The Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-11-13, Page 29GODERIC'H SIGNAL -STAR., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13,1975 'PAGE 9A
Twins Shelley and Sharon
Tigert have recently each
won a bursar'' for $500 from
the Ontario Provincial
Command of the Ladies
Legion'Auxiliary.
President Mona Davis of
the Goderich Auxiliary was
honoured to present the
bursaries toy the girls.
Shelley • is takjng the Arts
Course at 'Sheridan College,
Oakville, and Sharon is at-
tending Ryerson University
in Toronto with hopes of
becoming a Home Economics
teacher. .
Shelley and Sharon are the
daughters of Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Tigert of Port Albert.
Mr. Tigert a' member of the
Royal Canadian Legion
Branch 109.
At least ten bursaries
valued at $500 are awarded to
students in each of the nine
legion districts of the Ontario
Command.
In addition, Provincial
Command also has an
emergency bursary fund
from which Rosemarie Foran
was awarded $250. President
Mona Davis also presented
Rosemarie, daughter of Mr,
and Mrs, John Foran of
Auburn with her cheque.
The value of bursaries
awarded in Ontario to help
further education of veterans'
children and including
emergency assistance
totalled over $64,000 in 1974.
Apart from Command the
Ladies Legion A •xili.ary to
Branch 109 Goderich jointly
with the Branch present
bursaries to worthy students
each year. This year over
'11500 was presented:
The recipients in this area
were Joan Schoenals,
Goderich; Shelley and Sharon
Tigert, Port Albert; and
Shelley Grange of Auburn.
The fourth meeting of the
Taylor's Corners Dough
Heads was held November'8
at the home of Lynn
Hildebrand
Mrs. Rodges led the
discussion on bread judging
and bread faults and their
causes, •
Each girl brought a loaf of
the sour dough bread that she
-had .baked in the past week.
They judged this bread and
discussed the causes 'of the
various faults
. The girls also discussed the
use of bread in various
dishes.
Lynn Hildebra rd and
Karen Rodges demonstrated
the making of a cheese puff
while Janet Rodges •and
Marjorie de Boer made
hamburger stacks.
Next meeting will be held
November 15 at the Rodges
home.
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Shelley and Sharon Tigert each -won a!$500 bursary from
the Ontario Provincial Command of the Ladies Legion
Auxiliary. The presentations were made by local.
Auxiliary President Mona Davis. The girls are enrolled
in institutions of higher learning in, Toronto. (Legion
photo)
Rosemarie, Foran received a -ellecitie Jur V50f oma
i
. Goderich Ladies egic�rd rxili r1rt-•1VIftrilt*Erg ' '
recently. .The money was granted by the Ontario.
Provincial Command 'of, the Ladies Legion Auxiliary.
(Legion photo ' .
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
McClinchey celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary
in the Auburn Community
Hall recently.
They were married at the
Auburn manse on November
4, 1925 by the Rev. W.R. Alp
who is now retired and living
in Toronto. '
Following their honeymoon
to Stratford they ,.farmed on
the 3rd Concession of East
Wawanosh until May 1, 1971
whenthey retired to Blyth.
The couple have two
daughters and five sons, Mrs.
George (Eileen) Haggitt of
Blyth; Mrs. Alvin (Jewel)
Plunkett of Auburn,; Robert,
of Grandview Lungh, Blyth;
William of Cobble Hill,
Vancouver Island; Norman
of West Wawanosh and Dave
and John of East Wawanosh.
They , also have 17 grand-
children and one great-
grandchild.
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Mrs. McClinchey Is the
former Lillian Anderson,
'daughter of the late Mr, and
Mrs. Nim. Anderson of
Auburn. She has one sister
and two brothers, Mrs.
Worthy (Dorothy) Fowler of
Goderich, Tom of North Bay
and Oliver'of Auburn.
Mr. McClinchey is the son
of the late Mr. and Mrs. John
McClinchey of East
Wawanosh. He has three
sisters and one brother,,Mrs.
Charlie; (Katherine)
Robinson of Wingham; Mrs.
Charlie (Esther) Potter,
Parkhill; Mrs. Charlia (Iona)
Jefferson of Donnybrook and
Sydney of RR•1, Auburn.
A dinner catered to by the
Auburn Women's Institute
was held for the immediate'
family and a few close
friends. This was followed by`
a short program consisting of,
instruiffenTals
f-
instrumentals and duets. A
large crowd attended the
reception and.dance.
Guests were there from
Michigan, Toronto, North
Bay, Cobble Hill .B.C.
Petawawa, Jordan, Windsor,
London, Parkhill, Lucknow,
Rodney and surrounding
areas.
The couple received
congratulations and best
wishes from the Governor
General and Madam Leger,
Robert Stanfield, Robert E.
McKinley, Prime Minister
Pierre E. Trudeau, and also a
Scroll from Wm. Davis
presented by Murray Gaunt.
(continued from page 9A)
score in the Plowmen's club,
won the Jim Armstrong
award.
Double -award winner Jeff
Allan of RR 1, Brucefield,
winning the Russell Bolton
trophy, had the championship
corn exhibit, and with his
championship white bean
exhibit he won the Cook
Division of Gerbo ,Cor-
poration trophy.
Rick Fines, RR 1, Bnluevale,
won, he -W. G. Thompson and.
Sons, Ltd. trophy with his
championship grain exhibit
and Bobby Inglis of RR 1,
Clifford, won the Inter -club 4-
H Maple Syrup trophy with
his exhibit.
Giena and Don Datema of
RR 1, Auburn, built the
championship 4-H gate sign to
win the Hallrice 'Farms
trophy.
Club award .w.inners ...werd•,..
Fran Logtenberg, RR 7,
Dungannon, all-round
member in Dungannon 4-14
calf club; Paul Franken and
Ed Franken, both of RR 2,
Auburn, were top horse
showman and top pony:
showman respectively in the•
North Huron Tram blazers
Club, and Brian Fidoh, RR 1,
Belgrave, was top colt
showman; Lesley Hill, RR 1,
Brucefield, had the highest
score in the Exeter Horse and
Pony Club; and Patricia
Muegge of Seaforth was the
equitation witrner in the.
Seaforth Silver Spurs Club.
In the judging competition
awards: Barry Miller of RR
3, Exeter, won the Blatchford
•••1•
Feeds Limited trophy for
having the highest score; Jim
Fairies of Gorrie won the
C.I.L. trophy as high swine
judge; Paul Drennan of
Dungannon, was awarded the
Cyanamid of Canada award
as high sheep judge; Dave
Mewhinney .of Lucknow
receive,, the Huron County
Beef Improvement
Association award . as high
beef judge; and Rose Marie
Flynn, RRi , •Clinton, was
presented with the Winston
Powell award as high horse
judge.
Receiving certificates for
15 years of voluntary service
were club leaders: Gordon
`Dapple of RR 5, Seaforth and
Tom Hern of RR 1,
Woodham; for 10 years: Fred
Uhler,. of . RR 3, Walton and
Bob- McNeil of RR 6,
Goderich.
The Goderich Rebekah
Lodgde No, 89 met on October
21 and. Nd'vember 4 and
'planned several club projects
for the fall,'
The members voted to
place, a wreath at the
cenotaph on—Remembrance
Day and decided to hold card
parties in the future to raise
money for expenses.
The first party will'.be on
November' 14 at MacKay Hall
beginning at 8 p.m.
Admission will be one dollar
for an evening of euchre and
500 and lunch and prizes will
be included. -
The lodge received a letter
informing the'rn of a meeting
on November 12 in Clinton at
8 p.m. to make plans for the
United Nations Pilgrimage ,
for Youth meeting to be held
in the Clinton High School
when' students of the district
secondary schools will take
part in a public speaking
contest.
The winner will receive a
trip to New York City and will
visit the United Nations
building. The Rebakah noble
grand and vice noble grand
were, appointed as
representatives to attend the
meeting,
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