Clinton News-Record, 1979-09-20, Page 13Holmesville news and notes
By
Blanche Deeves
The Goderich Township
Women's Institute met on
Monday evening Sep-
tember 10 in the school
with Mrs. Sarah Storey at
the piano. President Mrs.
Hazel McCreath opened
the meeting.
Please bring the sewing
to the next meeting.
The 65th annual W.I.
• Convention will be held in
St. Marys on Nov. 1 and 2,
and an 'indoor gardening
workshop will be held in
Clinton on Oct. 15 and 16
from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00
p.m. Oct. 1 is the date set
for the County Rally at
Elimville and delegates
are Mrs. Berneice
Mcllwain and Mrs. Hazel
McCreath.
Mrs. Helen Lindsay
introduced Mrs. Kathy
Pryde of Family and
Children's Services, who
spoke and showed slides
on "Child Abuse and
Prevention of Same".
There have been a lot of
changes in the Child
Welfare Act. In a number
of cities "Parents
Anonymous" helps
parents tQ talk over their
problems and learn
better methods of coping
with them.
Mrs. Lindsay presented
Mrs. Pryde with a gift
and thanked her for her
interesting talk on this
ever present problem.
The first card parties
will be held on Nov. 8 and
22.
UCW's meet -
Mrs. Muriel Grigg and
her group were in charge
of the UCW meeting, held
in : the Church on Tues.
afternoon Sept. 11. The
meeting concerned the
Rights of the Child and
opened with Mrs. Edith
Tebbutt reading the
scripture and Mrs. 'Isobel
Harris leading prayer play ball while some men
and meditation. Mrs. carved the turkey and. the
Edna Jervis received the church women prepared
collection, and a delicious dinner with all
"Remember the. the trimmings: The
Children" was read by tables were filled and a
Mrs. Muriel Grigg, also few extra places had to be
The Boat People and The set. This was the Cpn-
World has Narrowed. tennial event for Sep -
Mrs. Dorothy Whitely tember.
read "Remember". - The next event is the
An invitation was lc
Service
received to attend the planned for Oct. 7 when
UCW joint Fall Rev. Doug Ross will be
Thankoffering at Wesley- guest. speaker.
Willis United Church, Personals
Sunday, September 23 at Miss Shirley Norman of
8 p.m. Rev. Donald\Groff Kitchener spent the
will speak on the Boat weekend with her
People. The Regional parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Meeting will be held in Wm. Norman.
Benmiller on Oct.. 2. Irene ,and Harry
The October meeting Cudmore drove their so n
will be held on the 9th and and family to Ottawa and
this is the last date to stayed on for a nice -visit.
bring in your pennies. Jean and Clarence
The bazaar will be held Perdue have returned
bn Nov. 7 in The White after 'a week of travels
Carnation. A donation visiting Old .Fort Henry -
was sent to the Tornado Upper Canada Village -
Relief Fund. and a very enjoyable boat
Church news .ride on the Miss Kingston
The Sunday MORNING up .4he St. Lawrence
. WORSHIP SERVICE River, then on to
WAS WELL ATTENDED Algonquin Park and a
WITH Rev. Oestreicher short visit with their
in the pulpit. The senior daughter, Joyce and
members of the Sunday fancily at Barrie.
school formed the choir. The pee wee boys
They sang The Lord is My baseball team were
Shepherd, Before going to treated to a party on last
their respective Sun. Thursday evening at the
school classes, the home of Bill Harris.
minister explained to the . Manager Daryl Abbott
-children, "The game and Bill Harris .bought
we're going to play is and presented the boys
discover the names of with their trophies. The
people in thea Bible". wiener roast had to be
Their response was, held inside due to the
"Abraham - a man of rain, games were played
faith. Adam - the first by all present and
person to live on earth; everyone had a good
Andrew - a disciple, etc. time.
Next week the names
start with B. The Sermon,
"All In One Place" - Holmesville 4-1"e
worship is our response
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Not only hockey players attended the Clinton Minor Hockey registration day on
Saturday. Those with a taste for sweets, like Mary Jean Beattie. her daughter
Lisa, 7 and friend Tressa Barnes, 6 enjoyed the assortment of fresh baking that
was available at the town hall. Money raised from .the bake sale and skate
exchange will go towards the minor hockey effort in Clinton. (News -Record
photo) I,
p to
God. Don Harris and
Harold Jantz received the
offering. Those wishing to
donate to the Tornado
Fund are to use a
separate envelope , and
put your name on it, if
you wish a receipt. Rev.
Donald Groff will speak
on The Boat People at the
Thankoffering Meetingat
Wesley -Willis Church on
Sept.. 23: This meeting is
for men as well as
women.
After the .worship
service on Sunday
morning the children
went over to the school to
BY HELENA TIESMA
Meeting 1 + of
Holmesville 1 took place
on Tuesday, September
11. Themeeting was
opened with the 4-H
pledge and the election of
officers followed..
Arlinda .Schl.oendorf
was volunteered
president, Jackie Nor-
man volunteered for vice-
president, and Helena
Tiesma Was elected
secretary -treasurer, and
press reporter.
Mrs. +Judy Renner
demonstrated the dif-
ferences in mono, mono-
interlock and penelope
canvasses. Various yarns
and their uses were also a
topic of discussion.
Mrs. Deb Hutchinson
assisted themembers in
free hand graphing. Each
graphed their individual
monograms in
preparation for meeting
I1.
Refreshments were
served, bringing the
meeting to a close.
ATTENTION FARMERS
Sow early & Use Your Drill to encourage a well
developed & strong root system to ,combat winter kill,
frost upheaval
We have a well stocked fertilizer
t=� plant for custom application for
.
' wheat & plough down programs.
Bulk delivery service & 5 ton
spreaders for rent.
Our seed corn plot says to order your next spring Hyland
seed corn now. We have some excellent varieties for you.
Bring in your soil samples & we will have them analysed for
you at W.G. Thornpson's&Sons Crop Advisory Service.
Fast, efficient and honest
grading for your. 1979
white bean harvest. \
We are also receivers of
rs
begin.. fall project
,/
Holmesville II 4-H
The first meeting of the
Holmesville I1 4-1-1 Club
was held at the home of
Mrs. C. Brand on
September 10.
We ' had three new
joiners. They were
Janine Mayhew, Cindy,:
Ulch and Belinda Cud -
more. Mrs. Brand and the
rest of us all welcomed
them.
We said the pledge and
then the electing of of-
ficers took place. Our
president elected was
Cathy Van Ninh:uys; vice-
president Darlene Smith;
secretary Jeannie
Brand; treasurer Belinda
Cudmore and press
reporter Gerda Brand.
All • the members'
participated in reading
meeting one. Our leaders
gave the colors we
wanted for ours project
then they gave us can-
vass to mark and finish
the edges with masking
tape. After we . were
finished, refreshments
were served and the 4-H
motto was said.
The second meeting
was again held at Mrs.
Brand's home on Sep-
tember 17. All members
were present.
Our president started
the -4-H pl dge and we all
joined MI, The - minutes
were read and adopted
and attendance was
taken and treasurer's
report was taken. Roll
call was answered by one
member then the leaders
took over.
Some.of us readthow to
thread a needle and our
leader showed . us two
ways, We learned to
make the continental
stitch. Some. of us were
doing a'll right and others
DECLARE WAR
ON WARBLES:
Warbles are an enemy of the farmer and the livestock .
industry. They reduce production of meat and milk in
addition to damaging the meat and hides. They rob the
farmer of many dollars of expected income, both at the
farm and feedlot, and a4 market time,
Livestock Conservation Incorporated in the U.S.A.
studied the effect of treatment for cattle grubs in the
cow herd and in the feedlot. Their conclusions were as
follows:
• In the Cow Herd gadding causes reused gains on
pasture. It may reduce milk flow about 2.5 pounds per
day, reducing weaning weight about 40 pounds, Where
systemics were used, gains were increased 30 pounds in
calves and 50 pounds in yearlings.
- winter gains were increased, due to treatment, by a
TENTH to a QUARTER of a pound per day. This is 15 to 38
pounds In a five-month period, worth up to '17 on
today's maket. Fence repair was also reduced.
• In the Feedlot - systemic treated animals gained
about 23 pounds more in 4 months - that's over '10 at
1975 prices.
treated cattle gained 16 percent faster - for a return
of around '10 for every '1 spent on treatment.
At market time buyers of grubby cattle must discount
them due to losses at packer and tanner level.
r''y
TREAT YOUR CATTLE FOR
WARBLE GRUBS WITH
"SPOTTON" INSECTICIDE
SPQTTON
fits both Feedlot
and Cow -Calf Operations
The SPOTTON Insecticide system has
the flexibility you need for either feedlot or
cote -calf operations. Operators can treat
more cattle iri less time and with less work.
And tests show SPOTTON produces grub
Control averaging.98% efficacy. See your
animal health dealer for details. .
Hunirnel's Feed
3 dry treet, ,Clinton 461.912
OPEN: Mon, . Friday! 8:00 - 6:00 04m.
Saturday • 8:00.11 noon
hada, problems but , we
were just learning. Then
we found the middle of
our first square and
marked it on. We also
learned to transfer a
letter on graph paper and
transfer it on our can-
vass.
We were told to read
meeting two and finish off
our first square. We had
no time to try. the second
square. The 4-H Motto
was said and then we had
orange juice and donuts.-
by.Gcrda Brand.
CLINTON NEWS-RE.CgRRATHURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20.,1979. 1979, -,PAGE 13 "
Jetonfl:: . .,
from page 11+
Sue Williams of Kit-
chener,
When Mrs. Williams
was telephoned it ,was
learned from, the happy
• lady that' she. is a sister-
in-law of Joanne Wain,
our newest member of $t.
James who had sold her
the ticet:
The' members of St..
James ACW would like to
take this opportunity to
thank all the public, their
friends and everyone who
supported us in this
summer project. It
proved tb be very suc-
cessful.
Top individual
saleslady of the group
was Delores Dutot. The
quilt was displayed and
tickets sold at the Sun -
coast Mall, Goderich,
Clinton Spring Fair and
Bayfield Fair.
The hostess Lois Smith
served lunch assisted by
her daughterq, Darlene
and Debbie Smith and
Audrey Middleton.
- Many friends from the
area attended the wed-
ding reception Sat. night
for Mark Hartman and
Tillie Kester which was
held at: Dashwood
communitT hall. The
young bridal couple will
be living in Bayfield. We
wish them our
congratulations.
Morning Prayer was
held In St. James'Mid-
dleton on Sunday at 11:15
a.m. Reading the lesson
was Mrs. Lois Wise. The
sermon theme given by
Rev. W. Bennett was
"Where are the nine?"
A reminder the ACW
Fall Deanery Meeting
Tuesday, October 2 at
St. Peter's Church,
Lucknow. Registration is
at 9:30, Holy Eucharist at
10 a.m followed by
business meeting
followed by a display of
Pakistani Embroideries.
After lunch was The
Healing Ministry. Let's
try for a record at-
tendance.
'The Albanaires from
St. Alban the Martyr
Anglican Church, Lon-
don, will present a
Service -of Talk Music on
Sunday evening, Sep-
tember 23 at 9 p.m. at St.
Paul's Church Clinton.
There -will be a free will
offering. Coffee hour is to
follow.
Mabel and Ross
Middleton have returned
from \ a very enjoyable
trip to Sault Ste. Marie.
While there, they visited
Mabel's sister, brother
and relatives.
Anstett
welEers
LIMITED
11 ALBERT ST. CLINTON 482-391
OPEN. WEDNESDAYS
For Your Convenience
HOURS: Monday through Saturday, 9
• a.m.-6 p.m.; Friday nights till 9 p.m.
Ed and Blanche Deeves
have returned atter a
week's holiday down to
Kinston for a boat trip
on the St. Lawrence
river. They also- visited
Upper Canada` Village.
and Old Fort Henry, -We
had a nice, visit with
Santa at .Bracebridge.
The trees were just
beautiful in ' all their
colour. We were also
through Algonquin Park.
On our travels we
stopped at Epp's Store to
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