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service on Children's nday.
During the worship service,:ua.
passages of scripture from T.ini thy
were read and studied. _
The February mee �w°beleld
at the borne of Mrs. M e el Wheeler,
with the roll can being a Bible verse
containing the word, "love".
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age 12A - The Wir ham Aily cs,
Seniors hold
monthly euchre
BLUEVALE --- Laughter and
gaiety compensated for the lack of
numbers as 37 folk gathered in the
hall for the seniors' regular monthly
euchre party last Monday.
The genial hosts, Jack and Laura
Jenkins and Ross and Mary Turvey,
served delicious refreshments and
distributed awards for high scores to
Marie Stewart and Aleve MacTavish;
low .:to Margaret Mundell and
Harvey Edgar and, door prizes. to
Nancy Sco tt-and ton Coultes,
The next open card party is Feb.
13 and the -regular monthly meeting
is Jan. 30.
Area residents
elected to 1989
JF executive
` Robert Hunking of RR 1, Auburn
has been elected president of the
Huron County Junior Farmers.
Others elected to the executive at
a recent meeting of the association
in Clinton are: Rob Enders of
Wingham, first vice-president;
Brenda Steele of Stratford, second
vice-president; Karl Morrison of
Lucknow, secretary; Jeff Hearn of
Clinton, treasurer.
Paul Pentland of RR 6, Goderich,
agriculture contact; Dave Van
Beers of RR 1, Blyth, assistant
agriculture contact; Anne- Alton of
Wingham, provincial director;
Sandra Regele of RR 1, Dublin,
assistant provincial director; Dave
Webber of RR 1, Exeter, zone rep-
resentative; Linda Axtmann of
Wingham, newsletter editor.
Livestock tour
for producers
is March 6 to 10
The Livestock Management Tour,
sponsored by the Ontario Ministry of
Agriculture and Food, will be held in
the Kemptville-Ottawa area March 6
to10.
The tour is an opportunity for 90
young farmers from across Ontario
to visit approximately 20 different
livestock operations in Renfrew,
Lanark, Ottawa Carleton and Gren-
ville Counties to observe and discuss
various management practices.
Delegates also will evaluate
livestock at these locations, as well
as visit a number of livestock -
agricultural businesses.
Participants in the tour must:
—be at least 18 years of age
(suggested age range of delegates is
18to35);
—be actively involved or inter-
ested in the day-to-day operation of a
farm and;
—be willing To learn new farm
management practices and new
methods of evaluating livestock.
There is a registration fee and the
deadline for registering is Jan. 27 at
the Clinton OMAF office. The tour is
undoubtedly one of the best op-
portunities for young .or future -
farmers to experience Ontario's
livestock industry.
For more details, or to register,
contact Don Pullen or Nick Geleynse
at the OMAF office, Box 159, Clinton,
NOM 1L0 or call 482-3428 or 1-800-265-
5170.
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,CONFUSED AND BURNED, some of the 30 or so pigs that escaped Prom a burning barn in Turnberry
Township Wednesday afternoon wander about the snow-covered barnyard. Over 130 of the animals, in-
cluding 29 sows and three boars, were lost in the fire.
1 enjoys travelogue
of visit to Australia
Whitechurch — Mrs. Jean Tiffin
_ was convener of the Resolutions
meeting of the Women's Institute
which was held Jan. 11 at 2 p.m. at
her home. She introduced the.
speaker, Mrs. George Underwood
who, with her husband, had visited
Australia last year for 35 days. She
gave a wonderful armchair tra
velogue of the trip and outlined on a
map the part of the country they
toured. Mrs. Russell McGuire
thanked her and presented her with
a gift.
Mrs. Helen Currie opened the
meeting with a poem, the Opening
Ode and Mary Stewart Collect. ,Mrs.
Agnes Farrier read the minutes
from the last meeting. Mrs.
McGuire announced that the In-
stitute days at the Erland Lee Home
will be June 6, 7 and 8 from 10 a.m. to
4 p.m. each day.
The FWIC cookbooks are avail-
able from Anna Jackson, FWIO
office, P.O. Box 1030, Guelph, On-
tario N1H 6N1. There must be 2,400
of these books sold before Ontario
makes a profit.
Mrs. Tiffin gave the motto, "The
highest reward of a man's toil isnot
what he gets out of it but what he
leans by it". A sing -along was led
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W hitechurch
Notes
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Congratulations to Mr: and. Mrs.
- Murray Simpson on the birth of a son
in Stratford General Hospital on
Jan. 10. He is a new grandson for
Hugh and Mary Simpson.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Simpson, Mr.
and Mrs. Carman- Whytock and Mr.
and Mrs. Don Ross visited Sunday
afternoon with Millan Moore in his
new home. They presented him -with
a gift from his neighbors on the
second of Kinloss.:
by Mrs. Ross at the piano. Mrs.
Tiffin gave some interesting read-
ings, among them "They Say" and
"Salute to a Dishrag". She then
conducted a contest which was won
by Marjorie Wall and Helen Currie.
The meeting closed with "God
Save The Queen" and Grace was
sung. Lunch was served by the lunch
committee. The February meeting
will be held on the 9th at the home of
Mrs. James Wilson.
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