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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1956-11-01, Page 8OPEN FRIDAYand SATURDAY 1 EVENINGS UNTIL 9 P.M. J Nuro County 4-H Club Makes Good ShoWing In Provincial Competitions ThQU1h they did not win a trAvoteh4liapionships, Huron Coun- im aub members made a good $l wth hi the Ontario inter -club c iait1::;t $ imns at Gsrelt:h recently ]f:''afty-two Huron County young People, ranging in age from 16 to 21 years, were among the 506 C°u=petitions at Guelph. The Seaford 4-H Tractor Main- 11,uaaimce Club, t^rhich placed second, »wade the best showing of all the el>sulbs from this county. The Sea - h Club, rrprtesented lay Bob liwson, of R.R. 5, Clinton, and Charles McGrc7or, of RR Sea- Storth, scored 048 out of a pos- sible total of 1,400 points. Bob Lawson, obtained the highest num- beer of points for an individual in the competition. Clinton Lions 4-H Poultry Club placed fifth in its class. Members of the team were Howard Cart- wright, of RR 1, Londesboro, and Tom Cunningham. of RR 1, Auburn. Other teams winning points for y Huron County included: Clinton Grain Club — Gordon Daer, of IIi,1t 1, Auburn, and Ken Potter, of RE 2, Clinton. Goderich Grain Corsa Club—lab Ellis, of RR 1, Port Albert, and Norris Ribey, of RR 6, Goderich. Clinton Poultry Clues --Howard Cartwright, of RR 1, Londesboro, and Tom Cunningham, of RR 1, Auburn. Lucknow Calf Club ---Mary Alton, of RR 7, Lucknow, and Crawford McNeil. of RR 2. Lucknow. Bayfield Reef Cali Club—Gerald Keyes, of Varna. and Mary. McCul• lough, of RR 3. Clinton. Dungannon Beet Calf flub — Mike Dalton, of RR 7. Lucknow. and Jirn Martin, of RR 1 Goderich Bayfield .Dairy Calf Club—Don Lobb and Bruce Lobb. both of RR 2, Clinton. Following the competitions, there was a banquet at Ontario Agricul- tural College. The guest speaker was Hon. W. A Goodfellow. On- tario Minster of Agriculture. News of Dungannon DUNGA.NON, Oct 30 -- Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Badman, Barbara and Pamela, of C'uniber, are visitors with Mr. and Mrs Harold Err,ne- ton. Pre -nuptial Shower.—Mrs. liar old Errington wa . hostess at her home for a miscellaneous shower for her sister-in-law, Miss Jean Errington, bride -elect. The living rooms were attractively decorated and 'a specially' decorated chair with bridal ,trimming was arranged for Jean before the 35 guests Betty Durnin played on the piano "Here Comes the Bride,-' as Jean was ushered in A mock wedding was staged with the following tak ing part: Mrs. Wm `r1'a..ring;, min- ister; Helen Little, bride: Joyce Little,, groom; Eleanore Alton, bridesmaid; Betty I)urnin, best roan; Lorene Errington, flow engin:, Diane Errington, ring -bearer, mak- ing an amusing entertainment.' Diane and Lorene then, a.s minia- ture bride Ouple, brotigltt in a pretty wagon loadeii' VIlli. "sift Mrs. Harvey Alton read an approp- riate address. , Jean tendered thanks for the lovely ;'ift,. Betty Durnin gave piano music and after lunch, the party of friends went to Jean's house to see her trous- , Jean, younger daughter .of Mr and Mrs. Victor Errington, was united in marriage with Ivan Jame.. youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. John Henderson of Luc know'. The Rev George Watt officiated at the • de,uble-ring ceremony The bride was dressed in a suit of cltarcoa: grey and pink -ilk-nubbed veseo.e tweed with pink accessories and a corsage of pink roses The br., es - maid, Loi_ Webster, a cousin, wore a suit of beige and turquoise co- harna-nub tweed with cinnamon brown accessories and ner corsage ' was of bronze 'mums. The best man was Jack Bark, of Toronto. The reception following the cere- mony was held at the home of the bride's parents The bride's mo ther wore a gown of black berbga- line with blush pink accessories and a corsage of pink 'mums_ The groom's mother wore a dress of blue brocaded silk with white ac censer:es and a corsage of white Mums. Guests at the wedding came from Hamilton. Torun Ptle�icii.:'Y1-..;•T.UtkTIM:after a ;rip to Western On:a:to and the States_ the couple will reside .r, . Toronto.: . Donnie Glenn. 21 -year -:old -on Mr_ and Mrs_ Frank Glenn. arrived! home from Germtiny re.. nt:v sift. seau. spending a year the: -e. Ile In -.s Visitors on Sunday with Mr. and had three years :n the Armed Mrs. Cecil Blake .were. Mr and _Mrs. Service_. , Arthur Hamilton, of Atwood: Mr. Mrs- Herb Finnigan. :ender of and Mrs. Wm. Faulds. Bob and the Duni ann, n CGIT, assi,tcd by Helen, of St+ George. Mrs Cecil Bake. esc t :i six g.ils Visitor: were Mr. and Mrs. Fred to 'Clinton for the \V r'd'- Friend - Anderson, Lucknow and Mr. and ship Rally recently They were Mrs. Rich. Kilpatrick and family,' ozn Ci _L-:_, Pentland. Ashfield, with Mrs. S. J. Kitpatrick. Eleanor Alton, Colleen And""r-^n, Mr- Wm Caesar and brother, Linda Blake and Joyce Culbert. ,Tack Caesar. on Saturday attended Prior to leaving they were enter- t.he fans#1 t.ained. -a a-uncfh• az <hE -church. ilph u Car a _ 73, of o' . o ---o %.""7.. rvey .�.. . ilii •.; . .,5- t' •)- i � 7 STT•..�. f .k `y< '•, n ho4>'!^a7Lhdf' °i, �.L42X ,A1lE SQ.ii3C.e�- Caesar, 9th concession' of Ashfield. He went .:s s coin;; man to Akron and spent the great.",- oar' of his ' DONNYBROOK, Oct 29. — lir. i life in that city. He ,s .un ivied and Mrs Wm. Hardy attended by a son and daughter, of Akron. the Clutt+: n-Niv'ns wedding at Mrs Norman McC•il:'ugh, of Dur.; ann.n un Saturday. Kitchener. is visiting, her aunt,; The Misses Gladys leffer�c*n• t Mrs. Nellie Stewart. fair a- few R of Wit;.dstack. and Louise Jef- days this week fen- n, of Stra:f ,rd. -.v<re home Rev Sidney Day,,or.. .,f Truce- oyer :he week -end. field, e' change:1 pulpits en Sunday Messrs. Bert and N o r in a u • with Rev. Geo. Watt of Dungannon Thompon 1'•;s;tC':: on Saturday T'nitn VThaarch r' \V.,tt gonducl.with• __ a Beck .; „... -0, . . Frank r..,. a. Bruce Memorial Hospital. Lo td on fief. Mr. and Mrs J: ' n N: ble and i The W.A of the i-n.ted Church family visited on Saturday with e and CGIT are sprnsor-i2, a mother relatives at London. and daughter turkey banquet to o o 0 he held at the church this Friday Mr. and- Mrs. Charles F. Brec night. kow, sr., and Mr- and Mrs. Charles Henderson—Errington.—A pre:- Breckow, jr., visited at the home ty autumn wedding took place ' of Mr. and Mrs. M. C. 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