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Somebody mixed up
Anniversary
celebrated
By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS
KIRKTON
Mr. & Mrs. Allan Eveleigh
celebrated their- 25th wed-
ding anniversary. with a
family dinner Sunday. Mr. ik
Mrs. Lloyd Jaques,
Woodham were hostesses to
a party Saturday evening.
There were other social
gatherings to honour the
occasion.
Mr & Mrs :Laverne Doupe
of Belleville visited Sunday
with Mr & Mrs. Herman
Paynter
'Mrs. Don Barber,
Coilingwood spent_ the
weekend with.41rs. Joan
McCormick. -
Mrs :Miller McCurdy is a
patient in Si. Mary's
Memorial Hospital at time of
'writing.
:Mss Shirley Switzer,
Edmonton, Alberta is
holidaying with her parents
Mr & Mrs. Jack Switzer and
Ltamily
Tom Atthill from Northern
Saskatchewan is visiting
with his mother -Airs. Dan
Jarvis
MARCH IN PARADE — •A group of young area majorettes took port in Saturday's Kirkton Foir parade. Back, left Anne -
111 in nnnunuum inn rnmiuwnnu
Ov 80 CI
rs. ry Gla of
McDougall, Donna O'Connell, instructor Susan -Maddock, Kim Conlan, Wendy Coward and Tracey Schroeder. Front, Melissa Maria Villa, Lonron
McMann, Andrea Francis, Shannon McMann and Heather Rice. Staff photo celebrated her 88th bir-
- thday on September 12.
Exhibits increase
Gives Garden Party weatherfor fair
For the first time in many
years the sun shone brightly
and warmly on the annual"
Kirkton Fall Pair. Saturday.
Master of ceremonies Lee
Paul (kscribed the weather
perfectly saying. "it's
Garden Party weather for
the F'all'i•'air. Everybodys'
here- in shirt sleeves. Its' a
strange sight for our fair."
The excellent weather
niay have cut down on the
attendance as area- farmers
were busy harvesting beans.
Secretary June Robinson
said ttie number of
exhibitors was up but at least
one- large exhibitor of
previous years did not show.
Mrs. Chas Baillie won the
Simpson Sears and Canadian
Canners specials as the top
contestant in baking and
canning.
Others showing well in
these two classes were Mrs.
Keith Stephens, Mrs. Lorne
F'eII and Mrs. Joe Lod-
dington.
In a small showing of
flowers, Mrs. Tom Horn was
the major prize winner.
Taking top honours in house
plants were• Mrs. Dorothy
Switzer and Mrs.. Raymond
S*itzer.
Vi "Brien and Mrs. Tom
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OUR APOLO IES
We apologize to our customers
who were disappointed in not
being able to buy some of the
advertised specials in our last
sale. The demand for our values
was much greater than the stock
we had available. We can assure
you that steps have been token
to have adequate merchandise
for our September Fall Value
Sale, October Dollar Days and
October Days Sales.
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Now open Thursday and
Friday Nights Until 9 p.m.
Money
to Meet
• Autumn
Needs
Back. to work—back to school—
' start the fall season with the things
you need! Get a personal loan —
planned to fit your problems and
your purse. Get it from the people
who..n}ake it easy for you at
Victoftra,and Grey _Trust..
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VICTORIA and GREY
TRUST COMPANY
MRS. JOYCE E. BLACK RON KEYS
MANAGER ACCOUNTANT
/fern were the top exhibitors
in fruits and vegetables and
Alan Hearn and Mrs. Lorne
Fell were best in grains and
seeds. `
Judging was- held in three
categories of fielderops. Don
Bragg vas . the winner in
wheat followed by Eldon
West man, Bill Arthur,-:
Albert Weenink, Burns
Blackler, Don Nairn, Ewact
Crago and Brvan Bertrand.
Winners in white beans
were Gerald Wallis. Ewart
Crago. Jim Nairn. Bryan
Bertrand, Don Nairn. Ken
Bearss and Gerald Francis.
Best in the cern com-
petition were Ken Bearss,
John Simpson, Ewart Crago,
Burns Blackler, Bob
Stephens. William Arthur,
Eldon Westman. -Jim Nairn
and Gerald Francis.
The winner in ladies.
-men's and childrens wear
was Nancy Perry while the
best in sewing. knitting and
crocheting were Lena
Kirkland, Mrs. Peterson,
Mrs. Miller -McCurdy. G.
Poet, Pauline Morrison, Mrs.
Agnes Davis. Iris .Gunton,
\Vilma Davis and Florence
Hyard.
The Anderson Carry -on
caub awilyd for most points in
young teens wear went to
• Nancy Perry and Janet
Parkinson.
Winners fir ttit=--serirrr
citizens section were Mrs.
Miller McCurdy. Mrs.
Peterson, Mrs. H. - Hern,
-Lena Kirkland and Mrs.
Agnes Davis while Terri
Britnell was best with 4-1-1
articles. The tube paintings
winner was Burns•;Blaekler.
A new teatureadded to the
4=H club competitions was a
swine class. The champion
barrow was shown by Gary
Urquhart.
All the hogs in this class
HAM ON THE LAM The champion borrow in the-Kirkton
4-H club swine show was entered by Gory Urquhart. Shown
with Gory at the left is Bill-Schaefer-'dvhopurtt,ased the prize
animal for the Kirkton Veterinary Clinic. Staff photo
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were sold by public auction
with Huron -Middlesex MPP
Jack Riddell acting -as
auctioneer. The champion
animal v;
Kirkton V
purchased by
rinary Clinic for
80 cents per pound
liveweight.
In the- 4-H Steel. class.
Norman Bilyea was the best
showman and the top valves
were shown by Drug Cook
and Dan Shute. The top dairy
st4ow lucre-was-Junc.Simpson
and Laurice Simpson and
Stephanie •Hartwick showed
the best claves.
Heather Bilyea was
champion horse showman
and grand. champion of the 4 -
If livestock showmanship
classes.
Following are :he school
lair results: •
Class A Writing
Grade I - Jamie Westman,
Brian Bearss: Kevin Gib-
bons. - Grade 2 - Melissa
Barton, Kristin Hendry;.
Kelly $pearin Grade 3 -
Stacey Vella_ ; - Corulee-
C'oulthard; Jennie Hen-
derson. Grade 4 - Karen
Atkinson: Danny C: Laurie
Hawkins. Grade 5 - Deanna
Lindsay: Sandy Stephens;
Jodi Sleeper Grade 6 -
Marlene Kernick; Sandy
Williams: Sheila; Betts.
Grade 7 = Debbie Lindsay:
Janet Hat twick : Vicky
Payne. Grade 8 - Betty
Johnson, Patti Willis; Kathy
Lamond.
Class B Art
Grade 1 - Wallace
McIntosh, Mary Jane
Riordan. Ellen MahofFy;
Grade 2 - Gordie Mills, David
St. Clair, Robbie Hatt;
Grade 4 - Tommy .Vincent,
Coralie Coulthard; Grade 5 -
John Poet. Diane Willis;
Grade 8 - Patti Willis:
Class C Crafts
Kindergarten - Katie
Goring. Peggy Dunnell, Paul
I3earn; Grade 3 - Carol
Willis: -Grade 5 - Diane
Willis. Sandy Stephens;
Grade 6 - Jim Miles; Grade.7
- Anne Paynter. Joy Hendry.
Class D Open -
A' button picjure - Linda
Poet. David Switzer; wooden
coal t - Chris William,
Caroline Poel. A model -
Pauj Stephens, Shawn
McNaughton, John Poet:
Any article made in in-
dustual art - Robert Weer -
sink. John Wiles. Chris
Williams; artiele-horne ec
class Caroline Pael. Joan
Stephens. Stephanie Hart -
wick. A pc pottery- - Sandy_
Stephens. Beth Williams: A
ceramic -arlicle - Anne
Paynter. Valerie Stephen.
19c�bbie Lindsay.
Class E Baking
)3ran Muffins :3 - Jim
Wiles. Nutritibus snacks 6 -
Maureen Blackler: A good
breakfast '- Chris Williams.
Class F Flowers
A bottle garden - John
Poet: Arr. childs birthday -
Katy Cade. Sandy Williams.
Patti Willis: A house plant in
bloom - Jim lti files,
Vegetables8. Fruit
Potatoes +31 - Leonard
Williams. Derrick Switzer.
Jim Wiles: Carrots 131 - Dale
Switzer, Brian Switzer.
Sandy Williams: Beets 13! -
- Derrick Switzer. Jim Wiles:
David Switzer: Tomatoes
ripe 131 - Maureen Blackler.
Sandy Stephens, Jim Wiles:
"tomatoes green 13 i - Bob
Switzer, Beth W'illiains.
Debbie Doupe: Green
peppers 12 i - Jim Wiles.
Sandy Stephens. Debbie
Doupe
• Class H -
. A collection special
12 year and under
Maureen Blackler, Sandy
Williams. Beth Williams: 13
years and over - Caroline
Pnel
. Class J Special
Huron County Historical
Society- -
10 prizes - Chris Williams,
Sandy Williams. Caroline
Poet. ' -
Special Bob Robinson
Jr 11 years and under -
Deane Robinson. John Poel.
Bradley' Stephens: Sr. 12
years and over - Chris
Williams, Paul Stephens.
John Niles. -
Special Horticultural
(6.11) •
Mobile - :Andrea 13lackler:
Geraniums - Andrea
Blackler. Katy Cade.
KIRKfON FAIR PETS — Dogs of all sizes and shapes were entered in Saturday's pet show at the Kirkton Foir. From the left
ore Sarah Ross, Wendy Coward, Lourie Bibby, runnerup Joan Bibby, Trevor Edwards, winner Tyrone Overton and Debbie
Angus. - Staff photo
Dixie Lee
can offer you
a•taste satisfying
experience 'that will
satisfy any group.
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