Clinton News-Record, 1966-05-12, Page 4Page .4-w^lintsn. Hews-Record^Thurs., May 12, 1966 'I fMIDDLETONInterested In
Sending A
Child To Camp
At ' Vhc M^y'" mpetjng of,
Hpren Cofl^ty (Xiildren's'.’Aid
So'ciety the possibility . of
s,ending children to various
phurci} cqmps ip the county
.far a week ar ten days-this,
suminer was discussed. ;■
The number of children ;to
be considered is small, and
the cost is '.appno?dina,tely. ,$15
to $20 per child. The mem
bers feel that this is a very
worthwhile project.
Any individual or group in
terested in helping with .camp
fees for any of these child
ren, please contact the Child
ren’s Aid Society .office in
the Court House, Goderich,
as . soon as possible. , 1:.
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Ms&i/ ‘ ‘ closed
With, tihg Wy .Stewart Cplleet,.
, Thf?! ■ JujiiQ'T. Fq-'reiers. held
theiii' montiily toe^ting’. i.n the
town hail,. Qqrdop.Qross was in.
Charge :O(f. the meeting' and the
buainchsis.. Their guest; spQsa^eq.’),
La;nry. Kain spake on fei'tili^er,
and. Showed a film.
‘ The joint; meeting foJilowed
with, -Gordon G-ito&S; and Marian
Hiokey in charge. The meeting
opened With the Junior Fartpr
ea.Y ^dng. The minutes were
read and adopted, The treas-
urfeii'.'s jpepoy-t was given. A
total of 4Q memberships were
ool'leat'ed, Other business on
future ’ activity was discussed.'
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Most of the support for can
cer research in Canada comes
from voluntary . contributions,
collected during April by, the
Clinton Junior
Farmers Hold
Joint Meeting '
The Clinton Junior Farmers
held their regular meeting in
the Clinton Agrj-culitijral- Board’
Rooms.. The president, Carpi
Mcllwalip opened with everyone
repeating the Opening Ode. The
secretary, Joanne Cook -read'
■the minutes’ of the last meeting
and gave the treasurer’s Tepoi't.
Other business was discussed.
Carol 'introduced, the guest
speaker;,. MisS Dianne Liddito’d,
home economist for Huron ■
County. She -spoke op, fjowep
arrangements and demonstrat
ed two beautiful arrangements. Diane was 'thanked by the.] Canadian Cancer Society.’
IT
Man Shows Slides Of
Pilgrimage To The Holy Land
Mr, .Torrance Tabb of
Auburn delighted' a lairgK> audi-'
once in St. Anglican
Church, Middleton, last Sunday
evening, when Jjie showed cob
ored slides of .his pilgrimage to
the. Holy Land. '
The rector, "'the Rev. E.-.J. B.
Harrison weicpajied" those- pre
sent -and stated that1 this even
ing was held Under the auspices
of the choir; their project new
vestments'. ’ ‘ V
Under the direction ’of the;
organist, Mrs. Joseph Storey,
the choir sang' “All Things
Bright and, ''Beautiful”, ‘and
“Tell Me the Stories pf Jesus”.
Mr. I-Iarrisoh initrodpeed the
‘guest speaker, Mr, Torrance
Tabb of Auburn, a‘retired: far
mer who, rea^.of.a tour to the
Holy Land under the leader
ship of Dr. John .Rjfce. Mr. Tabb
joined this j tour, of 65 perisons
in. New York and flew to”Eng
land and i,then: to "Cairo via
Rome and Greece.
He went for a camel ride to
the Pyramids of Egyipt - and on
a cruise’ down" the- Nile, where
Moses was’ rescued from the
bulrushes. He was to Lebanon
and Syria.
These pictures were, of par
ticular ’ interest as. many pre
sent ha^ not previously seen
pictures of the Holy Land.
Mr. Tabb’s commentary was.
most reverent and moving as
he showed mjany of the holy
places of • our Lord’s earthly
pilgrimage. .
We recall vividly bis slides
of,the luxuriant flowers in the
Garden pf Gethsemane, the
Golden Gate in the wail of
Jerusalem, the. fond in the
River Jordan where our Lord
was- baptised by John, Sunset
on the'Dead Sea, the Galilean
shepherd in biblical-dike vest
ments 'carrying a large sheep.
His audience was transported
back to biblical times as. we
saw pictures of .the women of
Samari'a still carrying their’
water jugs to the fountain; we.
saw the fields where Ruth
gleaned for Booz; Jacob’s well
where the’ bucket 'is still lower
ed 80 feet down to the water;
the view of Jerusalem through
an arch from the temple -Easlt
to Mt. Olivet; scenes from the
town of Bethlehem and
church of the nativity;
Syrian guards1 mounted
camels,'
Throughout Mr. Tabb’s
velogue he stressed pictures of
ancient churches and temples
and their beautiful interiors.
He also brought to light the
ancient civilizations of Egypt,
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Yes, if you are a single person Yes, if you have one depen-
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1965 was $500 or less. total taxable income in 1965
Complete cost..........$60.00
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was $1,000 or less.
Complete cost
Government pays..
You pay.................
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■ 60.00
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(covering only the member)
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(covering the head of the family
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(covering the head of the family
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$120,00
,$150.00
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.Dale.3ft Date
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Greece and ItOmle; With the
relics of King Tqt’S tomb; the
pillars of Jupiter's Temple; the
Coliseum of Rome where sb
miany Christians were thrown
to the Lions. I-Iis slides were
colorful, educational and inter
esting,
Mrs. Joseph 'Storey moved a
sincere vote of thanks to Mir.
Tabb and-expressed the feeling
of all 'present when she stated,
“He brought the/Bible stories
to life, a living reafliity.” . •
A duet, by Misses Sandra
and Patricia - Wise concluded
the evening’s .program. All re
paired to the Sunday School,
room where; lunch was served]■
Mr. Wilfred Jervis of .Clinton
moved a hearty vote of thanks
to the ladies. .This was a very
successful and interesting even
ing, , ■ ■
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MIDDLETON
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St. James WA
Growing Things
The Women’s Auxiliary of
St.' James'. Anglican .Church,
Middleton, met Wednesday
evening, May 4 in the Sunday.
School room with 13 members
and five visitors present.
The president, Mrs. Don Mid
dle-ton, . • opened the meeting
with “For,1 lo, the .winter is
past. The rain is over and gone.
The flowers appear on the
earth. The time of the singing
of birds is come and the voice
of the turtle is heard in the
land”. These cheery words from
the song of Solomon set the
tone for this meeting, which
had its emphasis on growing
things.
Mrs. Dutot was in charge of
the meditation, ,ais taken, from
the Living Message-. ■ Mrs. Ray
Wise read the Scrip Lure lesson,
Acts 1, 1-14. The ’ members’
Prayer, ’the Lord’s Prayer were
said in unison. ’ The Prayer
Partners’ prayer was given by
Mrs. Joe Storey.
The minutes were • read • by
Mrs, Jahn" Grigg and the roll
call was 'answered' by “a gar
dening tip.” Mrs. Keith Miller
gave 'the financial statement.
The presidept announced <a
workshop course1 in London
from May 27-29, with Dr. Bodie
of Michigan in- charge..
Mrs. Joe Storey showed the
members a lovely Easter card
sent to the WA from our
Prayer Partner Miss Yoshiko
Nonaka of Japan.
As it 'is Mental Health -week,
the president announced -her in
tention of taking any who de
sire to go to the Ontario Hos
pital, Goderich, on Thursday,
visiting day. Mrs. John Smith
stated that the, Dorcas bale was
delivered to London and the
Dorcas work completed for the
season.
Mrs. Stewart -Middleton, in
troduced the special speaker
for the evening, Mr. C. J. Liv
ermore of Clinton, who is an
expert on gardening, fertilizers,
etc. A panel discussion group
was formed .with Mrs. Fred
Middleton and Mrs. Stewart
■Middleton joining Mr. Liver
more'at the front..
Mr. Livermore was plied with
timely gardening questions by
the panel and by many of 'the
members, all of wlrich he an
swered expertly and in lay
man’s terms.,'Mr. Livermore as
well as being guest speaker
donated.many gifts to the.Soc
iety, of seeds, corn, peas, flow
er pots and fertilizer sb that
everyone present -had a sou
venir of the occasion. Mrs. Ed
ward Wise thanked the speaker
for his wealth of information.
Mrs. Don Middleiton conduct
ed a’ flower contest. Following
lunch a brisk sale of widely as
sorted plants, etc. took place.
These were
.member’s
donated by the
> and Mrs. ’ Clifford
Epps of Clinton. A garden
trellis gaily entwined with
bright flowers and tissue papef
and bouquets of seasonal flow
ers gave this meeting an au
thentic floral spring-like set
ting 'in defiance of winter’s
reluctance to. depart.
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