Clinton News-Record, 1957-02-21, Page 9IMS-RIX011T) 19`P'
MR. AND MRS. RONALD JOSEPH SPARLING, Sarnia, were
married in Grace. United Church, London, on Saturday, February
9, by the Rev M. G. Cook, The bride is Gwenyth Ruth, daughter
of Mr. and, Mrs, Arthur Griffiths, London (formerly of Clinton)
and granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs, Frank W. Andrews, Clinton,
The groOrn•is the-son of Mr, and lVfrs,.Earl Sparling, Sarnia.
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KM INFORMAtION 0Ri IlGEfl'IS
Former clinton Girl Wed's
Scout
and
Cub
News
list.;-Clinten. Scents •
(By' P. L, °Barrie MIAOW)
This evening (Thursday) we
hope to see the parents and ,
friends of the Scouts, Otths„ Guides
and Brownies present at our pro-
gram,
Lord Baden Powell was born in
Bngland, in the. year /8$7,•
NIS full name was Robert Steph,
enson Baden-Powell., Although he;
himself, has passed on, his rnemory
IS -Still alive in the hearts and
minds a all who are connected
with the Boy Scout Movement.
The St-iti'Patkr went on a hike
pa past the 1.4.th concession of
Goderich ToWnship, Members pres-
ent were P,L. B. lYfacLaren, Tony
deCoo, Paul Ahem and Don Col-
tinhouri,,
Lewis Ling of the 'Eagle Patrol.
successfully passed his First Class
and his Arnbulanceirres Badges.
The Scouts will be putting on a
light bulb drive in the near future,.
'$ Night WI
Records Win By
William Hyde, 93 .
Correspodent),
Age does :not diminish interest
in cards, as proven by '93 Years
Yettng Hyde, Hensa11, ht
the sP00141 Men'a Night held by
the Rensall Women's 7nstitdte last .
Wednesday. 1V1r. Hyde walked off
With the :firat ptiZe in the gentle,*
OftreS 411ehre competition.
Mrs, .11, Foster Won the ladies.
first PriZe and at crokinole, Win-
ners Were Margaret F.Igie and
Mary Bitta. PaYrie,
During the meeting Mrs, Carl
: Payne, reported on the highlightS
of the' 60th anniversary of the
foktnding or the WI, and roll,
was answered with "What I like
Out this •oomniunity."
Miss 111, Bilis Submitted the
= aneial repdrt-,ancl a singsong' "W
led !by lifliss'7Greta Lanurde at the
piano. IldsteSseS were Mrs. Walk-
- er Carlisle and Urs. Wes Richard.
Arranging the program were
Mrs, W. BroWn; IVIrs. A. Orr, Mrs,
Chapinan and Mrs. A. Alexand-
,- er. ,presidentMrs. A, Shirray was
chairman for the evening attend-
e6 by over 60 members and guests.
Craton .1arial Sho
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Ph-Ones
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.Turner's WA Has
Quilting And
rokinole. Party
Ttoraes wortgas• Association
met at the home of Mrs William
Rogerson last Wednesday and Mrs.
Townsend presided, Mrs. J.
Toner was in charge of th6,devo,.
tonal topic. Mrs. Rogerson read
the. Scripture and Mrs, Me-
Greor led in prayer. Mrs. Alice
I.4awaon gave • the tOP.le, After a
short bliSineSs period the afternoon
Was spent 'clAilting a crib ',quilt.
Lunch Was served lay 'the hostess
and- the Aftich- ponunittee, Mrs, A„
Lawson and Mrs, B. Townsend,
- On Friday eyening, February 8;
the WA sponsored ,a crolcinole
Party in the church hasernent,
There .was a, good attendance.
Prizewinners -were as` follows:
lady's first,' Mrs. Ernie .Crich;
lades - second, John -ByiSma;
solatiott Barbara Layton; men's
first, Ernie .Crich; second; Ross
Crich and consolation, Bob- Law-
son, A delicious lunch brought the
evening to an enjoyOle
Seed Fair At.
London To flave.
Interest For All
The Middlesex Seed Fair, in
London, February, 25 to March 1,
has a wide. interest for exhibitors
and the general public from all of
Western Ontario. The grain, seeds,
farm products, food show, baking
and fruit will have large entries.
There will be 1,00 educational
and commercial displays and out-
standing addresses, demonstrations
and entertainment. General. ad-
mission will include all .features
with no extra charge this year
for auditoriuM programmes.
The theme, "Agriculture Builds
for tomorrow" will be depicted in
the latest in displaya by all lead-
ing machined, farm and home
supply distributors, The education-
al displays -will be new and dif-
ferent.
The fair is sponsored by the
Middlesex Soil and Crop Improve-
Ment Association and, an extensive
inter-county committee
James D.Murray,RR. Murray, 3, Lam-
beth, president of the Middlesex
association extends an invitation
to all. rural and urban people to
attend the fair,
CLINTON• MAN SENTENCED
TO FOUR MONTI-IS IN JAIL
Alvin Fowler, Clinton, was sen-
tenced to four months in the mag-
istrate's cotrt meeting in Goder-
ich last Thursday,. This ,was -the'
result of a charge of being .drunk
and disorderly -when he was pick-
ed up /unconscious in the Mid-
TWne Lunch ,and Taxi stand' on
Saturday, February 9. According
tti'Police Chief H. R. Thompson, a
near empty -bottle of 'rubbing al-
cohol was discovered on the ar-
rested man's person.
-He was remanded to jail by
Magistrate D. E. Holmes with the
recommendation that he be seen
by the jail physician and clinic
treatment given if possible.
SS 4 FORUM
(By Mrs, I, Merrill)
The SS Aar, 4 Goierich Town-
ship Farm Forum met at the home
of Mr. and Mrar-Ira-IVIerrill with
13 member% in attendance,The
radio toRid and discussion* was
"What can we learn from abroad?"
Some of the members think the
co-operatiie method of Marketing
and processing hogs in addition
to our co-op "feethplants and stores
would be useful to hog producers,
as is done in Denmark.
Others. thought the' farmers
should have a guaranteed price,
based on cost of• production for
one-year; periods, and if price ob-
tained is lower, the government
pay the difference; a,-strong gov-
ernment policy'of_pushing the sale
of 'approved type, pigs, with one
cent bonus on sows, and that
there should 'be a higher differen-
tial between selects and culls, per-
baps $5 for A's, and $2'for BI's.
This subject' is • a vital' one a-
mong the farmers at this -time.
A few games .of "500" and Lost
Heir were played during recrea-
tion. Lunch• was served: Next
week the meeting will be held at
the home' of Ik/fr,..,..and ivfts: Ray
*Bird.
FRIENDLY FEW ,
(By our ,Cott tanee correspondent)
The Friendly. Few Farm. Forum
met at the home 'of Mr. and Mrs.
William Dale.
Progressive euchre- was played
prizes went to Mrs, Frank Riley
and James Dale; low, Mrs.. Wilbur
Jewitt and Ross McGregor. Mr.
and Mrs., Verne Dale invited the
forum to their home next Monday.
PARR, LINE FORVIVI,
(By our ,Jdfensall. Correspondent)
The Parr-Line Farm Fonum niet
at the home of Mr. - and Mrs.
Charles, Robinson with a good at:
tendance The topic for discussion
was "What can we -learn from
abroad?"
ithe femur/ thinks that the new
marketing Vstem is a step in the
right direction but grading of hogs
must he kept up. They agrged with
the Denmark farmers method: Get
one' good bacon breed of hog. In
Canada there are too many dif-
ferent breeds of hogs.
After the discussion, progressive
eucliFe was played: Wiuners were
ladies,, Mrs, jack Soldan and Mrs.
Eldon Jarrott; gentlemen, Stewart
Blackwell and Gordon Love.
the next meeting will be held at
the home -of Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Adkins.,
LIVE WIRES •
The Live Wire Farm,Forum met
at the home of and Mrs. Jo-
seph flunking with 21 adults and
five children present. The subject
"What can we learn froin abroatIV
'brought out varied opinions.*
The fortm felt that farmers
could, produce "better quality pigs
by the use of better sites, also by
controlled feeding, SOme felt that'
the purebred stock coidd yet be
improved as many crossbred saws
were producing larger litters. Oth-
ers 'wondered what feeding system
was carried out.
James McDougall,conducted the
basin* period.4 was decided to
inVite Mr„. and Mrs. Freeman Tun-
hey of the Teeswater, Co-Opei'ative
to attend. The next meeting is at.
Mr. and Mr.'s. Henry kunking's.
Phone MU 24653
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with Mrs. Percy Ctibbings presid,,
lag, The meeting ,C,Pened by sing'
Mg "The Little Brown .Church,"
followed by the Creed „and,Lord's •
Prayer in utd$011. Roll eafl was
answered by 21:.) xnen*era and two
visiterS,
Mrs. Graydon' Neal -and Mrs.
Bvelyri Merrill were appointed to
attend the Clinton. Hospital Atodl,
lary meeting in March, A penny
sale will bo-,teld in the hall on and Edith Lovett,
erhill Ladies Club Bold Meeting
March 1.
The program ,consisted of a .con,
test by rxiith Wright; Ida Wright
gave a readin-g; Margaret Ball had ,
• a contest won by Olive Penfound,
The -raffle Also was won by Q)ive
,Penfonnel, The-next 'meeting- will
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price Ball. The program -commit,,
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MingS and Lucy Bilis; and the
lunch. committee will be Mildred
Blake, Y0, 1044 Barbara Lovett
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