The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1968-10-03, Page 12Kirkton 4-I-1 calf winners
Spectators at the Kirkton Fair were treated to a double show in the 4-H calf club judging competitions.
Joint activities of the Kirkton and St. Marys calf clubs were held during the afternoon. Some of the
winners of the Kirkton club are shown above. From left, Nelson Bilyea, grand champion showman, Don
Stephens, best junior calf and Anne Urquhart, second in showmanship and in senior calf competition.
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STAFFA
The Staffa United Church
Women met in the Family Life
centre Wednesday evening. Mrs.
Lorne Fell opened the
devotional with prayer as the
theme, followed by a Prayer of
Commitment.
Several passages of scripture
were read by Mrs. Norval Elliott
with an interesting explanation
of each text.
Mrs. Arthur Kemp presented
an interesting film entitled "Man
On The Door Step".
Miss Vera Hambley presided
for the business.
It was moved to donate $25
to the Biafra relief.
A dainty lunch was served by
hostesses Mrs. Sam Norris and
Mrs. Cameron Vivian.
PERSONALS
Mr. & Mrs. Johnny Miller
attended a shower Sunday at the
home of Mrs. S. B. Taylor,
Exeter, for Miss Pat Harris and
Bill Noakes whose wedding is to
take place the latter part of
October.
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Aitcheson,
Seaforth, visited recently with
Mrs. Penelope Fell and Lyle
Worden.
Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Butson
visited Sunday evening with Mr.
& Mrs. Walter O'Brien.
Mr. & Mrs. Allen Vivian,
London, visited Saturday with
Mr. & Mrs. Cameron Vivian.
Miss Heather Daynard,
Western University, and Bob
Templeman, Guelph University,
were at their homes over the
weekend.
Mr. & Mrs. Allan Appleby,
London, and Miss Margaret
Worden, Western University,
were with Mr. & Mrs. Russell
Worden Sunday.
Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Elliott and
Mr. & Mrs. John Drake and
Murray visited Sunday with Mr.
& Mrs. Marshall Dearing, Ailsa
Craig.
David Templeman entertained
nine of his school friends
By MRS. W. MOTZ
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Wein were
recent dinner guests with their
cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Milne
Rader, Zurich, the Rader golden
wedding anniversary the
occasion.
Mr. and Mrs. Ballantyne
Thompson and Mrs. George
Macintosh of St. Marys spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Haist.
Mrs. Earl Haist returned home
last Tuesday after visiting friends
in Detroit for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Edwards of
Walkerton called on Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Wein Saturday,
County changes
through roads
Due to the fact that in recent
years there is more traffic on the
north-south Par Line (County
Read 31) than on the east-west
Hay/Stanley Town Line at their
intersection at Hillagreen, the
County of Huron decided to
reverse the STOP signs so that
the road with the most traffic
would be the through road,
In Order to prevent accidents
at the corner it was decided to
make the change-over in stages.
In stage No. 1 both roads were
made STOP for a temporary
period (4—WAY STOP), Stage
No, 2 provides for removal of
the STOP signs on the
riorth.south Par Line at this
corner.
The Couto will eteet new
and law STOP 750 FEET
AHEAD signs on. the `T'o'wn Line
in advance of the cornet and will
remove the STOP signs on, the
Par tine. on October 8th, 1B68,.
Tuesday evening on the
occasion of his tenth birthday.
Misses Janet and Edna Miller,
London, visited over the
weekend with their patents, Mr.
& Mrs. Leslie Miller and Mrs.
Mary Miller.
Miss Geraldine Ternpleman
visited over the weekend with
Miss Karen Fowler, Mitchell.
Mrs. Sam Norris and her
granddaughter, Jill Novis, left
Tuesday for Ottawa where they
will be visiting with Mr. & Mrs.
Anthony Brait and Richard.
Mr. & Mrs. John Templeman
visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs.
Russell Ische, RR 5 Stratford.
STAFFA STITCHERS
The fourth meeting of the
Staffa Stitchers needlecraft club
was held September 17 at Mrs.
Bert Daynard's home.
Mrs. Spencer Jeffery pointed
out the many uses for the
featherstitch and went on to
demonstrate the chain and lazy
daisy stitches.
Mrs. Daynard showed several
characteristics all good designs
share, noting that simplicity
often heightens attractiveness.
The members worked on their
samples or runners until the
close of the meeting.
Their fifth meeting at the
home of Mrs. Spencer Jeffery
was last Tuesday.
",After telling the uses of the
chain and lazy daisy stitches,
Mrs.1- Jeffery demonstrateed the
'making of a twisted cord.
twisted' cord, simply made yet
decorative, is used largely in
hanging up wall hangings etc.
Judy Jeffery, president,
taught how to make the fly
stitch and Mrs. Jeffery taught us
the Roman stitch, a variation of
the fly stitch.
The remainder of the meeting
time was used to make samples
of these two stitches.
TOPOtiPPe t1iPer§- 110, thgPteter
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Centralia and orediton
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customers on two-party lines
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Many relatives and friends
attended the reception and
dance held in Dashwood
Community Centre last Saturday
evening for ,Mr. & Mrs. Larry
Carey.
Miss Anne, Angela and Sheila
Regier spent the weekend with
their parents, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph
Regier of Dashwood.
Mr. & Mrs. Walter Berdinski
and family of Detroit and Mr. &
Mrs. Lawrence Kuntz and family
of Greenock spent Sunday with
their mother Mrs. Pat Fleming
and Tom,
Mr. & Mrs. Ronnie O'Brien
and baby of London have moved
into the former home of Mr. &
Mrs. Erwin Thompson, who have
purchased a home and moved to
Parkhill.
Mr. & Mrs. Joe Hogan and
girls, Exeter spent Sunday with
Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred Hogan and
Margaret Anne.
Mr. & Mrs. Joe Houlihan are
making a great recovery in St.
Joseph's Hospital London after
their recent car accident.
Miss Elizabeth Boyle is a
patient in St. Joseph's Hospital
after taking ill at Parkhill High
School.
Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Regier and
Rev, Father Jansen attended the
Senate Meeting Saturday in
Windsor.
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Senior winner
Winner of the senior division, of
the Kirkton 4-H calf club
competition Friday was Norma
Switzer, shown above with her
prize-winning animal.
T-A photo.
Crowds up
at museum
Attendance at the Huron
County Museum in Goderich
was 21,763 from its opening in
May until Thursday of last week.
Curator James Chisolm said
the figure is up 200 from the
same period last year. He also
said that 2,000 school children
have visited the museum this
year, a decrease of 200 from last
year.
The museum now lists 11,326
exhibits. Three hundred were
added this year.
Mr. Chisholm was scheduled
to retire October 1, but has
agreed to continue on until
October 31.
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