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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-10-04, Page 16(Continued from peg* 1A) Special Quilt Liquid Embroidery; Mrs. Heimpel. FLOWERS Despite weather conditions there were many nice flower arrangements with the chief win- ners beim Mrs. Russell Brindley; Mrs. J.H. Johnstone, Mrs. Gordon Smyth and Mrs. Alvin Kerr. The biggest squash Weighed over 50 pounds. DOMESTIC SCIENCE Unbaked squares; Mrs. Randy Kerr, Mrs. Alvin Kerr. Date and Nut loaf; Mrs. Herb Williams, Mrs. C. Blake, Orange Loaf, Mrs. Blake, Mrs. Linda McDonald., Bran Muf- fins; Mrs. H. Wilkins, Mrs. Joe Courtney. Dutch Apple pie, Blueberry pie, Cherry pie, Mrs. L. McDonald, Mrs. H. Wilkins. Plate of Tarts; Mrs. Mrs. Doug Kerr, Cupcakes; Mrs. . McDonald, Mrs. H. Cookies. Mrs. Blake, Mrs. W. Neim- pal, Brownies; Mrs. Colclough, Mrs. Bill Black. Chocolate layer ca Colclough, Mrs. R. Brim layer cake; Mrs. Colclou Bradley, Banana laver Johnstone, Mrs. R. Brin H. Wilkins L Wilkins, ke; Mrs. dley, White gh, M rs..R. cake; Mrs. dley, Dark Fruit cake; Mrs. Blake, Mrs. J. Courtney, Light Fruit cake; Mrs. Blake, Mrs. Colclough. Unbaked Desseri,Mrs. G. Smyth, Mrs. H. Wilkins,--Horne-made randy; Mrs. Alvin Kerr, Mrs. G. Smyth. Chocolate fudge; Mrs. Doug Kerr, Mrs. Heimpel. Three jam; Mrs.'Bill Black; _Mrs. Blanche Kerr. Three jelly; Mrs. Gordon Smyth, Three pickles; Mrs. B. Kerr, Mrs. G. ' Smyth. Salad Dressing; Mrs. Alvin Kerr, White Bread; Mrs. Frank Thomp son, Mrs. H. Wilkins, BroWn Bread; Mrs. Frank Thompson, Mrs. B. Kerr, Clover Leaf Rolls., Mrs. F. Thompson, Mrs. H. Wilkins. Six Chelsea Buns:Mrs. F. Thomp- son, Mrs. H. Wilkins, Shortbread Cookies; Mrs. Blanche Kerr, Mrs. D. Kerr. Tea Biscuit . Mrs.. H. Wilkins, Mrs. Linda McDonald, Scones ; Mrs. H. Wilkins, Mrs. L. McDonald. Salmon Loaf; Mrs. R. Brindley. Special Occasion Cake - Mrs. K. Brindley, Mrs. A. Kerr, Mrs. Wilkins., Chocolate cake; (Fry - Cadbury), Mrs. Colclough, Mrs. Johnstone, Mrs. Brindley. Chocolate cake, (Neitsons Jersey Cocoa)- Mrs. Colclough. Graham Cracker Cake; Mrs. Brindley, Mrs. Linda McDonald, Mrs. Johnstone. J.M. Schneider Ltd. specials: Apple pie, Mrs. Linda McDonald: Chocolate cake, Mrs. Colclough; Butter Tarts, Mrs. Joe Courtney. FINE ARTS Dungannon couple mark 50 years Scene in oil; Mrs. H. Wilkins, Needlepoint picture; Mrs. Colclough, Mrs. Heimpel. Liquid embroidery on velvet, Mrs. L. McDonald, Mrs. Heimpel. Homemade wax candle; Mrs. Colclough, Mrs. Heimpel, Drift- wood; Mrs. J.N. Johnstone, Mrs. Heimpel. Article from plastic colts Miner; Mrs. Colclough Mrs. G. myth. Article in Cera?tics; Mrs. Linda McDonald. BABY CONTEST Up to six months; Jason Lorne Phillips, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Phillips, Six months to one year; Paula Dawne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Vanderburgh; Dennis John Park, Son of Mr. and Mrs. Rick Park. (3rd) ,Kimberley Anne O'Neil daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed O'Neil. One year to 18 months; Marie McKague, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jos. McKague. (4) Jamie Durnin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Durnin; Lori O'Neil, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. JosJYNeil. Best Poster; prizes donated by Ashfield Federation 'of Agriculture; and there were many lovely posters displayed in the hall. Winners were Ruth Alton, Ken Metzger, Lynn , On September 19 Mr. and Mrs. Thos: Webster of Dungan- non happily celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with an Open House to all their friends and relatives. Over. 200 guests took the opportunity to visit them and extend their congratulations. Prior to this on Friday evening September 14 the family held a dinner party at the Log Cabin Restaurant in Lucknow. Mr. and Mrt Webster were. married September 19, 1923 in the United Church parsonage Dungannon by Rev. J.R. Peters. Mrs. Webster was the former Anna Hazel Alton, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Alton. Mr. �Webster;s parents were the lite Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Webster of Clinton. They have two daughters Mrs. Wm. (Ettabelle) Bradley of Goderich and Mrs. Ken (Lois) Thomas of Willowdale. They have five grandchildren, Brenda, Faye, and Alice" Bradley and Lynda and Wendy Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Webster operated a 250 acre farm on the 6th concession of West Wawanosh township until 11 'years ago when they moved t Dungannon. Mr. Webster hail also been involved in the but- cher business for more than fifty- years. They are members of Dungannon United Church where Mr. Webster has been Church' treasurer for many years. Among the many congratulatory messages were greetings from Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau; . Governor General _ Roland Michener; Leader of Opposition Robert Stanfield; Premier of Ontario Wm. Davis; Liberal leader 'Robert Nixon, M.P.P. Huron Bruce Murray Gaunt and M.P. Huron Robert McKinley. The members of the Hospital Auxiliary of the Alexandra General and Marine Hospital were taken on a conducted tour of the hospital prior to their regular meeting. The women were pleased to view the room recently fur- nished and decorated by the Auxiliary, This room will be used as a lounge for "waiting fathers", new mothers, and staff in that section of the hospital. A television set is to be added in the near future. The president, Mrs. J. Berry, presided over the meeting. Silence was observed in memory of a recently deceased member, Mrs. T. Donnelly. The Auxiliary is sponsoring a ' "One Man Showing" of pain- tings by Mr. J. W. McLaren in November in North Street Church hall. Plans are under- way to make this an outstan- ding event. Four members' of the Auxiliary, Mrs. C. E. White, Mrs. R. McCallum, Mrs. J. Kinkead, and Mrs. E. Pridham attended the meeting of District Two of the Ontario Hospital Association in Wingham on September 24. The cal'endars which the Auxiliary sell annually are missionary Hlopwhsiec. kGrace AltonSharon Falis a in PET SHOW The General Meeting of Vic- toria' St. United Church was held September.l7 with a good 4 -attendance. DevotionsOwere conducted by Mrs. J. Williams and Miss Myrtle Johnstone, the theme being "To Render Thanks 'unto the Lord". Mrs. Olive Culbert offered prayer and. offering was. received by Miss Elaine Bamford nd Mrs. Greta Vanstone. Miss " Hazel MacDonald, a Presbyterian " missionary, was introduced by Mrs. Edith Argyle: She told of the turmoil- " in Africa, difficulties encoun- ter'd by missionaries 'in some areas and the .wonderful co- operation in other areas where the people are hungry .for ., education.. She said that now ,many areas 'have gained in- dependence and are doing well but, on the 'whole, "British Colonialism had been good for the country. A vote of thank Was moved by Mrs. Mary Morris. Mrs. Alyce„ Warr, self - accompanied, sang Amazing Grace. Mbs. Mary Morris, president, - conducted the business session. Another- White Elephant Sale is slated "fol October 22 and the November Fair 'on, November 21. All committee reports showed the fall work well on its way. The social half-hour which followed demonstrated a warm fellowship. Pair Bantams; Shannon Forgette. Persian Kitten;, Steven Durnin, Best cat; Michael Durnin, Best Kitten (any other); Denise Maize. Best Rabbit; Susan Brindley, Brenda Brindley, Best pair Rabbits; Steven Maize, Cat family; Colleen Durnin," Rabbit family; Brenda Durnin, Unusual pet; Ray Forgette, Donna Errington. WANT ADS WORK WONDERS VORLDWIDE. Benmiller area The Honourable Leo Bernier, Minister of Natural Resources, and -.Murray Gaunt, MPP for Huron Bruce, announced the approval .of a provincialgrant of - $24,000 to the ,Maitland Valley Conservation Authority for the- Falls Reserve Conser- vation Area. This area comprises some 229 acres of land in the Town- ship . of Colborne, County of Huron. t. 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