The Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-04-21, Page 5The Goderich Teen Tones received a first awardIn the
London Kiwanis Music Festival on Monday, April 19. The
Teen Tones are, front row, left to right, Loree Huber, Lisa
Morgan, Donna Taylor, Pam Bender, Marjorie Taylor and
Cathy McCall; middle row, left to right, accompanist Beth
Wark, Robin Wark, Lynda Hlmter, Laura Wark, Jennifer
Kruspe, Jesuit eters, Susan Main, Kehl Lawrence and
Irla Stewart, conductor; and back row, left to right,.
Heather Turton, Bev Hallam, Sandra Lane, Lisa Buechler,
Denise Howe, Jackie Norman, Aun Duncan, Janet Greene
and Margaret Vanderlinde, Abesent from photo were
Elizabeth Bundy and Julie Meyers. (Photo by Jim Baird)
Horticultural Society holds
annual convention in Markdale
BY ELEANOR BRADNOCK
One hundred and thirty-
four delegates and flower
lovers attended the District 8
annual meeting held last
Saturday at Markdale in the
Beavercrest Public School.
The Director for District 8,
Mrs. Maisie Bray of Lions
Head, was in charge of the
day long program.
Reeve Stan Baker of
Markdale welcomed
everyone to the village and
Mrs. Ruth Thiel, president of
the Markdale Horticultural
Society, welcomed all and
ezpresseh p— easure lir Wog
the host to the convention.
She also thanked the two
members who had made the
attractive flower book
markers.'
• The first speaker of the
day, Alex Smith of Owen
Sound, was introduced by
Mrs. Ruby ,Lobban, also of
Owen Sound. He spoke on the
photographic competition
that the Society holds each
year. He 'reminded
everybody to be more ob-
servant when they see a
flower or object they wish to
recapture on film for slide or
picture.: Mr. Smith showed
s6lrne "tildes , and told how
they could have been better
if care had been taken when
snapping the picture, Roy
• Bennett of Wingham thanked
Mr. Smith for his talk and
presented him with a gift.
Dean Richard Hook " of
Humber College spoke on
pruning. trees - fruit and
ornamental. He was in-
troduced by Mrs, Muriel Klie
of Hanover. Dean Hook
showed slides on how to•
prune and stated that one
should cut out all dead wood,
prune after flowering and in
the case of the lilac bush, one
should.be sure that all dead
blooms are removed. He
-stressed to prune for shape
and in the case of
. evergreens, do it early in
August.
A smorgasbord luncheon
was 'served and Mrs. Effie
Stephenson. of Seaforth
thanked • the Markdale
members for the luncheon
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Roll call of the Societies
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Durham, Eastnor, Goderich,
Hanover, Kincardine,
Lucknow, Markdale, Owen
Sound,` Ripley, Seaforth,
South -Port,,, ' Tara,
Teeswater-Culross and
Wingham.
Mrs. Bray welcomed the
new Society of South -Port
Said there are 3405'
members in .District 8. Mrs.
Bray presented the charter
to Blyth which had been
organized in 1922. Mrs. Viola
Haines, and Mr. and Mrs.
John Blake accepted the
charter for the Blyth Society.
The Ontario Horticultural
Society president, Mrs.
Pauline Richards brought
greetings and invited all to,
the O.H.A. annual meeting at
Guelph on June 16, 17 and18.
The theme for the convention
will be `Plant and. Do in '82'.
Clarence Lange of Chesley
showed the prize winning
slides and gave out the.
money prizes to the winners.
The list for the 1982.com-
petitions were given out and
it is hoped that more will
take part next year. There
were 74 entered this 'past
Year.
The new officers for 1982
are as follows: president or.
director - Mrs. Maisie Bray,
Lion's Head; assistant
directors - Mrs. Ruby
Lobban, Owen Sound,
Clarence Lange, Chesley;
secretary - Mrs. Iris Morrey,
Wingham; treasurer -, Mr.
Gordon Baxter, Wingham;
auditors - Ed Fielding, Mrs.
Roy Bennett, Wingham; and
directors at large - Mrs.
Nikki Hildebrand, Markdale,
Dave McDuff, Hanover,
Miss Helen, Arkell,
Teeswater, Mrs. Viola
Haines, Blyth, Mrs. Eleanor
Bradnock, Auburn, Mrs.
Effie Stephenson, Seaforth,
Mrs. Ila McLarty, Brussels,
Mrs. Frances Worsell,
Goderich, Herb Beatty,
Bayfield, Mrs. Anna
Koehler, Durham, Mrs. Joan
Threndyle, Kincardine, Mrs.
Ruth Bogues, Lucknow, Mrs.
Gordon Cunningham, Tara.
The annual meeting will be
held at Lucknow, 1983.
Noble brands meet
The Rebekah Past Noble
Grands Club held its.April 12
meeting 'at MacKay Centre
with 18 members preserit
Business was dealt . with.
Members sick in hospital'
were visited and flowers
sent.
Games of 500 were played.
Della McGee won high and
rinrnthy Barker Low. Helen
McPhee won ° a prize for
having the marked cup.
' o411ejtVill 1111 in
MacKay Centre Monday,.
June 14. Election of officers
will take place at this time.
The lunch, including home-
made cakes, was convened
by Joy Smith and her
committee.
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Teen `Pones wiri
at Kiwanis Festival
The Goderich Teen Tones
received a first award with a
mark of 87 in the London
Kiwanis Music Festival on
Monday evening,'Apri119.
"As high a mark as I have
awarded all day," said the
adjudicator,' Professor
Richard Householder.
For the competition, the
Teen Tones were required to
sing a compulsory selection,
"The Lord Is My Shepherd",
and a contrasting selection
of their own choice. The
choir was directed by Irla
Stewart with piano ac-
companimentby Beth Wark.
The adjudicator's critique
included the following
comments: "Very controlled
singing, clear diction, good
blend, clean phrasing,
careful dynamics. Very
effective."
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