HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1961-04-20, Page 9Kin Founder At Hensall Anniversary
The founder of Kinsmen, Harold A, Rogers, O.B.E., was among guests at the
seventh anniversary celebration of Hensall Kinsmen Club, held in the Legion
Hall on Wednesday evening of last week. The total attendance of over 70
included members and their ladies, as well as officers of District One, and
former members of the club. Shown above, cutting the anniversary cake are
Mrs, Rogers, "Founder Hal," and Bill Clement, president of the Hensall
Club. (Hensall Observer Photo)
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The funeral service on Wed-
nesday, March 15, was conduct-
ed by the Rev. Wallace Mc-
Clean in Elmvale Presbyterian
Church. Interment was made in
Elmvale Cemetery Chapel.
.Pall bearers were: W. S.
Campbell, E. W. Campbell, M.
R. Steele, Sr., T. W. Bate, W.
G. Christie and E. A. Fiegehen.
Honorary pall bearers, Dr.
D. C. Harvie, T. B. Chester,
Les Vollett, F. A, Stephenson,
H. V. Carnahan, R. M. Black,
W. 3. Hill, C. E. Dutcher, T.
F. Drysdale, Thomas Marshall,
H. L. McKay.
Relatives and friends from a
distance who attended includ-
ed: Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Camp-
bell, Cameron and John, Spring-
field, Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. E.
Snowden and Miss Florence
Ritchie, Mrs. M. C. Hart, Char-
les Hart, Miss Edna Brown,
Mrs. Hugh Hay, Toronto; Mr.
and Mrs. •D. M. King, Don
Mills; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Lee, Uaderidge; Mr. and Mrs.
T. McCaw, Hamilton; John Mc-
Caw, Barrie; Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Bell, Gifford; Mrs. D.
G. Bannerman, Markham; Mrs.
G. Beaxdsall, Thistletown.
The late Fred Ritchie was
born on October 2, 1897, at
Elmvale, son of the late George
Craw Ritchie and the former
Helen Augusta Montgomery.
With the exception of a year
and a half in Niagara Falls,
Ontario, after his marriage he
had resided in Elmvale.
Fred Ritchie operated the
Four Corner Tea Room, Elm-
vale for five years, a summer
store at Woodland Beach for
18 years, then was employed at
the Elmvale Creamery.
He had served his country
in the First World War.
He was a staunch Liberal
and supported his party well.
Personal messages of condal-
ence were received from the
Hon. Lester B. Pearson and the
Hon. Sohn Wintermeyer.
In early years Fred, excelled
at hockey and baseball and was
one of the hest curlers in the
province. He had won many
curling prizes and skipped tro-
phy-winning rinks. He was a
former president of Elmvale
Curling Club and also had ser-
ved as treasurer. and as a
member of the building commit-
tee of the present club, he
worked hard in erecting it and
installing artificial ice. He was
also •interested in dramatics,
having taken part in plays for
church and welfare.
A member of Knox Presby-
terian Church, he had served
as church treasurer and later
as a member of 'the Cemetery
Board.
Left to mourn his loss are
his wife, Annie Louise King,
formerly of Bayfield, and one
daughter, Muriel (Mrs. S. P.
Campbell) of Springfield, Mass.
There are also two sisters and
one brother, Mrs. E. Snowden,
Miss Florence Ritchie, Toronto
Montle Ritchie, Elmvale and
two grandsons, Cameron and
John Campbell,
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Thuro, April 20, 1901,-Clintort News-Record-Page ,9
NEWS OF VARNA
The Varna Branch of the
Red Cross held its -annual meet-
ing on Monday evening of this week, Flans were made and
collectors 'appointed for the
annual -canvass which will be held in the near future. The.
officers appointed for the corn-
ing year are president, J. B.
l3roeze; Vice-president Min
Aldington; secretary-treasurer,
Ernest Pollock; executive, Rev.
T. J. Pitt, John McAsh, Fred
McClymont.
A number of local orange-
men visited Greenway lodge
on' Friday evening last.
Mr. and Mrs, Douglas Rob-
inson, 'Toronto, spent the week-
Trinity Club At
Bayfield Enjoys
April Meeting
(Bayfield Correspondent)
The April meeting of Trin-
ity Club was held at the home
of Mrs. J. Cluff with an at-
tendance of 17 members and a
guest,
Mrs. W. G. E. Bellehamber
president, opened the meeting
with the pledge in unison. Mrs.
A. Flowers offered prayer and
Mrs. William Reid read the
scripture. Mrs. M. Carrie, secretary, and
Mrs. William E. Parker, treas-
urer each gave reports.
Plana were discussed for hold-
ing the spring tea at The Lit-
tle fret.
The guest speaker was Wil-
liam Henderson, Goderich, apt
present electronics instructor
at RCAF Station Clinton.
Mr. Henderson gave a most
interesting address on astron-
omy. He traced the history
of the beginnings of the study
of this subject up to the pres-
ent times. He went into detail
in describing galaxies of stars
and heavenly bodies.
Mrs. R. H. F. Geirdner th-
anked the speaker and pres-
ented him with a small gift in
appreciation
After the closing of the
meeting the hostess served lun-
ch and a social period was en-
joyed,
a
Rainbow Trout Costs
Plenty Out of Season
Harold Boettcher, 38, Honey-
wood, caught with two rain-
bow trout in his possession al-
though the season doesn't op-
en until April 29, was fined
$50 and $12.50 costs.
It will cost him another $50
to recover his ear, impounded
at the time of his arrest.
end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred McClymont,
The concert which the Wo-
man's Association of the Untteci Church sponsored last week
was much _enjoyed. It consisted of a play presented by the South Huron Junior Farmers
and pictures of Europe shown
by Gordon McGavin t Walton,
Mrs. Lawrence Stephenson
has returned home after spend-ing the winter in Sudbury with
her daughter, Mrs. Randall Pep. Per and in Sarnia with her son
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Mrs, H. Lawson, London, vis-
ited her daughter, Mrs. May-
nand Corrie and family for -a
few days recently,
Mrs. Malcolm Toms who has
been in ill-health entered
ton Public Hospital on Thurs-
day evening for treetreent,
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Smith,
Christine and James, London,
visited his aunt, Mrs. R. J.
Larson and family. on Sunday,
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Ture
ner visited her sister, Mrs. D.
Sager and family,- Goderich on
Wednesday and Thursday last
week.
Charles Bell who suffered a
heart attack on Wednesday of
last week was taken by ambu-
lance to CAtston Public Hospit-
al late that .night. Mrs. Alice Johnston enter-
tained her son Danny's boy
friends on. Saturday in honour
of his ninth birthday. There
was a birthday cake and all
the trimmings.
Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence Mc-
Millan, Carol and Jim, Wood-
stock spent Sunday with the
framer's sister, Mrs. Reg. Fr-
ancis and' family.
Mrs. Walter Westlake return-
ed home on. Wednesday of last
week after having visited. her
sister, Mrs. Albert Leitch, In-
gersoll, for a week.
The house which. Roy Scat-
ohrner is building an, the cor-
ner lot on Main Street, east
of the 'former George King pr-
operty, is taking shape quickly.
Brian Grime, U.W.O., came
home on •$1.111443r., to spend few days with his parents, Mrs,
and MO., W. G. ID. goLchamber
while studying for wounina-
tions.
NM'. J. W. Denby' returned
to Buffalo a week ago Sunday
after having visited her daugh-
ter" Mrs, Kenneth Brandon .and
family from the previous Wed-,
nesday.
Teddy Heard, 1.3-month-cild
son of WilfredBeard w on t•
back to school on crutches on
Monday after having been
laid up two weeks with an' in-jured left ankle. His leg is in,
a east to the knee. Teddy was
building a tree house when he
fell and fractured the bone,
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McLaren
and Christine 'stayed over Fri,
day night with =saes A. M.
and E, J, on their way
to spend the weekend with
their daughter,.Mrs. H. Mason
and 'family, London. They were
delayed from Monday to Tues.-
day in their return to Port.
Elgin owing to the snow in
London.
Euchre Party
The euchre and dance held
in the Bayfield Town Hall on
Wednesday evening in Easter
week under the auspices of the
Bayfield. Agricultural Society,
was well attended, Prizes for
euchre went to Mrs. George
Clark, Detroit and R. Larson,
(high) and Mrs. Charles Scotch-
mer and Ross IVIeEwen, Detroit
(low). Carruthers Orchestra
played for the dance. The pr-
ize for the spot light dance
went to Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Turner.
Knox WMS
The Women's Missionary So-
ciety of Ku o x Presbyterian
Church met on Wednesday of
last week 'at the home of lairs.
Bruce Menerey.
Mrs. William R. Talbot, Sr.,
president, conducted the open-
ing exercises and in the theme
of Easter used material from
the Glad Tidings and other
sources.
Mrs. A. A. Armstrong read
the 'scripture. In the business
session the secretary, Mrs. Rus-
sell Heard gave her report and
Mrs. 13. Menerey the financial
statement.
Following the closing pray-
ers, Mrs. Menerey served lunch.
Willing Workers.
The Willing Workers of St,
Andrews United Church met
at the home of Mrs. Kenneth
Brandon on April 12. 17 mem-
bers and four visitors were
present.
In the absence of the presi-
dent, Mrs. Reg Francis, the
Mr, end Mrs. James .Skelton
Sarnia, visited' at the rectory
on Monday.
Mr. and, Mrs. Da A. Feather-
aton, left on Sunday to spend
a few ,days in -Sarnia.
Mr. and Mrs, W. Pitblado,
Oakville, visited her father, H.
N. Brandon, over the weekend.
Mrs. Alice Johnston arid Mrs.
George Wilson made a business
trip to Londoin one day last
week,
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Brandon
Gary, Brian and Shirley, vise
ited relatives in the village on
.Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Arite]1
visited their son Torn and fam-
ily in Port Credit from Friday
to Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, William Barb-
er and family, St. Thomas, oc-
cupied their - eottage over the
weekend'.
Mr. and Mrs. Merton Merner
spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Claire Mer-
ner, Detroit,
Master Kenneth Sturgeon,
Ileapeler, is spending a vacation
with his grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Sturgeon.
Misses Jacqueline and Vicki,
and Bob Cluff, London were
with their mother, Mrs. J. CI-
uff over the 'weekend..
Dr. and Mrs. R. G. Hunter,
Miss Sally Beth and Mrs. Ch-
arles Rogers, Toronto, were
at their home here over the
weekend, Mrs, Rogers, and Mrs.
Hunter remained until Tues-
day.
News of Bayfield
By LAMY Pi., WOODS
FIPWR WVOW/P 400
vice-president, Mrs. J. Lindsay
conducted the meeting.
Mrs. Fred Wallis read' the
scripture and the Rev. W. C.
Smith led in prayer, Mr. Smith
spoke on,, and outlined, the new
Women's Organization of the
United Church.
Mrs. Percy Renner received
the gift for the day. An invi-
tation from the Varna WA
for April 19 at 2.30 was ac-
cepted.
A report from the treasurer
showed that $55 was' realized
from the Ho Bo Teas.
The next meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. Bert
Greer on the afternoon of May
10.
The death occurred suddenly
at his late residence, 61 Stone
Street, Elmvale, on Monday,
March 13, of Frederick George
Ritchie, son-in-law of the late
Mx. and Mrs. George King,
Bayfield.
He suffered from a heart
condition for seven years to
which he succumbed. Three
years ago, he was forced to
Well-Known in Bayfield, F. 6. Ritchie
Passes Suddenly at Elmvale Residence
(Bayfieid Correspondent)
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