone present learned much
new and interesting information on
'how to be a good consumer, what is
consumer protection, door to door
salesnlen,• their contracts and how
to get out of them and also what to
do if rooked. .
Special guests for • • the day
included Miss Helen, McKercher,
.retiring directoP of Home Econom-
ics for the Ministry of Agriculture
and Food in. Toronto, to whom Mrs.
Sylvia 4'ackson, Senior board direc-
tor, made a presentation on behalf
of the J.w.i,p. for her help and
guidance over the years.
Other guests present were Miss
Jean Scott, retired Supervisor. of
Junior Extension; 'Mrs. Gordon
Papple, on behalf of Mrs. Herb
Maluske, president' of. F.W.1.0.;
Mrs. Earl Morden, secreWy:treas-
urer of F.VV.1.O.; Mrs, Harvey
Houston, P.R.O.. for F.W.1,0.;
Mrs. Austin Zoeller, Editor of
Home and Country; Mrs. Francis
Gemmell, , area board director;
Mrs. George Fisher; district pres-
ident; Miss Barbara De Visscher,
home economist for Bruce County.:,
and Mrs. DeniSe Edwards, home
'economist for Grey County.
There , were • eight branches of
Junior' Women's Institutes in
Ontario being located in Niagara,.
VVainfleet, Peel, Norval, Jean Scott
in , Guelph, North-Grey, Hastings
County and Lucknow with a total
memberShip of 184 young women ,
between the ages of 14 and 35.
The following 'is the provincial
executive for 1977: president,
Cindy Cordingley, Norval; vice
president, Margaret Minor, Wain-.
fleet; secretary treasurer Marion
Koepke, North Grey; P.R.O.,
Donna . Clark, North Grey; board of
directors, 2nd' year, 'June Alton,
Lucknow; 1st year, Helen Thomp-
son, Hastings County; program
advisors, Amy Young, Niagara;
Gwen Brander, Norval; Elizabeth
Ritchie, Lucknow; FaY Grant,
Hastings County.
$1218 In Recent
Area Canvass
,The Lucknow Branch of the
Arthritis and Rheumatism Society
is happy to report that $1218 Was
raised through the canvass. This is
an' increase of $300 from last year,
They are pleased to have had
Kairshea, St. Helens and Dungan-
non Women's, Institutes and Holy
rood' and Trinity communities help
in this canvass. '
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RESIDENTIAL FARM INDUSTRIAL
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Phone Collect 357-183
to help you m
the most of your
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Community centres are the heart of the sodial,
cultural and recreational life of many places in
Ontario..
They have been built bypeoPle in the community
who have contributed their money and their •
labour and they are one place that everyone can.
Share equally.
Unfortunately,, not all these centres were built to
the same construction standards. Modern
engineering studies have shown 'that some of them
contain' dangeroUs flaws which must be corrected
immediately,
• Happily, Ontario is able to help municipalities to
do this with extra money from both the Community
Recreation Centres Act and Wintario. In most
cases, the people in the community need to raise
only 25 per cent themselves.
. Because we know some arenas are too old or too
costly to fix up, we are also ready to Work out a plan
:to help municipalities to build new ones.
If you would like to know how Ontario can help •
to fix up your community centre or build a new one,
write to:
Community Centres,'
Ministry of Culture and Recreation, •
Oueen's Park, Toronto, Ontario, M7A 2R9.
Ministry of Culture and
Recreation -
Robert Welch, William Davis,
Minister Premier
Province of Ontario '
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