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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-06-02, Page 37' • • n W. Hughes (right), one of the conveners of the hospital awcillary's penny fair and s a discussion with Mrs. J. Berrr, chairman of thebospital board and member of the ting committee. (staff photo) -• Mrs. Lorna Vincent serves tea at the annual penny, fair and tea held by the hospital auxiliary held last Thursday in St. George's Anglican Church hall. (staff photo) xiliary holds annual penny fair and tea pital Auxiliary to a ' Marine and - hospital held their nny fair and tea in e's Anglican church ursday tifterffoon. the auxiliary's event and the theme rt of Goderich. The ptly decorated with ips, fish nets, an a ship's wheel, table centres, and s. of ships. The ,Mrs• J. Berry and Bell give credit to Quarters and Bruce who provided the ps. rs of the tea room, d Walker and Mrs. Oilmen, welcomed they arrived. ment at the • tea ed by Kim Fritzley who danced the Sailor's Horn Pipe and by Mrs. Barry Deathe who sang several solos. • • • Homemade scones were baked inn the--kitchen-let-ottie,',, hall to be served fresh with the,tea. Kitchen help included Mrs. Stan McIlwain, Mrs. Hazel McCreath, Mrs. F. Clark,. Mrs.. Russel Alton, Mrs. Marion Shaw, Mrs. D. Smith, Mrs.,J. Berry, Mrs. N. Jackson and Mrs. G. MacEwan. The bake table was manned by Mrs. J. Kinkead, Mrs. E. Pridham, Mrs. F..s- Walkom and Mrs.J. Wiebe. The waitresses at the tea were Mrs. Bonnie Dunn, Mrs. Alison Hollingworth, Mrs. Mary Beth Britnell, Mrs. Lorna Vincent, Mrs. Gerry Zurifirigg, Mrs. M. Schneiker and Miss Esther Garrow. All the women wore old fashioned long dresses in keeping with the Jubilee 3 event. .tilrsr-titC it White and Mrs. R.W. Hughes were convenors at the tea. Tickets for the penny fair and tea were sold around Goderich for about. three months prior to the event and the prize winners were an- nounced at the tea. The money raised will go toward new equipment for the hospital. PRIZE WINNERS All winners are from Goderich unless otherwise specified. They are, Flag (Hospital Auxiliary), Lynda Curran, RR 1, Dungannon; $10.00 voucher 00$sed tor SUnny days Those foal and many, many more Orii indting for your sunny da dressing at •e, (Squires Gifts), Adelaide Fuller; voucher for picnic him (Ainslie Market), Pearl Stokes; $10.00 voucher (Eric Carmen Photography.) Harold Gauley. Cologne set and cream sets (Rieck Pharmacy), Doris Pagon; Mrs. Pearl Cole; Lady's pen and pencil (SheafferPen Co.), Cathy Britnell; • crewel stitchery (Knit Wit Ltd.), Veronica Culp; saw (Goderich Buildal)), Joy Lutz. Toys (Metropolitan Stores Ltd.) Sally Walker, Isabella Gardner; tennis balls, (Garb Gear) • Donalda MacDonald; lady's shaver (Canadian Tire Corp.)‹ .Maxine Martin; yardley soap (Campbell's of Goderich), Janet Daer; corning coffee percolator, (Service 1.9 • ,• 'r ooDERIcii si0$4 , , 19 nion 77 ;Wield Family reunion was eld en May 29 at mem' 'mg, Camp ,with 33 members of the clan in at- tendance. James McConnell presided for a short business meeting, Welcoming everyone in his opening remarks. • The minutes of last year's meeting were read by Mrs. Kathleen Blacker and were approved on the motion of Doug Blacker and Frank Washington. The Treasurer's report was accepted on motion of Mrs. Kathleen Blacker and Horton Talmay. Mrs. Florence Talmay read the names of those who had passed away during the past year and a minutes silence was observed in their memory. The nominating committee which included Frank Washington and Horton Talmay, gave a report. The officers for 1978 will include: President,- mf, - David Hume; first vice president, Mr. Howard Aitken; secretary. treasurer, Mrs, Kathleen Blacker; and editor of the Spectator, Mrs. Florence Talmay. It was decided to have the reunion at Menesetung Camp again next year on the last Sunday. in May. The .president then in: troduced the ,president for next year, Mr. David Hume. On motion of Mr. George Hume and Horton Talmay all bills will be paid. Copies of the Spectator were on stile for 1.50 per copy. Prizes were won ,by Mr. Dominion Hardware) ,Mrs. Maude Auld. Wall decors (Glenmark Home Centre), Mrs. Paul Smith of Sarnia; swag lamp (Furniture World), Mrs, Winnifred Girvin; groceries (J.M. Cutt Ltd.), Donelda Hadden; mirror (Goderich Glass), Stanley Mcllwain of RR 2 Goderich. Mohair throw (Mrs. Charity McDonald), Carol Kalbffeisch; 'Holly Hobby doll, (Mrs. D.'" MacEwan) Mrs. J.D. Henry of Blyth; Doll and outfits (Miss E. Palmer), Dorothy Sowerby of. RR 2 Goderich; Two Wintario tickets (Member of Auxiliary), • John H. MacKenzie, Shirley Straughan. Tray (Hospital Auxiliary), (continued on page 17A) Frank Washington for the, Lucky run; lady with the most buttoner, Mrs. Jennie Wise; man wearing a pocket watch, Mr. George Hume; oldest lady present, Mrs. Jennie Wise; oldest man present, Mr. Roy Rundle age 95, and person coming the furthest, Mr. Wm, Hume of Milton. Mrs. Dora Washington read a humorous article she had composed about the Salkeld Reunion which was much enjoyed by all present. Thos. Salkeld introduced Mr. Lloyd Saldeld of Waterloo who in turn introduced his wife Dora."Ile then told how he was related and about his grandfather John Salkeld going from Stratford to homestead in Saskatchewan near Gerald. A smorgasbord dinner and a social time visiting together were enjoyed. ••4.J —,IndStatr • —Farm. •, Fa4torY Plain or safety toe PUNCTURE PROOF ° SOLES 55 SHOE SHOP 142 The Square Goderich, Ont. 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