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Officers of Clinton LOBA on 45th Anniversary
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Pictured, here are the officers of Clinton LOBA No. 377 at the 45th anni
versary meeting in the Lodge Hall, Gej>rge Street, on May 24. Front row,'
left to right, Mrs. William -McIlwain, deputy mistress; Mrs. Clayton Hodgins,
worthy mistress; Mrs, Ninian Heard, junior deputy mistress..Second row, left
to right, Mrs. Harold Lobb, acting third committee; Mrs. Tom Deeves, deputy
lecturer; Mrs. Melinda Nivins, acting fourth committee; Mrs. Emmerson Heard,
immediate past mistress; Mrs. Wilfred Glazier, .treasurer; Mrs. Bob Cook, acting
finance secretary; Mrs. Jan Koene, director of ceremonies. Third row, Jeft to
right, Tom Deeves, second committee; Mrs. Tom O’Connell, chaplain; Mrs. Don
Pickard, senior lecturer; Clayton Hodgins, inner guard; Mrs. Peter Harrison,
recording secretary; Mrs. George Falconer, pianist; Wilfred Glazier, guardian.
(News-Record Photo)
A Couple Of
Golfisms
Golf — A game where the
ball lies rather poorly and the
player quite well.
A golfer has an advantage
over a fisherman — he doesn't
have to show anything to prove
it.
GODERICH
Grand Mistress Present Thursday, June 2, 1966—-Clinton News-Record—-Page 3
Clinton LOBA Celebrates
45th Anniversary
MAYBE EMPLOYERS
SHOULD DO THIS!
Manager: “This is the end,
you're fired I ”
Employee: *‘But boss, I al
ways thought slaves were sold?’
PARK THEATRE
I Him GODERICH
Another milestone was reach
ed on Tuesday evening, May
24, when the Clinton LOBA No,
377 celebrated their 45th birth
day.
It was on May 24, 1921, that
the Ladies Orange Benevolent
Association was instituted in
Clinton. There are two charter
members still living, Mrs. Mar
tha McClinchey and' Mrs. Wes.
Shobbrppk. Both have been pa
tients in Clinton Public Hos
pital for some time and they
were remembered with corsages
from,1 the lodge in the ’ after
noon, as was Miss Clara Harri
son, a member of the lodge for
over 35 years and a patient in
a Goderich nursing home.
The proceeding started with
a banquet in Ontario Street
United Church with eight
lodges as guests, also members
of Murphy Lodge No. 710 Of
Clinton. Special guest was Miss
Vio'la Forth, Grand Mistress of
Ontario West, from Parry
Sound.
Head table guests along with
the Grand Mistress, included
the Worthy Mistresses of the
visiting -lodges'; Bro. Oliver
Jaques of Heinsall, Preceptor of
the Grand Black Knights of
Ontario West and Mrs, Jaques;
Bro. Harold Crittenden, Master
of ' Clinton LOL and Mrs. Crit
tenden; 'Rev and. Mrs. Grant
Mills; Mrs. Clayton Hodgins,
Mistress of Clinton LOBA
and Mr. Hodgins, and Deputy
Mistress Mrs. William Mc
Ilwain.
Mrs. Hodgins was mistress
of ceremonies and' pinned a
lovely or'chid corsage on the
Grand Mistress, after which
Rev. Mills asked the blessing
and proposed the toast to the.
Queen. After* partaking of a
very lovely meal, the head
table -guests were introduced.
The Mistress of Mitchell lodge
proposed a toast to the 45 year
old lodge which was replied to
by the immediate past Mistress
Mrsv Emmerson Heard.
The Grand Mistress spoke
briefly and all .journeyed to the
Orange Hall for a regular
meeting with some 80 Members
attending.
The LOBA and Murphy
Lodge have been using their
own hall on George Street East,
off Albert Street fop the past
six years. Before that they met
in the rooms above the Clinton
Public Library.
Mrs. Hodgins was in the
chair and1 Mrs. J. Koene was
the Director of ceremonies. Sis.
Forth was given the' seat of
honour on the dias and also
Bro. Jaques, Grand Preceptor
of the Black Knights.
During lodge the Grand Mis
tress addressed the group. Bro.
Jaques spoke as did members
of the Clinton LOL. Greetings
and best wishes were brought
by the Mistressies of the visiting
lodges. These lodges were from
Seaforth, Mitchell, Lakeside,
St. Marys, Lucan, Woodham,
Forest apd Gorrie.
The mornbws had been sell
ing tickets on a draw and dur
ing intermission the draw was
made: first prize, electric clock,
Larry Pearson, Clinton; second,
a tea set, Margaret Caldwell,
Brucefield; third, a water glass
selt, Mrs. Ron Pennington,
Goderich.
Gifts were also won by Mrs.
Smith, Lakeside; Mrs. Forth,
Parry Sound; Miss Jamieson.
Woodham; Mrs. Pearson, Lake
side; Mrs. Wade, Gorrie, and
Mrs. Smith, Seaforth. Birthday
cake, ice cream and coffee
brought a momentous anniver
sary to a close.
WEDNESDAY to TUESDAY
June 1-7 — SIX NIGHTS
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ONTARIO STREET UCW
CHANGE OF DATE
Unit I of Ontario Street
UCW will not meet on its regu
lar day, but will meet Tuesday,
June 14, with Unit H at the
home of Mrs. Cale Doucette.
Members will meet ait the
church at 2:15 pan. for trans
portation.
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EDWARDS PHARMACY
■Miss'Viola Forth, Parry Sound, left, grand mistress of Ontario West of
the Ladies Orange Benevolent Association is welcomed to Clinton LOBA’s 45th
anniversary meeting by Mrs. Clayton Hodgins, Worthy Mistress of the Clinton
lodge. In the rear are Mrs. Thomas Deeves, an honorary member of the Clin
ton lodge, and Oliver Jaques, Hensail, Preceptor of the Grand Black Knights
of Ontario. ’ * (News-Record Photo)
OPEN HOUSE”
1st Anniversary Appreciation Celebration
Letter To The Editor
Dear Sir:Dear Sir: paper, and I especially enjoy
When we visit Bayfield we reading “Sugar and Spice” by
always buy a Clinton news- Mr. Smiley.
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2nd ANNUAL
BIBLE and PROPHECY
CONFERENCE
RETURNING BY POPULAR DEMAND . . .
DR. G. DOLLAR, Ph.D.
DALLAS THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
HEAR ONE OF THE DAY'S LEADING
CHURCH HISTORIANS ON .
The Seven Churches of Revelation
Great Prophetic Themes
Clear-Cut Bible Teaching
PLUS
SPECIAL MUSICAL TALENT
WEDNESDAY, JUNE Sth
8:0b p.m*-*-Eph6sus—The Drifting Church 1
THURSDAY, JUNE 9th
8:00 p.m.—Symrha—The Desperate Church
FRIDAY, JUNE 10th
8:00 p.m.—Pergamus—The Declining Church
SATURDAY, JUNE 11th
8:00 p.m.—Thyatira—The Deceived Church
SUNDAY, JUNE 12th
10:00 a.m.—Sardis—The Dying Church
11:00 a.m.—Philadelphia—•The Departing Church
7i30 p.m.—Laodicea—The Deemed Church
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
Bayfield Road’ at Blake St. ^((Sod.Otifciv Ont.
22-3-b
However, *1 disagree very
strongly With his suggestion in
the Thursday, May 26 column,
of discontinuing the saying of
the Lord’s Prayer at the be
ginning of the school day.
Somehow I cannot believe
that he is really serious When
he says this. Would he have a
beautiful poem scrapped be
cause- the pupils didn’t under
stand1 it?
I suggest that for a week or
two, the teachers take the time
Spent in meaningless repetition
of the Lord’s Prayer, to discuss
it, part by pant, for besides be
ing very beautiful, it is written
in such a simple way that even
a littje child can say it with
Meaning. ' '
Why Is it so important for
yicung people of high school age
to pray? A man of Min Smiley’s
maturity knows, that some day
in the noit-too-disfani future,
they will have to go out into
the world and; struggle with all
kinds of trials and problems,
They will all be faced at some
time in their lives 'with hearts
aches and sorrow, and if they
have not learned, to pray to
their Father in Heaven, who
can they turn to?
(I wonder if.Mr, Smiley has
ever discussed With these young
people, how our forefathers
fought and even died that we
’ might have the privilege of
Standing an a classroom and rtk
citing this very prayer; also,
that there are hOw fit the
world, Communist- dominated
Countries, such as Poland and
Russia,' where Lbis privilege is
hdt granted.
. Also Mr. Sntiley I do not
thiiik that in a Christian cotm-
try such as ours, we should be
(Continued on Page FiveD
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