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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-08-13, Page 11Commuflity News Museum>, sh w featureS quilts the wedding dress of a Goderich Township woman who died before she was to b e marriedwill be featured again this year at the second an- nual Goderich Pioneer Quilt Made by the sisters of the bride is made from the go black travelling suit of Miss is a family heirloom w is has down to two generations. owned by Annie Jervis of Clinton. 100 rbe lay in a gallery space provided at the museum from Aggus to ep e co- ordinator Betty o a y from Huron County are welcome andthey do not necessarily have to be especially old or unusual. The idea the show iso i old and new quilts, quilts, ss something will ex re each because e P museum are plan- ning to quilt a museum history quilt during the show and anyone wishing to contribute this ui t can contact the The museum Bett Bodaly, co-ordinator of the second annual quilt show at the Huron County Piogeer history quilt is to feature depictions of Muse , looks over onethis year. Entitled something that happens within the Pineapple, this was lack travelling suit o museum. oc s sub - Miss C. Stirling ofhe was to be married. All kinds mitted including one from of quilts will be ea re un old or new, wr be firsta y waren, (photo Sharon Dietz) ' more are welcome. acceptedfor the A quilt made from � h Museum Show. gold wedding dress and the C Stirling and which been handed t' It is presently quilts will on display More than q t 23 September tuber 14 Show B d 1 says quiltsof h t display of all types County. Huron about The volunteers at the a block to quilt museum to obtain a square. of the entries to be featured in the show f Several blocks have been quilt made from the gold Wedding dress and b f Huron County's l' Goderich Township who died before s Will lady d Leona Armstrong featured din the show and all quilts from Huron County, 1 , August 23 - September 14. (p by a Leg ion announces sully scholarships Three successful applicants have been namedto receive the AVM J.A. Sully and Royal Canadian Legion Branch 109 (Lan- caster) Scholarships. They are Brian Tre- ble of R. 4, Goderich whohas completed two years in Honours Geography (Urban Development) at the University of Western Ontario, Katharine Ellen Murphy who is entering her third year of an Honours Bachelor in Business Administra- tion at Sir Wilfred Laurier University and William Edward Turton who has com- pleted one year of medicine at the Univer- sity of Western. Ontario. All three have achieved first class academic Standing. The AVM J.A. Sully and Legion Branch, 109 .(Lancaster) Scholarship is ad- ministered by representatives from the Sully Foundation and Goderich Legion Branch 109. . Aubtirn.area The annual Walkerburn Club picnic was held Tuesday evening, August 5 at Mrs. Ted Hunking's home. A swim in the pool was thoroughly enjoyed by the children. Mrs. Terry Rutledge and Mrs. R. Ar- chambault were in charge of the sports which were enjoyed by everyone. Winnerswere: junior balloon race, Cor- tney Rutledge and Christine Lapp; senior balloon race, Shana Lee Ten Hag 'and Paul Cushing.. :• .. For the spoon and yarn relay the winning team was led by Brenda Rutledge and the balloon relay winning team was led by Bonita .Ten Hag and Paul Cushing. Harry Webster was the lucky winner of the jelly In April of each year Goderich Legion Branch 109 invites applicants from former Goderich District Collegiate students now attending any university in Canada to app- ly for the scholarships which have a minimum value of $500 each and are awarded to any university student (not necessarily a veteran's son or daughter) who has completed one full academic year in medicine, engineering, dentistry or credited with two years completed in any honours program. This year the committee chaired by Comrade Neil Shaw received six applica- tions for this scholarship and awarded three scholarships with a total value of $1500. This scholarship was made possible in 1978 when Bruce Sully of The Sully Foun- dation donated $10,000 to Legion Branch 109 to be held in trust by the Branch. The club enjoys .s bean contest and Larry Cushing was the runner up. The item guessing contests were won by Vera Penfound, Bonita Ten Hag, ^ Shang Lee Ten Hag and Christina Gross. For several years now the pupils of.{nox Sunday School have been raising money for a foster child in the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere, Haiti, where tuber- culosis is a child killer. A pop bottle drive will be held on August 18. All children and interested parents will meet on the church lawn. Anyone_ wishing to donate bottles or wanting to make alternate arrangetarts can phone 529-7682. . Our sincere sympathies go out to Mr. 'and Mrs. hee on the death of their son, Ron.al Maj or a McDougall visited on • 1 1 1 1 interest on this donation was to be used to finance scholarships for local university students. The $1,000 donation was given to Branch 109 on the condition that the Branch transfer ownership of the Lan- caster Bomber, then on static display at the -entrance to Sky Harbotir Airport but being victimized by vandals, to the Warplane Heritage Foundation of Mount Hope Airport south of Hamilton. Warplane Heritage has a collection of World War II aircraft each now in flying condition as will be the Lancaster by the end of is year. To date since the Sully - Legion Branch 109 scholarship was initiated, theresave been 18 successful student app a total of $9300 has been awarded by • the AVM J.A. Sully and Legion Branch 109 (Lancaster) Scholarship_Connmittee since 1982. 1 GODER1CH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, alGUS1 '.o, 11181-4>AGF 11 CANADA'S LARGEST rof Carman S BEST KNOWN SECORD STORE Div 1 SIMPLY RED sere®gym®aam� ��4�� P"r1,1ur6 rr•� includin Holding Back the Years Come to My Aid Money's to Tight... 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