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simcoe Centre W.I. holds annual meeting Simcoe Centre Womens Institute an- nual meeting was held May 24, at Minesing, Ont. with an attendance of 95 ladies. Mr. Graydon Giffen, councillor for Flos Twp. brought greetings and welcomed everyone. Theme of the meeting was '"'Who are proud of Ontario; Let's make Ontario Proud of us." Many ladies were dressed in bi-centennial dress, there was a display of quilts, some 100 years old, and many branches had made and were displaying bi- centennial banners. women have a great concern about economic security for themselves, and for their families, and the stress placed on the family by insecurity and rapid change. Mrs. Izabelle Beard, provincial board director reminded the ladies of their responsibility® to Institute projects. To the Earland Lee Home, The Adelaide Hoodless Homestead, The Womens Institute Hall al Milton Agric Museum, Pennies for Friendship, and A.C.W.W. walter and Sanitation project in Ontarios Womens Institute sister province. 3. Agriculture and Canadian Industries. "Hi Lord it's Me Again."' This skit took place in farm kitchen showing the stresses of a housewife on the farm led by Mrs. Reg. Truan. 4. Resolutions on Pornography. Mrs. Nora Knuff, with a startling display, and searing facts challenged everyone with 'What are you going to do about it? Do you like it? It's time to educate ourselves and others aboul Pornography. display stressed "Farmers Working for Farmers." Mrs. Clute closed the meeting with the an- nouncement there will be a Simcoe Centre Womens Institute float and booth at the Elm- vale Fall fair. Visit us there. She paid a tribute to those who have built our district. Anyone wanting any in- formation regarding the district may call Mrs. Marion Clute, Elmvale, Ontario. Dist. res. or Mrs. Cline Rawn RR 2 Stayner, Ont. (Sec. Treas. ). ee weeee. F third world 1985 is the oh year of the youth. This, plus other displays of interest, set the mood for the day. Convener reports Mrs. Marion Clute, were educational and district president, informative 1. remarked that the day Citizenship and World 6. should be a day of Affairs was about learning, and "United Nations.' fellowship. She brought 'Getting to know all and to everyones attention about it." Led by Mrs. the results of the study Robt. Sheardown. that was done on Zs Education and "Women in Rural Life Cultural Activities Mrs. and published by the Ray Usher had an ex- Ministry of Agriculture cellent display and talk and Food." Rural on New. Brunswick, Sales & Midland 526-2283 Drivewavs Parking Lots Stayner Daving Phone: John Wagner 428-3919 or Aubrey Pearce 445-4108 for Free Estimates - Commercial Residential 49 to 54; donations Simcoe Archives. Family and Con- sumer Affairs. Star {ling discussion on June Drugs led by Mrs. Russel Maw. Tweedmuir Do you enjoy wal- Curator displayed the district history books, reminded the branches about the area bi-centennial towards a Micro Film Camera, for 7. Federation of Agric 23-24 ching golden retriever dogs work out? If so, plan to visit Cold Creek Conservation Area, project, near Bolton, on Saturday and Sunday, June 23 and 24 for the County { of Canada's National Specially and Working Tests. A Touch of Class' dist it again : Midland Lions Club's 'tA 'Touch of Golden Retriever Club (Jags* steel band walked off with the first place trophy at last weekend's Wasaga Fun-fest Parade. been almost as successful. 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