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Kairshea W.I. To
F.Iave; Busy spring
• The . ,District president, Mrs.
Victor 'Emerson, and the 4-H
Homemaking Club girls were'
• special guests , at the Kairshea,
Women's Institute meeting,. when
Mr., George Lockhart was host-
ess at, ' the Kairshea ' 'Hall. on
Tues day,, March • 13th, The scrip-
ture was read by 'Mrs. Evan
Keith, Mrs.• Farish Moffat' and
'Mrs. Ira. Dickie' were• in charge
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of the: meeting. The roll 411 Was
"What. I. have done to improve
my life on the Farm." Some ' said,
they • had joined the Women's
Institute. ` •'
Further plans were made by
the committee for the. Calico Ball
which will be, held Easter Week,
April 27th' in • the Legion . Hall.
It is planned to have a dance a
few weeks later than this date,
with proceeds :for the Lucknow
Artificial Ice Fund. A, committee
of five will be 'in charge of a
booth at the sale .of "Mr. Farrish
Moffat ' . on' March • 29th. Three'
quilts were, qn •display which'
.had ben :g lited 'for the Red
Cross: since' the last meeting. The'
help of all -the quiiters was much
appreciated, • • • •
.T,he+ Daistrict President..,in. 'hel.
remarks . drew attention. to • the
District, Executive Meeting. to be
held on March , 0th in. White-
church. The district annual will
be at Holyrood, May 18th ' and
the Grey -Bruce Area .convention
at Southampton; ,September 5th
and 6th. The President brought
many worthwhile• thoughts in cher
topic ."The Ideal. • Shore, .The
little courtesies, excuse . me,: if
you please, and, thank you;; do
much to create harmony and
,good will in• the home. .. '
• In honor of St. Patrick, Mrs.
Harvey Houston played some
ish : melodies on . the . piano,' and
Mks. Eldon Welsh contributed: a
reading "The :night I. learned of
thea°Leprechauns,"
The 4=H Horriemnaking. Club girls .
modelled their `Separates -,for
Summer" when ,15 girls completed
the project. Group No: 1 • leaders
are .Mrs. H. Houston; Mrs. Virden.
Mowbray, -Group'. Ne: :2, 1VIrs
Harold Campbell arid Mrs..Eldon
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Welsh;
.. Mrs: .Currie, Colwell gave : the•
;courtesy remarks. The: StOanding.
Committee conveners, were re-
minded to meet with the president.
and 'secretary' in the 'evening ;at
Kai;rshea Hall on• Monday,..April
:16.th to • make up the. ,annual .re
ports.. A donation will.: be made
'at '•a' later date.to'the National
Foundation Fund, After the'sing
rag of 'God ,Save' the Queen :and'
the ' Institute : Grace, Bunch was
served' by Mrs. Keith, : Mrs. Cur-
rie Colwell and Mrs Welsh.,.,•
PVREGRQVE*
Mr.. "Victor =GawleySpent •Tues-
day in ;Toronto.
'. Mr. Reg. •ColweI1 of Scott,
Saskatchewan: • spent. Wednesday
with Mr,,ald, Mrs.: Donald 1‘4c
Cosh. •
Miss, ...Barbara 'Leeson: . visit d'
Mrs Wallace Pollock.
..Purple ;Grove ,Farm Forum metat : he ' : home ;• of Mi. :and''; Mrs.
Frank ',Dore' :on Monday .evening,
The discussion was on, education:
Congratulations " • to Mr, and.
,Mrs. Gordon MaoDonald'. On the
arrival of a . babygirl in Kincar-
dine Hospital :on Wednesday.
Miss Rosalyn Swann of ' St.
Joseph's Hospital,. I:ondon' ,sp,ent
the week -end with. Mrs. Helen
Swann; • •
Mr, and: •Mrs; Victor Gawley,
Misses Ethel, Ada,Lettie GawleY
were Sunday ,guests of Mr. • and
Mrs. Bert Brown, Tiverton,
Mrs. Ross Shielrs, Mrs. How-
and Harris, Mrs. :Orville•Elliott,
M.S.Wilbur Brown, Mrs: Jack
Errington; Mr. James Emerson;
Ontario Veterinary, Guelph, , vis-
ited Mr. and Mrs.'. George 'Emer-
BOY SCOUT NEWS
lst **OSS BOY SCOUT
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This was, an honour week for
1st Kinloss with visitors popping
in from all . directigns. Thursday
the troop ,had its •.quarterly offic-
ial visit from Asst. District Com
.missioner Toro Russel,• Then on
Friday the Pack met from 7:30
to 8:30 and the Troop met. from
8:30 to 9:39 to receive: Assistant
Executive Commissioner for On--
tario,.`Scotty Reining , and' Field
Commissioner 'Don Rennie. '
Commissioner Fleming' 'had
been touring' the Eluewater - Re
gion for the ' week and we were
proud to be, picked. out of Sau
geeri District for his visit. •
First' Class badge work' got
started this week "vrith the troop
•studying the° principle organs .of.
the body and methods of stopping
bleeding.' The. little plastic man.
off Elsner Umbach's counter help-
ed' considerably.'
The :Court: of .Honour mete on
Tuesday • and decided . to : hold a..
Troop Cemporee an the .week -end
of: May 4th = 6th for :the, purpose
of selecting , a Patrol to .represent
us at. the District Camporee. on:'
May 20th - ;22nd. :
Bruce Colwell received his. Se-
cond •ClaSs
econd'Class Badge on Friday'night.
Good Scouting . Bruce.
The Patrols areall tied up in
'this months ' •competition • at 5.
points each so the . 'next two
.weeks• will tell wild. Will be Hon-
ourPatrol for March.
• :The Bottle :Drive sponsored ''by
our Group, 'Committee ' will be
held as soon :as . the :snow• goes,
so : we';•hope all our friends Will
keep all their saleable: bottles: for
our call, `:
Cre... mery: Names
Field Service Man
Orville Shewfelt, recently .,ap-
pointed Field Service Manager
for Kincardine Creamery, Ltd., at.
Kincardine, was born in Kin-
cardine Township, attended pub-
lic school there and received his
advanced education at the Kin-
cardire High School; •
Durimg most of his life . Orvihe
took •a very active part, pal the
Junior 'Farmers' organization,
holding various offices.- . until he
became president 'and. remained
in this position for four. years.
In 1948 Orville married and.
started' farming .on- his' own farm,
primarily in the dairy business;
In 1954' when the . Kincardine
Creamery opened . the first man-
ufacturing milk ;plant in Bruce
County he• was one of, the 'first
shippers. • • •
The same year: the, lo' al of .the
Ontario Concentrated Milk' Pro-
ducers; ;,� ssociation for. the, Kin
cardinelarea was :formedand bOr
ville •became the first. President
and held • this office for the next
five' years. ,'During • this time, he
Was 'nominated Iby the, provincial,
organization t.o a..position. on the
Oritaiio Marketing Board. He was
also a merniber.. of the local •;trus.
tee board for fqur• years.
In 1953 Orville joined' the Hol''
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Every woman • 'seems :to • har-
bout 'a secret desire to write:
•Mostly Son .cheques:
Peter Leeson, 'Mrs. . Stewart
Needham, Mrs. George Harkness,,
'Mrs. Howard. Thompson held a:
,meeting of the Institute_ ' standing
m
comittees at Mrs Morford
MacKay's , ori: Wednesday. '. :/
Mrs.-7:Donald'' MoCosh, Mrs.
Harvey H'ou'ston,_ Mrs.., -Victor
Emerson attended the spring
board. meeting of the Grey -Bruce
Area, Institute ' in Chesley ' on
Thursday. Mrs.. Annie Lott 'spent
Thursday visiting. ,in Oliesley, ,
The. Ripley United Church
Women met :in tl e•basement on,
Tuesday afternoon.. '
Miss :Mary Anne McCosh and
Miss . Annetta • 'Forster,. Toronto,
spent• the Week -end '; at ' their.•
homes:
Mrs.. Jean . Quigley and Jimmy
visited Mr, and• Mrs. 'Ralph Hill.
:Mr. 'and Mts. Donald McCosh
and Richard spent Tuesday ev
ening` .'with Mr. .and. Mrs. Lynn
Geddes .and Donnie.
Attending, 'the seed` - fair • in
`Paisley on Tuesday was Messrs.
Francis Boyle,' Gordon Patterson,
James "Needham, Donald McCosh.
Mr. and Mrs, 'Albert •.Colwell;
Marilyn and Allan, Mri Reg Col-
well' spent Friday ' evening with
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Patterson. •
Omitted .from. the Institute:
birthday party were • euchre Win-
ners,
inners, Joan Thornpson.. and Mr.
Harvie ,Thompson,
'Mr: and. Mrs: Donald McCosh
and Richard, 'Mr. Robert McCosh,.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Patterson,
Mr. ' Bob Forster . were Sunday'
guestsof .Mr; . and Mrs.. Ardell
Mason, •
1Mr. Frank Fair visited 1VYr,y.
Ealph Hill:
Miss Eileen Collins spent' the
week -end with Mr. and. Mrs. Rus-
•
sel 'Collins. :
Mrs.. 'Walter, Forster, . Mr.: and
Mrs, Gordon Patterson spent
Thursday in 'Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam :Einersox
spent' Sunday with Mr, and M?s.;
John 'Emerson; Lueknow,
Mr. and `Mrs. Claude Dore
spent Friday evening. with Mr.
and Mrs, ;Frank Colwell, Bervie.
• Mr .and Mrs.. Williair#i: Arnold;
The first club 'meeting. of* the
Purple Greve 4.H• girls Dressing
up home:grown vegetables 'Met
at . the home of .•the leader; Mr's
Ectburt Bushell. Officers are
President, Marlene Gawley, : Sec
retary, Barbara Leeson, lst vice
pres., 'Evelyn Harkness •.Press Re-
porter,• Nancy . Dore...Katherine
Bushell made a ' mecliutn white
sauce, . Assistant ,.leader, Mrs.
Frank Dore talked on vegetables,
measuring Spoons and cups.
Ronnie and Dianne Dore vis-
ited John and Margie Collins on
Friday. •'
Mr. Norval: Stanley and • Mrs.'
Helen • Swarm visited Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn Stanley.
The . Irish :folks celebrated St,
Patrick's with •dances nearby or
at the box .social :in ,the South.
Line ,School:
Miss Margaret Robertson, Mrs.
ulr. and. Mrs. Elson Arnold spent r
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Sunday in zvondon. , .• _
W)E DNOFDAY, MAR. 21st, 1962:
stein-Freisan Association and
placed his herd, on R.O.P. testing,
In 1957 he began to exhibit his
Hbls'tein herd in Teesw•a'ter, Lon-
don and' the Royal Winter Fair in
Toronto. He owned and raised
•the grand .champion female :on.
two different occasions.. He also
exhibited a junior finale at Tor.
on'and d th;
�Into the fall
placeof 195+9,irdOrviil'e 400k
seriously ill and the nature ..Of ,
his illness forced' him to give up
active farming. In 1909 he had a'
very successful dispersal sale of
,his herd,,' the highest priced ani-`
mal xeachirug $700of.00
a Since.. October" 1960 '.Orville
has lived: in, Kincardine and join-
ed the staff of the Kincardine
Creamery .as fieldman in Janu-
ary,' 1962; • d
WATERLOO- BUYS GRAND
CHAMP.IOON ' SHORTHORN
The Ontario .Beef Cattle Im-
provement -Association held the •
Shorthorn. division of their +bull •
sale, March 15th, at Trafalgar,
with 40 bullsqualifying for sale.,
The Grand 'Champion was Scots,
dale Regalia, consigned by S. G,
Bennett; Georgetown • and pur-
chased'" by. the Waterloo Cattle
Breeding, Associat'ion.
+Regalia''is . a two-year-old buil.
sired fby thee well :known Scots -
dale 1Vlasterpieceiand from an im-
ported' dam.
ombine, yourl; home -'grown ;. grams,:
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