Times-Advocate, 1987-06-17, Page 9Kirkton Institute meets
•y MIK. HAROLD DAVIS
he Kirkton WomenSlnstitute met
at Heywood's Restaurant May 28 for -
their annucal Secret Pal supper as 27
ladies sat down to a delicious stuffed
roast pork dinner.
The program was in charge of
Marion Urquhart, Eleanor Williams
and Evelyn Wiles.
Mrs. Fred Parkinson read the
minutes. There was a discussion on
Quilted Wall hanging contest "Rural
Season" open to all residents of Perth
County and bordering counties Huron,
Middlesex, Wellington, Waterloo and
Oxford for the, International
Ploughing match to be held in Perth
County in 1988.
It was moved we give a donation to
the Butler Project.
Mrs. Mervin Shute announced that
the Perth County W.I. Cook Book for
the International Ploughing match
1988 is now on sale. Mrs. Eleanor
Williams volunteered to look after the
Cook Books.
She also said that the New Hand-
book will be available at the North
I3ay Conference in July.
Mrs. Mervin Shute gave the
highlights of the district annual held
in Kirkton on May 19th. She said that
the Summary Day for "Short Order
Meal" will be held at the Stratford
Colliseum on June 2 at 8 p.m. 1987.
She also reported that Perth Coun-
ty has the largest number of 411
members.
Mrs. Marvin Hartwick gave the
report on the afternoon session.
It was planned a visit to the Ritz
Villa, Mitchell in August. It was
decided to have a Secret Pal Supper
and gift exchange again next year.
Cromarty
By MRS. ROBERT LAING
Neighbors of Eldon and Gladys
Alien, who are moving at the end of
June, met on Wednesday night at the
home of Bob and Ruth Laing for a
farewell party. Winners at euchre
were Lillian Douglas, Carlyle and
Penny Meikle, Isabel Kerslake and
Charlie Douglas.
Following an address of good
wishes, the Aliens were presented
with a pair of Grecian Urn planters.
Several from Cromarty attended
Ilibbert United Church anniversary
service in Staffa on Sunday morning.
Cromarty Prsbyterian's service was
cancelled.
Charlie and Lillian .Douglas left
Monday to visit cousins, Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Forward, of Elgin, in eastern
Ontario. Later in the week they are in-
vited to celebrate their 35th wedding
anniversary with the Rev. Robert and
Mrs. Mackie of Toronto.
Margaret Allen, Guelph, spent
Saturday with her parents, Bob and
Ruth Laing. During the afternoon we
took a walk to see the beaver dam at
the back of Jean Carey's farm, We
didn't see the beavers but found their
dam, and their house farther
upstream.
We had the gift exchange for 1987
and closed the -meeting with-a-eontest
--led-by-Mrs. Jack -Wiles.-
June 2 five ladies from the Kirkton
Women's Institute attended the Sum -
mary night "Short Order Meals" held
at the Stratford Colliseum, _ __ --
Debbie Chappell from --Exeter
demonstrated Food Processors
Recipes.
Times -Advocate, June 17. 1987 -.
AT TOWN HALL -- Local musiciaris Wayne, Linda and Gerry Smith
joined by noted fiddler Karen Reed, Sudbury, will be performing at
the Exeter town hall heritage days. They'll be providing dinner music
on Friday and then playing for an open air dance to follow.
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SAFETY INSTRUCTION — OPP Constable John Marshall and Lin Steffler
bus safety tips to Precious Blood fall term kindergarten students Robert
Gregus and Natalie Broom.
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