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THE HERALD OUTLOOK Saturday October Case -Community- Norval WI preparing for a busy year Norval WI met at the home of Nixon Oct at pm After the opening exercises president Jean May conducted the business A very busy year is coming up for WI An invitation to Nassagaweya branch Oct in Brookville Hall has been received WI has no volunteers to attend the adult leaders train ing school featuring Baking Bread being held Oct 15 at the Barne Hill United Church Halton District Night featuring a fashion show and custom made jewellery was discussed This is being held Nov at 730 p m at the Community Centre Mae Brander and Norine Van reported a very en joyable anniversary celebra tion of Nelson WI Oct 3 Six members from Norval WI will attend Area Convention Oct 25 and at Atwood Ontario District director Norine Van reported from the District Board Meeting she attended Sept 27 Replies have been received from the government to letters written by the District regarding the Goods and Services Tax on books paper etc and insulin syringes availability for seniors Norma Alexander reported the District Scholarship had been awarded to Sandy Brander and the Bursary to Mollis WI members are urged to enroll in a Fall Conference for teaching the illiterate Oct 1920 in Bishop Reding High School Milton Eric S reported Hornsby south needs a WI sponsor also com mented on a calendar in which advertising space is being sold Tentative plans were made for the District Annual meeting hosted this year jointly by and branches In her address Provincial Board Director Maisie Lasby urged all who could come to Area Convention where we will hear about the changes coming the future of WI in the Strategic plan for the new Era A leader ship workshop is being planned for Jan entitled May I Pre sent reported 123 entires in WI competitions and the winner received a country scene done with feathers Members are urged to contact MPs and regarding their position on the Living Will Resolution that is in the works From a survey Area has 196 Tweedsmuir History Books microfilmed 98 are in libraries and have been used for community We of Norval WI were very fortunate to have Janet Johnson to speak us at this meeting Janet has taught Indian children at two different reserva tions and it was very enlightening to hear her account of her deep relationships with these people Her living quarters was a modern outfitted apartment right in the school Indian children have huge families An Indian child can be raised by grand parents aunts and uncles cousins etc and no one worries Janet said The parent of todays children were taken out of their com munities by government educators at age and not return ed until age 16 consequently they had no experience in parenting normally learned in their homes It is hard for native children to adapt to rules the system does not meet their needs and failure is too common In the workforce opportunities are just not there for native people the banks will not support them and few have enough drive to follow through Janet related Traditions are go ing fast and now it is only the older people who make the ar tifacts Janet brought some beautiful samples of the work Norval News By KAY WILSON Norval Correspondent these folk do Grace Crawford thanked our speaker and presented her with a small gift Thirteen members and one answered the roll call An edible weed or flower and how to prepare it Next meeting at the home of Marie Murray Nov at pm will make a presentation of the time she spent in Africa All welcome Congratulations Congratulations to Monica Leslie RR Georgetown on being awarded the title of Peel County Queen of the Furrow for 199091 The award was presented at the Peel County and East Plowing Match on Sept at the farm of Ron Codlin of Grand Valley Monica will be representing Peel County Plowmen at various functions during the next year Surprise visit Mr Jack Lucas and daughter Paddy of British Columbia paid a surprise visit on Sunday Oct 7 to Bud and Joan 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