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Plans set for plow match
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at Clandeboye event
The 50th annual Huron County
plowing match and farm
machinery demonstration will be
sponsored by the Huron
Plowmen's Association at Allan
Walper's farm, Stephen Town-
ship, near Grand- Bend,
Activities begin with the annual
coaching day on Thursday,
September 15 at 9:30 a.m, as well
as the Junior Match at 2 p.m.
Ray Montique, i Jarvis,
assistant head judge for in-
ternational plowing matches in
Ontario will be one of the
coaches. Expert plowman, Roy
Craig, Caledon East, will also
offer very capable coaching
advice.
The Queen of the Furrow
competition and all the nine
regular plowing classes and
demonstrations will be held on
the main day, Saturday, . Sep-
tember 17, beginning at 9 a,m,
Added features will include
horseshoe pitching, log sawing as
By KATHY COOPER
During the morning service at
thelElimville United Church, the
graduation-: promotion Service
and presentation of Seals took
place with Jim Lynn and Brian
Pym in charge.
Susan Grubbe received her
diploma. The second seal was
given to Ann-Marie Delbridge,
Andy Grubbe and Glenn Grubbe,
while Carolyn Dykeman received
her third and Michael Grubbe his
fourth.
The eighth seal was given to
Catherine Johns, Lori Kerslake
and Alan Pym; The ninth to Brad
Skinner, Barb Skinner and Doug
Cooper, Marg Pym; Joan Cooper
and Donna Kerslake received
their eleventh seal. Nancy
Cooper, Mary Johns and Gerald
Johns received their thirteenth.
The fourteenth seal was given to
Kathy Cooper, Elaine Pym and
Carol Allen, Rick Skinner
received his fifteenth and Brian
Pym received his sixteenth,
New owners
at Greenway
By MANUEL CURTS ,
We welcome Mr. & Mrs. Herb
Piper of Huron Park who have
purchased the General Store
here, Already, they have made
the business look attractive and
are deserving of the support of
the surrounding community.
Over 250 people registered at
the official opening of the Huron
Grain Co. here, last Wednesday,
and were favorably impressed
with the facilities available to the
farmers of this area in marketing
their grain,
Belated congratulations are
extended to Mr. & Mrs. Everitt
Mellin upon the birth of a son,
August 13, and to Mr, & Mrs,
Morley Eagleson, the birth of a
daughter August 24,
Cecil Srnithers is convalescing
at his home following a week's
hospitalizatiOn, as a result of a
haying accident,
Mts. Clare Reid is improving in
Victoria Hospital, London,
following major surgery.
Dawson Woodburn has
returned to his home following a
three-week holiday in England.
Mr, & Mrs, Lill Austin attended
the wedding ceremonies of Mrs.
Austin's nephew in St. Marys
Saturday,
Janet ZullOck is enrolled this
school year at the University of
Western Ontario and Joan
Lagerwerl at I'anshawe College,
Viola Curls, London, was a
weekend visitor at the home of
Evelyn and Manuel Curls.
3y the way: Tentray, home
from his first day of school,
"Well, Totnrny",, asked hiS
Mother, "what did they teach
you?" "Not much", replied
'Pommy, "I've got to go again,"
well as ladies' and men's nail-
driving contests.
An added attraction at this
year's match will be a demon-
stration of the solar heating
system that Mr. & Mrs. Allan
Wainer use to heat their home.
The 50th anniversary of. the
Huron Plowmen's ,,Association
will be celebrated on the evening
of October 20 with a banquet,
awards night and dance with the
Ian Wilbee orchestra supplying
music. Tickets may be obtained
from directors of the
Association.
The 1977 international plowing
match and farm machinery
demonstration will be staged on
the farm of Greenless Brothers
and. Sons .Limited, and neigh-
bouring farms in Frontenac
County near Kingston, Sep-
tember 27 to October 1.The Huron
County Committee '78 I.P.M. will
have an extensive exhibit located
near the headquarters building.
Personals
Several from the community
attended the grand• openings of
the South Huron Recreation)
Centre.
Several from the community
attended the bantam boys', and
girls' tournament at Kirkton. The
Hibbert Boys won the Bantam
Trophy and the Hurondale Girls
won the bantam girls' trophy.
The consolation trophies were
won by the Thames Road boys
ant the Exeter girls.
The Elimville Bantam girls
won the series ' trophy for first
place.
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Jewitt of
Sarnia and Mr. & Mrs. Oswald
Butcherit and boys of
Miss issaugavisited recently with
Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Fulton,
Mr, & Mrs. Alvin Cooper
visited recently with Mr. Roy
Kyle of Timmins.
Mr. & Mrs, Jake Hovius of
Crystal visited on the weekend
with Mr. & Mrs. Ross Skinner and
family.
By MRS. HAMILTON HODGINS
Mr, & Mrs. Cecil Squire spent a
few days touring around
Mackinac Island and Sault St.
Marie.
Mr. & .Mrs. Ernest Ferguson
visited Saturday with Mrs.
Gowan and Murray London
Township.
Mr, & Mrs, Charles McRobert
and family attended a get to-
gether for Francis Thomson
Calgary who is home for 2 weeks
holidays at the home of Mr, &
Mrs. Pete Blom, Granton,
Mr, & Mrs. John A. Damen
attended the Allan family
reunion, Sunday at the Lucan
Lion's Park,
Bob Armstrong, Ailsa Craig
visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs.
Ernest Ferguson.
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Anyone from the area visiting the
'77 I,P.M, is encouraged to call at
the Huron Exhibit.
Plans for the 1978 International
plowing match and farm
machinery demonstration on the
Jim Armstrong and surrounding
farms near Wingham, September
26-30,. 1978, are progressing on
schedule,
The 57th Memorial Service and
Decoration. Day at St, James
Cemetery, Clandeboye, was
observed Sunday.
The service was conducted by
Rev, John Holland of St. James
Parish, assisted by Rev. Keith
Brown of Lucan Clandeboye
United Church. Mrs. Alan Hill
was organist. Rev. G.C. Johnson
of Ilderton was guest speaker.
Harry Hern of Zion was guest
soloist, accompanied by Mrs.
Clarence Hardy at the organ..
The new caretakers of the
cemetery, Mr. & Mrs. Earl
Morgan, assisted by Mrs. Lucy
Pescod had the cemetery well
groomed and the many flowers
placed in Memory of relatives
and friends buried in that sacred
place, made the cemetery a
beautiful garden.
Miss Susan Hardy, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hardy, has
been the recipient of many
showers and parties, prior to her
marriage that takes place this
Saturday September 10,
A surprise shower was held at
the home of Janice Brick for
employees of the Veterinary
Wholesale, St, Marys, where
Susan is employed.
Donna Jones, St. Marys held a
miscellaneous shower for
members of the Broomball Team
and other friends of Susan.
Susans' uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Clarke, of Sarnia,
were hosts for a Clarke family
shower,
Mrs. Violet Hardy, of Lucan
grandmother of the bride en-'
tertained the Hardy families in
honour of Susan.
The community shower was
held in Maple Lodge School and
Susan was presented with an
electric fry pan, step-on can,
cannister set, clothes hamper
and a blanket from the com-
munity plus many other gifts
from friends and relatives.
The Clandeboye ladies softball
team eliminated Poplar Hill in
the semi-finals and now meet
Ailsa Craig in the finals, with the
first game, on Wednesday night in
Ailsa Craig, Come and cheer
your team to the Championship.
Mrs. Ethel Donaldson ac-
companied her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Len Donaldson, of Stratford
on a bus tour to Pennsylvania last
week. They visited the Corning
Ware Glass company, Hershey
Chocolate factory, Hershey Rose
Gardens and toured the Amish
country side,
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Millson
spent Thursday in Cambridge
visiting their niece, Ruth Ann and
Wolfe Baste t and Peggy,
Give seals, awards
at Elimville service