Clinton News-Record, 1960-02-25, Page 81
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South 4foron1c,014 South Huron Orenge
Lodge met in the Vopia Orange
Hall :on Tuesday evening Test for
their annual meeting A large
number of Orangemen from the
various lodges ,in the county at,
tended, also visitors from North
Huron, Kitchener anti. AlPinston.
The local. celebration is to be held in Rrussles on. TuesdaY, July
12, andon Saturday, July 9, a
number of lodges from. here are
.attending the Ceatennial celebra-
tion in Toronto-
Barden 13roWn of Seaforth was
re-elected county master for 1960;
other officers elected were deputy
Master, Oliver Jacques, Howell;
chaplain, James Morris, Goderich;
recording secretary, Fred 1‘,/leCly-
ziont, Varna; financial secretary,
Harry Odell, Clinton: treasurer,
Frank Falconer, Clinton; marshall,
Mdlwain, .ayrield; first,
lecturer, Fro Jggill-csPYI, Wood-
harry; second lecturer, .Claytori
Hudgins; Clinton; deputy marshal,
Earl Cooper, Goderich,
The officers were Installed by
Past Grand Lodge Master Carl
Smith, Kitche,ner,
HOLMESVILLE
MRS. F. MCCULLOUGH
Photle HU 2-7418
WA Meeting
The Woman's Association fol-
/lowed with the president, Mrs.
Reg. Miller in charge. She read
the Scripture lesson, and
Ninian Heard gave the comments
on it, Mrs. Frank McCullough gave
' the treasurer's report. It as plan-
ned to have a Grokinole party and
Auction sale at the InTtmesville
School on March 18, et was de-
cided' to' put a double sink in the
church kitchen, at the time the
drain is put in at the side of the
church. The meeting closed with
prayer by Mrs, Miller. Hostessse
for the day were Mrs. Kenneth
Harris, Mrs'. William Norman and
Mrs. E. J. Trewartha.
WMS Meeting,
With Mrs. Stewart Farquhar's
group in charge of the program,
and Mrs. Ninian Heard in the
chair, the February meeting of the
Woman's Missionary Society . of
Holmesville United Church opened
-with the call to worship, given by
Mrs. Heard. Mrs. William.Bend-
er read the Scripture lesson.
The devotional period was bas-
ed on the Lord's Prayer with Mrs.
Jack Yeo, Mrs. J. A, McKim, Mrs.
William Norman and Mrs. Ninian
Heard taking the lead, and all
members making the responses,
and repeating the Lord's Prayer
in unison,
The president, Mrs. Jack Yeo
conducted the business session,
Plans were made for a spring
thankofferine meeting, at which
time societies ftom Porter's Hill,
Union, Taylor's Corner arid Mid-
dleton will be guests, The -vice-
presidents, Mrs. Leslie Jervis, Mrs.
Stewart Farquhar, Mrs. Lloyd
Bond and Mrs. 'John Grigg were
named a committee to get a
speaker, and make further plans.
It was' also decided to join with
the rest of the societies for this
district, in observing Women's
World Day of Prayer in the Bap-
tist Church in Clinton. Mrs. J. A.
McKim gave a few points on the
coming vote in Clinton in regards
to. the liquor question.
Mrs. Barth Walter read a let-
ter from Mrs. Moote art Christian
stewardship, naming Miss Dulcie
Cooke as the missionary for pray-
er. Mrs. William Norman gave
an interesting review of the chap,
ter in the study book, Africa
Disturbed. The meeting closed
with prayer by Mrs, Ninian Heard.
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Wield Trinity Women's Auxilim Hold
Meeting At "The Nut"; Hear Reports
Sgt, .artcl Mt's. J.. .1.Y.farnan, .and
'Jeffrey, Centraiia„were with:Pecr
-pare and MO, ft, M4.0.
milieu from. „,F.riday to..StinaaY.
When Mr, .and Adant Flow-
era wept to Toronto this Week,
their granddaughter Debbie, who.
has. been .witti them for three
Weeks, returned to the WY,
• Mr.,- and,a s,:Grant 'Turner,
Barbara, MarY ElVa,
both ErViTre visited "Mrs, 'Turner's
4 niece, 'Ms. Gerald Clarke, • A.rvai
on Sunday;
Mr, and .Mrs. Jack Rounder,
Johnny,. Catherine and Mat's,
accoMptinied by Mrs. L, Rtirt,
London, YisitedlYrrs, Lloyd Sec/Wie-
n*, and family on. 'Sunday.
The Rev. E, J. E..Kaersen
tereled a meeting of the Deanery
Of 'Huron- Chapter of.. which he is
secretary, at St. johreS
$xlassGtts,
Mrs, R, MaelVtifien rettirricd
borne en rriday been
in London for a week .owing.
the death of her ,hrother-in-low,
Archibald YOung, which occur,red
at his, -home oil February 14, R.. L,
MacMillen was 4.IS4 in LOA14.9o, for
the funeral,
Sylvia FiWitnens retUriled to
.01)CT . DTI Monday' eelernieig, -She
was hospitaliml „ for .4. couple of
days f011owhig the accident „ in
which the geheol bus and 'an atito-
mobile,. were in-...collision on the
13.ayfield Line at $.40 Teen, on Feb::
r guy 17,
The TrinitY Club Will meet on:
March 1 at the home of Mrs, Alt.
F. Scotchiner. A well-knOwn- end
popiilar speaker has consented to
acquaint the members' with as-
Nets of his profession which will
(By our Hayfield Correspondent)
The Cob Pack with their lead,
era, Mrs Robert Turner, CUbmast-
er, and, Mrs, A. F.:,Scotchiner,
sistant, the Scout Troop. with their.
master, Merton Meruer; the Guide
Company with Nu's. ,QPIant, TWO*
ere captain, Mrs. R. 11/faeveiliii, . ..„
of 'interest and beilefit to tlipM..
Bridge .0110
Cht Wednesday, February 17,
.lv'frs, R.. A. Simons ante tanned - her
bridge club at "SliangFI-La". MrS,
P. Phelan WAS the ree$Pi.ent of the
booby pride for the .evenpng. prime
Were given on the aggr'eg'ate . SVPre.
of 'four` ,SOSiOna, to Mrs. Q.„
Bruce, first; Mrs, S.Brightwell,
secondr.Mrs, R. A. Simons, third.
A delicious lunch was served Try
Mrs. F. S. Lebedovitch, Mrs, At
Michalski and Mrs. L, Wade.
Members and subs who +mpg
from the RCAF Station Clinton
married quarters were Mrs, M,
Michalski, Mrs. J, A. Glover, Mrs,
E.,S. Jackson, Mrs. S.'Lehedeeriteh,
Mrs. W. 3, White, Mrs; P. Folard,.
Mrs. F: C. Buschlen,- Mrs. L. A,
Wade, Mrs, D, Bruce, Mrs, C,
H. Hawthorne,-. Mrs-, T. G. Phelan,
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No* 90 Yeah .- Old
(By our Bayfield` Correspondent)
Congratulations and best wishes
go to Mrs. William Howard who
on February 5, 1960, marked 'her
90th leirdeley. She resides with
her daughter, Mrs. C, Wiley, 1190
Stephenson Road, Onsted, Mich-
igan, Recently. Mrs. C, Wallace of
Detroit has pined her sister and
mother.
MT's: Wiley entertained members
of the family on the Sunday in
celebration of her mother's birth-
day.
Beloved by relatives here, "Aunt.
Ellen", has kept abreast of the
times. But despite TV and needle-
work to pass the time in the
winter, she longs for spring when
•she can get out to work in the
garden.
Last year her melon4 grew to.
the largest size ever, and the crop
was so abundant that she gave
them away to the neighbours and
friends to get rid of them, Ac-
cording 'to the stories of the deys
when Mrs. Howard was a girl in
Eayfield, there was no trouble dis-
posing of melons. Mere often than
not, the patch" carefully watcheel
over and tended by the owner, be=
came the object of a raid by the
village boys).
Mrs. Howard was born in Bay-
field. - She is the youngest daugh-
ter and only surviving member of
the family of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Heard who settled
here in the early days.
Nothing delights her more •than
to receive a letter with news of
the village or .former Bayfielders.
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Mrs, J. 13. Higgins, DM/PM OK
and Mrs. Austin McCurdy, Tawny
Owl, numbering about .40- in all,'
attended service at Trinity Chureb.
on Sunday morning,.
After gathering in 'the parish
hall, the rector escorted them m
'through the, -thancel to the reSew-
eti seats, The colour party fol-
lowed the choir and proceeded too
the back of the nave, , „-
After the singing of the first
hymn, they „moved up the aisle
to the chancel to deposit their
flags,„ end: 'tor the singing of 'the
National Anthem. Bearer's Weee;
Mary. Elizaibeth Erverie; Jackie
Weston (Guides}, Nig01 -1301101.1.0m-her and George Lindsay (Scouts),
Ricky Talbot (Cubs).
Harrison based his impres-
sive sermon on, I> 'Timothy 2: 14,
"Of these things keep them in,
remembrance.”
In keeping with Baden Powell
Day and Thinking Day, on Febru-
ary 22, he reviewed the life of
Lord Baden Powell, his work in
Africa, and how the inspiration
fer the scout newer-rent merle from
the* fact that boys -were used es
messengers. in the siege of lVfafe- •
king, 1111 the, Boer War. When he
returned to England he organized
the Bay Scouts In 1907, and the
Guides in ;1909, Ile had a
greet sympathy for and knowledge
Of children and• his books are
commended for leaders.-
The speaker pointed out that
the organization call for right-
eousnees and purity of living,
stressing .the promises. made by
the girls andThoys, 4 'On my hon-
our,"
"It is a great thing to be re-
garded as an ,honourable person,
highly respected in the commun-
ity," said Mr, Harrison, "We
promise to do our best according
to our ability,"
- The Thinking Day ceremony of
the Brownie Pack consisted of the
whole story of Thinking Day. The
Fairy Gold for that evening goes
to 'the World Friendship' Fund,
Thoughtfulness every day was
stressed byliirown Owl and Tawny
Owl. In caerying out the pPeLerarre
each Brownie had a flag of dif,
ferent countries pinned on her,
arid as she lighted her candle ;she
thought of. the Brownies in that
land. On Monday, February 22,
they wore their badges to school
for Thinking Day.
At Guides on February 15, Mrs.
Grant Turner, Mrs. R. MacVean
and Mrs, J, Lindsay held an en-
rolment when the following girls
who came up from Brownies in
June were enrolled as Guides.
Barbara Turner, Micheline Lavoie,
Lynnda Scotchmer, Ellen • Lindsey
Janice Merrier, Linda Gerneirtharcet
and. Joan Mote. Sylvia Fitzsim-
ons received her hostess, laund-
ress, cook's and child nurse bad-
ges. Margaret Wallis received her
first class badge, laundress, needle-
woman' atitl cook's badgeS. The
mothers of those- enrolled attend-
ed.
Thursday night a Court of Hon-
our was' held at the home of Mrs,
Grant Turner, captain.
An investiture was held .. by
Scoutmaster Merton Merrier,~ as-
sisted-by Patrol Leader Howard
Scotchmer, on Monday evening for
Michael Turner and Johnny Tal-
bot,
Phillip Turner received his
Leaping Wolf badge at a Scout
ceremony on February 15. He is
the first boy to go up from Bay-.
field Cubs to :Scouts and get this
badge. There are now 16 mem-
bers in the troop,
Seaforth Business
Joins Ontario Coop
Members of the Seaforth Farm-
ers Co-operative approved the
merger of the Co-op's half million
dollar egg and poultry business.
with the United Dairy and Poultry
Co-operatives of Weston, at a
members meeting on February 10,
at Seaforth.
The egg and poultry shippers to
the Seaforth Co-op will now be
able to '„,become members of the
UDPC, arid have the advantage of
marketing their products through
the province-wide dairy and poul-
try co-operative. The feed and
farm supplies program of the Sea-
forth co-operative is not affected
by this merger and will continue
to serve farmers in the Seaforth
area,
"We are pleased that the Sea-
forth district farmers see fit 'to
merge 'their egg and poultry op-
erations with us," said Robert S.
McKereher, president of UDPC.
"The Seaforth Co-op is the foterth
co-operative in the province to
merge its dairy or poultry opera-
tions with UDPC. The mergers
mean, increased efficiency of oper-
ations for farmer co-operatives
handling these products and bet-
ter service to the farmer."
(Py our gayfleld .Corresp,ondeitt)„
'MrS. J. B. .Higgins played for
the opening hymn at the „Meoti-40, of 'the Woman's Auxiliary at "The
Hut op. Thereday, February' 28,
The rector, the Rev, E.
Harrison, conducted the Litany
and: opening prayers.
'Mrs. William 11., Elliott read the
Scripture, St. gat*, chapter 4, 13,
sg and St, Matthew 18, .$-$5,
Following The reading of the
raingtea, the secretary, Mrs. T. W.
Castle ;read a letter from Mrs, S.
H. Bryant in which she hacl
eloeld a donation to the WA in
lieu, of flowers in memory .of a
dear friend, Mrs. Esther Sinipson
who recently passed to a higher
service, at Belleville. Also a lot-
ter to 'the rector from The Prim-
ate of Canada drawing to the at-
tention of all church`rncinbers the
special collection on Sexagesinta
Sunday for 'his fund for World
Refugee work.
Plans were made for the pan-
cake supper 'to be held in the
parish hall on Shrove Tuesday,
March 1, Taking into considera-
tion the Cost of maple syrup and
food in general, it was decided to
increase the price to 60 cents for
adults this year.
The president, Lucy' R. Woods,
announced that the. presidente of
the' missionary groups of St, And-
rew's United Church, Knox Pres-
byterian and Trinity Church had
met and planned the service for
the latter church on the Women's
World Day of Prayer on March 4.
Manitoba President
To Speak At
Huron OFU Meeting .
Rudy. Usick, president of the
Manitoba Farmers Union, will be
in Clinton tomorrow night,. Fri-
day, February 26, to attend a
meeting of the Huron District
Ontario Farmers Union. Mr.
Usick helped to organize farm
unions in this' area several years
ago.-
According to Gordnn
ne, president of the Ontario Far-
mere Union, the OFU has pre-
sented two suggestedequestionseto
the Ontario Farm Products Mar-
keting Board for consideration as
ballots on the coming hog mar-
keting vote. They are:
1. Are yeti in favour of a com-
pulsory marketing plan for
hogs?
2. Are you in. favour of the pres-
ent marketing plan for hogs?
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Mrs. Lore SPerl(e will give the
aciciross ,on this oeeAsion,
Mrs, 3, R., Higgins, edireationer•
secretary, gave a report of Ater
.meoting of cloperF prOOdonks act secretary-treasurers which was:
held recently at St. Paul's Cali,. earal, London,
relieve/tie. the 40sIng rmaY0r0.' by the rector, Mrs, Percy Weete(1,..
hostess, served tea, Little L0's
AnnaMcLeod, assisted her .grand,
mother, W.frs, J, LarSo urer, by taking up the collection;.
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