HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1978-11-30, Page 14PAGE 14--CLINTON NEW-RECQR1), THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30,1978
Holmesville news
by Blanche
Deeves
Church news
Communion was
celebrated in the
Holmesville United
Church on Sunday
morning. Hugh and
Marty Lobb sang a duet
and Doug Yeo and Bill
Crawford received the
offering.
Next Sunday WhiteGift
Sunday will be
celebrated. The services
will be held at 1 p.m. with
Rev. John Oestreicher in
charge.
Social notes
Alvin and Barb Betties
spent Wednesday visiting
friends in Hamilton.
The UCW group of the
Holmesville Church are
reminded that they will
meet on December 5 in
the church. The ladies
are asked to note the
change of meeting date.
Rec dance
The Goderich Township
Recreation Dance was
held on Saturday night at
the White Carnation with
a good attendance.
Everyone enjoyed
dancing to the music of
the Country Companions.
The door prize was won
by Rod Johnston, a
former township
resident. He won a bushel
of apples, donated by
Lassaline Orchards.
Euchre party
An enjoyable evening
of progressive euchre
was held last Thursday in
the Holmesville School by
the Goderich Township
WI with nine tables
playing.
The winners included:
ladies' high, Mrs.
Cummings; men's high,
Bruce McClinchey;
ladies' low, Blanche
Deeves; men's low, Stan
Bradshaw; lone hands,
Mrs. Cummings.
The next card party
will be held on November
23 (tonight) at the same
place and time. Ladies
are asked to bring san-
dwiches.
Mrs. Bess Fingland, right, was the proud recipient of the citizen of the year
award from the local IODE group this year. The IODE citizenship chairman,
Doralene Flowers, left, presented Mrs. Fingland with her award on November
7.
Hensall and area obituaries
By Bertha MacGregor
The pallbearers for the
funeral of the late Ralph
Turner were Messers
George Dowson, Jim
McGregor, .Bill Consitt,
Wilmer Turner, David
Turner, Harvey Taylor;
flowerb,earers were
Messers Ralph
Stephenson, Jim Consitt,
Jack Coleman, Keith
Stephenson, Peter Groot
and Doug Proctor.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Cudmore were recent
visitors with their
daughter Mrs. W,
MacDonald in Brampton.
Rev. Hugh Davidson of
Listowel conducted
service in Carmel
Presbyterian Church on
Sunday. Mrs. Robert
Taylor presided at the
organ and led the choir in
the anthem "Wonderful
Words of Life".
Mr. Jack Corbett is a
patient in Victoria
Hospital, London where
he is undergoing treat-
ment.
Anyone having tickets
on the senior citizens
quilt are asked to hand
Goderich Twp
Goderich Township
Council passed a motion
to change the name of
Black's Point Road to
Lakeside Park Road. The
motion was made after
discussing correspon-
dence from the Ministry.
of Transportation and
Communications
(M.T.C.) regarding .,the
signs at „the road `,when
council met in regular
session on November 20.
Council further decided
to request that the M.T.C.
remove the present sign
and replace it with one •
that reads Lakeside Park
Road.,
Stanley Township
Council had a delegation
present at the Goderich
them in to Mrs. Ruby Bell
or Mrs. Pers Campbell by
December 1. The draw
will be made at the
seniors' Christmas party
December 12th.
Mr. and Mrs. Brian
Collins, Sarah and Jef-
frey of Waterloo spent
Sunday with the latter's
mother Mrs. Laird
Mickle.
Ralph Wesley Turner
Ralph Wesley Turner of
93 King Street, Hensall
passed away suddenly at
his residence on Thur-
sday November 23,1978 in
council news
Township Council
meeting. It was headed
by T. Consitt and came to
discuss zoning, land use,
etc. No, motions were
recorded.
Land severances were
requested by Goderich
Investments and by D.
Wallis and council passed
a motion that the ap-
plications be dealt with as
per questionnaires.
. Bylaw number 22, 1978,
being a bylaw to
authorize Bayfield Fire
Area Department to
participate in mutual fire
area protection, was
given three readings and
passed.
Council passed a
Ecolizer purchased
Tlie Huron Perth Lung
Association is purchasing
an ecolizer in co-
operation with the Oxford
Lung Association to test
carbon. monoxide levels
in schools, factories and
other . localities. The
association experimented
with a borrowed ecolizer
during the recent
International Plowing
Match in Wingham.
At a recent meeting of
the management com-
mittee of the Huron Perth
Lung Association,
committee members
expressed their ap-
preciation of the efforts of
volunteers who prepared
55,000 letters with
Christmas seals and
information which were
distributed to Huron and
Perth County homes.
Mrs. Jean Cann of
Exeter reported children
with asthma would begin
a series of exercises and
fun at the YM -YWCA pool
in Stratford.
Also, Rev, E. Nelson of
Avonton reported
breathing classes in
Seaforth have resumed
with Mrs. Carol Bowker
of Clinton conducting the
classes.
The meeting was
presided over by Mrs.
Mary Dodds of Stratford.
McKercher's portrait shown
Helen McKercher,
former director of the
home economics branch,
Ontario ministry of
agriculture and food, and
a native of McKillop, was
honoured last week when
her portrait was unveiled
in the Canadian
Agricultural Hall of
Fame.
'the fourth woman to be
nanhed to the Hall, Miss
Mc1ercher is now one of
the' 102 members.
Miss McKercher, who
is retired and living in
Stratford, and members
of her family were among
the guests at a dinner and
reception along with the
unveiling.
The Hall of Fame ,
citationsays Mi 3s:
McKercher is best known.
for fi3O$I adership among
rural women and the
devhirjnent of high
ica;lir . ' and worthy
start* s for .successful
horn '.i?.'
As .. y �y i
EConot'>rf'tic
p're'VioU l' 'h 'e
Consumer Education,
Canada Department of
Fisheries, Miss
McKercher established
nutrition, home
management and
leadership training
courses which touched
the lives of thousands of
women and 4-H Club girls
across Canada.
She is the Honorary
President of the
Federated Women's
Institutes of Ontario, a
Life Member of
Associated Coun-
trywomen of the World, a
recipient of the 1967
Centennial Medal, and an
Alumnus of Honour,
University of Guelph
aiurnni'Association. Miss
iKercher was
nominated for the award
by the Federated
Women's Institutes of
Ontario.
Other names to the Hall
were the late Robert R.
McCajn, pf New, Brun.Yui "";id's the late Dr.
motion to allow R.
Kaptein and A.
McDougall to trap, on
township roads.
A motion was passed
that the road superin-
tendent be instructed to
apply for ran interim road '
subsidy.
Building permits were
issued to Bill Gerrit to;
demolish a barn and to
demolish a drive shed;
Ross Feagan for a grain
bin; and Laurence Van
den Heuvel for a hog
barn. •
The accounts were
ordered paid and council
adjourned to statutory
meeting on December 4
at 11 a.m.
his 66th year. He was
born in Stanely Township
on May 6th, 1913, the son
of the late Webster and
Minerva Turner.
He married the former
Jeanette McAllister on
October 15th, 1938. She
survives him. They
farmed on the Parr Line,
RR 1, Zurich until
retirement in 1968.
Surviving are orie son,
Robert of RR 1 Zurich
and two daughters, Mrs.
Ken (Marion) McClure,
RR 4 , Walton and Mrs.
Ray (Marjorie) McLean,
London. Also surviving
are one brother Elmer of
RR 1, Varna and ' one
sister Mrs. Eileen Consitt
of Zurich and eight
grandchildren. He was
predeacesed by one
grandson.
Funeral service took
place at the Bonthron
Funeral Home, Hensall
on Saturday. November
25th? 1978 with the Rev.
T.G. Husser officiating.
Interment was in
Bayfield Cemetery.
'Pallbearers were Bill
Consitt, David Turner,
Harvey Taylor, George
Dowson, Wilmer Turner
and Jim MacGregor.
Flowerbearers were
Doug Proctor, Keith
Stephenson, Jim Consitt.
Peter Groot, Jack
Coleman, and Ralph
Stephenson.
Mrs. Edgar Munn
returned home after
visiting with her son-in-
law and daughter,' Mr.
and Mrs. Don Gooding
and Dale at Parkhill.
Mr. David Beer of the
RCMP, Mrs. Beer and
daughter Kristina, who
have been visiting with
the former's mother,
Mrs. Lillian Beer,
returned to their home in
Mission, British
Columbia.
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