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Resolutions wera brought forward 3B A posi i bhai a Sm cag SY ca Topp 1 b PAGE TWO THE DRYDEN OBSERVER GCTORER 20th, 1933, tic 5 " ns SECRET a RL > F ' Fraser, district president of Thunder! to the age of eighteen years. consider the suggestion as there are HOE EE CE The Dryden Observer Ray, who acted as chairman and A. resolution submitted by the pro- | many competent teachers in, the dis- = = Elsie B. Collison, Publisher welcomed the guests. She = stated | vincial board: "That on and after | trict and no travelling expenses = KNIT GOODS = rede that the banquet was made possible | May 1st, 1934, the optional federation | would be necessary as is now thei= s Published every Friday at through the generosity of General OC. |fee of fifteen cents per member be |case when taking teachers from here = VESTS AND BLOOMERS i ] a ae M. Hogarth, M.L.A., Charles Cox and jabolished and that in place thereof | to Toronto. = FOR WOMEN AND MISSES = Dryden, Ontario. Thos. Falls, and moved a vote of|there be a definite reapportionment _ Convenors Appointed. = . ES el : : thanks to these gentlemen on behalf |of the annual membership fee of Blootion Lob Ser tl TI eta = All wool--in the weight to wear now. Theyre in a fine = Fo : le institute. twenty-five cents as follows: Fifteen Y, i 232 |= knit that fits smoothly and snugly to the figure---of medium --- scription rate $1.50 yearly. |of the ins intl a : ; 5 } : = Subserip ate $ y B Er ailont Add assis. cents to be retained by the branch | vention rp resulted 2 Tollows: = weight wool--the vests are sleeveless, the panties cuffed at the = ==| After the banquet, the evening ses- [and ten cents to be forwarded to the Education: Mrs. W. F. Sullivan, |= knee and fitted to the waist with elastic. = > ] + 4'1 | sion opened with a toast to the king, | district secretary to be sent on hy =MO 1 = Per canment 50c. ne Women's Institute Convent'n which was musically honoured. C. TV, [her to the secretary-treasurer of tlhe Win Mi al Mrs. D. E = £ = : Cox, in a short address, congratulat- | federated board BE = Continued from Page One ' ; = : ! e i iMrs J. : pf = = a apr ome a ed the ladies on the success of the Whereas, the demonstration-lecture | Health: Mrs 5 9. alien, Fort = VESTS AND PANTIES = sing 1 > 8. The sess : A aint herd riti ha + = : : : ; : = vas interspersed by bright community | Meeting, and Staten or Nr Sand i fom BUSING |p gpiculture: Mrs. J. Hahn, Murillo. |= Of fine knit fancy stitch, silk and wool--tailored in smart = SONES. At noon adjournment was nonlin the good Le Je y oe 2 first Pen sewing oh of grea Relief: Mrs. R. Wigle, Dryden. = trim styles, banded at the knee, = made for luncheon which was served W.I. in the comma Y. i Wo oan Draction] value to country. women, * Home Economics: Mrs. D. K. Mec- = At $1 00 E wn the hotel solos by Miss J. M. Wilson were |and whereas, most. of the residents Giesor. Hany Tiiver = WM, = Aft Bal composed by her accompanid, Miss | of 'the: rural sections have no other ae Activities: Mis. Ta = = ernoon e8510N. ~ 3 1 3 : H ry ie i - m ¥ y s: . , VEC. [== = 2 Wallace. Community singing was in- opportunity to secure the desired --- 4 -= Mrs. D. K. McGregor, Rainy River, ; wd X mr Che : Coombs, Kenora. I WOMEN'S AND MISSES' PYJAMAS = LT dulged in, after which, Mayor R. B.|{raining. 2 & = A - PR Als hr {Ray 5 3 > Bei 1 lation: Most Jno. Man ng, | = 3 ve] : 5 ' i 3 --_ iy HE or Lai hii Pow spoke. Mayor Blanchard, of | Tt was resolved, that when approp- SL ? ning E : Fine mercerized with silk stripes--two pisce style with ruffle = 0 assembly £10 he nl iy call Port Arthur, also spoke. He wished | jations are: being made for education- | Immigration: Mrs. Geo. A. Locking, |= Zo Teper do E follower cio an a Sere tion] -W.I. every success, and hoped ia] purposes, consideration be given gp, = $1.95. = by Mrs. eek Mucgrey 7'| that when. the convention returns. in|py the provincial government towards, (apadian Industries: Mrs. J. Gar. |= = Y 0h Ha en i four years: time, the delegates would increasing the appropriations for this rity," Neebing. = = an terestins address, telling oe her sas Bb mifen na) ine Ey purpose, 'thus making 1 Dossible for |. fnterspersed Ro oe session, de- |= = impressions of the federated con- iy 2 Salen er rr many won and girls living in His lightful" selections were given by the = = ference at Toronto. Following her a 7 rs Booth. Pafin¢jyweal gieiricts, to henofit by IN wear' Forth William Institute "choir |B ® " = andrsss on voosl solo: was contributed if 00 training, s0 nih for the nutrition, | ygea1 duet by. Mrs. E. J. B. Dobie |= : = By. Chas, Colvin, with A. Puiliips, Judge J. McKay Speaks. clothing, housing and health needs of} ana Mrs. H. W. Airth," accompanied |= PHONE 71 DRYDEN : erganist of Trinity United church A very interesting: address was then the family, especially in view of the |p. Miss. Crooks; vocal solo, Miss |= : 3 = Serine his nchompanitent. nan. 2d. given. by Judge J. MeKay. on "The |fact that in most rural districts it 13 | Rlizabeth Hopkins, accompanied by LLHHHH HHH AHHH HRD HHH HTH HR Rie ie dress Be "The possibilities of agri- value of our minerals in northern|the. only -available rudiments of a! Arnold Phillips, T.R.C.M., AR.C.O., | me---- culture in Thunder Bay district" was Ontario from a local standpoint. . technical education. . : organist and choir leader of Trinity ably given by C. W. Buchanan, agri- Ww. Buchanan, agricultural represent- From the O'Connor branch a reso | United church, Port Arthur. The 8) ED () GED) SD (SED) SED (SR (EE SEIS SHED ) GEE (SEED (6258 3} cultural representative. His address |atve spoke on the possibilities of lution was presented that the depart-|artists all very kindly responded to : ; ; agriculture in Thunder Bay district.lment of education be petitioned to|encores. A vote of thanks to all Dry Cleaning, Dyeing and Pressing by Mrs. E. McCoombs, Kenora; Mrs. D. HB. McRae, Dryden; Mrs. Radaki, Rainy River; Mrs. M.:J. Gilbert, Fort F. Sullivan, Emo; Hydro; Mrs. Del Mrs. D. C. Garver, Frances; Mrs. W. Mrs. L. Daneno, Grattan, McIntyre; Slate River. A vocal duet was contributed by Mrs. Mrs. Airth, accompanied by Crooks. A talk on the sick diet was given by Miss D. McManiman, graduate cf the Maniteba agricultural college, and dietitian of St. Joseph's hospital, Port Arthur. An address was also much enjoyed, FE. 'Dobie and Miss K. delivered by Judge J. McKay, of Port Arthur, and a vocal solo was given by Miss E. Hopkins, accompanied by A. Phillips. At the afternoon session the election of chairmen for standing committees in the convention area was held and the place .for next year's convention announced. Evening Session. More than 200 delegates and visitors attended the banquet in the main | dining-room of the hotel, where four long tables, decorated with marigolds, were required. A table, graced with a. vase of shaggy baby 'mums and fern was placed at one end of thz room for special zuests which includ- | ed His Worship Mayor R. B. Pow | and Mrs. Pow, Fort William; His Worship Mayor G. Blanchard ang | Mrs. Blanchard, Port Arthur; C. W. Cox, president of the Chamber of | Commerce; Judge McKay; C. W. Buchanan, .agriculturalre presentativa: Mrs. 'T. Daley; Mrs. Jno. Cooper; Miss M. V. Powell, and Mrs. D. B. i institutes convention, Charlie Ross entertained with three delightful solos, accompanied at the piano by J. H. Booth. Miss DM. Vv. Powell described her trips through the rayon yarn plant at Cornwall, Ont., and other plants. The following district presidents gave short addresses: Mrs. M. Morris, Dryden; Mrs. D. R. McGregor, Rainy River west; Mrs. Jno. Gilbert; proxy for Mrs.: Barclay, Rainy River east: Mrs. W.. F. Sullivan, proxy for Mis Patterson, Rainy River centre; and Mrs. T. Daley, district secretary. The toast to our guests was proposed hv Mrs. Jno. Cooper. Mrs. Gilbert ex- tended a vote of thanks to the Port Arthur. and Fort William members for hospitality. The convention came to a close with the singing of Auld Tang Syne and the national anther. Mrs. M. O. Robinson acted as ac- companist for the community singing. * * = RESOLUTIONS. At the final session of the women's with Mrs. W. presiding, S.. Gilbert, Rainy River, the followi ing resolutions were Ant ed: North Shore Algoma presented the resolution that the W.I. of Ontario give their support to the sterilization of the mentally unfit by the govern- ment. The resolution sent from - West Lambton petitioned the federal gov- ernment of Canada, to take over, as a state enterprise, the manufacture and distribtion of. all munitions and implements of war and place under the department of national defence. A North Wentworth resolution was read and carried regarding the .in- fluence the adult criminal has on the | delinquent youth when compelled to i be companions in jail. It was resol- ved that the members of the women's institute petition the government to take into consideration the advisa~ bility of extending the juvenile act in Ontario to include all children up 0) SED SE ) TES) SE (GE ES) SDS) Ge EERE) GREENE () 6 for .. PINS, 3 MOUSE TRAPS SPRING CLOTHES 1 Galvanized Pail; 1 Heavy ALL FOR ih homes for ti ional 22 cal. Dominion Whiz Bang: 2 boxes for .. Longs, .per box all popular sizes. us supply your wants. 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