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summer,, Ontario's Barrie area Location means
newest tourist attraction, the plowing Match is ideally
•„Canada's wonderland:is re. situated to permit those atm
calving lots of attention. At tending to take in the Match
the end of September, how- as part of a vacation.
ever the focus will shift north For instance, the Weekend
to Crown. Hill near Barrie of September 26 and 27 is the
where the International closing • weekend for Can-
•'PlOwing Match • and Farm ada's. Wonderland. Many
Machinery Show's 5 -day run rural families from across'
will become another Canad- Ontario are expected to coin-
ian, wonder! ••bine a visit to the theme park
• , • with the annual outing to the
Pim Tuesday, September plowing match.
29 through Saturday; Oct- The site is only a one hour
Point Farms 'Provincial
Park, located six kilometers
Highway 21 offers excellent
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fun activities for area
residents, campers and
visitors.
A variety of good reading
is available from the Huron
County Bookmobile from
1:30 to 3:30 p.m. on
Thursday, August 20. Meet
at 4 p.m. for 'Kids' Stuff'
followed by a lively hour of
puppetry and story -telling at
the barn at 7 p.m.
Batter up for a softball
game on Friday at 4:30 p.m.
At 8 p.m. meet at the barn
for a 'Twilight Hour' of films
for everyone's enjoyment.
On Saturday, you can try
out your creativity at the
pottery workshop at 2 p.m.
You don't have to be an ex -
ober 3, a 400 hectare site diive from'Canada's Largest
between highways 400 and city, Toronto and the urban
93 will awe visitors as surely popilation is being invited to
AS the commercial attraction come get acquainted with the
down the read. The IPM with industry that feeds them.
is famous tented *city is the This may be a golden oppor-
largesti• annual agricultural trinity to show consumers the
event n the world. intricacies of modern agricul-
Local organizers are excit-, ture and: demonstrate how
ed at the potential for record farming is Canada's most
Matchto be
RUndreds of interesting
and educational exhibits in-
clude the lates in farm tech-
nology, machinety, livestock,
seed, chemical, consumer
• products and automobiles.
Other exhibits which make.
the IPM a popular attraction
are steam engines, horse
drawn wagons, antique and
historical displays, banks,
variety shoWsPand the county
exhibits which offer a taste of
Sitricoe. County past and
future.
Parades, a children's mid -
Way and over 00 food conces-
sions give the tented city a
carnival atmesphere.
' The city. of Barrie is the
Point Farms activities
attendance this year. The effic• ient industry.
.
itend wedding.
• By Kathryn Todd name a place in Ontario you
would recommend to a tour -
Sympathy is expressed to_ ist, answered by 16 members
the Humphrey families in the , and three visitors.
area on the passing- of The motto, Minutes of
William Humphrey! last Yesteryear from the 1911
week. Mr. HumphreY resid- meeting book, was read by
ed in the St Helens area Mrt. Ivan Clark:
during most of his lifetime. Mrs. Frank McQuillan had
Sympathy is also expres- the topic and gave an inter -
sed to the MtPherson family esting paper on the details of
on the passing of Luella the Royal Wedding and the
McPherson. preparations to make it a
' Congratulations • goes out "Cinderella” wedding tome
to Mr. and Mrs. Allan Mc- true.
Donald on the birth of their
son on August 17, 1981. The St. Helens Institute
,
Congratulations goes out wilFhave the Huron County
to Mr•Book Library in the hall from
, and Mrs. ' Teffy _
1 - 4 'p.m. on Mondays and
Jamieson on their recent
marriage on August 15. Mr. members will take turns
• and Mrs. Jamieson are both supervising. The money will
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former residents of the area. be used to renovate the hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Todd, A trip to Niagara Falls is
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Todd, planned for September. Mrs.
Mrs. Isobel MacPherson, Luba Weber gave her report
Mr.• and Mrs. Gordon Mc- on the.Waterloo Conference
Pherson, Mr. Don MacDon- followed by sing song and
ald and Mr. Mel, Lyons all currnt events prepared by
• attended the wedding of Mrs. Russell Phillips, • read.
Fred Black and Nicole Mal- by Mrs. Doris Mewhinney.
boeuf in Matheson (near The institute will hold card
' Timmins) on August 15. parties again this year begin-
St.ning in October.
Helens W.I.
north of Goderich : on
gateway to some of Ontario's
most spectacular vacation
country, Situated , on Lake
Simcoo, it is only minutes
away from, southern peorg-
flan Bay's many historical
site, recreational facilities
and beautiful sights. For
those who wish to go further
afield, the *famous , holiday
regions of Muskoka and Hall-
burton are little more than an
hour's pleasant drive away.
There's something for ev-
eryone at the International
pert to join in the fun. At 8
.p.m. a haywagon Will bring
the campers from the cam-
pgrounds to the barn for the ,
OSS 1VIS
Plowing Match and lots more
close by jn 1981. Plan now to
attend the Match sometime
between September 29 and
October 3.
For more information, con-
tact: R. T. (Bob) McMahon,
Secretary Manager Ontario
Plowmen's Association, c/o
Agricultural and Horticultur-
al Societies Branch, Ontario
Ministry of Agriculture and
Food, Legislative Buildings,
Toronto, Ontario M7A 2B2,
telephone: (416) 965-1091.
square dance. kick up your
heels with the Clinton Wheel
Dealers as they perform
colourful modern square
dancing demonstrations. A
square dance caller will
teach you the steps and then
everyone can join in! !
You are welcome to attend
an informal, old-fashioned
church service at the barn on
Sunday morning. From 2 to 4
p.m. you can create your
own masterpiece on the
beach at the sandcastle
Wilding contest.
For more information,
contact the visitor services
staff at the park (524-7124) or
pick up a weekly newsletter
at the permit office. Admis-
sion to all these, events is in-
cluded hi your entry fee to
the park. Have a _ great
weekend!
South Kinloss WM.&
held their August meeting at
the home of Miss Mary
MacIntyre. The president,
Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall, op-
ened the meeting with a
poem, We see .the hand of
God in All.
Mrs. Nancy Maclntyre
gave the scripture and medi-
tation. Some comments
were, Christians are a special
people, who must share the
gospel of Christ with ones
fellow man. Do not curse the
darkness, but instead light a
candle. Our corner of the
world. should be a little
bOghter.
'Mrs. Olive Needham read
two poems, Happiness and
Supposing. The roll call was
answered with -• a scripture
verse having the word, tal-
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ent, There 'were 21. present
and, three visitors.
The meeting was privil-
eged OS have Mrs. • Grace
Richardson, . a missionary
home on furlough from El
Salvador, Africa, as ° guest
speaker. She told something
of her •work and showed
interesting slides.
The offertory prayer was
given. by Mrs. Ted Collyer
and the courtesies by Mrs.
Nancy Machityre. A musical
number was enjoyed, played.
by Helen and Heather. Mac-
• Intyre. The closing prayer
was given by 'Mrs.. Olive
Needham,' .
A social hour was enjoyed
and lunch served by the
hostess and directors, Mrs.
Nancy MacIntyre and Mrs.
Olive Needham.
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Services
JUTE , CHURCH
Aug. 23 tucknow United March
• Aug. 30 Lucke United Murat
Sept. 6 LaittnoW Vaned Church
MINISTER
Rev. Monahaw
Rev. Mittnahaw
Rev. Mtinahow
it pleased to aussounCe that effective
August 17th, 1981
• be wW be niovhst.his office -to huger quarter.
at the Campbell Street location.
of the former Scotty Cirsuatico & Crafts
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1980 LADA, 4 door
1980 PONTIAC PARISIENNE, 4 door sedan with air
1980 CENTURY, 4 door, 6 cylinder
1979 CHEV IMPALA, 4 door
1979 AMC CONCORD, 2 door
1979 FORD LANDAU, 4 door, fully equipped
1979 BUICK LeSABRE, 4 door, Limited
1978 CHEV IMPALA, 2 door hardtop, with air
• 1978 C1.IVROLET, 4 dr. stationwagon, fully equipped
1978 CHEVELLE STATIONWAGON
1977 PONTIAC PARISIENNE, 4 door sedan
1977 CHEVELLE, 4 door, with air
1977 DODGE MONACO, 4 door, with air
1976 OLDS CUTLASS, 4 door
1976 MERCURY MONTAGO, 2 door hardtop
• TRUCKS
1980 GMC 3/4 ton, 4 wheel drive
1980 3/4 TON, pickup
1979 GMC, 34 ton, pickup, 4 speed
1978 FORD 34' ton pickup
1977 FORD 600, cab and Chassis, or 16 ft. van
1974 INTERNATIONAL; 1600 series, cab and chassis
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•Rot 6100
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NOG 2110 .
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Phone 1074173
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