HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1965-02-25, Page 8Western Ontario beef farriers attended the
annual meeting of the Ontario Beef In
provement Association in Toronto last week.
Ed Starr, (on the left), Department of Ag-
riculture, Toronto, Secretary of the Assoc-
iation, is shown talking with John Wolfe,
(centre) of Paisley, Bruce County and Elmer
i Robertson (right) of R.R. 5, Goderich,
Huron County. The one day ")meeting was
attended by over 150 delegates and mem-
bens
embens a the Beef Improvement Association
across Ontario to discuss all phases of the
Beef Cattle Industry and to promote County
projects for 1965 such as feeding and mar-
keting, 1 among others.
Ont. Dept. of Agriculture: photo
CLI TON. --Miss Sharon Ball,
R.R. 1, Auburn, was installed
as prescdentf the Clinton Jun -
:or Insetu,te tin an impressive
ceremony conducted by Mrs.
Donald 'Riehl, Goderach, presi-
dent of the West Huron Wo-
men's It~.xitute, Last week. This
prew. Jia,nior Institute was .given
a welcome by the president and
she congratulated the 15 girls
for what they have already ac-
complie h ed.
The other—officers of the
Junior 1n.latt�:arQaYl_cepresi-
dent, `Carol' �1rTlwaun, Goderich;
mitcrEtary, Sharon Dow_on, Var-
na; treasurer, Beatrice Murch,
Clrnt'on; district, director, Joan-
, ne Crook, Goderieh; public rela-
tions, officer, •Mrs: Donald Young,
R.R. 3, Auburn.
The epeeker of the evening
was Mrs. 'Wes Bradnock, Au-
burn, F.W,I,O. board member,
who spoke of the work otf. the
Women's InsLrtute as it applies.
to the provincial` organization
c•f the Women's Institutes. • She
Tol,i liow the work is -carried
,out and Cle.n, spoke about the
• F.\'4 -I,C, and the world-wide or-
genization, A.C.W.W.-- She also
ref e"rred to the start of this or-
ganization which was founded
on February 17, 1897 by Ade-
:aide- Ho:ydless Hunter, for the
education of the rural woman
in home economies and health.
Sharon Ball presided for the
business meeting and plans
were made for"the coming year.
The March and April meeting
will be for the -purpose of learn-
ing mocking and will. be in
charge of the president. The
May meeting is to be planned
by Joanne Cook and Carol Mc-
Ilrwai.n; June, Mrs. Donald Young
and Mrs. Tam 'Cu trningham;
September, Audrey Duizer and
Barbara Watkins; October,
Sharon bewsert, Mrs. Barbara
Picot; November, Marian Hic-
key, Anne Foran, Barbara San-
ue.r:: on, Jane Doran, Linda Nes-
hit; December, Beatrice Murch,
'Poni Duizer and' Sharon Bali.
The president spoke on trips
and appointing delegates to the
Guelph Conference, and then a
C13'ntest on what is found on a
penny was held. The meeting
was closed by singing the
Queen. -
Junior-F,F,r„mers
The Junior Farmers met in
the Town Hall, Clinton, with
about 40 present. The presd-
d' nt, Bruc Beteles, was in tate
dish-- and- the,.. -minter Were-
adopt.d as read hy the secre-
:ary, Jamieson Ribes. The fin-
ancial statement was given by
the treasurer, John £lack.'
•Tamieson Ithey was riamed •del-
-e•gate to the Guelph Conference.
Mr .N-orman Alexander oif Lon
do_boro ,.howed an interesting
film on alfalfa seed and the
important points to learn about
it as a fora&e crop. A discues-
sion followed.
A tS•int meeting of the Jun-
iorFarmers ari,d Junior as ta.._-
Cute followed and Bruce; Betties
was in charge ,witk,h Barbara
Watkins as secretary. It was
agreed that the meetings will,
be held tlfe• third Wednesday
of every month'. The recreation
committee 'of the joint organiz-
ation was namtd: Joanne Cook,
Marinus Bakkar, Carol •Mollwain
and Bob Hickey. The lunch
committee will be Marian I-LLc
key, Barbara Sanderson, Gordon
Grass and Bill Crozier.
Fans were made to assist in
the drama festival to be held
in connection with the Huron
County seed fair to be held at
Seafoeth and the committee of
Beatrice Murch, Donald Young,
John Black, Jane Doran and
Gordon Daer were named to
assist with , setting up props
for the festival. The booth coan-
mittee far the swine sale is
to be Gordon Groes, Kenneth
Sproul,. :Gary ---.Daulpl n-•----a•r .
Barbara Sanderson., Gordon.
Daer asked all .to come to the
hockey. game, CKNX Snorts vs
Huron ,County Junior Farmers
at 'Clinton on February 26th..
Miss Barbara Watkins Was
chosen to ..represent, -the Clan-
ton Junior Farmers in ..the
Beauty Queen contest in Lon-
don next month.
AUBURN. — The curator d+f
the_ Auburn Tweedsmuir his-
Lary bock, Mrs. Gordon B. Tay=
lar; read the report which will
1be put in the .book for ,per
manent' record of the ctalmmun-
ii. - She stated that 17 families
had changed Desideau.ees and
TAYLOR'S CORNER. -- The
community gathered at - the
ehoolhouse on Friday evening
to honor Mr: and -Mrs. John
Howard, nerw1ywrede. The even-
ing was spent playing euchre
with crokinele for the children.
At 'euchre,' high lady was Mrs.
John Howard witth Mrs. Jinn
Oke as low lady. High gent
was, Ben -Hamilton ,Mrlvihe low
gent was Jack Watson. The
high scores at aroktinole went
to Cathy Hamnlbon and Bill
Siruclair While eonsolartion'prizes
were awarded to Heather h•er Whit-
ely and Tommy Sinclair.
The address to the newlyweds
was read by John Rodes, and
a boolecase-buffet was presented
by J'im Oke, .Ronnie Howard
and John Ginn. The ladies
served a ' dieliious lunch to
close a pleasant evening.
PERSONAL •
Mrs. Erin .Jelling of Lon s -
baro spent --Ther 'weekend' -w7 -,
Mns.:Asnelia Straughan.
Mrs. James Thomson' has re-
turned 'home after ''spending
two weeks in Toronto with hpr'
daughter, Mrs. Howard Pollock
Mr. Pollock and children.
`farms during tine para year and
that three businesses 40 ;been
purehased. One new ranch
.style home had been built and
noW there are' two eleetfical
heated homes in the. village.
There were our golden wed
dikg anniversaries in: the vil-
lage during the year.
'Mrs. Taylor• was assisted by.
Ales, ,Robert J. Phillips, . Mrs.
'W'r "_-. su n-..-anile-.fir
Weis--3rad ! ek. Mrs. .Taylor
had an attractive .display o�f
pictures which will be included
in .the book and e questionnaire
for farm lands to record their
previ our 'owners since taken
from Crown Lands. ,Anygne
have ng pictures of 4.411 'Clubs
down through the years is ask-
ed to get in. ttoueh• with the
rerm iiitttee so they can get one
off of them for the (book,
The convener of historical
research and current events,
Mrs. Lloyd Humphreys, had a
front page challenge composed
of tiMes. Ed. Davies, Mns. Donald
•
and Mrs. Norman tlMk,Dowell.
Ans. Humphreys was the nar-
natar and master of ceremon-
ies, assisted by Miss Viola
Thompson, who showed mem-
bers what the story was about.
The challengers were Mrs. Wes
Bradnock with her story, of
being” chosen ps o��in ia�1 direc-
t -me .- Fmr.I.-OL; - Mrs::'! voinas-
jiaggi,tt representing the foam-
ing of the Huron iCounty
His-
torical Society in May 1964,
and Mrs. Kenneth Scott repre-
seating the headline story. -On-
tario to enter Canada Pension
Plan. _,
'��� lral'1 way aanaw
14000. 4g-liii.40#6"4:14140: she'
had' visited and b ii motion
to it.
.There .vva6. ia'>:'Ige play o
old reeupe 'books,, ehildrenu's
books, .old seleool books, a Bible
qt r lQ .Year ,014 --and,
s
} /"7� y �(4-In ,t ,.e.:l aya,:,atx t , -,/n..
a clla C m er, The �p e f er .
the oldest recipe book dated
1877 ,went Q (Mrs, Charles
Straughan, and the prize for the
oldest *Child's story book, Jonah
'and the Wi1:alee' dater 1874„was
wox ',Mils, io1...
used b Mrs. George t> ammttton
when she uvag714'6 K1*ehtike;'
was also en display and created
much 'interest, lunch was
servpdeMts. • Gordon Dade
and Mrs. Donald tHaines. „
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