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Since I s have not yet received word who won I will leave this for next week's edition. Please tune in for -further .notice of Provincial 'games. Next Ripley Junior Farmers meeting will be February 12. NEXT STOP - TORONTO Junior farmer talent festival that isl On the week end of January 31, February 1st and 2nd, a bus will' leave Ripley and a bus will leaVe Teeswater headed in the direction of the Royal York Hotel, in Toronto, where we will let loose and show off all• our amazing talents. 'This year we have the 4 part choir, composed of about 40 young people, from Teeswater and Ripley. There is an ' old time square dancing group sauntering down to show off their footwork. There are' entries in soloist competitions; duets, photo- graphy and slide projection, arts 131r6,,AIRE JIALLIDAY BRIEFS FROM COUNTY ANNUAL MEETING % The directorate of the Bruce County Junior Farmers held their regular and annual meeting on Monday, January 20, in • the O.M.A:F. board room, Walkerton. The Directorate consists of a President, Vice. President, Secret- ary-Treasurer, Provincial Director, Alternate Provincial Director and the president, and two representa- tives from each club. ' There are seven , clubs in .Bruce County; Ripley, Teeswater, Mildmay, Ches- ley, Tara, Port Elgin, Paisley, which are represented at this meeting. The regular meeting dealt with , yearly reports and unfinished business. Past president •Bill Collins pres- ided over the annual meeting and election of officers. Mary Alexand- er of Tara was not opposed as she was re-elected for a second term as President of the County. A member of the Ripley Club; Jim • Farrell was elected as vice presid- ent, while Bill Davis of Paisley grabbed up the job 'of secretary- treasurer. Retiring from these two positions is Brian Beech of Port Elgin, who will take up a new duty as husband to Edith Cummings on* April 26, and Bruce Aitken gave up the secretary-treasurer job to be elected Provincial Director for the upcoming year. Gord Weedon, who has done a great job for the County in this capacity, is depart- ing to Middlesex County to work with the Extension Branch. Co-editors, were elected this year for the County Newsletter "Jagiv- ire" and are Claire Halliday and Betty. Hogg. Alternate Provincial Director for this year is again Bill Collins. • Following the annual meeting, a detailed study • of the rewritten constitution was conducted by Gordon Weedon. Several signific- ant changes were made. Each club may now have three directors at the County meetings. A minimum age' of fourteen was passed after a lengthy discussion. A copy of the amended constitution will appear in the next "Jagivire". A big thanks , goes to the outgoing executive who have done much 'to establish Bruce County as number "one" in the Province. • Congratu- lations.and good luck are extended to the new elected blood on this year's executive. STRIKE AND GLITTER On Sunday, January 26• Harry Hollands, Bill and Murray Collins, Ken and Bonny Holtby, Donna and Denise Huber, Dianne Bannerman, Dianne MacKay, Julie Reeves, Barry Marshal and Claire Halliday dragged • their butts into the Walkerton Bowling lanes for a "sparing" afternoon of , bowling. This was a' county event where it was decided who would be repres- SOUTH KINLOSS Mr. and Mrs. Herb Buckton visited with Mrs. McConnell in Mildmay. Mrs. Evan Keith, Murray and • Sandra left on Sunday for a week's holiday in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Jaelc-Needham are spending 3 weeks in Spain. Mrs. Evan Keith and Mrs. Ira Dickie attended the Presbyterial in Wingham last week. Walter Dickie •from Toronto and Douglas Dickie- from Markdale visited with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Ira Dickie last week end. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Collyer left on Sunday for a holiday in Florida. pl and crafts, debating team, and writing. The Junior Farmer Talent Festival is held annually with an expected attendance this year of -about 3500 -people. It is a provincial competition with people from all over Ontario "kipping into junior farmers". FRIDAY, JANUARY 31 For the Junior, Farmers going to Toronto from the Ripley Club,. the bus will be stopping at the Knotty Pine Restaurant in Kincardine. At 1:00 p.m. the bus will, leave for Ripley where it . will stop at the Township Hall by the High School. At 1.30' p.m. the bus will leave Ripley and proceed, to the Walker- ton District High School. At 2.30 p.m. the bus will leave Walkerton in the general direction of the Royal York Hotel in Toronto. Arrival time approximately 5.00 p.m. Friday, January 31, 1975. On Friday night a coffee shop is being held. All day Saturday -provincial competitions. WHITECHURCH, • Mrs. Bessie MulliSs arrived home on Saturday after visiting a week with Mrs. Cousins' of Thank- esford.— On Wednesday Mr., and Mrs. Ted Robinson of Donnybrook were accompanied to .Alliston by her mother, Mrs, Ella Johnston of Winghain. They were at , the funeral parlor at Alliston, where Mr. Albert Peacock rested. Richard Moore of the Lucknow Pee Wee hockey team informs us that on Friday evening they "played in Brussels with a score of 5-4 in faVor of LucknOw.' On Saturday, Biussels played. at Lucknow with a, score 4-1 in favor of Lucknow. On Thursday, January 30 they play with' Milverton. Congratulations boys. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Johnston were Sunday visitors ' with his mother Mrs. Gershom Johnston. George Grigg and Mrs. Johnston were Friday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Robinson of Donnybrook. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Conley and Jason of Wingham were Sunday visitor4 with Mrs. Earl Caslick and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Conn. Albert Coultes visited on Thurs- day with his daughter •Mrs. Wilbert SchiVichtenberg in Southampton Hospital and reports she is improv- ing quickly. Mr. and ,Mrs. John Willis and Jeffery of Kincardine ,spent the week end with her parents Mr. and Mrs: Bill' Osijek of Culross. Mrs. Earl, Caslick also visited. there Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Walter, Elliott and family • were Sunday visitors with her sister Mrs. Ronald Perrott, Mr. Perrott and family of Goderich. Tom Jamieson was a Monday visitor.with his son John. and Mrs. Jamieson of East Waw,anosh. Whitechurch United Church an- nual' meeting is this Thursday evening at 8.30 in the church.