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(P, McFalls 735)
LG (0. Jaques 58 9)
FC (B. Groulx 608)
MI (B. Sanders 6151
Double winners
in fair races
Three horses each won two
heats during Saturday af-
ternoon's harness races at the
Exeter Fair.
Jay Dee Riggs, owned by Jim
Taylor of Hensall was first across
the finish line in both heats of the
class for non-winners of $500
lifetime.
In the second race for non-
winners of $1,000 in 1972, Grandpa
Hardy owned by Roy Larnport of
Centralia was a double heat
winner. The driver was Ken
Hardy,
The other two heat winner was
Adios Custer in the class for non-
winners of $2,000 lifetime, Adios
Custer is owned by Tom Hardy
and Don Squire of Lucan and was
driven by Ken Hardy.
Ken Hardy had a terrific af-
ternoon in the sulky. He reined
four winners and finished second
and third in his two other starts
with Trimmer in the first and
fourth heats.
A cash award of $10 and the
Day Tropy donated by Nother's
Trophies of Exeter and London
was won by Grandpa Hardy for
racing the fastest heat of the
MEN% 0A" LEAGUE
C4TH(E. Matzold 799) 7 14
Re (6).Sander5695 ) CI 2
SP (13. SM(th 044) 5 12
PA (C. Murray 757) 2
FA (P. McKnight 762) 7
$1,1 (H. Holtzman 564) 0
167 (D. Brintnel( 689) 7
141 (T. Lessard 597) 0
RO (G• Robinson 646) 5 10
IGA (A. Neal 751) 2 9 LP (W. Beattie 761) 7 14
UN (P, Glendenning 691) 0 5
MAN'S "E" LEAGUE
PD (J. Jones670) 4 4
DU (B. Pettit 032) 3 3
wQ (C. Zeehuisen 714) 5 5
DD (B. Callingham 664) 2 2
01,1 (R. Tiernan 660 4 4 NS (L. Drowning 590) 3 3
MF (B. Jones 702 ) 7 7
SM (L. Hau917609) 0 0
AC (B. Laye 690) 7 7
BE (H.iChappel602)
HH (J. 0000 got )
LADIES' "A" LEAGUE
AH (N. IVleikle 676) 7 12
TP (A. Mallard 508) 0
BB (L. Farquhar 740) 7 0
Chi (J. Cleave 567) p 2
FF (I. Ancy11563) 7 7
DQ (B. Carey 517) p HG (D. Monroe 698) 7 14
HD (R. Durand 655) 0
PP (A. Fairbairn 667) 5
5
SS (M. Holtzman 591) 2 9
MM (T. Heywood 694) 5 10
HU (..1. Russell
& N. Cockwill 497 2 4
LADIES'"B" LEAGUE
AC (M. Bridges 660 ) 5 a
BL (K. McLellan 670) 2 9
HO (L. Webber 735) 7 14
GY (R. A. Negrijn 621 ) 0
(N. Clowson 592) 0 11
W13 (V. Marche 436 ) 0 2
MM (M. Brunzlow 640) 7 10
PP (C. Greenacre 515) 0 0 KK (J. Cairnie 534) 4
HS (J. Simpson 555) 3
8
TT (R. Greene 574) 4 9
4,.Fl clubs meet
ThneMdvocate, September 20, 1972 Ng* 9
Workshop officials speak
Dy MRS. SUE EDGINTON.
CLANDE60YE
The Education and Cultural
Activities group was in charge of
the September meeting of the
Clandeboye Women's Institute
„held in the home of Mrs. Rupert
Williams with Mrs. Art Hodgins
convener.
Roll Call, "Are you in favour of
• the strap in school?" was an-
swered by 13 members and 2
guests.
Mrs. C. Coughlin President
dealt with the business. The
sponsorship of a girl in Italy was
renewed.
Guest speakers were Mrs,
G.Godbolt, President of Mentally
Retarded of South Huron and
district and C, Lutchin, Director
of the Adult Workshop, Dash-
wood.
4-H Club
Group I of the Clandeboye 44-1
Homemaking Clubs held its first
meeting on Saturday, The project
is "Dairy Fare," and 11 girls
enrolled,
Election of officers is:
president, Sandra Steeper;
secretary treasurer, Susan
Hardy; press reporter, Pat
Hodgins; leader, Mrs, Harold
Hardy; assistant leader, Carolyn
Hardy.
The girls learned how to make
a Quick Cheese Pizza and a
Honey Nut Flip.
Achievement Day
Pat Hodgins placed first with
her calf, in a class of 13 con-
testants at the Parkhill Ailsa
Craig District 4-H Dairy Calf
Club Achievement Day held at
the Parkhill Fair on September
22.
Ken Simpson, Paul Hodgins,
Bruce Furtney and Anne Steeper
also received red ribbons.
Ruth Conrsey took the Senior
Showmanship honors and Cyn-
thia Marshall won the Junior
Showmanship.
Personals
Mr. & Mrs. Earl Morgan at-
tended the wedding of their
brother, Gerald Morgan, Friday
in London,
Mr. Mrs. Max Biwa and
Tracey ,Boggs visited with Mr,
Mrs, Harry Murless, Sunday,
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HEADING DOWN THE SIDELINE — The second touchdown scored by the South Huron senior
Panthers was set up by an interception. Above, Brian Tuckey heads down the sidelines as Gord Pryde
and Gary Levier move up to help out. T-A photo
GOOD DEFENSIVE PLAY — The South Huron junior Panthers scored an 18-6 win over Stratford
Northwestern Thursday afternoon in the first Huron-Perth Conference game of the season. In the above
picture Kevin Wareing and Doug Mclsaac are shown stopping a Stratford ball carrier. T-A photo
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2-door hardtop, radio,
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1967 FORD Sedan, power
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1965 COMET 2-door
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standard transmission,
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1964 .MGB, radio, new paint,
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followed by Deb Wooden with six.
For the juniors Valerie Sweet
was outstanding with a 10 point
contribution.
The teams travel to Listowel
today (Thursday) and the next
home game is Tuesday, October 3
against Stratford Northwestern.
Game time is 2:00 p.m.
Interested parents and friends
are invited to come out and
support South Huron's girls'
basketball teams.
wartz.
Webb's letter was as follows:
Dear Sir:
After careful consideration we
have decided to support Mr. Sch-
wartz for sheriff, We feel he is
much better known in our area
than his opponent since a balloon
authorized 'by Schwartz for'
Sheriff Committee landed on our
farm. I ad certain that your
opponent will not receive any
votes in this area.
Perhaps you ,will let us know
how we may best support Mr.
Schwartz, nearest polling station,
etc.
We live about 140 miles north of
Detroit in Huron County,
Province of Ontario. If you are
planning a victory parade, please
Plow match
underway
The 1972 International Plowing
Match which started Tuesday
near Sebringville will continue
until late Saturday afternoon.
The match held on the Oliver
Zehr farm and neighbouring
farms was officially opened
Tuesday by former Canadian
Prime Minister John G.
Deifenbaker.
Scheduled for a brief stop to-
day, Thursday at the match is
Federal Minister of Agriculture
H.A. "Bud" Olson. Olson is to
lead to-days parade and take part
in official ceremonies before
heading for the Owen Sound fall
fair in the late afternoon,
Location of the 1972 Inter-
national Plowing Match and
Farm Machinery Demonstration
is on the Oliver Zehr farm and
neighboring farms, Sebringville,
Perth County, three miles west of
Stratford on Highway 8.
The exhibits will cover 75
acres. A large outdoor display
and demonstration of farm
equipment will be presented by
machinery companies. Other
displays will include 1978
automobiles, farm and home
building supplies, home ap-
pliances, snowmobiles and other
recreational items.
There will also be cooking and
fashion shows, steam-driven
farm equipment in operation, and
a daily noon hour parade.
Various government ministries
and numerolis private
organitations are among some
300 exhibitors represented,
One competition that always
attracts plowmen with a sense Of
humor is the press, radio and
television clasS. This group of
inexperienced plowmen will turn
their furrows starting at 2:30
p.m, on Friday, September 20.
Following the parade on
Thursday, September 28 the
large number of entries in the
Queen of the Furrow class will
begin, Winners will be announced
at the banquet Friday night.
Wardens of counties and
mayors of cities throughout
Ontario have entered plowing
competitions at the match, The
wardens plowed .011 the opening
day, while the mayors will
compete on 8atnrdav g thti.
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Room For The Trade-Ins On Our
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'73 Fords
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Winners
of the draws at our '73 Ford
Car Show were as follows:
First Ford Plailco AM/FM Clock Radio
Mrs. Penny Watson, 220 Churchill Drive, Exeter
Second and Third — Set of 38-Piece Cookware
• flea Stephens, R R 1 St. Marys
• Gerry Campbell, London
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forward spot. Coolers for heat winners were
Tuesday the two teams played donated by Mr. and Mrs. Dalton
host to Seaforth in an exhibition Finkbeiner; Hunter-Duvar and
game. South Huron won both Sons Garage of RR 6, St. Marys;
games; the Senior score was 32- Maurice Qua nce and Leroy
22 and the juniors won 28-4. Revington and Ron Swartz.
The seniors played a strong
game, aided by excellent
rebounding. Lynne Farquhar
was top scorer with eight points
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Farmer finds balloon but
ca n't vote for sheriff in U.S.
Steer
This
Way
BY
LARRY
SNIDER
country. We really could use your
vote,
Our committee is trying to plan
our parade for the main street of
Dashwood. We will let you know
of our plans. You may have to
settle for a picture of the parade.
Our primary election is Sep-
tember 12. If we win, the big
election is in November. We will
let you know of the results.
We are sending up some three
and five foot balloons this week-
end. If you see any floating by,
keep them for us. We would
appreciate. Keep your eye peeled
in the sky, The next ones are big.
Yours truly,
Clarence Schwartz
The original balloon found by
the Webb's was small and
Of the ten native birch species
only white birch grows
throughout Canada,
Coniferous trees emerged at
about the time that dinosaurs
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measured only about a foot in
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"Power-Bite" track. All-
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if your battery needs too
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There are about a dozen
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bride in soohl
Most person's in Ontario will
have the chance to vote in two
different elections within about a
month.
One Dashwood area family
came close to having the op-
portunity of voting on three oc-
casions.
In early August, a helium-filled
balloon was found on the farin of
Glenn Webb on the 14th con-
cession of Stephen township.
The balloon, found by Doris
Webb came all the way from
Kewaskum, Wisconsin and was
supporting Schwartz for Sheriff.
Webb immediately wrote a
letter to Clarence Schwartz who
was campaigning for the sherriff
post in Washington County in
Wisconsin.
The Dashwood man's letter
appeared in the Kewaskum paper
and a copy was sent to Webb
along with a reply from Sch-
include our community 'in your
route.
Your balloon appears to be
somewhat damaged, however,
we will attempt to repair it and
will send it back with the first
east wind.
Yours truly,
Glenn Webb.
A short time later, the
following letter was received
from Mr. SchWartz:
Dear Mr. Webb:
We appreciate your humorous
note. We sent your letter to the
local newspaper and am en-
closing a copy.
We did try to get you an ab-
sentee voter ballot, but they
wouldn't let us mail it out of the
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