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Hi! •
My name is Mark McVittie and I
celebrated my 2nd birthday on August
16th. I would like to thank my Mom and
Dad, Grammas and Grampas, Uncles and
my Aunt Sammy for all the neat gifts>
I would also like to wish Joey Surton and
Peter Rieman a happy birthday.
Bye for now,
Love,
Mark
Eli!
My name is Jonathan Scratch and I live
on Jones Street with my Mom and Dad,
Carol and John, and my two year old
sister, Catherine, who is with me in the
picture.
1 celebrated my 6th birthday yesterday,
the 18th, with my buddies at a Mac
Donald's party. In the evening, I had a
family party with my Granny and Papa
Scratch and my Nana Shannon and a
Thunder Cat cake.
E'd like to wish a happy 15th birthday on
the 21st to my swimming buddy, Lon.
Bye now,
Jonathan.
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My name is Kimberley Brownlee. I will
be -8 years old Aug. 24th. I live with my
mom and dad on Suncoast Drive and my
dog Randy. I'm having my birthday party
at McDonald's.
Bye Mr now,
Love Kim
Hi! My name is Samantha Marshall. I
will be 2 on August 21st. Mom and dad
(Judy and Ray) are having an outdoor par-
ty for me. My sisters, grandpa, cousins,
aunts, and uncles are all coming. I'm go-
ing to have a care bear cake. Sounds like
lots of fun.
Love Samantha
Marvelle the Magician
coming to Goderich librar
Come to your local library on Thursday,
August 27th and enjoy the marvelous magic
of "Marvelle", the International Comedy
Magician. "Marvelle" will perform at the
Goderich Branch Library at 10.30 a.m.,
Clinton Branch Library at 2:00 p.m. and the
CPaforth Branch Library at 4:00 p.rn.
Marvelle" is a member of the world's
ii,ost exclusive Magical Society "The Magic
Circle", .and the International Brotherhood
of Magicians. He has performed all over the
world, has written two books about magic
and has taught magic at Fanshawe College.
Children of all ages will be amazed at
Marvelle's 30 -minute performance. The pru-
gram is free and everyone is welcome.
Space, however, is limited,. so get your free
ticket at your library as soon as possible to
avoid disappointment. �p This program is
;sponsored by your local branch library and
the Huron'' County Public Library.
March of Dimes camp
provides a chance for disabled
Summer is a special time and campers
know how to make the most of a season that
often seems all too short. The Ontario
March of Dimes realizing that the outdoors
should be part of everyone's summer ex-
perience, has, for the last 15 years, been
operating summer camps for physically
disabled adullts. The camps provide a
chance - even for severely disabled men and
women - to enjoy, swimming, fishing,
barbecues and campfires, overnight ten-
ting, and all the other outdoor experiences
that are unique tb summertime.
The camping program began with one
campground and 13 campers and has ex-
panded to four campgrounds and just over
300 perticipants. The majority of campers
come from hospitals, institutions and nurs-
ing homes. The Ontario March of Dimes
camping program provides a first time
vacation for many of Ontario's disabled
adults, which includes swimming,
barbecues and those special evenings sitting
by the campfire.
This summer through a program called
Campers Helping Disabled Campers,
privately -owned campgrounds all over On-
tario will be involving their campers m
many kinds of fund raising ettorts awned at
supporting the Ontario March of Dimes'
camping program. They will collect dona-
tions and sponsor special events (such as
tournaments, fishing derbies, dances, car-
nivals and auctions) and all the money rais-
ed by these efforts will be used to help sub-
sidize fees of disables campers, offset
operating costs and buy much-needed
specialized equipment. Kick-off date for the
program was the Victoria Day weekend.
"We are more than happy to be involved
in this program," said Bill Jay, Regional
Director of the Ontario Private Cam-
pground Association. "We feel strongly that
the same camping opportunities we enjoy
should be freely available to everyone. And
it seems particularly important for people
who are shut in most of the year to get out
and enjoy the summer. Our campers get a
lot of fun and a lot of satisfaction out of help-
ing The March of Dimes send disabled men
and women to camp".
The Ontario March of Dimes' camps are
located near Albion Hills, Burk's'Falls, and
Sudbury. The private campgrounds par-
ticipating in the program are located all
over Ontario, from Vermilion Bay to
Niagara Falls.
Match set for September 4th
The Huron County Plowing Match is fast
approaching. This year's match will be held
at the farm of Jack Riddell, MPP, Huron,
located in Stephen Township. The match is
set for September 4.
In addition to the regular events, a special
category using conservation tillage equip-
ment will be featured. This will provide pro-
ducers owning conservation equipment with
the opportunity to compete against each
other. It will also be a time for those looking
for new equipment to see a variety of con-
servation tillage implements in action in the
field where they can visually evaluate their
effectiveness. Judging will be performed-
based
erformedbased on the residue cover, tillage depth,
surface roughness, safety and general
appearance.
If anyone is interested in competing in this
category, or require more information on
rules, contact Wayne Cahtelon (482-7170),
Jim Ross (357-3845) or Brent Kennedy at the
Clinton OMAF office (482-3428).
Those interested in viewing or competing
in this conservation category should be
around no later than 2 p.m. on September 4.
bounty; 'dinner planned
A dinner program called Huron County -
An Agricultural Leader is planned for Oc-
tober 5. It will celebrate Agri -Food Week. As
part of the program, the Huron County
Junior Farmers' Association is sponsoring a
Rural Leadership Awards presentation. The
awards will bepresented to oeonle who halm
provided outstanding leadership to their
rural communifies in Huron County during
the past year or two.
The comrnmittee will welcome nominations
for thee awards from organizations or in-
dividuals until September 21. Nominations
can be made through the Clinton office of
the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and
Food.
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