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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1952-04-09, Page 10•PAGE TEN Voice of the Junior Farmers Dead Duck Hunting club, Jim. The girls then re-assembled for the !joint meeting, Two girls from the North Huron Club were elected to the County Junior Institute, they were Dorothy Pattison, second vice-presi- dent and Evelyn Leaver, director. Two boys were also elected to the County Junior Farmers' Executive in the persons of Murray Bradburn and George Underwood, directors. Don Middleton of Granton, past- president of the Middlesex Junior Farmers, was guest speaker, choosing as his topic, "How Proud are You?" He stressed the importance of juniors being proud of their Club, thereby selling it to other young people and thus expanding their membership. A very enjoyable program was then presented by the Bruce County Jun- ' iors, which consisted of several musi- cal numbers and a comedy fashion show. Dancing to the music of an old time orchestra concluded an even- ing much enjoyed by everyone. There have been many inquiries re- garding the Junior Farmers' dance. ,It, is to he informal and barring fur- ther changes will be held late in April in the Wingharn Armouries. Messrs. Underwood and Bradburn went to Kincardine on Saturday night equipped with microscopes. etetho- °scopes, telescopes, germicides and bactericides, and after careful exami- nation pronounced Gene Diouhy and his orchestra from Regina, entirely °free of Hoof and Mouth disease. They 'promptly hired them for the dance. Tomorrow night, April PAIL, the. -regular monthly meetings of the !North Huron Junior Farmers and !Junior Institute will be held in Bel- 1 grave. The girls will meet in the ,Community room, Belgrave Commun- ity Centre and the boys will meet in 'the Foresters' Hall, where the joint meeting will alsb he held, Bowling Vera Falconer howled the high single of 237 and also the high triple of 608 points for the girls at the Jun- ior Farmers' Bowling League regular games at the .Goderich Bowling Ace- derny, Saturday night. Ross McGregor howled the high single for the boys with 209 points. ;Jim Johnston had the high triple of 542 points. The league standings are as follows, Alley Cats 37, Lucky Strikes 31, Happy [BowlersB 25, Sugar Bowlers 23, Pin Boy Peiters 20, Merry Missers; 8; Hill Top Lohbers 8 and Blow Ilards 8. ;To the members of the North Huron ',Juniors a Very Happy Easter: The Fanning Mill by,.Bob Carbert "There's no one with endurance,like the Man who sells Insurance, He gets us all in the end." e And that's more fact than fiction too, let me tell you from experience, There is a new son and heir at our house, and simultaneous with his ar- -MARKET PRICES PAID FOR .DEAD STOCK HORSES - CATTLE HOGS TELEPHONE COLLECT Palmerston 123w Durham /108 We realize our obligation when we fill your order for a Mem- orial—and we provide only ma- terials of unending serviceabil- ity. Design and workmanship are of the finest, and our prices are most moderate. CEMETERY LETTERING Promptly Done 1. is ALL MODERN EQUIPMENT WINGHAM MEMORIAL SHOP Phone 256 R. A. 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Each producer of eggs 1,11(1 poultry who wishes to vote will be required to declare his eligibility and to register with the returning officer at his polling station before receiving a ballot. Your Agricultural Representa- tive is the Chief Returning Officer for your County or District. Voting- will take place. on April 17, 18 and 19, 1952 between the hours of 9 a.m. and 9 p.m. In the County of Huron, • will be located as follows Dolling -stations for to-day's PileSettai& KOOLMOTOR OIL New Cities Service PREMIUM KOOL- MOTOR 011, Made by the Offle"HEART• CUT" PROCESS, a unique method of refining that retains only the "Heart" of the Roost erodes, is the "big talk" of the oil Industryl And now, NEW PREMIUM KOOL• MOTOR Oil, is at your neighbOrhood Cities Service DoOlOrl Stop In today arid refill the crankcase with the' oil that Is acknowledged The 'Best Oil Known to Science! 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