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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1962-10-11, Page 6The G4dericl Signal -Star, Thursday, , October 11th, 1962. ' 1,EATHER THREATENS early 2,000 Attend Dungannon Falt Fair DUNGANNON.-Rain fell on , were Mrs. Maine Luther, Luck - the large parade of school child-, now, and Mrs. Gordon Smyth, ren, which featured the open- 'R.R. 2, Auburn. - ing of the Dungannon Fall Fair In needlecraft, Mrs. Luther en. Wednesday ,,of last week, but won nine first and three second stopped soon after the parade p'izes. Other winners were 1410 --finished -permit-a--good--shew "W,es: -- Heimpe17-oketep and to be staged. A crowd of near. Mrs. G. Mc(illvray, Fergus. •ly 2,0004. swarmed' into the Mrs. Luther also won seven grounds and it was not until first prizes and one second prize about 4.30 p.m. that raft fell in women's work. again and then only in a light ' Beef Cattle fashion. Andrew Gaunt, R.R. 1, Luck- , Almost 1,000 pupils from now, took all the prizes in the eight rural schools in the area Shorthorn section, winning 10 marched 'to make the parade firsts and three seconds. the best one in years. - '. In the Aberdeen -Angus class - Gate -receipts were. reported es, Elmer Ribey, Underwood, 'to be up slightly over the pre- was awrded 10 first prizes and three seconds. Heber Eedy and Sons, Dun- gannon, took seven firsts and two seconds in the Hereford show. Prize for the best grad block beef on the grounds went to Cecil Cranston, Dungannon, who ' also won first for the best fatted heifer calf and steer calf. No hogs or sheep were enter- ed in competition. 4 Baby Show In a baby show, Cohn Cam- eron, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Cameron, Lucknow, took first prize for babies six months and under. ' In second 'place was Debby Chapmari, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Chapman, of Goderich. Dianne Leddy, daughter of Mr.- and Mrs. Ken Leddy, R.R. 2, Auburn, was first in the six -month -and -over class; The runner-up was Wanda Park,, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Park, of Dungannon. ceeding year, - Dungannon's . two 4-11 calf clubs•, dairy and beef, put' on .K• real show. Membership stands at an all-time high since their formation. Don Grieves, assist- ant - agricultural representative • for Huron, directed proceedings. Judging was done by Don Lobb, of Clinton. Unable to attend because of an accident, a few _weeks ago, Marvin Durnin, the fair's secre- tary, was absent for the first time in 18 years. His wife, as- sisted by W. A. Stewart, of Dungannon, took over and ran events off smoothly. Huron Warden, George Mc- Cutcheon, officially opened the -fair. Lucknow District High School band provided music. Running Race Winner of the open running race was Robert Best, of Flesh- erton, who won both heats. Sec- ond was -a brother, Harold Best, -and third; -Gail •Johnston,. -Blyth' - 4-H_.Clubs ._ George Galbraith, of Wing- In the dairy section of the ham, won the single road race; 4-H Calf Club competition, the Douglas Alton, the Shetland pony race and Robert Best the - Junior Holstein: Larry Young, potato race. Ri.R. 5, Goderich; Ernest Sher, In the domestic science class, wood, R.R. 5, Goderich. Ayr Mrs: Edgar Howatt, of Belgrave, shire: Ron Durnin, R.R. 3, Au - won 12 first prizes and four burn. Senior Holstein: Sandy seconds. Mrs. Oliver McCharles, Kolkman, R.R. 5, Goderich; Don - of Lucknow, and Mrs. J. H. aid McNeil; R.R. 1, Port Albert; Johnstone, Goderich, were tied John Kolkman, R.R. 3, Goderich. with four firsts. Jersey: Cameron Gardner, R.R. Ir1 the flower section, Mrs. 4, Goderich; James . Boak, R.R. Russell Brindley, R.R. 3, Au- 1, Dungannon. burn, was the principal winner, Senior beef heifer calves: Bob capturing "-11 " first prizes and Eedy, Dungannon; Cletus Dal - three - seconds. Other winners ton, R.R. 7, Lucknow; John Ben - following were winners: SPECIAL INEEKEND RATE 5.25 per person', 2 to a room You'll enjoy a weekend in Toronto more when youstayat the Lord Swmcoe Hotel • 5.25 per person; 2 to a room • free over- night outside parking for registered guests • family plan, children under 14 free when occupying a room with an adult • cafeteria, restaurant, lounges • for friendly service and economy plan to stay at the Lord Simcoe Hotel -convenient to theatres, sport centres and shops. THE LORD SIMCOE'iIOTEL F. EDWARD LIGHTFOOT, GENERAL MANAGER University & King. Phone 362.1848,• Telex 022458, or your own Travel Agent naw y�u'can e�� �utfy a 1-0'x10 room s-8.50 FOP AS LITTLE AS -with new PRE -PASTED WASHABLE WALLPAPER! 150 NEW 1963 PATTERNS 1N STI Shown with their :calves are three winners in the calf contest which took place at. the Dungannon Fair Wednesday of last week. V All three are members of the Dungannon Calf Club..From left to right; Sandy Kolk-' man who ' placed first; Don McNeil who placed second and John Kolkman, third place winner. John and Sandy are brothers - nett, R.R. 1, Port Albert. Steers: Cecil Cranston; Paul Eedy, R.R. 1, Dungannon; Allister Nivins, R.R. 3, Auburn. Dairy showmanship: Sandy Kolkman; Ernest Sherwood; Bob McNeil, R.R. 1, Port Albert. Beef showmanship: Bob Eedy; Paul Eedy; Cecil Cranston. Junior beef calves: Robert Sherwood, Dungannon; Patsy Jewell, R.R: 6, Goderich;. Doug- las Brindley, R.R. 3, Goderich. DUNGANNON DUNGANNON, Oct. 8. -Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Naylor and fam- ily, of Newmarket, visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Irvin and Betty on Sunday. Mrs. D. S. Fines, Toronto, visited at the home of her brothers, Harold and Ceci , Make: Mr. and Mrs. Bill Atkinson, 0"shawa, spent Thanksgiving week -end with the latter's mo- OKE's TRIPLE ther, Mrs. Herb. Finnigan. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stingel CELEBRATION. and little -Son Blake, of White w Court, Alberta, are visiting the A triple celebration was ob- "served Saturday, October 6th, at - Tiger Dunlop Inn to mal k the 45t,h wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Oke, - Bruce street, the ninth wedding anniversary of Mr. , and MrS. Bud Oke_ and Bud's birthday. The"marriage of Clarice Irene Hick to Albert Roy Oke was solemnized October 3, 1917 at Chestnut Farm, Goderich Town- ship, home of the bride's par- ents,' Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hick. The bridal couple resided in Goderich Township until a, year ago when they --moved to Gode- rich. Clayton Edward, nephew of Mrs. Oke acted as toastmaster at Saturday's celebration, pro- posing a toast to the bride of 45 years. After an appropriate reply by _ Mr. Oke, 'Mr. Allan Walker, of Hamilton, toasted his nephew and the bride of nine years to which Bud Oke replied. ' Some 35 guests were present at the celebration, those from a distance coming from Sarnia, Hamilton, Windsor and. St. Catharines. The evening con- cluded with cards and `convers- ation. former's mother, Mrs. L. Stingel, dA an ngus. - Miss Clara Sproul, Stratford, visited her sisters, Misses Re- bina and Nettie Sproul, for the holiday week -end. On Sunday, Mrs. Robert Irvin and Betty visited they, former's sister, Mrs. Elmer Wall, at Teeswater. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pritch- ard, Toronto, were Thanksgiv- ing guests with relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Walper, Grand Bend, visited Mr. and Mrs. W.. A. Ctllbert on Friday afternoon. - Mr. and "Mrs. Kenneth Mc- Allister,, Sudbury, spent Thanks- giving week -end with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Mason Mc- Allister, arid. .other. _relatives. Miss Jeanette 'Mole, Owen Sound, is holidaying with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben -Mole; and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fowler, son' Tom, and Miss Arlyn' Powell visited Mrs. Fowler's brother, Rev. Glenn Ball, who has been ill, but is showing some improvement. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Jardine, Cindy and' Cheryle, ,.spent the week -end with their son, -Mr. Delmer Maize, Toronto. Mrs. Stanley M. Milne, the only woman named by Prime Minister Diefenbaker to the six - member royal commission on taxation, referred to in last week's Signal -Star, on page 11, ALL YOUR 'BUILDING AND HOME MODERNIZATION NEEDS UNDER ' ONE- . ROOF 295 Bayfield Rd., Goderich 15 Conklin , Centres .r Phone JA 4-8321 Western, - Ontario 1i ■--1,iiia71Ir 1■17iis wiLlirma w II lin -10WHITER. 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Ross, Cayuga; Mr. and Mrs: Kitchener Finnigan and George, and - Mrs: Annie Barr, Goderich; Miss Sandra Finni- gan, Scarboro, and Mr. Allan McNee, of Newmarket. 4-H Club Mary Lou Henry was hostess at her home for the girls' 4-I1 Club meeting on September, 28th. Lynda Young read the minutes and the roll gall was answered by -"a raw vegetable I could take to school or work." Demonstrations., of scalloped tomatoes- and cabbage -- and potato soup were given and these dishes tasted. Raisin bread with cheez-whiz, brownies and freshie were served. ' The next meeting will be on Octo- •ber 12th at the home of Patsy Anderson at 8'p.m. . Silver Anniversary In celebration of the silver wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Crawford, Wing - ham, an open houuse was held at their home • on Saturday evening and on Sunday a fam- ily dinner party was enjoyed at Tiger Dunlop Inn: The bride of 25 years is the former Evelyn Culbert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Culbert and her husband is the son of Mrs. Will Crawfordand the late William Crawford, Port Albert. Present for the occasion were the bridal' attendants,Mrs. Earl Sherwood, Carlow, a sister of Mrs. Craw- ford, and Ernest Crawford, Port Albert, brother of the groom. Also present were Earl Sher- wood and Mrs. Ernest Craw- ford; their sons, Bob and Bill Crawford, Wingham; Mr. and Mrs. Ken_ Crawford, _ of W- fng ham. . Congratulations are ex- tended to the couple. -- Presentation Made Mrs. ° Gordon. Finnigan was hostess, on Monday afternoon; for a farewell party in honor of a neighbor, Mrs. Minnie Jones. She was assisted, by Mrs. George Errington.- An address of best wishes was read -by Miss Sandra Finnigan and a presentation of a table lamp was made op be- half of the neighbors. Present for the party also; were Mrs. RichardFinnigan and daugh- ters, Mrs. Olive Culbert and Miss. Christine Finnigan, . of Goderich, and Mrs. Annie Barr, also of Goderich: There is no limit to the var- iety of substances to which a person may be allergic. Apart from such common allergies as hay fever, some people cannot eat fish or eggs or even drink milk. ' . Many cannot have anim- als or birds -in the house. HOLMESVILLE HOLMESVILLE, Oct. 8-., - Miss Sandra Williams, of Burl- ington, and Mr.' and Mrs. Barry Pipe and family, of London, spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Williams. Mr. Jack Norman, of the Uni- versity of Toronto, and Mr. Douglas Norman, of Hunting- don College, Sudbury, spent the holiday week -end with Mr. and Mrs. William Norman., Miss Eleanor Yeo, who h'as been. spending_ her vacation with her parents, -Mr. and Mrs. Frank Yeo, has left for Toronto, where she has been accepted oily the staff- of the Hospital for Sick Children. Miss Barbara o; of Water- loo, and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Clif- ford, of London, were week -end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Yeo. Miss Frances McCullough, of Toronto, and Mr. Fred McCul- lough, of Beamsville, spent the week -end with Mr. and -Mrs. Frank McCullough. Mr. and Mrs. "Frank Lawson and family, of Landon, and Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Brown, of De- troit, Michigan, were holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Gliddon. ' ' , ' Mr. and ]Mrs. D. E. Gliddon were in Auburn on .Friday, guests qt, the Morris - Grange wedding, which took place in the Auburn United Church. Anniversary services w ill be held,in Holmesville United Churh at 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. on Sunday, October 14th. Spec- ial speaker will.. be Re%. Hugh C. Wilson, of Thames Road United Church. APPLES MACS- • SNO 1.00 PER BUSHEL • Bring your own containers and pick your own apples AT Lassaline ,Orchards On D,tive-In Road, 2�6 Miles From No, 8 JA 4-7096 TO' BRECKENRIDGE HARDWARE FOR THE BIG �• GREEN LIGHT SALE •o ON SAVE UP TO 50% See our widows, better still come in and browse around, compare for value and price, ask for Sale bill while- shopping. 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