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Pioneer Museum holds weekend Craft Festival
A number of local residents enjoyed the shady retreat of the Huron
County Pioneer Museum grounds to enjoy a box lunch and view the
private dispalys that were part of the museum's' annual Craft
Festival held Saturday and Sunday. Participants from all over the
county displayed and demonstrated crafts from knitting, quilting
and rug hooking to wood carving, doll -making and oil painting.
( photo by Dave Sykes)
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Clover Valley members tour gardens
Visiting with Rhetta MacLennan on the
weekend were her daughter. Florence
MacLennan and her friend Marion Mock L® FH H
both of Kitchener.
Visiting with Finlay and Margie ac- \ r
Donald on the weekend and attending the V !/ S
annual MacDonald reunion were Margie's
twin sister, Pat of Detroit, Michigan, and
her daughter, Kathie Robson of Grosse
Point, Michigan. .
Dorothy ( D.A.) MacLennan had her
daughter, Margaret (Peggy) Heffernan of
London and her son Finlay MacLennan
visiting with her on the weekend.
Mrs. Barbara Shepperd of Paris ( Five
Oakes) was home on the weekend with her
parents, Charles and Mayme and her
brother and sister, Kennie and Elizabeth.
Congratulations to Finlay MacDonald on
making his one -hundred -mile walk a week
ago. He reports he didn't have any after-
effects.
Cecil and James Webster of Waterloo,
sons of Wellington and Kae Webster, have
now returned to Waterloo after their two-
week holidays.
Finlay MacDonald had his steam engine
in the parade on Saturday at Mildmay.
About 25 neighbors and friends gathered
at the home of Ross and Jean MacKenzie in
Goderich to wish them well in their new
home, after they had moved from the farm.
Ross and .Jean were given a patio table and
four chairs. Betty Moncrief organized the
affair, which took place on Friday evening.
A number of the Dan MacDonald clan
stayed at the MacDonald home in Lochalsh
on tht weekend.
Congratulations to Elmer and Edna
Kele Webster, 396-5257
Culbert on the safe arrival of their new
grandson Richard James, who. when he was
welcomed into this world, tipped the scales
at nine pounds, five ounces.
The proud parents of this bouncing baby
boy are Mike and Brefida (Culbert i Lazette
of Kincardine.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Robb were their daughter, son-in-law and
grandchildren William and Shirley Irvin
and family.
Clover Valley 4-11
On Tuesday, August 7, Marj McLean ac -
companieu Lhe 441 mulct N, 1• race I•,Iphick
and Mayme Wilkins on a tour of the
members' gardens.
• Mrs. McLean judged the gardens and
home beautification projects.
As a special outing, the ('lover Valley I )irt
Diggers, accompanied by Mayme Wilkins,
toured the gardens of all the members of the
club on Wednesday,' August
The members also saw Marj McLean's
garden and her flowers which are beautiful
and well maintained.,
Donna Arnold then conducted a crossword
puzzle on last meeting's material.
Liz Wilkins conducted a scavenger hunt
using weeds and all members did very well.
The members then went to Fran Elphick's
home to view her garden. After practising
the judging of vegetables, Fran helped each
member make her own strawflower corsage
to wear at Achievement Day.
The members were reminded to bring
their finished books to Fran's by August 15.
CKNX -Radio to receive award
The Hon. Alan W. Pope, Minister of
Natural Resources will be presenting CKNX
radio with an outstanding public service
award on Thurday, August 16, 1984. The
award is made in appreciation for CKNX's
contribution to the promoting of natural
resources in the community through co-
operation with the Wingham District Office
in the production of the "All Outdoors"
radio program.
CKNX A.M. is one of Canada's oldest A.M.
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the five counties within its broadcast area.
"It has been a pleasure and a privilege
working with all the staff at CKNX", said
Wingham District Mana'ger Jim Hamill.
"We look forwa 'd to continued co-operation
in the years ahead."
The award, in the form of a scroll, will be
presented to Jack Gillespie, Radio
Manager, and Ross Hamilton, President,
CKNX Broadcasting, at the official opening
of the Maitland Valley Conservation
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