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t w tlft pago 5 r guelph area womens institute convention at stratford mr j r white of otlpley presi ded t the guelph area wi con- vwntlon held in st johns church stratford orf oct 17 and 18 the theme was better to light one entau candle than to curie the darkness and all sections began j on time four hundred arid six delegate representing one hundred arid eighty nine branches of the womens in- mitute registered on toesdoy morn- tajl the chairman staled that ev eryone has at least one taleni and should make the best use of it learn to like work lo mnfce decls- ions in jhe motto for home and country also think of your husband take- care of- jiim so you are not a widow at slxtyttre cultivate hobby and interest in life rather than brooding over imaginary ill besses irj welcbmincthe delegates mayor efeinry said that stratford was hon oured by their visit their cars weer parked down town free of charge if identified by a wi pro gram mrs velma norris of millon was in charge of resolutions which dealt with 1 that all salesmen ittlng shoes to the public be required to take a course in shoe husbandry provided by the manufacturer and that all shoes be marked in standard sizes 2 that milk served in rural schools be pasteurized 3 that better radio programs be requested with fewer divorce and murder stories broadcast 4 some definite standardizing of sizes for childrens clothing mrs w a smith of parkhcad in her home economics report urged that senior members help juniors and all should work together in making out reports make use bf material within the vi instead of seeking outside speakers mrs futchei president of the fwio in reporting on her trip to copenhagen brought greetings from that board she told of interesting things she saw abroad and mention ed how much cleaner the danish people keep their bacon hogs she stated that the 1053 convention of countrywomen ol the world may be held in canada wherever the canadians went they got the best of everything because they were from canada the maple leaf she wore identlfcd her we should be proud op our homes which have been paid for wt a high eost of manhood love and crajrtesy to strangers is better k gold miss anna p lewis superinten dent of wi also fold of her trip abroad and customs of the people in the countries visited she had also brought samples of their handicraft with her the picture let there be light was welt received wher ever it was shown mrs a hamilton attwood also a delegate to copenhagen brought basks beautifully toned bell for use at- conventions in our area she told of the care being given our souticrs graves in holland in rec ognition of the help they gave them anyone wishing information about fhosc graves were asked to write hi r as she brought back a book of namfo of those buried there mr mcpherson of elmira in piving her repoijt on historical re- mvrch stated that we should hold in trust what we have for future generations she suggested a perm- anent current even book to be pas sed at meetings for each to enter an event these would be interest ing and valuable miss lewis offered to wive names pen pals to those who spoke norwegian swedish or dutch lan guages as they wercmosl anxious in those countries to hear about can ada she showed slides of interest ing incidents ancf sights on their trip to europe surtinj at montreal just at the beginning of the railway strike rev a g donald minister of st johns church was speaker at the banquet on tuesday evening a baby dies every thirty one min utes in canada was a statement made by mr h trover of dept of child health he aid that it was because a mother lost hair baby thaf the w4 was founded every baby is wohh 1500oto the world and it is our buslneslto save them if we can by advice help or litera ture he distributed pamphlets on communicable diseases which can be prevented mrs harold hamllwh of wrox- cter sang and choir numbers by the hampateadgadshll homemokcrs were entertainment numbers miss dixon chairman for girls work called on moorcfleld girls who modelled their hand made drcsses and suits like professionals and the ethel club girls brqiight out good points in floivcp culture and ar rangement i in her refibrt of agriculture ana industries mrs p boulton elorn stateci that ninety per cent of the farmerij ore over sixty ljecaruse thej younf men have gone to tht clttcsl in spite of rlsmgncost bf production farmer ore compelled to self pro duce alvhaovcr is offered because ft is poprnrtblc r must bei made to rinlizc the cost of pro duction and peshaps gain some sense pi setnirlty for trio farmer she advised demonstrations where possible one woman took a live angora rabbit to a meeting plucked i its hair and spun it into yarnright there another painted grains fori a winter bontiuet mrs w a smith of park head in her report of clothing and tex tiles suggested tonics strations such as bound buttonholes pressing serving hints odvering ii chair storing woollens rug mak ing replacing heel and toe in socks wfttaixalion of vuuwn ste9kkah uhxok owicbkb at a recent meeting of verdun rebekah lodge no 184 mrs ola alien district deputy president of centre district no 11 of toronto and her installation staw was pre sent to instal the new officers at 7 oclock the visitors and mem bers of the lodge numbering 123 sat down to a delicious supper pre pared by the four groups conveners being the group leaders during the regular lodge busi ness the following officers were in stalled by sister allen and her staff in a very- impressive corcmony jnpg mrs anne collins oblo grand mrs gertrude i mcbridc vice grondmrs nora tuck roc sec miss mabel forgtraye klii sccjmiss dolene mcerrery treasurer mrs olive reid warden mrs anne riddall conductor mrs grics dobbie chaplain mrs doris presswood rsrvc mrs edna srxincc- lsfjg mrs allceh bradley rsvg mrs harry bailey lsvg mrs alice jcjpson inside guardian mrs margaret beaumont outside cuirdlan mrs helen crabtrcc pianist mrs pearl ljllico sis mcbride the new noble grand presented sis allen with a gift on itnd demon- behalf of the lodge and sis allen was asked to pin the past noble grands jewel on sis collins visitors were present from st catharines milton trcn6n and dress hemming making from 4 print patches etc in iooti and xulrition she sug gested demonsration in cookery chicken dressing tiuick meals etc and speakers tiom at plants etc she used this poem in her report a womfns kivgijom within four walls a woman may create a world bt smc content where kindnes uesses every day and loveliness to liie is lent apron toronto ws rncic the first bicycle scotland in huh weaving may have been the ear liest craft n and yet to those who call ikhome 1 is fdfilhrert of their dreams their harbuur liiu when they ryust roam in every womans vi ciiance uniseti hand there lies he golden key by kindly words unselfish deeds and love wlnciimielps- where thinss to humble h imely paradise go wrong ilvi- kingdom nf tranquility she ministers to others wants and changes sorrow into sang so small a world perchance it seems tiie national anthem closed the lu meeting of the guelph area convention as usual canada prodluces gold for all the world 4vv t r r y- iimmhty uttrufs snitmi lttrfir iraiit oj pjrt rxtort mutr ihun tiijityjii lu r fmtirt an imhtrlunt nnlrilnitiini tt ii- 11wm iiffv j this iiniitul ituiiium j intrriuitintnif riciim uhj seagram sellti canada first xlii i- in ulaililiin if one of ti erie nf ikivit- tisrmcnl- liinli for tlirunt two nartlu house of siifriim lut- fjulililiril in iniiitiiiis ami in-ws- iur- i iiitiil in niiiiiv luniiiics ami imiitrie tliroiiliout tin- world ilicsr ail rtimnlilll frn- llifr viiriontiinikliuii irmlticts lumber aliiion furs nioktl uiles iivwimmi anil liuuiv otlierx onv out of every thrt-o- lollurh wc canadiuns cam coiiich to k ub a result of foreign trude this campaign i designed to help all canadian industries- and conse quently to help put money in the pocket of every canadian citisen the nitnrr lia- 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