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BY NII5S MARY Moll-WAIN
Miss Kathy Dale Was guest of
honour at a shower held on
September 23rd at the home of
Betty Thompson with SO school
classmates. in attendance,
The evening was spent with
contests and games. Kathy,
received many useful gifts after
which she thanked everyone
very fittingly.
Mrs. Irene Grimoldby spent a
few days the past week visiting
with. Mrs. Jennie Stockton of
Drumbo.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dorrance
spent the past week vacationing
in Bruce County.
Jim Thompson spent the
weekend with his grandparents
Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Hunter of
Colborne Township.,
Dianne and Nancy Preszcator
spent the weekend with their
aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs.
Allan Pfaff and family of
Crediton.
Mr. Sam McIlwain of
Goderich visited on Saturday
with Mr, and Mrs. 'George
McDwain and Mary,
Miss Margie Whyte of Guelph
spent the ? weekend with her
mother Mrs, W. L. Whyte, Tom
and Bill.
Mr. and Mrs, Ross Jewitt of
Clinton were Saturday evening
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Preszcator, Billy and Debbie.
Sunday visitors with Mrs. Ella
Jewitt and boys were: Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Preszcator, Billy and
Debbie, Mr. and " Mrs. John
Jewitt, Carol Anne, Jtirly,
Danny, and Billy, Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Dowson, Brenda, Bonnie
and John of Varna.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Lamont
and Larry, and ' Mr. and Mrs,
John Mann all of Goderich, were
Sunday visitors with Mrs. Irene
Grimoldby.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mcliwain
and Joyce, Mr. Bob McIlwain all
of• Bayfield visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. George
McIlwain and Mary.
Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson
and family visited on Sunday
with Miss Grace Hunter who is a
patient in Goderich Hospital and
also visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Terrence Hunter of Colborne
Township.
Lyle Adams of Londesboro
spent' the weekend with Jim
Medd and Miss Wendy Tyndall
of Clinton spent Saturday with
Kerri Medd.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Glew of
The annual festival of the
harvest thanksgiving was
observed in St. James' Church,
Middleton, last Sunday.
The church was lavishly
decorated for the occasion with
a profusion of flowers, fruits,
vegetables and vivid scarlet
maple leaf branches.
The rector, the Rev. E. J. B.
Harrison, was in charge of the
service, which was well attended.
His text was Psalm 47:7, "God is
the King of all the earth: sing ye
praises with understanding."
He said that while the service
of 'thanksgiving has its 'origin in
. pagan festivals, honoring their
deities, so much more it
Mrs. Bob Johnston and Bruce
of Grand Valley Visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Medd, David, Jim and Kerri and
with Mrs. Annie Medd, oll the
occasion of her birthday.
A community shower was
held on. Monday evening at the
home of Mrs. Ella Jewitt for
Miss Kathy Dale prior to her
marriage in October to Wayne
HoegY
Kat . hy, Mrs. Dale, the groom's
mother, and grandmother were
seated in decorated chairs.
The evening was spent
playing contests and Mrs. Reg
Lawson gave a reading.
Mrs, W. L. Whyte gave the
address and Kathy received many
useful gifts after which she
thanked everyone. Lunch was
served by the hostess,
Mr, and Mrs, Jerry Riehl and
family of Huron Park Miss
Marilyn Riley of Scarborough,
Mr. Ron Goodfellow • of
Brampton, Miss Doreen Riley of
Stratford were weekend visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Riley and
family.
Adastral Park
BY CAROLE WARNER
The • CFB Clinton Land
Ranger Company held its
organizational meeting last week
and elected a new executive.
President, Diane Delcellier;
vice-president, Chris Ebel;
publicity, Chris Ebel; secretary,
Cathy Ingram; treasurer, Anita
Brochu; program chairman,
Joanne Will; Social activities
chairman, Holly Gilman;
transportation and equipment,
Belinda Latham; ceremonies
chairman, Bev Smith and
community services chairman,
Jane Wilson.
The Rangers, have been
working on their senior religion
and life badges. Padre
Yerematoff and Father Looby
both attended the meeting in
order to help the girls to qualify
for this badge.
CURLING
A meeting of the Ladies
Curling League will be held
Tuesday, 8 p.m. in the Base
Curling Club. Beginners and all
those interested ire curling are
invited to attend. Anyone who is
interested, but who cannot
the
behooves us to give thanks to
our God for all his mercies.
"Simplicity is a virtue, he said,
which we are in danger of losing
in our complex civilization. The
simple things like gratitude are
the best things."
The junior choir was under
the direction of Mrs. Don
Middleton. Mrs. Joe Storey
presided at the organ for the
whole service.
ST. JAMES' ACW
The ACW of St. James',
Middleton, will meet Oct. 9 at
the home of Mrs. Keith Miller.
The roll call word is
thanksgiving.
Many months. of work .and
training culminated at the Blyth
arena September 15 for the
members of the Blyth
Agricultural Speiety. Feeder Calf
Club when awards were .handed
out too the various classes At the.-
annual fat steer show,
A total .of g2 young people,
participated in the show, and the
quality of the steers was enough
proof of the job they turned in
feeding and training their
animals. .Keith Coates 'of
Centralia acted as judge of the
Animals.
Winners were ee follows:
Feeder Calf Top Ten Gain:
Jim Flynn, 775; Earl Flynn,
760; Rose Marie Flynn, 760;
Terry Flynn,' 745; Tom
Williamson, '730; Robert Snell,
725; Betty .Snell, 720; Frankie
Flynn, 720; Cathy Dale, 710 and
Larry Flynn, 700.
Finish — Juniors; Bari Flynn,
Edwin Haines, Kent Howatt,
Cheryl Flynn, Laurie Haines,
Frankie Flynn, Jim Flynn, Larry
Howatt, Danny Lear and Kevin
Howett,
Finish — Intermediates:
Ricky Snell, Larry Flynn, Lynda
Anderson, Cathy Dale, Clayton
Fraser, Carol Dale, Eric Scott,
Tom Williamson, Donny Henry
and Terry Flynn.
Finish -- Senior; Robert
Snell, Billy Snell, Shirley
Williamson, Ken Anderson, Jim
Anderson, Harvey Black, Joan
Howatt, Brian Black, Connie
Howatt and Bill Shortreed.
Showmanship — Junior:
Frank Flynn, Kevin Howatt,
Bernice Haines, Paul McClure,
Cheryl Flynn, Edwin Haines,
Larry Howatt, Steve Howson,
Jim Flynn and Earl Flynn.
• Sho wmanship —
Intermediate: Karen Tyndall,
Rose Marie Flynn, Terry Flynn,
Donnie Henry, Gerald Riley,
Cathy Dale, Larry Flynn, Robert
Watkins, Rick Archambault and
Lynda Anderson.
Showmanship — Seniors:
Harvey Black, Brian Black, Jim
Anderson, Robert Snell, Randy
Henry, Ken Anderson, Betty
Snell, Connie Howatt, Bill
Shortreed and Dave Finnigan.
FEEDER CALF SPECIALS
comPanies or individuals;
Kitchener Stock 'Yards, Canada.
Packers, BdWard Watson, Jim
COnites, Charles Coultes, United
Co-Operative, Brussels Stock
Yards, Rickie, Faye and
Armstrong, G. Poetrna, Stewart
McCall, L. Archambanit, Jack
Armstrong, Harry Snell, Milton
Dale, John Nesbitt, Gamble 4
Rodgers, Blyth Meat Market,
Lockridge Transport, Robt.
Gardiner, Campbell WeY, Town
Packers, Puddy Beef,' Lavis
Construction, Hoggart
Transport, Jerry Heffron, Dune
and Levack and Ed Gardhoupe.
HORSE SHOW
The Blyth Agricultural
Society's 105th fall fair was
opened this year by the fifth
annual horse show on Sept. 13,
More than 500 attended and
saddle classes predominated with
20 compared to 10 in the light
and heavy horse classes.
In the feature event, Roy
Beuerman of Monkton won the
musical chairs and wiener race.
Douglas Ward of Monkton won
the pickup race. Winners in the
western saddle classes were Ross
Leonhardt of Bornholm
and Margaret Shobbrook of
Blyth.
In the Palomino class, Miss
Shobbrook and Keith Moffat of
Bluevale were the winners.
Winners in the pony classes
and races were 'Murray Edgar of
Belgrave, Theresa Dale. of
Clinton and John Koskerne of
Blyth, '
In the four horse heavy hitch,
.Eugene McLeod of Kincardine
won oyer four other entries. In
other 'heavy horse classes, top
winners, were Andrew Catto of -
fort Elgin, Oliver Bannerinan of
Monkton, Russell Teeple and
George Gregg both of Paisley.
Melvin Randall of glarieworth
was winner in the under 44-inch
pony class.
Mrs. Charles Johnston of
Blyth was the overall winner in
the ladies division. Other Major
winners were Mrs. Wes Heimpel
of Wroxeter, Mrs. George Watt
of Blyth and Mrs. William
Hamilton of Londesboro.
Lynda Walden of Lucknow
4-H calf club was named ,Huron
County 4-H champion. Top
showman and winner of the.
A.Y.A. McLean ' Trophy was
Harvey Black, RR 1, Belgrave.
His brother, Brian was reserve
champion.
D. J. Cochrane, Huron
County Director of education
opened the fair after a parade of
some 400 school children led by
Seaforth District High School
girls' trumpet band.
There was a large number of
corrunerieal exhibit; both inside
the arena and: on the grounds,
CORN COMPETITION
Results of The Field. Crop
Corn Competition sponsored
jointly by Blyth Agricultural
Society and the Ontario
Department of Agriculture And
Food resulted as follows in the
field judging;
Carman Gross, 86; Watson
Reid, 85; Ronald Gross, 84;
Tom Cunningham, 83; Robert
'Marshall, 82; Harold
MeClinchey, 81; Eldon Cook,
80; Arnold Cook, 79; Peter
Verbeek, 78; Wrn. Taylor, 77;
Gordon Gross, 76; Lorne
Hunking, 75; Robert Peel, 74;
Ray Hanna, 73; Hebo Sertserea,
72 and Walter Cunningham, 68.
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showman, Harvey Black; top
intermediate showman, Karen
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Howson & Howson Trophy,
grand champion showman,
Harvey Black; Canadian Imperial
Bank of Commerce Tray,
champion steer, Earl Flynn;
reserve champion, Robert Snell;
Hugh Flynn Trophy, best
trained calf in the show, Robert
Snell; Hugh. Flynn rosette, best
trained, calf by youngest
exhibitor, elm Flynn and
Eaton's tray, top gain, Jim
Flynn.
The 92 calves in the feeder
calf' show brought almost
$30,000 in an auction at the
arena the same night.
The top steer, consigned by
Earl Flynn of Clinton, sold for
40 cents a pound to Kitchener
Stock Yards. The reserve
champion sold for 35i/2 cents to
Canada Packers consigned by
Robert Snell of Londesboro.
Buyers were present
representing the following
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