Clinton News Record, 1954-09-23, Page 3Women's Federation Studies
Community living Projects
At a meeting of women assoeiat- several so-called "salesmen" for
ed with the Huron County Federa- the compensation were in her
tion, of Agriculture here, a group neighborhood; to Which the guest
of 20' was appointed to a commit- speaker inforiited the meeting that
tee for the purpose of increasing the Workmen's Compensation
interest and activity among farm Board ,has no salesmen.
women in regard . to , federation Mrs. O. G. Anderson, Wingham,
policy on a county level. urged that the women plan pro -
"The Federation of . Agriculture jects and work at them. 'The meet -
is a family affair, and it is ing named the following commit-
through this organization that We tee to the. Huron County'Federa-
do our farming business," said Mrs. tion of Agriculture:
G. Weir, Burford, Brant County, Mrs. John McKenzie ' R. R. 7,
who is chairman of the women's Lucknow; Mrs. James Blake, R.R.
committee of the Ontario Federa- 2, Clinton;- Mrs. Robert Welsh,
tion of Agriculture. "Women are R.R. 2, Bayfield; Mrs. C. R. Dun-
seeking office more than ever; for bar, Ethel; Mrs. T. R. Dick, Hen -
they wish an outlet for their Intel- sail; Mrs. Warren Zurbrigg, R.R.
ligent thoughts," said the veteran 1, Gorrie; Mrs. George Carter,
member of women's and farm Londesboro; . Mrs. Dick Procter,
groups. , She urged•'the women .to R.R, 5, Brussels; Mrs. Bob ' Mc -
study federation policies, and sup Kercher, R,R, 1, Dublin Mrs. An-
gested that they take. office When- son McKinley, Zurich; Mrs, Ross
ever and wherever possible. The Krueger, Crediton, Mrs. Bob Mc-
newly appointed committee is a Milian, Seaforth; Mrs. Gordon
committee of the federation, sbe Greig,'BIuevale•'Mrs. Harold Hun -
said; not a separate "'organization ter`, R.R. 3, Exeter; Mrs. Ivan
of the county. Wightman, Belgrave; Mrs. William
n, said
Kinahan, R,1t. 2, Lucknow,
Appointedto represent the Hu-
ron' County o -operative Medical
Services was Mrs. Lloyd Taylor;
the West Huron district of the
Women's Institute, Mrs: T. Clark,
MR. 5, Goderich; the East Huron
district of the. WI, Mrs. Gordon
Mundell, Bluevale, Appointments.
are yet to be made from the Hu-
ron County Farre Forum and the
South Huron district of --`the WI.
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$25, Donation To
The provincial Federation
Mrs, Weir, has some. 17- commit-
tees. "It would be wonderful if
these were set up at, county levels.,
Such committees as health, educa-'
tion, marketing, public relations,
income tax, and.rural assessments;
would pertain more to Huron•
County," she pointed out.
She said the newly appointed
women's committee could study
the need of Victorian Order of
Nurses, in the rural areas. The
County Health Unit, established in
Huron County in 1949, would not
conflict with the services of Vic-
torian Order of Nurses, she said.
"The cost Would average less than
$5 a year on your tax bill,—and
this is ' a small amount compared
to the services rendered. There aremanthe The ladies of the Stanley Com -
bedside care homesl needing
ebyngthese munity Club held their meeting at
nurses." the home of Miss Billy Stewart,
As chairman of the health corn -
with 20 members, four visitors, and
mittee of the provincial Federa- 16 children present.
tion of Agriculture, the speaker The meeting opened by all re-
told that she will meet in the near p wasfo the Lord's Prayer. This
future with, Ontario's Minister of followed by the secretary's
Educaion, Dr. W. Dunlop, to re- eredrb and the roll call was answ-
quest more Dominion. aid for cap-
future
a - Y "Where .I spent my sum -
report
vacation". The treasurer gave
ata) expenditures in the Ontario her report and the collection of
public schools. 'You, as women, $6.50 was taken.
can do much,—especially from the Business discussions followed
angle of saving the taxpayer from and some will be brought up at
Paying peak prices." the October meeting. The ladies
6 Per (lent Fee were asked to quilt some quilts
She criticized the tardiness on for different ladies, and all were
the public's part in not looking in favour of doing so. Moved by
into the fact that school boards all Mrs. John McGregor "that we
across Ontario that are building donate $25 toward the Hospital
new schools are paying top prices. Bazaar," seconded by Mrs, John
"School boards hire architects to McFarlane.
draw up plans according to gov- The next meeting will be held
ernment regulations for the fee at the home of Mrs. Goldie Gra-
of six per cent. What are these ham. The roll call will be, "How
government regulations? rust to be a good housekeeper." Miss
mere common sense when it comes Ruth McFarlane favoured with
to building—proper lighting, prop- piano music. The meeting closed
er heating, fire protection, and so with the Mizpah benediction. A
on." delicious lunch was served by the
North group.
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Hospital Bazaar
From Stanley Club
¶L URSI&AY, SEPTEMBER 23,
1954
CLINiON. NEWS -RECORD
WINS SCHOLARSHIP AT.
SP.,APORTi1 mon SCHOOL '
Miss Hazel Slavin, Kippen, a
graduate a Seaforth District High
School; has been awarded the,:$500
Scott Memorial Scholarship, and
also a $400 Dominion -Provincial
bursary to continue her academic
studies,
COUNTY MUSEUM CURATOR
GRI?IETs 9,000TII VISITOR
Curator J. II. Neill of the Hur-
on County Pioneer Museum in
Goderich had his hopes fulfilled
on Sunday, September 5, when the
9,000th visitor this year was re-
corded lit the registration book.
The visitor was Miss Ria Wiele-
man, Forest. — Goderich Signal -
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PAGE THREE1
TOWN OF CLINTON
Return To
�andard Tim
SL NP.AY, SEPTEMBER 26
° at 1.00. a„m.,
In accordance with resolution adopted by
the Town Council; and ct Proclamation issuedin April,
1954,
I hereby proclaim that, the Town of Clinton
return
to Eastern Standard Time at 1.00 -o'clock a.m.,
I' Sunday, September. 24, 1954,,and, request all residents
} ' to observe this proclamation.
37-8-b
(Signed)
M. J. AGNEW, Mayor,
Town of Clinton
NOTICE
TAKE NOTICE THAT THE
COURT OF REVISION
— Re Assessment Appeals —
WILL MEET AT CLINTON ON THE
27th DAY OF SEPTEMBER
1 9 5 4
at 8.00 o'clock in the Evening "
In the Council Chamber, Town hall, Clinton
THE MUNICIPALITY OF THE,
TOWN OF CLINTON
L. D. HOLLAND,
Clerk and Treasurer
37-8-b
In a discussion period, Mrs.
Lloyd Taylor, Exeter, said that she
felt that enough emphasis has not
been placed on regular township
meetings of the Federation., Mrs.
Gordon Greig, Bluevale, wife of
the county federation's secretary-
fieldman, stressed the importance
of the federation women becoming
more interested in marketing. She
added that when the cream check
shrinks, "who is it but the farm-
wife who feels it first?"
Workmen's Compensation was
brought into the discussion as a
practical project for the new com-
mittee to work on, Mrs. T. Clark,
R.R. 5, Goderich, who acted as
chairman of the meeting, said that
NEW RECTOR APPOINTED
FOR ANGLICAN PARISH
AT BLYTU
Bren Devries, at present curate
at Brantford, has been appointed
to succeed Rev. W. E. Bramwell
in the Anglican Parish of Blyth,
Auburn, and Belgrave. Mr. Dev-
ries is a student at Huron College,
and will be present for services
the first Sunday in October. He
is a married man with four child-
ren.—Biyth Standard.
Parliamentary government was
established in Canada in 1758.
No...
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Bazaar Booths And
Representatives
Listed For Donors
These are the booths which
Will be set up; at the Monster
Bazaar being held in the Town
Hall on October. 2.
Representatives of the various
associations will be glad to answer
any questions 'concerning dona-
tions to the booths, and each home
in Clinton will be'canvassed on
Thursday, September 30,: for -.do-
nations.
Handicrafts — Rebekaiis — Mrs.
Carman McPherson, (Anything
made by hand: knitting, crochet-
ing, leatherwork, etc., not sewing);
Baking—Legion Auxiliary—Mrs.
V. Habgood.
Sewing — Women's Institute -L. -
Mi. C Sturdy.
Produce — Catholic Women's
League -Mrs. J. A. Anstett,
Delicatessen - Kinette Club—
Mrs. K. W. Colquhoun. (Any fancy
dish; 'pickles, preserves, jellied sal-
ads, meats, candy, potato- salad).
White Elephant — LOBA—Mrs.
E. Bell and Mrs: T. Deeves. (Any
pieces of glass, silver, brass, small
treasure from the attic, small brie
a-brac, costume jewellery, small,
chairs or stools).
Good. Used Clothing Officers'
Wives Auxiliary -- Mrs, Young.
(Donations to this booth will be
appreciated: good hats, shoes, all
clothing, including men's and Wo-
men's suits).
Tea-Room—Order of the East-
ern Star—Mrs, W, Wells. (Tea-
cup reading by Mrs. H. Elvidge;
Tea will be served;from 1 to 6 p.m.
Touch,' and Take -Mrs. M. D.
McTaggart. (This includes gifts
valued at 25c to 50c).
Fortune Telling—Mrs. M. Brown.
Children's Fish Pond—Nurses of
Hospital—Mrs. A. Robinson, (Do
nations urgently needed. l0c to
15c items for children).
GrHorticulturan l Thumb
Society—Mrs. Mrs.— Citizens'
C e H.
Epps and Mrs. D. J. Lane. (This
includes ivy, philendendron, bulbs,
rooted slips in pots or cans).
Produce—Mary Hastings — Mrs.
W. Colclough.
DON BROCK, RIPPEN, GETS .
$400 BURSARY FOR OAC
Don nd Mrs.
RusssellBBr Brock, son
has been
awarded an' Atkinson Charitable
Foundation bursary of $400. Don
is entering the degree course at
the Ontario Agricultural College
in Guelph this fall. He has been
a student of Seaforth District
High School. — Huron Expositor.
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Monster Bazaar—Sat,. Oct., 2
AT 1 P.M.
TO N HALLSCLINTONI
AUSPICES: CLINTON HOSPITAL AUXILIARY
Proceeds to be used for Furnishings in New Nurses'
Residence.
LADIES: Each home will be canvayssed for donations OR Thursday, September 30
St. John's—Mrs.on conveners
L, wson s canvass
St. James—Mrs. are:George's Elli tt Ward—Mrs. 4. A. Addison;
TEA SERVED St Andrew's—Mrs. Alec Moldy
PENNY SALE
IN COUNCIL CHAMBERS•
In Beattie's Furniture Stora
September 27 -October 2
its 11-0
secret!
You can get your
Christmas gift problems
settled early ...
the Monster Bazaar, Penny Sale and Tect
gets underway next week
Penny Sale Bazaar
More than 75 good prizes are on display all week
at Beattie's Furniture Store — from Saturday, September.
25 to Saturday, October 2.
Tickets on these prizes are -being sold at 25 tickets
for 25c. Place as. many "chances" as you like on the
prizes you want to win. They cost only a penny apiece.
It's Lots .of FUN! •
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This is YOUR; Chanc
to help
YOUR Hospital.
HELP THE' CLINTON HOSPITAL AUXILIARY TO
FURNISH THE NURSES' RESIDENCE;
OBJECTIVE. IS $1,500:
Items for the 12 different booths at the Bazaar
are being collected Thursday, September 30, in a door-
to-door canvass. All householders in town and country
are asked to contribute.
The 'Bazaar will be held in the Clinton Town Hall
(upstairs) on Saturday, afternoon, October 2.
Fortune -Telling, Too.
Tea
Will be served in the Council Chambers on 'Satur-
day afternoon, October 2, from 1 to 6 p.m.
Tea -Cup Reading.
ARCHITECT'S CONCEPT/ON OF NEW NURSES' RESIDENCE ,.,
Now under construction on Shipley Street, opposite the Hospital
(Published in the Interest of Clinton and Community by the Clinton - News -Record)