Clinton News-Record, 1980-05-01, Page 15HQlllieSVifle
A joint confirmation cerenflony was held at St. Thomas Anglican Church in
Seaforth last Sunday :and included .several confirmants from. St. Paul's
Anglican, in. Clinton. Back row included Rev. James Broadfoot, David Hook,
Jeffrey McNairn, and The Right Rev. David Ragg. Front row, Paul B•roadfoot
and Christine Dinsmore. (Expositor photo)
Gardeners meet in Chesley
Administration was the Mrs. Bray, the district
topic of the Horticultural representative, presided
Society's annual district over the meeting, which
meeting, held recently in was attended by the
Chesley. Some 123 president of the Ontario
representatives from the Horticultural Society,
18 societies in the -district Mr. Carr and Mrs, Carr
attended. and two past presidents,
Mr. Crawford, past Mrs. Klie and Mr.
president on the Ontario 'Crawford.
Horticultural Society.,.. Itwas.repprtedthat the,
was the guest speaker newest society is in
and held a workshop on Bayfield and already
administration.. He ex- :they have over . 100
plained the dutiesof the members. Mr. Carr
president, secretary, presented, a gavel to
treasurer, the board of them.
directors and the various Mr. and Mrs. Fielding
:,committees. of Wingham were
Ike defined the word presented with the
horticulture as, "the District Service Reward
science and art- of by Mr. Bennett for
growing plants" and said organizing two societies
that society --meetings and for offering their
should be educational, continous help in-- hor-
not w just a social ticulture wherever .they
gathering: have lived.
Mr. Crawford said that After lunch, the af-
his own society in Oro ternoon speaker was. Mrs.
Station has a, large group!. 4arr-fr¢pm',,,Call4nder. She
of junior gardeners and spoke on youth activities
they prefer to work and noted her surprise to
rather than listen to discover that boys could
lectures. . make corsages and
Clintongro4p,
hear about irises
Mr. McMillen of
Norwich spoke to the
Clinton Horticultural
Society on the beauty of
the iris and Mrs.
McMillen showed slides
of the colorful flower at.
the April 23 meeting.
It was learned that the
name iris was first used
for the Greek Goddess,
meaning rainbow and the
flower appeared in
frescos that are over 4,000
years old.
The gentle fragance of
the iris is used in per-
fumesi powders and
toothpaste and parts of
the plant will cure
coughs, tumors, dropsy,
headaches, stomach`
disorders and freckles.
An iris clump should be
divided every four years
and it grows easily, from
Alaska to the southern
climates, in every
country and is relatively
free from disease.
The flower has over 200
varieties, among them,
Dark Triwxnph, Autumn
Leaves, Flaming Light,
Full Tide-, Golden Apple,
Silver Showers, Bride's
Halo, Penny -A -Pinch,
Mr. Lincoln and Sky Lab.
Very soon Miss
Marquis' garden will be
the beauty spot of Clin-
ton.
linton. It was very suitable
that Miss Marquis
thanked the McMillens
for their presentation.
Jean Livermore
reported that all 20
flowering crab trees were
planted in four compass
Sections of Clinton.
Hanging pots afterall
This year, the Clinton
Business Association will
be looking after the
hanging pots and the tree
'planters. The hor-
ticulturalists wish them
every success.
All the members en-
joyed seeing Jim Fit-
zgerald's large, won-
derful photographs taken
at the Flower Show in
Toronto.
The London Home and
Garden Show will `be held
from April 29 to May 4 at
the Western Fair
Grounds. On May 25, the
extravaganza of African
Violets will be held at. the
Toronto Civic Garden
Centre and the Clinton
society's plant auction
will be held on May 9.
Door r prizes were won
by Francis Powell,
Blossom . Garrow, Ina
Durst and Greta Nediger.
arrangements just as
well as girls.
Mrs. Carr suggested
that a youth leader is
someone with a little time
and an open mind. She
said that children like to
work and see their own
gardens grow and also
stressed the need of
competition.
•.. Ile winning slides
from the yearly com-
petition were presented
by Mr. Bennett. Most of
the winders live in the
Owen Sound and
Wingham area.
-Mr. Carr reminded the
group of the society's
value and noted that the
organization is the
largest service club in
Ontario with 265 societies
and 56,000 members.
The provincial con-
ference will be held in
June in Thunder Bay. For
the occasion, the city is
declaring„„ k ortict41•41 al
Day, and those attending
the meeting will be met at
-theairport, bus terminal
and train station by cars
and, buses who will take
the people to Lakehead
University or motels.
The next district
meeting will be held in
Hanover in April.
Those from Clintonwho
attended the meeting in
Chesley included Miss
Elliott, Miss Johnson,
Mrs. McCann, Mr. and
Mrs. Powell, Miss
Jamieson and Marg
Slom,an.
Smile
One sure success recipe
is, to be a compulsive
listener. • •
by Blanclliie Moves,
WI. annual Meeting'
The annual meeting of
the Goderieh Township
Women's Institute (WI)
was held in the
Holruesville :School on
April 23 with president
Hazel McCreath in
char, e;
Bernice Mellwaitn read
the minutes . Qf the lash
meeting, • ,gave the
correspondence and
Members paidtheir fees.
for the roll call.
The bus trip:- on May 13
to . Milton to see the
nursery was discussed
and Alice Porter, the
district president, in-
stalledthe new members.
The officers for the
p.cami.ng _t&rm_v_e e
named; past president,
Hazel McCreath;
president, Millie Dem-
psey; first vice president,
Mrs. McCreath; second
vice president, Helen •
Fuller; secretary-
treasurer, 'Mrs.
Mcllwain; assistant
secretary -treasurer,
Mrs. Porter;, district
director, Mrs.'McCreath,
The Tweedsmuir
history curators are Mrs.
Porter and Jean Lobb;
public relations, Irene
Cudmore; auditors, Mrs.
Fuller and Effie Yeo;
branch directors, Molly
Cox and Charlotte
Norman; nominating.
committee, Mrs, Cox,
Mrs. Cudmore and Mrs,
Dempsey; pianist, Sarah
Storey.
Standing, committees
were also chosen and
they include: agriculture
Playhouse
develops find
uron, . Country
.Playhouse. has expanded
their regular fund-raising
endeavours for 1980 with
theadditional incentive
provided by the .Wintario
Arts Challenge Fund.
The fund was
established to encourage
majornon-profit arts
organizations, such as
Nursn -Country _ .
Playhouse, to achieve
greater long term
financial stability.
To be eligible you must
be an Ontario -based arts
organization with an
annual operating budget
in excess of $250,000.
Wintario will match $2.00
for every $1.00 from the
corporateiprivate sector
raised over and above the
yearly , fund-raising
target established by the
organization.
The Playhouse is
hopeful that this fund will
increase the current level
and, broaden the base of
private -corporate sup-
port of the Theatre.
and Canadian Industries,..
Mrs. Fuller and Grace
Waiters., citizenship and
world affairs,, Mrs:
McCreath and Mrs.Yeo;
education and cultural
activities, Marion Powell
and Isobel Harris; family
and consumer affairs,
Helen Lindsay and Laura
McLarty;, • resolu•tict~ns,
Mrs. Mcllwain and
'Eveyin Orr,
United News
Brenda Harris played a
hymn on the piano during
cum N';}W S -R,
the service at the
Holtmesville 'United
Churchon.Sunday,
Rev, ;elm Qestreicher
told the children about
James : and John, the
fishermen., The theme of
his seri on " was,
Re axe mber what time it
is. Elmer Potter and Ken
Harris received the of,
Tering. .
On Sunday night, May 5
a joint board 'meeting will
be held at the Wesley,
Willis Church in Clinton
CORD, THURSDAY, MAY 1.,, .1080-4)AGl
ano this Sunday at 7:30
pm, Rev.Maurice Boyd
of London will be the
guest' Speaker at Wesley,-.
Willis' anniversary
service.
The Holmesville DCW
will Meet in the church on
May 6 and, a talent
auction will be held. ,,
Get well wishes from
the community go out to
Lloyd Jantzi who is in
Stratford Hospital, Jim
Young who is. in Clinton
.hb<spital, Clarence'
cers
Perdue 'Owls a patient in
St, Joseph's Hosptal,
Londonn, and to the three
little Lobbs,, :Sherri, Greg
and Nancy,.
The Enterprising,
Seniors wilt meet in the
Hohnesviile Church on
May; 1. Members are
aaked.:tto bring crokint►le
and cheel ez, boards and
ladies are .asked to bring
lunch. Irene Cudmore
I d Blanche' Deeves are
n charge of the' -en-
tertainment,
en-tertainment,
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