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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1970-02-12, Page 5NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING Notice Is fierghy Given That the 95th. ANNUAL .m.prnism .OF THE. Hay- 'Township .Farmos" Mutual Fire Insurance (MV* will he held in the Township. Hall, Zurich' ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1970 AT 2:00 P.M. To elect Three 'Directors to replace those whose term of office expires and to transact all business as may be done at a general meeting of policyholders. The retiring directors are Arnold McCann, Dashwood; Theo Steinbach, Zurich, and Ezra Webb, Grand Bend, who are , eligible for re-election. Mr. Webb does not intend to stand for re-election. JACK SCOTCHMER, JOHN R. CONSITT, President Secretary-Treasurer clirqp.n NswS-9scoill,'MPrKloye '.FOrgory 12, February Is Heart Month Frigidaire Space Saver Priced for budget watchers! Big across-the-top Freezer Chest for 75 lbs. of frozen foods. Chill drawer for 21 lbs. of fresh meat. Wall to wall shelves. 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Both Jet Action Washer and Flowing Heat Dryer have a one oleo6 asseTbled porcelain enamelled top, I y Faster, easier loading because racks meet you half way, less bending—less stretching—less effort. The top loading Dishmobile has the all famous Frigidaire 35930 features including Super-Surge washing action. Up front controls. Cherry Wood top. Appliance and TV Service Department Our Appliance and Television Servicemen are all Factory Trained, well qualified to handle repairs and installations on any appliance, TV set, hi-fi set or record player. GINGERICII'SLTD. Clinton ZURICH &Mora' Picture Window Oven Model s RA38L. • Frigidaire lets you see what's happening • Large fili- gree glass oven doorlets you check a cake while it bakes • Cook-Master oven control starts/cooks/stops auto- matically at times you select • Two large 8" and two 6" sur-. .70 face' units • Full width storage W./T. drawer for your pots and pans. • I t • $t, Paul's A.C.W. meeting Was ld at the home of Mrs. Annie pid. The. president. Mrs. K. rabuik presiding, Mrs, Anderson. led in 'Prayer. . Mary Taylor and. Mrs. rabuik read devotions from e Living Message, Plans were ade for the Worlds Day of ayer March 6th. Packing of a bale in njunction with. A,C,W. of ivitt Memorial Exeter was scussed. Next meeting roll call be answered by a donation of od used clothing to be Sent to edy families of Northern katchewan. Mrs. F. Forrest ye a reading the "Perpetual manac". Mrs. Annie Reid presented rs. F. Clark with a gift on the casion of her 80th birthday. e meeting closed with prayer. Mrs. Gordon Schwalm tended the executive meeting the London-Hamilton nodical at the New St. James esbyterian Church, London. Mr. Robert Baker Sr. who cently had the misfortune to 1 in his home is recovering om injuries and is ,a patient in outh Huron Hospital Exeter. Mr. Fred Beer is a patient in estminster Hospital, London, aving been admitted on Friday f last week. The annual birthday party of mber Rebekah Lodge c h ed u led for Wednesday, ebruary 4, was cancelled owing o the weather conditions. The U.C.W. February meeting to have been held laSt Thursday had to be postponed until Thursday February 12, owing to weather and road conditions. Nine tables were in play for the _euchre held in the I.O.O.F. Lodge Hall Thursday 5, sponsored by the C.P. & committee and the winners were: ladies, Mrs. Philip Hem, Exeter; Mrs. Wm. Kyle, Hensall; mens, Joe McLennan, Hensall; Henry Adkins, RR 2 Hensall; lone hands, Mrs. Roy Pepper, Exeter. Two draws were held. A box of groceries was won by Ross Sararas, RR 2 Staffa and a box of chocolates, Mrs. Philip Hem, Exeter. Varna nee BY FR ED McCLYMONT The February meeting of the United Church Women was held last Thursday evening and was opened by the president Mrs. William Dowson who read a poem. Group Two, led, by Mrs. Grant Webster, had charge of devotions and Mrs. Watson Webster led in prayer. The offering was taken up by Mrs. M. Morrison and dedicated by Mrs. A. J. Mustard. The study book was taken by ,Mrs. W. Webster. Miss. Sylvia Wilson gave a demonstration of "India Club swinging." Several thank you letters were read including one from the London Rescue Mission. Forty-one calls were made to the sick and shut-ins during the past month. A donation was made to the United Church Camp at Goderich. The roll call was answered by gifts to the Don Lobb family. The meeting was closed by Mrs. Grant Webster and group. One served lunch. The Explorer group met on Tuesday last with the president, Miss Cathy Taylor in charge. The purpose and motto were recited by all members. Miss Sandra Webster read the scripture. Miss Sylvia Wilson gave the prayer. Miss Nancy Fawcett read the minutes. Miss. Charlene Reid took up the collection and Miss Sandra Webster dedicated it. For crafts, "bookmarks" were made. After recreation the meeting was closed by Miss Cathy Taylor. • The annual meeting of the South Huron County Orange Lodge will be held at the Orange Hall in Goderich on Wednesday, Feb. 18 with the County Master, Wayne Smith of Hensall in charge, ST. PAY1-`,$ ANGLIPAN CHURCH ANNUAL MEETING The annual meeting 'of St. Pauls Anglican Church was held Sunday evening, February 1. The current business was attended to and new officers were elected as follows. Secretary treasurer, Mrs. K. Scrabuik; Rectors Warden, Vic "RP; People's Warden, Frank Forrest; Lay Delegate to Synod, Mrs. A. Couper; Substitute Lay Delegate to Synod, Mrs. Scrabuik; Vestry Clerk, Mrs. K. Scrabuik; Assistant treasurer, Graham Hooper; Chairman of Sidesmen, Frank. Forrest,. Church Care, Mrs. F. Forrest. Board of Management nominations were as follows: Graham Hooper, R. H. Middleton, Mrs. Jean Turner, Mrs. R. H. Middleton, Mrs. Annie Reid, Mrs. Mary Taylor. President Mrs. Vic Stan presided for the February meeting of the Legion Ladies Auxiliary and installed Mrs. Mary Fitzpatrick as a new member, and also presented Past President, Mrs. Garnet Allan with her past presidents badge and pin, announced a public speaking contest from grades 5 & 6, 7 & 8, from Hensall and Zurich Public Schools will participate at the Hensall Legion Hall Monday, February 16, 8 p.m. The auxiliary will hold a Legion dance February 21 at the local arena auditorium, anyone wishing tickets can contact any member of the auxiliary. The group will also sponsor an Easter Basket Draw, with proceeds for crippled children, will canvass for the Red Cross in march ana cater to a Bonspeil Feb. 28th. BY MRS. H, F. BERRY The Tuckersmith group of. the U.C.W. Brucefield United Church met at the home of Miss M. Swan on Tuesday afternoon, February 9, with Mrs. J. Henderson and Mrs. R. Scott in charge of the devotions. Mrs Henderson opened tke reading.meeting with. a A hymn was kink with Mrs..' Ham at the piano. The scripture was read by Mrs. Henderson followed by prayer. Mrs. Scott took a topic from the study book. The offering was received and dedicated by Mrs. Scott. Cards were signed and sent to the sick. Congratulations were sent to Mr. and Mrs. Norris Sillery on. their 50th anniversary 'February 11. The roll call answered by fifteen members and one visitor. In the absence of Mrs. M. Wilson, Mrs. Berry gave the secretary's report. Mrs. James McNaughton was appointed secretary replacing Mrs. Wilson. A fund raising project, paying five cents for every register in your home 'amounted to $8.25. Mrs. A. Paterson presided for the business part of the meeting. BY MRS.-BERT ALLEN Mrs. Don Scruton and children of Clinton spent a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Alien while Don enjoyed a holiday ice fishing. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Radford left on Friday for a month vacation in Florida. The Institute meeting was cancelled 'last week because of the weather. The card party on Friday evening sponsored by the Hall Board was quite well attended. Nine tables were in play. , Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cowan and Gregory of Barrie and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lee of Clinton spent Sunday with Mrs. George Cowan. Mrs. Wm. Wall (nee Clarissa Lee) of Kincardine visited with her aunt, Mrs. Mary Robinson on Sunday. We are pleased to note that Mr. Morgan Jones came home from Clinton Hospital 'on Sunday feeling much improved having spent many weeks in hospital. High hopes are held for his continued improvement. M. and Mrs. Andrew Bremner and Doris of Ethel Were Sunday Visitors with their cousins, Mrs. Laura Lyon and Edith Beacom. We are sorry to report that Mr. Ed Youngblut had a severe set back last weekend when he suffered a heavy stroke, he had successfully come through a critical Operation in Vittoria Hospital to help hiS heart Prize winners were: Mystery prize, Mrs. Wm, Smile; Guessing, Mrs. Ted Roberts; Attendance, Mrs. Jack Simmons. Bingo was played and lunch served. Mr. and Mrs, Harry Horton of Hensall have celebrated their Golden Wedding Anniversary. They were married on February 7, 1920 at St. Judes Anglican Church at King's Cross, London, England. It was while serving overseas with the "Canadian ,Corps Cyclists" that Mr. Horton met his wife the former Annie Page. After their wedding they left for Canada on March 19, 1920 sailing aboard the S.S. Saxonia and after arriving in Hensall have lived in and, around there ever since. ' They celebrated with a dinner on the evening of February 6, 1970 and a reception afterwards. On February 7, they held open house. Telegrams were received from the Prime Minister and also Mr. Stanfield. A framed plague was received from the Prime Minister and members of the Province of Ontario also letters from Mr. and Mrs. McNaughton MPP and Mr. and Mrs. McKinley MP. Flowers were received from friends in England. At the United Church service Sunday morning Rev. H. F. Currie, in referring to the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Horton, stated, "for a period of over 40 years, Mr. and Mrs. Horton have rendered faithful service - to this church and community. Their devotion and loyalty to the choir of this church is recognized by this congregation." It was decided to have a dinner early in the fall, and a bake sale in the near future. A 'hymn was sung, followed by prayer by Miss Paterson. Mrs. W. Haugh offered her home for the, meeting on March 9th. Lunch was served by the hostess and her committee, Mrs. Stuart, Mrs. E. Thomson and 'Mrs: M. Caldwill. PERSONALS Mrs. W. M. Wright of Seaforth is visiting with Mrs. Ham and Miss M. Swan this week. Mrs. A. Paterson has returned home after spending two weeks with friends in Toronto. Mr. Peter Zwaan and his mother are visiting some of their family in Holland. Congratulations are in order for Mr. and Mrs. Norris Sillery who celebrated their fiftieth anniversary on Wednesday, February,11. Lawrence Elliott, London, spent the weekend with friends in Brucefield. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Neale London, visited with Mrs. Stanley's sister, Mrs. Mac Wilson and Mr. Wilson. condition only last week. Sympathy is extended to the family in this trying time. Ladies' Auxiliary meets . The February meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary to the Royal Canadian Legion was held in the Legion Hall lounge, with the president, Mrs. Harold Black, presiding. Due to the Clinton Winter Carnival Bingo, the attendance was small and the auxiliary business was left to a minimum. The Zone Commander, Mrs. H. F. Carroll, Goderich, will be invited to attend the next monthly meeting. The attendance draw was made but did not go, due to absence of the member. A Clinton Auxiliary bowling team did well by coming in second in the Zone Bowling tournament held in Exeter on Saturday, February 7. The team consisted of Bessie Black, Geraldine Harris, Erma Hartley, Margaret MacDonald, Elsie Murrell and Verna Paulin. An Exeter team were first and Clinton came second with 3075 for a total of five bowlers. Gerry Harris did well with a triple of 689, and won runner-up' high triple, The team will now bowl in Hanover early in Mardi. A zone card party is to be held in Goderich on February 27, Make this elegant variation pf a delightful Salmon Quiche recipe dressed up for Valentine's. Day. For that special "1-111Y1",, serve Salmtn-Mushroorn Quiche. Accompany it with a crisp tossed salad, his favorite wine, candlelight, music and the rest, and you'll captnre his heart all over again. Or, if you're having a gathering for Valentine's Day celebration, double this versatile recipe, cut it,into bite-size pieces and you'll please all the Valentines on your Mt. 'SALMON-MUSHROOM QUICHE 1 can (73/4 oz.) B.C. Salmon 2 cups fresh, sliced mushrooms or 1 can (10 oz.) bits 'n pieces 1 tablespoon butter 2 tablespoons chopped chives or green onion tops ' 1/2 teaspoon salt 1/8 teaspoon pepper 1/4 teaspoon tarragon 2 tablespoons dry white Vermouth (optional) 4 medium eggs 1 cup 10% or 15% cream (to include reserved sahnon 1/? cup grated Swiss cheese Pastry for 10" pie shell. Line a deep 10" pie plate with pastry. Prick shell and partially bake at 400 degrees E. for 8 minutes, Cool. Cook mushrooms and chives or onion lightly in butter or margarine, but do not brown. Drain and flake salmon, reserving the liquid ; but removing skin and bones. Add flaked salmon, salt, pepper, tarragon to mushroom . mixture. If using Vermouth add at this point and let mixture boil up for just a minute. In mixing bowl, beat eggs and add cream. Place salmon mixture in partially baked pie shell, spreading evenly. Sprinkle with grated cheese. Pour egg mixture over all, Bake at 4Q0 degrees F, for 30-35 minutes, until golden o brown ut c clean. aann. Ciknife Makes inserted se ri se- Cniles Variation: Double the recipe, baking the quiche in an 18" x 12" jelly roll PP. Use the same baking temperatures and times, Cool. Cut into bite-size pieces for serving as a cocktail hors d'oeuvre or canape. 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111141111111111 CO2 BOOSTS PLANT GROWTH Feed your house plants. with carbon dioxide! It may make them bloom sooner! 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