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The Brussels Post, 1978-09-27, Page 17WHITE BEAN GROWERS RANNOCK SEAFORTH 345-2007 LONDON Fair prices ' Honest weights. Reliable grading Patronage return on profits Courteous service Ontario Bean Growers Co-Operative plant at Seatorth Don Scott:Manager Attention Soybean Growers: We now are licensed to handle our soybeans. NTARIO BEAN GR Three locations "Service and a fair deal is our motto" THE, BRUSSELS POST, SEPTEMBER 27, 1978 — 17 Ladies win For plants and baking In the Ladies Division. in the Flowers and. Plant Section, Gail Barlow of Brussels was top. winner with 38 points. She " got two seconds and alhird in the display closs, four thirds and one second in the arrongement class and four firsts, four seconds and one third in the potted plants class. Other local winners include Mrs. Mel Jacklin who got first in flower display; one second and two thirds for her potted plants; Vera Hastings who got a first and a third for flower display and a first for potted plants; Carol Innes of Brussels who got a first for potted plants; C. Veitch who got a second for flower display; Linda Patterson of RR 2, Brussels who got 'two firsts for flower display, a first and two seconds for flower arrangement; Mrs. George Heimstra of Ethel who got first, second and third prizes in flower display, a Bluevale Correspondent Mrs. Joe Walker Guest speaker Mrs. Frank Callar of Wingham was introduced by Mrs. Ken Simmons, convener of the citizenshicLcommittee, at the 'Institute at the Sept. meeting, at the home of Mrs. Harry Elliott. ,Mrs. Collar showed slides of a recent trip to the Holy Land where she and . her husband visited with , his sister`, Laura, a missionary there. Mrs. Collar found the people very friendly but confessed the food there did not look appetizing as •the - stores are open to the street. She played a tape recording of Laura speaking, enjoyed by the W.I. members. Mrs. Charles Mathers Opened .. the meeting and Mrs. Mel Craig read the minutes, financial statement 'and correspondence, A vote 'of thanks was extended t all who helped with the quilt. The Huronview autumn tea wil be held Wednesday, Oct. 11, from 2-4 p.m. The rally at Londesboro is slated for Oct. 2, with voting delegates Mrs. Bill Peacock and Mrs. Bert Garniss, alternates Mrs. Mel Craig and Mrs. CHarles Mathers. Mrs. Harvey Payne was chosen voting delegate to.the - Guelph area convention , on OCt. 30 and 31, Roll call was answer to the question, "What is your responsiblility toward landed immigrants?" Lunch was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Wm.• de Vas, Mrs. J.C. Johnston and Mrs. Gordon Holt. The October meeting will be held on the 11 at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Saren Anderson. Speaker will be Mary Louatine Clare, a United Nations student. Intended for last week Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Pea- cock Mr. and Mrs: Ross Peacock and Mr. and Mrs" Lloyd Peacock were at Booklin on Sat. to attend the commitol srvice of Corporal Larry Bodill of Trenton. Personals Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Stamper were Louise Stamper and Rob Ernest, Scarborough and Darlene Stamper of. Branton, Manitoba who has Spent the last tow weeks with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Stamper and family visited -Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Burley. Goderich. second and a third for flower arrangement and a third for potted plants; Mrs. J.. Conley of Brussels who got a first for display and a third for potted plants; Eleanor who got a firSt and second for display; Leona Armstrong who got two seconds and a third for, display, three firsts and one second. for arrangement; Helen Dobson of Brussels got two seconds and three thirds for disploy .Ond two seconds and two thirds for potted plants: Kathy Workman of RR 3, Brussels who. got three firsts and two.seeonds for display, four firsts, one third and one second for arrangement and one fiTst and two seconds for potted plants; Mrs. Gerald Miller of RR ,3, Brussels who got first for potted plants; gonna Miller who got first for potted plants and E. Hemingway who won two firsts for her roses. Baking Classes • Local winners in the Baking Section included Carole Innes with three firsts; Winnie Connaboy of Brussels with one second; Mrs. Mel Jacklin with five thirds and one second; Mrs, Ken Johnston with five firsts, three seconds and three thirds; Annie Schantz with one second and two thirds; Mrs. George Heimstra with one first, three seconds and one third; Leona Armstrong of Brussels with three firsts, three seconds and one third; Mrs. A. McIntyre with one first, two seconds and one third; Gail Barlow with two firsts, four seconds, one third and one fourth; Mrs. Lloyd Smith of RR 3, Brussels with two thirds; Mrs. Gerald Miller with three firsts, one second and one third and she was also winner in the special classes for apple pie, tarts and the best layer cake. Other baking winners included Helen Adams with five seconds and one third; Beth Earl with one third; Helen Dobson with one, first, three seconds, and three thirds; Mrs. Ross Stephenson with. one first, two seconds and one third; Mrs. J, Conley with two firsts and one second; Mrs. Margaret Mccutcheon with three firsts and two thirds; Mrs. Lorne Draper with tw firsts and one second and Kathy Workman with one first and one third. In the Domestic section in the Canned Fruit category local winners were Mrs. Gerald Miller with, two firsts, one second and one. third; Mrs. A. McIntyre with five firsts; four seconds and two thirds; Mrs. Lulu Kerr with one first: Mrs. Mel Jacklin with two thirds and four seconds; Margaret Ducharme with one first and two thirds; Kathy Workman with one first, two seconds and a third; Gail Barlow with one first, one. second and one third;. Mrs. George Heimstra with one third; Helen Dobson with two firsts and one second and Rosemary Wheeler with one third. Winners in special classes were Leona Ar mstrong, Mrs. A. McIntyre, Mrs. .J. Conik. . Ml's. 'Ellen Le Fore, Mrs. Lulu Kerr and Mrs. Margaret MCCutcheon.