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By GORDON MORLEY
Mr. Alex Hodgins, formerly of
this district, who has been in St.
Joseph's Hospital for some time
has been moved to St. Mary's
Hospital in London.
Mrs. Don Scott is a patient in
the hospital.
Mr. Les Morley and Mr. Cecil
Hartle returned home from a
hunting trip up north.
Mr. & Mrs. Ancel Lee attended
the Winter Fair at Toronto.
By MRS. FRANK SQUIRE
Mrs. Norman Hodgins attend-
ed the funeral Saturday of the
late James Squire at the Hop-
per-Hockey Funeral Home, Ex-
eter.
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Simpson Jr.
London visited Sunday with Mr.
& Mrs. Alex Baillie.
Mr. & Mrs. Norman Hodgins
and Mr. & Mrs. Percy Hodgins
and Jimmy attended the Royal
Winter Fair Friday. Jimmy was
showing his calf in the Queens
Guineas and was in the first
prize row.
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Green-
lee, Exeter, and Mr. & Mrs.
Ernie Taylor, London, wereSun-
day visitors with Mr. & Mrs.
Percy Hodgins.
Mr. & Mrs. Cleve Pullman
visited Sunday at Kitchener with
Mr. & Mrs. Ron Kirkham.
Mr. & Mrs. Win. O'Brien,
Ingersoll, called on friends in the
community, Saturday.
Mr. Grafton Squire attended the
Shur-Gain ban qu e t Wednesday
evening at the Dufferin Hotel,
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Mr. & Mrs. Cleve Pullman
visited Friday evening with Mr.
& Mrs. Lloyd Elliott, London
Township.
Mr. & Mrs. Prossler, London
visited Saturday with Mr. & Mrs.
Arvid Beitans and Sunday Mr. &
Mrs. Alf Udus and family, Kom-
oka visited the Beitans.
Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Squire, Doug-
las and Bill were in Stratford,
Sunday visiting with Mr. & Mrs.
Wm. Hastings.
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Hodgson were
in St. Thomas Sunday visiting
the latter's father, Mr. Camp-
bell Birtch in the hospital. They
also called on Mr. & Mrs. Jack
Dees, former residents of this
community.
Mr. Hamilton Hodgins was in
Toronto Tuesday attending the
Ontario Cream Producers annual
meeting held in the Royal York
Hotel.
Mr. & Mrs. Alton Neil and
Donald were Sunday guests with
Mr. & Mrs. Norris Desjardine,
Grand Bend.
Sunday callers with Mr. & Mrs.
Alton Neil were: Mr. & Mrs. Ray
Adams, Mrs. Sam Adams, Mr.
& Mrs. Len Powell and Mr. &
Mrs. Clark Rawlings, London.
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Wallis and
family of London visited Surday
with Mr. and Mrs. Alton Wallis.
Mrs. Alton Wallis attended the
Royal Winter Fair in Toronto
last week.
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Page 12 TimesAdvocate, November 24, 1966
Kirkton dairy club
feted by sponsors
Discuss history at WI,
resort UCW pick slate
beiner; flowers, Mrs. Colin Love;
program convenor, Mrs. Douglas
Gill; auditors, Mrs. Ken Free-
lairn, Mrs. Don Flear.
Lunch was served by Group I.
ing, Mrs. Ray Patterson; Midst-
Ian citizenship, social action,
supply and welfare, Mrs, Cannon
Louie; press, publicity, period-
icals, Mrs. Elgin Webb; steward-
ship, recruiting and co-operation
in Christian Eduoation and M and
M, Mrs. Alex Hamilton; card
convertor, Mrs. Fred Willerte
social convenor, Mrs. Art Fink-
PERSONAL
Mr. George Walper is a pat-
ient in Victoria Hospital, Lon-
don.
The Kirkton 4-11 Dairy Calf
Club was entertained by its spon-
sor, the Kirkton Agricultural So-
ciety, In the form of a turkey
banquet on Saturday i n Mount
Pleasant United Church.
Also in attendance were Miss
Sandra Lupton, Perth County
Dairy Princess, who spokebrief-
ly telling of her duties and Miss
Beth Crago, Kirkton Fair Queen.
The guest speaker, Andrew
Hoe was introduced by Gerald
Paul and thanked by Mrs, Nor-
man Amos. Michael O'Shea fa-
Despite the fact he's been confined to hospital, Stephen Township farmer Elgin Adams will have his fall
plowing done thanks to some of his neighbors. Last weekend six men converged at his farm to clean up
the work, Shown above are Ervin Devine, Dick Zielman and Les Adams who worked on Saturday, On
Friday, Hugh Morenz, Ken Baker and Ferman Snyder were on hand. --T-A photo
Cromarty girls fete mothers
Pair mark 50th event
Rae Buson and Mary Barnes
welcomed the guests as they ar-
rived. The girls gave an outline
of what they had learned at their
meetings. Miss Laing displayed
a record book and reference
file to show the visitors what this
club entailed. Mrs. Carey gave
the visitors an interesting ac-
count of the two days she and
Mrs. Laing had spent in Toronto
as guests of the Ontario Depart-
ment of Agriculture. The club's
president, Mary Baines poured
tea and the members served
their guests fancy sandwiches
and dainties. Mrs. Carter Ker-
slake expressed the thanks and
appreciation of the guests pre-
sent.
By MRS. WELLWOOP GILL
GRAND BEND
The Grand Bend Women's In-
stitute met Thursday afternoon
in Town Hall with a good at-
tendance. Mrs, Don Hendrick,
convenor for Historical Research
and Current Events, was in
charge of the meeting. Many
items were on display as well
as the Tweedsrnuir Book with a
new item added. "The family
Tree of the Late Mr. and Mrs,
Andrew Turnbull." Mrs. Garnet
Patterson gave an interesting
paper on the history of parts
of Toronto. Roll call was "Name
a Canadian author and the title
of his or her book." The matte
was discussed by Mrs. Elgin
Webb.
Mrs. Harold Walper, presi-
dent presided for the business
during which time $50 was voted
to South Huron Hospital, Exeter;
$10 to Children's Aid at Goderich;
$10 to War Memorial Children's
Hospital, London.
Mrs. Ed Gill gave a report
on the executive Board Meeting.
Mrs. Leslie Adams gave a report
on the London Area Convention
which was held at Goderich.
UCW MEETING
The general meeting of the
Grand Bend UCW was held Tues-
day evening with Mrs. Charles
Reeves conducting the opening
worship, her theme being "Pray-
er". She was assisted by Mrs.
Alex Hamilton.
Mrs. Hamilton also gave a
report on the regional meeting
which was held at Elimville. Mrs.
W. Gill presided for the busi-
ness. Final plans were made for
the bazaar. Reports were given
by all conveners, $10 was voted
to the leader of the Messengers
for supplies, also money to send
three members of the Hi C's to
Toc Alpha and one hundred dol-
lars to Rev. and Mrs. Irwin who
are studying this year in New
York and $150 to over and above
gifts.
Rev. G. E. Morrow conducted
the election of officers for 1967.
Past president is Mrs. Clarke
Kennedy; president, Mrs. Well-
wood Gill; vice presidents, Mrs.
Wm. Sturdevant, Mrs. Wm. Ble-
wett; recording secretary, Mrs.
Raymond Kading; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Leroy Bariteau;
treasurer, Mrs. Lorne Wright;
pianist, Mrs. Mansel Mason;
ass't. pianist, Mrs. Verne Sharpe;
Convenor s; finance, Mrs.
Emerson Des Jardine; nomin-
ations, Mrs. Robert Jennison;
community friendship and visit-
By MRS. KEN McKELLAR
CR °MARTY
Mr. & Mrs. Wilbur Miller
celebrated their golden wedding
anniversary by holding open
house at their home Tuesday,
Nov. 8. They also celebrated
with a dinner in Cromarty Pres-
byterian Church Saturday where
friends and relatives were pre-
sent for the event. Their at-
tendants at their wedding 50
years ago, Mrs. Sam McCurdy,
Kirkton, and Mr. Lloyd Colqu-
houn, Mitchell, were both pre-
sent. Mr. & Mrs. Miller have
a family of six, Mrs. Ken (Dor-
othy) Duncan, Mrs. Jack (Jean)
Duncan, Kirkton, Russell, Ken-
neth, Jim and John of Hibbert,
They have 14 grandchildren.
voured with a piano instrument-
al and a duet was sung by Misses
Cathy and Joy Thacker.
The 4-H Showmanship Trophy
Was awarded to Jim Hodgins; the
T. Eaton Co. Trophy to Bob Ross;
the Royal Bank Trophies to Anne
Urquhart and Nelson Bilyea and
the Carnation Trophy to Jim
Ross,
Anne Urquhart received a
jacket from the Victoria and Grey
Trust Co, for high score on her
year's work in the club. Sue
Aim Squire received a blanket
from Perth County Holstein club
for top member in her club at
Stratford Fall Fair.
A 4-H Certificate for the com-
pletion of 12 projects was pre-
sented to Nelson Bilyea.
It was learned that Micheal
O'Shea had been chosen as one
of the delegates to represent
Ontario in the National 4-H Farm
Club Week.
Doug Avery, Perth County As-
sistant Agricultural Represent-
ative, was in charge of the awards
and presentations made to the
club members.
A cheque from the Kirkton-
Woodham Farmer's Club was
presented by Alvin Crago to the
Agricultural Society to assist
with its sponsorship of the 4-H
Club,
Dr. Norman Amos introduced
the head table guests as follows
— Mr. Clarence Switzer, Pres-
ident, and Mrs. Switzer; Mr.
Alex Crago Sec-Treas., and Mrs.
Crago; Rev. and Mrs. T, Elliott;
Mr. & Mrs. Rae Stephen; Dr. a nd
Mrs. Norman Amos; Mr. & Mrs.
Gerald Paul; Mr. & Mrs. Doug
Avery; Mr, Charles Barrett, Vic-
toria and Grey Trust Represent-
ative; Mr, & Mrs. William
Spence; Mr. E,F. Woolley, man-
ager of Royal Bank, St. Marys,
and Mrs. Woolley and Mr. And-
rew Hoe.
Other guests included the Fair
Queen contestants. Mrs. Norman
Amos gave a few of the high-
lights of the competition held in
Fordwich for the Fair Queens
of the area in which Kirkton's
Fair Queen Miss Beth Crago
participated. Mrs. Amos said
she hoped that the Agricultural
Society would consider t he
crowning of another queen for
their centennial year, 1969.
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WINTER WHEAT
The Crop Insurance Commission of Ontario
offers an entirely new concept of insurance
on winter wheat. Coverage includes the
hazards of Drought, Excessive Moisture,
Excessive Rainfall, Flood, Hail, Insect
Infestation, Plant Disease, Wind and Win-
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his normal expected yield. Applications for
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ENTERTAIN MOTHERS
The Staffa Servi-ettes 4-H
Homemakeing club entertained
their mothers and the members
of the Staffa Women's Institute
in Cromarty Presbyterian church
Saturday.
PERSONALS
Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Miller and
Edna were guests of Janet Miller
at the dinner of the graduation
class of Well's Academy held
at the Holiday Inn, London,
Friday evening.
Mr. & Mrs. Chas. Douglas,
Andrew, George and Cathy vis-
ited Sunday with Mr. Douglas'
mother, Mrs. Arthur Douglas,
Embro.
Miss Anna Scott, was home
from London for the week end
and visited with Miss Mary Mil-
ler, Mitchell.
Guests entertained at the home
of Mr. & Mrs. Jim Miller to
celebrate Betty Anne's 6th birth-
day were Mr. & Mrs, Ron Pat-
terson, Murray and Glen of Mit-
chell and Mr. & Mrs. John Mil-
ler and family of Staffa.
Mr. & Mrs. J. R. Jefferson
visited recently with Mr. & Mrs.
Hilliard Jefferson of Auburn.
They attended a birthday party
for a niece Miss Mary Jeffer-
son of London Friday at the home
of her sister, Mr. & Mrs, Mur-
ray Wilson of Auburn, Mr.& Mrs.
Jefferson were accompanied by
Mr. & Mrs. W.A, Chessell and
son Brian of Stratford.
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Scott at-
tended graduation exercises for
the pupils of Wells Academy,
London which was held at Hol-
iday Inn Friday night. Their
daughter Miss Agnes Scott was
successful in receiving her dip-
loma.
Mrs. R. Dodds and Mrs. Nor-
man Harburn attended a shower
for Miss Karen Christensen of
Walton at Winthrop United
Church Saturday.
Mrs. Gerald Carey, Mrs. Rob-
ert Laing and Mrs. John Wallace
attended the Royal Winter Fair
as delegates, sponsored by the
Agriculture and Food department
of the 4-11 Clubs,
Mr. & Mrs. Will Miller and
Mrs. Grace Scott visited recent-
ly with Mr. & Mrs. William
Sillery Exeter.
Mr. & Mrs. George Camer-
on and Mrs. Ella Hulley, Bruce-
field visited on Saturday with Mr.
& Mrs. Bill Hulley and family.
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Hulley and
family were Sunday visitors with
M. & Mrs. Jim Ramsey and
family and Mr. & Mrs. Bill
Ramsey and daughter at Lis-
towel.
Mr. & Mrs. Archie Couper and
family, Mitchell, were Sunday
visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Gerald
Carey.
Mrs. F. Taylor visited in Tor-
onto with Mr. & Mrs. Don Taylor.
Dashwood resident
marks 80th event
New family
in Bidduiph
By MRS. M. H. ELSTON
The Marnmolite family has
taken up residence in the home of
John McAllister, formerly owned
by Mr. Karl Weiberg.
Miss Birdene McFalls, Detroit,
spent the weekend with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex McFalls.
Mrs. Jack Blair visited Monday
with her mother, Mrs. Ellen
Flannigan, London.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Blair Sunday were Mr. Ben
Fisher, Randy and Cindy and Mr.
and Mrs. Clark Fisher, Exeter.
Guests Sunday with M. H. and
Mrs. Elston were their cousins,
Mrs. Phin Dickins and Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Dickins, London, and
guests during the week were
Rev, and Mrs. N. D. Knox and
Ruth, St. Thomas.
Mr. Neil McAllister of WOAS
Ridgetown spent the weekend with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
McAllister, and attended com-
mencement exercises at South
Huron District High School Fri-
day night. Neil received his honor
graduate certificate.
M. H. and Mrs. Elston were
guests of Miss Marilyn Gardiner
Exeter, at her graduation as RNA
Friday evening in James Street
United Church.
Mrs. Charles Atkinson spent
the weekend with her daughter
and son-in-law, Mr, and Mrs.
Joe Kemps, London.
Visitors during the weekend
with her sister, Mr. and Mrs.
John Dickey, were Mr. and Mrs.
Ken Adams, Orono, also their
daughter, Miss Judy Dickey, Lon-
don.
family from Ashland, Wisconsin
were visitors in town last week.
The 4L's Sunday School class
of the Evangelical UB class in-
vited their husbands to an even-
ing of bowling at Grand Bend
last Tuesday after which fellow-
ship and lunch were enjoyed at
the church.
The Youth Fellowship of the
EUB church appointed new of-
ficers, namely; president, Norma
Weigand, vice-president, John
James; secretary, Eleanor
Wolfe; treasurer, Rick Geiser.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Keller,
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Willert,
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Restemayer
and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rader
and Darlene spent Sunday
at Thamesford with Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Baker and family,
Mr. Harrison Weigand is a
patient in Clinton Hospital.
By MRS. ERVIN RADER
DASHWOOD
The children of Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Restemayer namely Mr.
and Mrs. Melvin Restemayer,
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Kraft of
London, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Miller and Mrs. Madeline Fleet
surprised the former on his 80th
birthday by entertaining them
for a turkey dinner at the Dash-
wood hotel on Sunday. Mr. Reste-
mayer is in good health and
still enjoys working.
DASHWOOD COOKING QUEENS
The 8th meeting of the 4-H
girls was held Nov. 15 with the
mothers, leaders and members
present. Each member helped to
prepare a dish for a supper for
the mothers.
PERSONALS
Mrs. John Rader, Mrs. Eben
Weigand and Mrs. Leonard
Schenk attended the Royal Winter
Fair at Toronto last week for
their work in 4-11 clubs. This
is sponsored by the Department
of Agriculture for 4-H leaders
throughout the province.
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