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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-04-30, Page 29• • "sr, { • • • • A FRIENDLY FISHERS — The banks of Morrison smaller counterparts. Shown trying their luck Webb and his Big Brother Fred Tyndall. Dam we're Tined with PIS ore Connie Illmon and daughter ditaift Brothirs and Sisters and their Jennifer of sng with Nathan T -A photo CREDITON POSTER WINNERS — The winners in the recent poster contest sponsored by the Crediton volunteer fire department received their prizes recently. With fireman Doug Lightfoot are Jodi Desjar- dine, Sheri Keller, Paul Martin, Brian Brand, Kelly Austin and Derek Desjardine. T -A photo Plan on fishery management The Ministry of Natural Resources is planning to hold a series• of open houses across Ontario to present and review the draft of the Lake Huron Fisheries Management Plan. The plan presents a lake -wide strategy and acts as a guideline for more detailed operational District ,fisheries Management Plans. It iden- tifies objectives and targeta, and management direction for their achievement. The direction given in this strategy is the result of a con- #ideration of all feasible options. The preferred o.tions sresented reflect the best judgement of the lake's Ministry of Natural Resources office fisheries managers to meet the pro- in Wingham, where the draft plan is posed targets within the capabilities available for review. of the resource. The open house for the Wingham District will be: May I, 1986; 1:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m., Saltford Valley Hall off Highway 21 north of Goderich. If you are interested in the direcy{on of fisheries management for Lake Huron, you are encouraged to attend and make your comments, concerns and suggestions know. If you 'are unable to attend the open house, please send your comments to,.tI* A MACHINE PROJECT — Dave Balsdon of the High school grade 12 machine class shows his to principal Bruce Shaw and teacher Al DeHaan. from scratch. South Huron District model 'steam engine The engine was built T -A photo WINS CENTRALIA DRAW - Eric Finkbeiner of Crediton was the win- ner of the $1,000 major prize in the recent elimination draw spon- sored by the Centralia Community Centre •Board to raise funds for a new playground. Making the presentation at the left is Don Clarke of the Community Centre Board. T -a photo Junior Ag The Junior Agriculturalist Pro- gram is designed to give urban students between the ages of 18-18 a chance to gain some valuable agricultural experience. The aim of the program i. to bridge (he urban - rural gap. Students are interviewed and placed on a suitable farm for a nine week period extending from mid- June to mid-August The student receives 820.00 per day as training allowance with the farmer contributing =10.00 and the govern. program ment the remainder. The farmer also provides room and board. Co-ordinators for the Agricrew and Junior Agriculturalist Program will be starting in the Huron Office on May 5th. North Huron will be covered by Brock Whitehead, and South Huron by David Wright. Farmers and young people in- terested in these programs should contact Brock or David at the Clinton OMAF Office 482-3428 or 1.800.266-5170. CANCER CAN BE BEATEN 4 cl7ou ME Mary Cheese" Rail and Beatrice Rieberdson of Esetet and Eileen Ronnie and Jeanette Turner of Heasali were trophy wieners at the Stall -Lee Shut Reheard Tournament held last Wednesday in the township cot= Runners-up were Harold and Davis of Ida Godkin and Roberta Phm>eteel of Clinton. There were 64 competitors in the tovreament, and some very close games. Wilfred Cinder and Aldie Mustard of tbe Stan -Lee Club went to the semi-finals. Harold Peck ' and Charles Reid organized tbe tourna- ment. A hearty lunch was served by the Sesquicentennial lunch commit- tee. Congratulations to all who con- tributed to a very successful event. Plate artist My thanks to Carol Penhale who called to give me more information concerning artist Rick Riordan who painted the scene for theSes- quloentennial souvenir plate. He mar- ried Shirley McFadden, daughter of "Mac" and Marion McFadden, former owners of Bayfield Hardware and the Building Centre. Rick and Shirley are very fine and highly respected people, and Rick's artistic talents are known to many in the Bayfield area. Wilfred Chuter, Eric, Sharon, Sherri and Jeff Chuter were in Guelph on April 20 for the baptism of their granddaughter (Wilfred's great- granddaughter) Sarah Ashley Denomme, Steve and Tanis' baby. Godparents are Sherri Chuter and Mark Denomme. Huron Centennial School gave an r• 1� • TI ns-Advoeaf•.' Aprfi Bit .14 Pape 17A oqrd at Varna excellent peoselptatMn 01 this history of Stanley Towaoellip on Wednesday and ThursdaynightThey Call ItStapley, But I Catt IlInkeeibrtor keeping as a, gram pdde was boautifuNy *WPM souvenir. From the mu4r d res of the early settlers to the mere recast GRADUATES — On March 27, 1986, Anthony Jones Jr., son of Tony and Jean Jones of Huron Park graduated in the top ten of the Officer's Training Course, in Chilliwack, B.C. Anthony now continues his training as on Air Force pilot in Trenton, Portage to Prairie, and Moose Jaw. from lkIland, the "Butter and treinaed the modem Air Band Break Dams, plus much more, it was very t+me done. In the old tradi- tion et "the show must go on", Paul H10 played Reeve Clarence Rau with his leg Mq a ort, having fractured his ankle the previous Saturday. [lay Raley will speak on using worm castings in gardening at the May meeting of Varna UCW on Thursday of this week. Meeting time is s o'clock. There was a good crowd for the Stanley Recreation Commission's Spring Dance at the Complex on Saturday night, Door prize winners were Hub Thiel - a Sesquicentennial plate; Jack and Tove Bell - Stanley Township History Book; and Frank Soudent - tickets to the New Year's Eve Dance. A number of spot dance prizes were also awarded. A highlight of the evening was the presentation of a trophy to Mark Taylor and Ronnie Coleman for their efforts in the Canoe Rally. It was fashioned by Jerry Thiel of the Zurich area. The trophy was mounted on a big chunk of log, with a broken pad- dle over it. Inscribed on the paddle was "Donated by the Bayfield River Spectators Club", and on the plaque on the log was "Mix and Dip in '86, Canoe Rally, Bayfield River, April 13, 1986. Splash and Spark and Ronnie C., Raft Division". Mark and Ronnie had more than a little trouble in completing the course the day of the Rally. Mark accepted the trophy. Unfortunately, Ronnie wasn't at the dance. 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