Times-Advocate, 1982-07-07, Page 7Klrkton Wlenoy visit
of Perth dairy princess
The June meeting of the
Klrkton Women's Institute
was held Wednesday June 24
with 4-11 members, mothers
and leaders as guests.
The meeting opened with
the Institute Ode and Mary
Stewart Collect followed by
the minutes and
correspondence.
The roll call was answered
by a favourite recipe made
with a dairy product. The
meeting was on Family and
Consumer Affairs with Mrs.
Keith Stephen and Mrs.
Burns Blackler in charge.
The Kirk ton 5 4-H
Cherries
Pick your own
sweet and sour cherries
starting July 12
at
Armitage Orchards
Ridge Road, Bosanquet Twp.
RR 1, Forest
Pitting machine on the farm for your
convenience. Closed on Sunday.
Phone 873-5970
homemaking club en-
tertained with a skit
Mrs. Burns Blackler in-
troduced our guest speaker
Janet Willows who is Perth
County's 25th Dairy Prin-
cess. Janet lives at
Carlingford on a 150 acre
farm with her parents and is
presently employed at
Thompson Green Grocer in
' Stratford.
Janet gave a very in-
teresting account of her
activities covering such
things as the Milk Marketing
Board, how she became
Dairy . Princess, and was
looking forward to a
workshop in Guelph and will
be spending a week in
Toronto before the Ontario
Dairy Princess is chosen.
Mrs. Keith Stephen thanked
Janet and presented her with
a gift.
Miss Vicki Burgin
favoured with two piano
instrumentals. President
Mrs. Al Eveleigh was in
charge of the business. A
committee was put in for the
Garden Party booths.
MR.
AND MRS. LLOYD MORITZ -
Kathryn Lynn Steckle and Lloyd Wayne Edward Moritz
were united in marriage on July 3, 1982 at the Church
of God Grand Bend by Rev. John Campbell. The bride
is thedaughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Steckle, RR 2,
Zurich. The maid of honour was Virginia Steckle and
the bridesmaid was tori Anne Steckle. Myron Moritz
was best man and guests were ushered by Dave Steckle
and Lewis Erb. Doug Steckle was the soloist. After a
wedding trip in southern Ontario the couple will take
up residence in Edmonton, Alberta.
Photo by Frank Phillips
New books arrive
By Elizabeth Schroeder
We have acquired many
good books at the Exeter
Library lately. To name a
few:,
1. Eden Burning by Belva
Plain; 2. A Lion in the way by
D. Cadell; 3. The Kennedy
Imprisonment by Gary
Wells; 4.Lawns,GroundCover
and Weed Control byDavid
Pycraft; 5. Yes, Virginia
there is a right and wrong! by
Kathleen Gow.
6. Boys, Bombs and
Brussels Sprouts by Doug J.
Harvey; 7. How to read the
Bible by James Fischer; 8.
Muggeride ancient and
modern; 9. Biography of June
Allyson ; 10. All about
chimneys: building, using
and repairing by John
Traister.
There have also been many
improvements to our local
library in the last few years.
That says something positive
about our Council, the Huron
County Library Board and
Bill Partridge. They are far-
seeing individuals who know
the importance of libraries
and books.
One of the improvements is
the "book return" near the
south entrance. This is a
boom to the borrower who
happens to forget the library
hours.
However, there is a right
way and a wrong way to
deposit books in the slot. The
"spine" of the book should be
inserted first. This prevents
the book from opening and ly-
ing "spreadeagled" in the
book truck. The next book to
fall on it could and does,
damage the spine quite
severely.
We encourage the use of
plastic bags, especially for
the children. Under no cir-
cumstances should records
and films be deposited in the
book drop:
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3 kilometres north of Thedford on Hwy.. 79 (Formerly Hwy. 82j
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Ready to go to work for you are left to right John MacDonald, Jack Van Herk, Steve
Maloney, owner, Paul Waddell, Morley Pringle and Mike McLaughlin. Absent:
Mike Corrigan, Eddie Kalbfleisch.
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At the present time there is
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As of this date,we have 50 satisfied paid-up customers in this aria. W• are proud to
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Seaforih Taxi, looks on.
Steve Maloney, owner and Paul
Waddell get ready for another
busy day. The office is located
right on the farm in Hibbert
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