HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1963-02-14, Page 11Wins Awards in Public School Speaking Contest
Over 150 people attended the annual public
speaking contest sponsored by the Clinton Legion
for the top speakers at Clinton Public School, A/11/1
Hugh Campbell Public School and Central Huron
Secondary School, Wednesday. The picture on the
left shows the three winners in the senior division
in the public school contest. From the left they are:
Brenda Kingswell, second; Muriel Wilson, first and
Danny Rees, third. On the right are the junior
winners, from the left: Tommy Koch, third; Judy
.Collins, first and Susan. Pugh, second. J, William
Counter, a past president ,of the. Legion, was chair-
man for the event,
(News-Record Photo)
HENSALL
Mrs, Carl Payne is a patient
in Scott Memorial Hospital,
Seaforth, for a few days in
the interest of her health.
Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Cook,
and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Cook
left Wednesday of this week
by motor for Florida, where the
former will vacation for a
month, and the latter for two
weeks.
Mr, and Mrs, Don Joynt,
John and Pat, left by plane on
Monday for Florida to vaca-
tion for two weeks.
Forty friends of Mr. Clair
Deneau, local barber, surprised
him Saturday evening with a
party on the occasion of his
birthday, A social time was sp-
ent in games, dancing and con-
tests, and a delicious luncheon
served. Guests attending the
celebration from Centralia,
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tynda-MoDonald
Named President
Of Girls
The first meeting of the .Chn,
ton. 4 H giris was held at the
home of the leader, Mrs. Fred
Ontario Street, and
the -pledge. was repeated by the
pine members present,
Also present were Mrs. 1-Tart,
ley Managhan, assistant leader,
and Mrs, T.4obb,
Necessary lectures were giv-
en to each member and .also
samples were distributed on
how to choose the right hind
of material.
Officers. for the year were
then chosen as follows; presi-,
dent, Lynda MacDonald; vice-
president, Helen Livermore;
press secretary, Mary Ann liy-
mers,
Binders were decided upon in
which to put reports, pictures
and information of meetings,
Information was read by each
member in the leaders' pamph-
let.
As yet a name for the club
has not been decided upon.
The next meeting will be
held on Tuesday, February 19
at the home of Mrs. Fred Tyn-
dall,
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KIPPEN
Correspondent, MRS. N. LONG
Phone Henson 278 W 1
At the senior citizens meet-
ing in Exeter last week, Ken-
neth and Grant Jones played
and sang several numbers.
Mr. Ray Cooper, Exeter, vis-
ited an evening last week with
his father, Mr. W. R. Cooper.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones
visited Saturday evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. William
Homey, Exeter.
Messrs Robert and Lloyd
Thomson visited Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pries-
tap, Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs, Jim Love and
Elaine, Mrs. Pearl Love and
Wayne, all of the Parr Line,
visited Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs, H. Jones and boys.
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FEDERAL RIDING OF HURON
LIBERAL
NOMINATING CONVENTION
to select a Candidate to contest the riding
in the forthcoming Federal Election
Wednesday, Feb. 20th, at 2 p.m.
LEGION HALL — CLINTON
HURON LIBERAL ASSOCIATION
A. Y. McLEAN ROY LAMONT HAROLD SHORE
President Treasurer Secretary
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and your electric range provide speedy
and efficient service. These are just some
of the many benefits you enjoy when
you put electricity to Work in your home.
More and more people every day dis-
cover the value of electricity's low-cost
versatility. In the past few decades it has
helped us take charge of our chores .
reduced home,,-,v, to something that's
almost enjoyaile and helped raise our
living stand-trL Li) a now high.
Clinton Public Utilities
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BEFORB YOU BUILD A NEW HOME,
Miss Grace Goodfellow spent
Thursday evening with Miss
Edith Beacom.
Mrs. Earl Gaunt spent a few
days last week at the home of
her son in Clinton.
The sympathy of the com-
munity is extended to Mr. Jo-
seph Youngblut and family in
their recent bereavement. ,
Mr. Dave Ewan who has been
in Clinton Public Hospital for
the past three • weeks for a
check-up, returned home on
Monday, much improved.
Mrs. Marjorie Davey, daugh-
ter of Mr. , and Mrs. Emerson
Hesk, Londesboro, has success-
fully completed her hairdres-
sing course at Paul Pogue
Beauty School, London.
Miss Edith Beacom, Mrs.
Laura Lyon and Mrs. Milly
Bentham spent Saturday in
London visiting with Mr. Har-
old Beacom and Mrs. Robert
Townsend who are still patients
in Victoria Hospital. Both are
progressing favorably.
WI Donate to Hall
The WI held their meeting
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Meet to Launch
Beef Association
Thursday, February 21 is the
date set for launching of an-
other new county organization,
the Huron County Beef Im-
provement Asseciation.
At a recent meeting held in
Toronto, the Beef Producers of
Ontario agreed in principle to a
constitution and by-laws for the
organization at a provincial
level,
At the county meeting open
to all beef producers, at 2 p.m.
in the agricultural board room,
Clinton, the Huron County
Producers will be asked to ap-
prove the county constitution
and by-laws and elect• a board
of directors and executive to
carry out the objectives to be
outlined.
Mr. Ed. Starr of the Ontario
Live Stock Branch will be the
guest speaker and will outline
some activities the county or-
ganization can do to help the
beef industry in this county.
Every person in Huron County
who produces beef cattle shall
be a member of the association.
last Thursday and made grants
to two different groups during
their business session.
The group voted to contribute
$100 to the Hall board and $5
for the Mental Health Assoc-
iation.
The president opened the
meeting with a poem, and fol-
lowing the reading of the min-
utes, several thank-you notes
were read.
Mrs. Glen Carter gave a full
report on the Hospital Auxil-
iary and Mrs, Edwin Wood and
Mrs. Tom Allen were appointed
to the nominating committee
and Mrs. Harvey Taylor, Mrs.
Buchanan and Mrs. Jim How-
att were named as a committee
to arrange for the "Sunshine
Sister" banquet.
The topic, "If you have an
idea, put it to work, not to bed',
was taken by Mrs. Stanley
Lyon and minutes of a meeting
held in 1933 were read by the
president and Mrs. Harvey
Taylor gave the current events
for 1962.
Miss ' Josephine Woodcock,
guest speaker, gave an inter-
esting talk, 'stressing "getting
out neighbour talent" and also
reminiscing of her stay in Blyth
where she and her mother came
to reside 50 years ago.
Mrs. Harold Livingstone fav-
ored with a lovely solo and Mrs.
Glen Carter conducted a con-
test, after which lunch was
served from a lovely Valentine
table,
Goderich Twp. South
Relatives of Mrs, Sam Scoyne,
Port Stanley, will be grieved to
learn of her sudden illness in
Florida where she and Mr.
Scoyne are spending the win-
ter. In hospital there, the. doc-
tor is pleased with her prog-
ress, The former Ruby Stirling,
in her girlhood she lived on the
sixth concession and attended
SS 5, Goderich Twp. School.
Wayne Stirling, on his dis-
.charge from Clinton Public
Hospital following an accident,
spent a few weeks touring Cal-
ifornia and now fully recovered,
is able to take up his farm
duties.
Mr. Bob Rathwell, a patient
in . Victoria Hospital, London,
for some time was visited re-
cently by Bob Stirling who
found him cheerful and re-
sponding to treatment.
MIDDLETON
fipPLVTON--The •Women's Auxiliary of St. JanIPS .Cinirgii, Middleton,. met en'
Wednesday .afternoon, February 6 at the home of Mrs. Fred
Middleton with 3.3 members and,
three .visitors, present,
Actually t hese '`visitors" were former members of the WA,
who were warmly welcomed to their old "quilting-grounds.," ,
was a work meeting
With most of the afternoon
spent in quilting, and was fol-
lowed by ,devotions and general
business,
Mrs. Ray Wise presided and
led in the Ray
prayer.and the Lord's prayer; Mrs, Joseph
Storey gave the special prayer
partners' prayer and also read
the Scripture lesson,.
The roll call was answered by a verse of Scripture includ-
ing the word "witness." The minutes were read by Mrs.
John Grigg and the financial
statement was given by Mrs. Alvin Dutot.
Mrs. Arnold miner outlined
the Dorcas requirements for 3.963,
The president reminded the
members of the Wqrld Day of
Prayer service to be held 'Fri-
day, March 1, in the Wesley,-
Willis Church this year.
It was decided to hold a bak-
ing sale in Bayfield this sum-
mer, if our usual site is avail-
able.
The rector, the Rev, E.
Harrison then conducted the
Litany as found in "The Living
Message," A bounteous lunch and social
half-hour concluded a very int-
eresting meeting.
PLAN CARD PARTY
AT IIIIDDLMON
The Women's Auxiliary of St.
James Anglican Church, Mid-
dleton, is planning a card party
social evening in USS 9, Tip-
perary School on Friday even-
ing, February 15 at 8.30 p.m.
and everyone is welcome.
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The life expectancy of males
in Canada increased from 60
to 68 years between 1931 and
1956, and life expectancy of
females increased from 62 to
73 years.
Granton, Exeter, Hensel' and
area presented him with many
lovely gifts.
The BS No, 4 0oderich Town,,
ship Farm Forum met on Mon-
day night at the home. of Mr. and mrs. JIm Loh, with ten
members. present,
The radio topic for .diacus-
sicn was "A.R.P.A, and the.
community."
Question; Do you feel that
your area qualifies for assist-,
ance under A.R.D.A.1. (a) What
kind of assistance do you need?
We feel that we do not qualify
for assistance under
(b) What type of projecti
would you .undertake? Clearing
scattered areas of sub-marginal
land overgrown with thorn
trees are projects too costly for
individual' farmers to under,
take,
Question; If your area does
not qualify for AR,D.A. assist,
once; what is being done and
What agencies are Assisting in
rural development?
' (1) The Maitland Conserva-
tion Authority is Assisting with one proposed farm pond in the
district,
-.(2) A game sanctuary has
been developed privately on
sub-marginal overgrown land,
which contained a spring water
supply. This provides. .a very
interesting spot for children, as
wen as adults, to visit,
(3) The 'Fish and Game Con-
servation Club has carried out
several projects in the .area, some - which are pond con-struction, stocking streams with
fish, and reforestation,
There Wa$ a short recreation
period following the discussion,
when "50Q" was played. Lunch
was served at the close of the
meeting.
The forum will meet next
week at the 'home of l\ffr, and
Mrs. Donald Lobb,
NEWS OF LONDESBORO
Correspondent — 1V1 S. BERT ALLAN
Phone l3lyth 37 x- 5
SS 4 Club
The SS No. 4 Goderich Town-
ship Community Club met at
the home of Mrs. Irvine Teb-
butt for the February meeting,
The president, Mrs.. Murray
Forbes conducted the meeting,
which was opened with the
Creed, followed by the Lord's
Prayer repeated in unison.
The minutes of the January
meeting were read and approv-
ed and the treasurer's report
showed a balance of $40.40.
A gift is being donated to
the Tom Cunningham family,
RR 1, Auburn, recent fire vie,.
tims.
The roll call was answered by
12 members and the meeting
was closed with the Mizpah
benediction and then work was
done on a quilt. •
Lunch was served with Mrs.
Morgan Jones and Mrs. Jack
Merrill assisting the hostess.
rws., Feb. 14, 1963—,Clinton News44eCord-,--Pq9e 11
Farm Forum Discusses /Ulla
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