Flag Contributed To Fair unds
The Jefferson County Fairgrounds has a new
Flag, thanks to the generous con-
of John and Ann Wilkins (left), mere-
of the Ridgerunners 4-H Club of Shenandoah
Jim Staley (right), County Extension
and secretary of the Jefferson County
Association, accepted the gift in behalf of
Fair Association. The flag draped the coffin
John and Ann's grandfather who recently
away. John and Ann are the son and
of Mr. and Mrs. Van Wilkins of
Junction and are active in 4-H beef,
photography projects.
SHANNONDALE
alga Waiters
Call 725-6102
think spring has finally
Do not overdo now in
your yards and gar-
to mmff. 112dnk spr
part of the country is
petulantly waiting for,
the most of every
birthday to Mary
Betty Colgrove, Ruth
Ward and Vivlan Kilpatrick.
Have a happy, gab, and many
more, too!
On Holy Sam"day, Gary
Millard Viands 1I was bap-
tized at St. Andrew's on the
with the church acting
as godparents. He is the son of
Edna and Gary Viands.
Congratulations, Gary H!
The Easter bunny stopped
at the home of Earl W. and
Cindy Love and left a little
Jeffrey Daniel Love, who
weighed 8 pounds, 6 otmces.
Grandma Mary Alice Love is
also ecstatic
Our thought for the week is-
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Few of us do as much as we
want to for others. But there is
one gift we can always bestow-
a Smile!
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dolan of
Shawnee Mission, Kansas,
visited Vivlan Mclnteah after
first vl ting their daughter,
Cathy, recently graduated
from SAIS in Washington,
D.C. She will work in
Manhattan. The Dolans are
second cousins d Vivlan on
her maternal said. Also
visiting Vivlan was Edith
Hall, Howard's sister, who
came on from Clay Center,
Kansas. She attended the
Garden Club meeting as
Vivian's guest. She goes on to
Manhattan to visit her
daughter, Marnie, and later
her son, Jerry.
Of course, you're ready for
the Woman's Club Dinner
Dance on the first of May? Bill
Krantz is providing the music
and gals, here's a chance to
spring out in the new duds you
bought after the recent fashion
MIOW.
Our chef, Kay Keller,
deserves a great deal of
praise. During the past week,
1000 meals were served in our
lovely dining room. Last
Sunday's brunch alone ac-
counted for 92. You know the
old saying "You build a better
mouse trap, etc". A nice,
cooperative disposition ac-
companies this gal's culinary
talent.
The recent Garden Club's
Flower Show was successftd
and pretty. Those "Bloomin'
Bulbs" proclaimed the advent
of spring and graced the
tables in the dining room. The
entries included daffodils,
tulips, hyacinths - all in
various sizes; also other
spring flowers and flowering
tubers. Judging were Ruth
Flanagan, a well-known
judge, and Gale Butler, the
Prez of the Berk-mar Garden
Club. Winners were: Joe
a blue and a red
ribbon; Eleanor Slinkman, a
blue and a red; Fran Johnson,
a red, gold and white; Vivian
Mclntosh, 4 blues and a white;
Bess Malay, I red, 2 blues and
a white; Bertye Riecks, a red;
Mary Badin, a red, blue and 2
gold; Kitty Bolyard, a gold;
Elaine Amos, a blue and a
red; Sue Nowell a blue, red
and a gold. Our Prez,
Wanna Phillips, had
represented us at Greenbrier
at the State Garden Clubs'
Convention. Her report in-
eluded empha~ on Camp
Caesar, a Garden Club camp;
the West Virginia Scholar-
ships; membership growth;
litter control and the various
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SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON Farmer's ADVOCATE
THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1982
awards for this; markers for meet. Maybe
bird sanctu ries. By the way,
West Virginia is considered a
Bird Sanctuary. Care is an
important project and this is
the 20th anniversary of that;
building on our seacoast and
Atlantic islands was con-
sidered; and the Garden Clubs
suggested writing to your
legislators and Governor to
protest any movements
against these projects.
Women carry clout and should
use it. The Lighthouse at Cape
Hatteras and the Boone Trial
received attention. Also
suggested were free dumping
areas to curtail dumping any
place; insulation to conserve
energy; ideas for con-
servation of our natural
resources.
Our own Garden Club was
complimented for answering
all correspondence promptly
and for our fine description of
our Memorial Garden and the
Iron Furnace. Mention was
made of the number of state
Garden Clubs - their donations
to various projects; they had
flower shows and 23 wild
flower walks and now there
are 3,50,000 members. This
was an excellent report by
Wanna and we could see that
she had used her time ef-
fectively. At our own Club
meeting we gave out pencils
and literature which had been
given us by Southern States
and we now thank them. Our
new librarian for our Garden
Club here is Lois Petti.We
thank Dottle Woodall for
having had it before this.
There are many good books
which can be used by the
members.
Speaking of Nature Walks,
our Garden Club has one on
May 11 along the Appalachian
Trail starting at the home of
Anna Marie Weare. I'U tell
you all about it after I have
"trailed" or gotten the info
from some more adventurous
souls. Perhaps we shall un.
cover some treasure in our
walk-who knows?
The 50-50 Club has one
member, Sally Miller, who
has agreed to teach anyone
how to crochet or knit on some
of the Tuesdays when they
someone" else
has a talent he or she
would like to share. This is a
generous idea and cne worth
pursuing. Maybe some desires
on your part, ff once made
known, can evoke a willing
teacher from the group.
Have you gotten your tickets
from Payne Slinkman for the
St. James - St. Peter's Men's
Club Dance on May 8th at our
Club? Again there will be the
big band sound. Tickets are $5
and this is a great way to
usher in spring with your best
gal.
On May 8th the Garden Club
will hold its annual Plant and
Bake Sale at the Clubhouse.
Here's a chance to get Mom a
plant and also ease the baking
chores by buying a cake for
Mother's Day. Anyone may
donate plants or cakes or any
edible goodies - these will be
gratefully accepted on May
8th from 10 to 11 a.vh. Also ff
you are planning to have
Mother's Day dinner at the
Club, get your reservations in
no later than May 6th.
On Friday, May 23, Girl
Scouts Sandy Dobson and
Candy Johnson, and some
Garden Club members held
Arbor Day ceremonies and
planted at the Club House.
This is an annual event
sponsored by the local Gar-
den Club.
Bess and Ray Maloy at-
tended an Elderhostel at the
University of North Texas at
Denton. They studied In-
ternational Affairs and Music.
The latter included opera,
music concerts in jazz, per-
cussion and symphony. A new
computer type of music wad
given and Bess said that this is
one of the two Universities in'
the country that offers a
major in Jazz. While at the
University, the International
Students' week was
celebrated. These students
appeared in their native
costume; they invited the
Elderhostel folks to a banquet
and a program of native
dancing. Later the Maloys
visited the Bower family,
which represents a niece and
nephew.
The Harry Smiths did some
visiting and some shopping at
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San Antonio, Texas. Those
visited were the Webbs and
the buying was done at the
Starving Artists' Show which
lasted two days. Here nothing
costs more than 25 dollars and
represents some lovely work.
Anna Marie Weare and
George Weare had house
guests Phyllis Weare from
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George Smith, Jr. We were I m r.l u .r
happy to see C-oldie Viana as
her usual perky self again and Banquet At Zion
have learned that Jack Irwin
is up and about. On a sad note, Episcopal churchwomen
we wish to extend our sym- may bring a friend, a cousin,
pathy to Buddy and Acky
V'mna on the loss of their
brother, Ray, recently,
On the 3rd of May, young
Patrick Hendrick will from
then on be known as Patrick
Luray, Va and Joseph and
Elearnor Weare from D.C. AU Pittma and aD are delighted.
or a mother-in-law, in lieu of a
dauehter to the Mother-
Daughter banquet to be held in
the Zion Episcopal Church
parish house Tuesday evening
May 4 at 6:30.
Preparation of the food is
under the direction of the
enjoyed the "view from the
top."
Our sick folks who need your
prayers and good wishes are
Nancy Kelvington, Mr.
Treadway, the mother of
Dwane Treadway, Don
Hendricks, Ill, Bill Bienert,
Mike Blum, Alberta Ensor,
Sylvia recently went to an
affair for the nurses at Church
Home Hospital where she
trained. There were 150 nurses
there - one was a spry, young
96 - she had graduated as a
nurse way back in 1911. They
say "good nurses never die -
they just lose their patients."
laymen of the church. This
once-a-year project to honor
the ladies will also include
entertainment with pop
singers on hand to add music
to the festivities.
Tickets are available at the
church office, or at the door;
$2for adults, $1 for those 12-18,
and children under 12 are free.
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