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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1958-01-30, Page 6COMPACT 24" n•ANGE. with big oven capacity Automatic clock and oven control . . . Oven .signalite . . . Platform light eliminates shadows . . RANGES as low as $189.00 Clinton Electric Shop "Your WESTINGHOUSE Dealer" - ALBERT ST. D. W. Cornish,. Prop. CLINTON Space Saving Model A Ii D MiXMONCONCOMOMM Aim for More Milk, Longer Lite Any dairyman who is' serious about' ;making his-; herd pro— duce a better living for his family, must get more rallic and longer life from his. cows. .• That takes planning and skill—but it can be done. • Careful records kept on a large number of farms show: the Importance of "more Cows giving only 20(h lbs. fat eouldn't cover .costs. Cows giving 300 Made only $25. Cows giving 450 met all charges and:left $91 profit.. • PURINA RESEARCH and customer- experience both 1;93 commend a 16 percent milking ration. Higher protein mar increase output for a few weeks .'but it doesn't last: ••eates'esaass Kern•Gla Y:E 11.4q- SIX cx.,r4gToN 'zilms-114coRD THURSDAY,. JANUARY 30,. 13.58, • .ionosTaataasaarioasua Mrs. 4, Newman left on Monday to undergo treatment in Victoria Hospital London. Mr. and Mrs. E. A, Featherston: went to Sarnia ell Tuesday, to!' visit Mr, and Mrs. Harald King, The Rev. and Mrs, F. H. Pau1,1, LiStowel, were the vests. of Miss Lucy Woods On Monday and Tues- day, • Mrs. P. Renner, Teeswater, is spending a few days with her daughter, Mrs. Glenn Brandon and family. 'Mr, and Mrs. William, Parker, London; visited at the borne of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Eraser, over the weekend. LAC and Mrs. Warren Carson and two children who have been pccupying Mrs. E. Heard's. apart- "neat left on Sunday for Trenton. Mrs. A. M. Bassett returned home on 'Sunday after having visited her daughter, Mrs. Den Mathews and family, London, for ten days, R. H. King, Teeswater, visited his mother, Mrs. F, M. Newman, at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Roy Fitzsimons, on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs., John Keys. and family, and Mrs., Keith Snowden were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E, A. Westlake on Monday, in celebration of E. A. Westlake's 73rd birthday. Mr. and Mrs.' Robert Parker and 'Pamela, Landoll, were with his! parents; Mr. and Mrs. William E. Parker for the weekend. • Mrs. R., Parker's parents, Mr. and Mrs. B., J. Reid, Lucknow, were also their guests on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Heard re- turned to London on Tuesday ev- ening, after having speht • the weekend at their trailer home. Mrs. Heard who is on the London Public School Teaching Staff was indisposed for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Arkell, Kenny and Jo Anne, Bay City, spent Thursday night with the former's, parents, Mr[ and F. P. Ai-ken, before -going on to Toronto. They returned on Sat- urday and visited again, leaving for their home on Sunday, Master Ricky Westlake was taken to Clinton Public. Hospital on Monday With a very high 'fev- er. Corporal and Mass Lloyd Westlake, Ricky and Catherine, Kitchener, were spending weekend with her parents; Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Toms, Owing to the little illness, they did not return. Card Party There was not as large an .at- tendance as usual at the card party in Trinity Parish Halla.on Friday evening, It was sponsor- ed by the Guild. Winners at cards were: euchre, Mrs. J. H, Parker ana B. A. Featherston (high); Miss Ellen MacKay and Lloyd Scotchmer (low); J. M. Stewart held the highest score for bridge. Baptist Young Folk An unusual program was car- ried out by the Bayfield Baptist Young People in the form of a .progressive supper on Friday evening, 45 young people were taken to several homes for the various courses of the meal. Each member was required to bring a friend as his meal ticket. The evening was culminated by a stirring gospel message by Joseph Baker, director of Tel-County Youth for Christ. Vocal and in- starmental talent from Wlagham, Walkerton and Clinton added to the inspiration of the evening. Couple lionaured Donald Campbell, Donald War- ner and Kenneth Pollock arranged a dance in the Town Hall, on Friday evening last in honor of Mr. and, Mrs. Thomas Penhale. Desjardine's orchestra played for the dancing. • During the evening Donald Warner read an address and Ken- neth Pollock presented the newly- weds with a purse. On behalf of himself and his bride; ThomaS Penhale expressed las thanks and appreciation to the large number assembled on this occasion, The ladies served jamb. -ofaxaneel Gailld The Chancel Guild of Trinity Church met at the home of the president,. Mrs. 3. Cluff, on Tues- day eveniag. There was a dis- cussion regarding supplies for the local church, and the question of being affiliated with the Diocesan Chancel Guild, Before the closing prayer; the rector installed each member individually with a very solemn prayer. Library Board The annual meeting of the Bay- field Library Association was held in the library on Monday af- ternoon, with the president,- Mrs. C, Bailey in the chair. The report regardina the books was as follows: adult section, 705; non- fiction, 1009; juvenile, 424; total, 2,143, During the year there were 94 'borrowers, adults, 67; juveniles, 32. Circulation of books, adults, 1,167; nen-fiction; 234;. juvenile, 331. Treasurer's' report showed the finances to be in good condition, with all bills paid. The election of officers resulted as follows: honorary president, Mrs. T. C. Bailey; president, Mrs. C. Knuckey; treasurer, Mrs. J. McKenzie; secretary, Mrs. R. Scotchmer. The board consists of • Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. Knuckey, .McKenzie, Mrs. Scotchmer, Mrs. J. E. Howard, Mrs. J. H. Cobb, Mrs. F. A. Featherston, Mrs. 13.. S. Roddick and Mrs. H. H. Ormond. The board feels that there is a good selection of books on the shelves and would welcome more readers now at the beginning of the year. Cemetery Board The annual meting of the Cem- etery Board was held on January 24, at the home of .Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Westlake. John M. Stew- art, chaired the meeting. Mr. Westlake was secretary. . The treasurer's statement by Mr. Westlake showed the affairs to be in good order at present. Some discussion as to the handling of finances followed. The officers and directors were all re-elected as follows: John M. Stewart, pres- ident; E. A. Westlake, secretary- treasurer; Donald McKenzie, vice- president; Elgin Porter, Wilmer Reid,.Leslie Elliott; Lloyd Scotch- mer, •Alfred Hudie, Russell Heard; sexton; Ben Rathwell; auditors, J. H. Parker, L. Elliott. Two years' ago the board passed a by-law to the effect that no graves would be opened in a plot which was' not on perpetual up- keep. At this meeting a motion was passed to add one dollar for four grave plate, and $1.50 per year for eight grave plots. The secretary was instructed to col- lect these back dues of plots not on perpetual care. A vote of thanks was tendered to Mr. and Mrs. Westlake for their hospitality, ' • Trinity WA TheWcanen's Auxiliary of Trin- ity Church met on Thursday last at the home of Miss Lucy Woods. It was opened by the singing of "As With Gladness. Men of Old:" The Reverend E. J. B, Harris- on then read out the list of of- ficers for 1958 and officiated at the solemn installation service. Mrs. E. A. Featherston was at the piano. Miss Lucy R. Woods presided. Mrs. Emerson Heard read Acts, chapter 10. Mrs. W. J. McLeod read the minutes of the last meeting, and 1 111E11111 IIIIIIIII11111I 11111 I sag QUEENSWAY Nursing Home BENSALL REASONABLE RATES Vacancies for Men and Women For Up or Bed Patients . Graduate Nurse in Charge Phone 222, Hensall 2-3-4-5-6-b ss The annual congregation. meet- ing 'of St. Andrew'a United Chur- ch was held in the Sunday School room of the clattreh last Thursday,. with a good attendance.. D. McKenzie, congregational secretary, was secretary for the meeting and Rev, E. E. Peacock, as chairman, After the .devetion- al service the- minutes of last an- nual meeting wore reed, also a number of recommendations ,from the Session. These were voted upon'by the meeting and carried; viz,: that letters of appreciation Abe sent to Rev, and Mrs. Peter Renner; to Mrs. Kingsbury, for- mer organist; to Miss Steepe and to the .choir and to Miss Clara Clark, Bible Class Teacher and S.S. superintendent; also a rec- ommendation that Miss Steepe be retained as organist and Miss Clarke as superintendent, with Gordon Porter as Sunday School secretary.- treasurer; that John Campbell be added to the Session; Over Eighty Birthday Party (By our Bayfield correspondent) ,Congradulations and "many hap- py returns of the day" go to Al- fred Scetchmeer, Sr., who on Fri- day, January 24, passed his 82nd birthday. BY way of a celebration 20 members of his family, cbildren and grandchildren surprised him and Mrs. Scotchmer at their home on Clan Gregor. Square in the evening. - , After enjoying a game of euchre he was presented with a gift from the family. Mr. Scotchmer' received other gifts, cards and 'best wishes from callers during the day. Lai-10h was served before a very happy day came to a close. Mrs. R. J. Larson the financial statement, Mrs. Percy Weston, Dorcas. sec- retary, read a letter from the Rev. Mr. Zimmerman, Mohawk. Institute, acknowledging a gift, Mrs. C. Knuckey presented a letter from the Diocesan Prayer Partner secretary, suggesting the Reverend R, S, Northway, Edmon- ton, for this branch.' Mrs. R. H. F. Gairdner was apopinted bran- ch prayer partner secretary. A pancake supper 'was arran- ged to be held' in the Parish Hall, on Shrove. Tuesday. Mrs. P. West- on was appointed general conven- er, assisted by Mrs. E. Heard. In the closing prayer, the Rev- erend -E. J. B. Harrison remem- bered Mrs. George King and Miss L. C. Morley. Mrs. R, J. Larson, 'hostess, lunch. eaasa Scout Auxiliary The regular meeting of the Lad- ies Auxiliary to, the Scouts and Cubs'- was held at the home' of Mrs. Merton Merner, on. Wednes- day, January 28, with 11 mem- bers present. The president, Mrs. James A. Cameron, was In the chair. The meeting opened by repeating the Scout Mothers' pro- mise. Mrs. Cameron thanked the past president and all retiring of- ficers for their work in 1957 and asked for co-operation in activ- ities, for this year. The secretary's report and fin- ancial statement was given by Mrs. Roy Fitzsimons. The treas- urer's report by Mrs. Wilfred Cas- tle, The club so far this month has raised money by sponsoring pictures shown by Mr. and Mrs,. Leroy Poth and selling sandwich- es at a dance in the town hall. Representatives to the group committee by Mrs. James A. Cameron and Mrs. Reg. Francis. Two silver cups were presented by the Auxiliary to be held, one for the Scouts , and one for the Cuba, The next meeting is Tuesday, March 18, at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Scotchmer. All interested persona are invited to attend. Af- ter the Scout Mothers benediction the hostess served a delicious lunch. News of Bayfield By MESS LTJCY Iv. WOODS PHONE: BAYFIELD 45 r 3 BARGAINS GALOR AT THE SUPERIOR STORE ANOTHER Gigantic DOLLAR DAY Week-end JANUARY 30, 31, FEBRUARY I SAVE YOUR 13,AX. CASH REGISTER SLIPS FOR FREE PREMIUMS PHONE HU 24813 — Prop,, R. 13nAptiher — FREE DELIVERY 711 n .-1$3 'I ijAlN1 1111.4 NI I X.1E* No, I A • nAN NAT; .:OZSC4 . • • MAR911fhtUffiti gT 11161.50k itwririeit LTn '. .540711 A s. NIT, St. Andrew's United Hold 195$ Congregational) Selects Ofikers (By our Bayfield correspondent) that Mr. and Mrs. L. Makins +continue as church treasurers; Mr. and! Mrs. C. H. Scotchmer as M & M treasurers' and that the Board of Trustees continue as at present, Amen o th e r appointments made, was that of Mrs. Grant Stirling to the parsonage' board in place of Mrs. Jack Scotchmer who resigned. Twelve members Were elected. 'to the Board of Stewards; under a new system, by which four resign at the end of one year; four at the end of twd yeare and four at the end of three years, these to be eligible for re- election' after one year's retire- ment. The Board will consist of the following: C. H. Scotchmer, William Heard,, Grant Turner, Fraser Stirling, Len Talbot,,John Watson, Lloyd Makins, John Campbell, Raymond Scotchmers LeRoy Path, Donald Campbell, Jack Scotchmer. ,During the year new choir gowns had, been purchased and paid for, through the co-operation of yellow groups in the congre- gation; also the furnace at the parsonage had" been converted to' oil, this winter. A fund is, already under way for the purchase of a new furnace for the church. Plans were discussed for mem- bership in the Presbytery Men's. Club; also the Presbytery TV program was discussed and the Conference plan for building a re- sidence in London, for the use of United Church students attending the University of Weetern Ontar- io; all these being projects claim- ing the, attention and financial help of the congregation. The minister also spoke of the "Mission to the Nation" which will be carried on again this year in slightly different form. The finances of all organiza- tions were in satisfactory condi- tion and the church treasurer re- ported a balance on hand to be- gin the New Year. • 0 Stanley Ladies Gather at Home Of Mrs. McCowan The Stanley Ladies' Club held their January meeting at the home of Mrs, Frank McCowan with 15 members, one visitor and four children present.. The vice- president ,Mrs.. Mel Graham, oc- cupied the chair and the meeting opening with .the Lord'a Prayer. Collection amounted to $5:65. Roll call was "What Gives Me Pep." The members ,decided to send $5 to the and $5 to the Sal- vatioh Army. A party was plan- ned for sometime in February.- The next meeting will be at the home' of Mrs. John McGregor and roll call will be "What You Could Grab First Ins Your Home In Case Of Fire." Members please note, meeting has been postponed •for one week and will be held Feb- ruary 12, 500 'Front North Phone 1600 SARNIA ONTARIO Superior Products Limited With the new Goodison Master Mixer you've got everything to provide your livestock with the finest in miXed and blend- ed feeds Over 2,500 Goodison Feed Mixers are in Use and years of Mann- facturing experience have prodUced this highly com- pact machinery, precision- built for years of service —ruggedly built for years of operation. leen% be surprised at low investment required and high profits resulting from the in- creased preference ShoUrn by your animals for custom Mixed feeds. 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