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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-12-16, Page 4Keith Montgomery and chairman John O'Leary. and area news Dorothy Miller Dow; Auditors - Dorothy Nominating Comm., Betty Miller, Muriel Scott; Dow, Lillian Douglas. d J J IJ1J J a • . • J J J Win a Gift Certificate Equillo your Purchate— (Winner every shopping day) Dee. 7 - Mrs. Seettlo, Dungannon - $24.00 Dee. 6 - Joan Lelbold, myth -1130.00 Dee. 9- 01111 Craig, Myth - $14.60 Die. 10 - Cheryl Kruse, Seefortis $24.00 Dec. 11 - Mrs. John Bryce, Paisley -5176.26 Dec 12 - Chris Sylame, Slyth - $142.411 November Jackpot Winner - $50. GI It certificate Becky Elgle, atytn Val's Fashion Fare OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK CHARGEX WELCOME Blyth county plowing match' Approved paying for the meal of those attending the presentation to the OPA, other than the delegates; - Approved the idea of hav- ing a hospitality room during the OPA convention; Approved increasing the secretary's and treasurer's honorarium from $35 to $50 per year. 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Prices effective until Saturday, December 19, 1981 SEAFORTH SUPERIOR MARKET ^SOWED AND SERVICE eV Elliott MARK & CO. LTD. THE HURON exPosITOR, DECEMBER 16. 1981 Correspondent ‘4 MRS. ED. REGELE 527-1106 Mr. and Mrs. Ed Regele visited last Monday with Mr. Clarence Dennis of Atwood. Mrs. Joy McCowan was elected Seeretary Treasurer of Zone Three of American Saddle Herse Association of Ontario. • , The Te* Poole of Rostock and Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Bisback of Seaforth visited with Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCowan. Mr. and Mrs. Harold McCallum and Ceti visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Regele Sattiiday ,evening. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hartman 'of Brucefield visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harold McCallum. Mr. and Mrs. Neil -Beuerman and boys visited Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Paul McCallum and girls. Mr. and Mrs.' Ed Regele visited with Clarence Dennis who is a patient at Listowel Memorial :hospital. ' The Women's Missionary Society of Cromarty Presbyterian Church held their combined Christmas and annual meeting on Thursday afternoon at the home of Edna Stoneman. Aileen Knight presided. The roll call was answered with a Christmas tradition. Favourite carols were sung and the Christmas Story froms, Luke was read in unison. Mrs. Knight dealt with the theme, "Let the light of Christmas abide with us all through the year". Agnes Lamond gave as her topic. "Time and Space for God." The president. Dorothy Miller. read an address and presented a Life Membership Certificate to Lillian Douglas. who expressed her thanks. The annual reports were read and accepted, The meeting closed with the Lord's-,--Pfliyer. • Agnes Esmond assisted the hostess in serving a delicious lunch BY DitPHAME LEVESQUE Armed with support from various groups in Perth County. the Plowmen's Asso- ciation will make a bid for the • 198" International Plowing Match even though they anticipate disappointment Since establishing the de- sire to have the IPM in Perth. the association has its eye on 1987. but is aware of the:-fact Grey County has been, turned down two years ih a raw and is in the running for 198^. George Waldie. a long time member of the associa Don. warned members not. to be disappointed as Grey County is "very aggressive" in its attempts to be awarded the 198' plowing match, President Doug Aitcheson said when Perth first applied for the 198' match, no other county was in the running, but said it wouldn't surprise the association if they v. eren 't given the go ahead for the match. Perth's representative on the Ontario Plowmen's As- sociation Albert Carson. said Grey County has a lot of recreational land. while Perth County is mainly agricultural which had been provided by all. 1982 Slate of. Officers Past President: Muriel Scott; President - Dorothy Miller; Vice-Pres. and Secretary -, Lillian Douglas; Treasurer Lila McKaig; Supply Sec. lilaNeKaig; Friendship and Service and Literature Sec. Agnes Lamond; Glad Tidings Secretary - Betty Dow; Lunch Treasurer - Betty Dow; Press Secretary - Edna Stoneman; Associate Members, - Betty lands. He noted exhibitors. most relating t6 agriculture. prefer to be located in the heart of agricultural lands. Mr. Carson added that the idea Perth also wouldn't be' awarded the match in 1988 because of its relative close- ness to Grey County isn't true. As an exampie. he 'Said Lambton county hosted the match in 1973. the year after Perth last hosted the 'event. He said Latiibton is about as close to Perth as Grey. President Aiteheson said Pertli•will make a "low -4Y" presentation in, its attempt to get the IPM at the OPA's annual convention in Toronto on Feb. 15 and 16. First vice-president Lloyd Morrison said six farmers in Perth have been approached by the association to see if they would allow the match to be held on their farms. "Five indicated their wil- lingness. while one is unde- cided," said Mr. Morrison. Other groups supporting the idea. include the four Women's Institute districts in Perth. church groups, service clubs. the City of Stratford and the County of Perth. The , association's members pre- sent at the annual meeting also gave their support. In other business, the asso- ciation: Approved the nominating committee's report returning present executive to office. The executive are. president Aitcheson, first vice-presi- dent Morrison, second vice- president Rae Bender. sec- retary John McKay, trea- surer Ed Doerr. provincial director Albert Cerson. and directors Bruce Aitcheson. George Kellman. Ellard Lange. Lorne Bell, Wyne Schneider, Ron Skinner. Roy Ehnes, Ormond. Pridham, Tim Nicholson, Carl Vock. Joe McDonald. Burns Black- ler. Art Wickie. Keith Rose. Fred Bertrand, Vern Bast. George Wilson. Henry Har- burn, Jack Robinson. Debbie Beaumont. and Peggy Kip- fer; Approved the president, vice-president and secretary as delegates to the OPA convention and to receive $200 remuneration. The 5200 figure was 'increased from $100 and covers hotel. trans- portation. and meal expenses for the two-day convention. It was noted the remuneration fee does not come from donations the association re- ceives, as they are put to- wards the prize list of the of WINTER STORE HOURS Monday ; Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 8 a.m. to 12 noon 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. SATURDAY 8 a.m. to 12 Noon ItmetwaHOLIDAY HOURStostecto Regular Hours Dec. 22.- 23 - 24 CLOSED — Dec. 25 Christmas Day CLOSED Dec. 26 Boxing Day OPEN — Monday, Dec. 28 OPEN — Tuesday, Dec. 29 CLOSED FOR INVENTORY Wednesday, Deci 30. Thursday, Dec. al ' CLOSED — Jan. 1, New Year's Day CLOSED — Saturday, Jan. 2nd Open Regular Hours Jan. 4 onwards BALL-MACAULAY SEAFOW5 CLINTON 527-0910 482-3405 erth 1987 FDA HIICSS vice chairman tlACKillOp heads Cromarty WMS