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Home My WebLink AboutWingham Advance-Times, 1981-03-04, Page 13inyoducfag HARRON Your tiPCV Candidate in Huron -Bruce AGRICULTURE the REAL ISSUE IN HURON -BRUCE Being a farmer, Gary Harron is aware of the farmers' problems. - Uncertain Markets -High interest rates -f=oreign land speculation -No incentive for young people to farm -Unfair import laws Gary is not satisfied with government's approach to the farmers' problems. With more than 50% of jobs related to agriculture, the farmer is entitled to more attention. The Problems Can Be Solved The Potential Can Be Used VOTE HARRON Progressive -Conservative MARCH 19 II:Cv WIN 'C' CHAMPIONSHIP—The Fordwich Rockets wpn championship at the Wroxeter industrial league hockey IOW" In Howick on Sunday. Members of the team are, from Iefte frW. Wray Wilson, Jack Rutten, Steve Taylor, Paul Taylor op, field .Gibson; middle row — Rick McCann, Hank Winkel Weber, Harvey Gibson, Jim Preston, and George Hamiltolit meat chairman; back row - Barry Gibson, Tim Gibson, Larry Clarkson, Norm Wilson, Barry D'Arcey and Dale Gibson. Absent from photo are Lloyd Reid and Ron McClement of Listowel .Holdings Limited, team sponsor. The Fordwlch Rockets also won the 'B' championship at the Wroxeter Parks Board's Annual Men's Rec- reational Hockey Tournament, OFFERS Youth - 31 Years OId Farm Background Born'And Raised On The Farm Education - Has University Degrees Desire to Serve He Wants To Work For The People Of Huron Bruce HE KNOWS see.. HE CARES MURRAY KNOWS the intense cost price squeeze in which farmers have been placed. HE CARES about the preservation of the family farm, the foreign ownership of farm land, and the difficulty faced by young farmers getting started. MURRAY KNOWS the difficulties the small businessman faces with Inadequate and high cost credit and excessive government paperwork. HE CARES that small businesses survive and will work to alleviate their problems. MURRAY KNGINS the problems and needs of Huron Bruce. HE CARES enough to want to do something about them. LET HIM WORK FOR YOU COMMITTEE ROOMS Elect , Murray Elston In Huron Bruce on Mq'rcli 19 WINGHAM 357-2041 KINCARDINE 396-2723 PORT ELGIN SOUTHAMPTON AUTHORIZED BY THE OFFICIAL AGENT FOR MIURRAY ELSTON FIFTH'4WHEELERS WIN 'A' TROPHY—The _.Fifth Wheelers of 'Listowel won the 'A' championship „at the Wroxeter industrial league 'hockey tournament in Howick on Sunday. They defeated a team from Hanover 5-4 to win the trophy: Team members are, from Left: front row John Kerr, Ron Noble, Brad Binning, Andy Doig, Murray Knight; middle row - -r- Coghlln, Rick Town, Jack Oesch, Dave Blackmore, Murray Campbell, . Ross Morgan, Bob. McNichol; back row — Ed Van Hoekelen, Bill Smith, Don Spence, Ross Livingston, Stan Berfelz and Tim Thompson. What's new at Huronview? Mr. and Mrs. Tony Prouty conducted Bible Study on Thursday afternoon. Bingo was " played on Ground North on Friday 'afternoon: The Exeter Young People, together with Hugh Rundle, held a Sunday afternoon service in the chapel. Wilson McCartney, Lorne Lawson, Stan Hillen, Ken Dale and Warren Whitmore combined their talents to entertain the residents at Old Tyme Music on Monday afternoon. Because of Jim Rose being ill in hospital the staff and residents welcomed him . back and enjoyed the piano playing of Marie Flynn. The ceramic class was busy in the craft room on Tuesday afternoon. ,Residents enjoyed a lively time on First North on Wed- nesda, afternoon doing exercises and playing the piano for the group was Frank Bissett. Ed Stiles played the'organ in the chapel\ on Thkrsday afternoon. Sympathy is expressed to the family of Harvey Euchre party Twelve tables were in play at the weekly card party held at Sacred Heart Church Feb. 24. Dave Murray and Pearl Angus took top honors as high ' man and high lady respectively. Low lady was Hazel Davidson and low man was Shirley Marklevitz, playing as a man. Ethel Willis won the door prize. Lunch was served by the conveners, Mary McGlynn, Barb Marklevitz and Barb O' Brien. Jacklin. Huronview would like to welcome Beatrice Young from Clinton and Earnest Cooper from Egmondville. DONATES FLAG --Clarence Ohm, past president of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 1.1, presented Capt. Charlene Gordon of the Wingham Cadets 769 Squad- ron, with a Roy& Canadian Air Force flag Wednesday evening at the Armouries. The L r ion donated the flag and made a financial contribution to the Cadets to help fund training of the youths. Th Advance,. iNalS, Wf4PA iq J +l ''- Mr. and Mrs, Piercy Ei 1 CTrE .. Miller and lira. Till [Ward of watOrloo visf ted Sunday with Mr. and, Mrs. Mow Kum Mr. and Mrs. Don Ellin and Kurt of Niagara Fails Mr. and Mrs. Brian Allan and girls of Blyth visited the weekend with Mr. and Mrs: Mel Allan. Mrs, Dorothy Jacobson spent the weekend in Guelph with Mr. and Mrs. ° Vernon Jacobson and fari3ily. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Sothern and Gordon visited Sunday with Mr. - and Mrs. Bruce Shannon at Drew. Michael and Brianna returned home with them for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Galbraith of Guelph were Sunday visitors with Mrs. Verna Galbraith and Mrs. Elsie Strong. • The. ' sympathy of the community goes to Mrs. John Boonstra and family in ,the death of a husband and father on Saturday, also to Clarence Boonstra, a brother of the deceased. Friends are sorry that Bill Wilson is a patient in Listowel Memorial Hospital, as is Mrs. Roy Simmons. They are wished a speedy return to improved health. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sothern spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. , Gary Sothern, Palmerston. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ettinger of Listowel visited Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. James Vittie. Congratulations to Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd. Reid, the former Ann Gibson, who were married Saturday in the Fordwich United Church, Weekend and, Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Carswell were Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Ferguson,, Jan and Krista of Georgetown and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Carswell, Linwood. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gibson, Maria and Gary of Preston spent the weekend with Mrs. Inez Gibson. Weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs. Blake Gibson were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Turner and family of Mr. and U Stephanie FAMtsviilP Elliot lit ,lGl Reid G On, 0o SatordayPF Church, the reception the Kurtzvi metre at w was rnaat,Q Mr aftd. >r strong spent „Kiwi**,# eveft Mrs. Parr; Palmers[ Mr. and `mss sen 148401; :.$11047 004 :Alm 'Garry- • y. Friends 8f-oi/I°_-._-- n teainaker . be so,T hoar that at present ha patient in COnUty a, General Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd j iclkel visited Sunday . with Mr. and Mrs. Demi: Hallman ax. Lakelet,, ,sat>, Gree. and glris if Elora vistbd Sunday :with Mr.- and Mrs.- Lorne 1 .Lorne Kelley. Ten tables enjoy euchre swEV .Tertables of euchreIwere played in thn community ball on Wed nesday night. Winners of high prizes were Winnie' Boyd and. Wes Paulin.,; Consolation prizes went t#t Thelma Perry and Clayton Urbshott. Milton Boyd won the lucky draw. Lunch was served by Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Campbell; Mr. and Mrs. Harold' Johnston and Mr. and Mrs. MelCraig. The next euchre party will be in charge of Mr: and Mrs. Ed Stewailt, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Edgar and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Day and will be held on March 11. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT, MANOR HOTEL WIIWGHAM Daily Luncheon Special 12 noon to 2 p.m. Entertainment Modern Country Music Thrus., Fri., and Sat. nights ;Guest rooms by day or week. Come and meet your friends NOTICE OF ADVANCE POLLS FOR THE ELECTION NOW PENDING TO ELECT A PERSON TO REPRESENT THE ELECTORS IN THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY Of ONTARIO FOR THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT Of F2288 HURON BRUCE THE FOLLOWING ADVANCE POLL LOCATIONS HAVE BEEN CHOSEN TO PROVIDE MAXIMUM ACCESSIBILITY FOR THE ELECTORS. ADVANCE POLLING DAYS THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1981 SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 1981 MONDAY, MARCH 1e, 1881 11 AA, to 11 PA!. STANDARD TITRE sow PORT ELGIN - Pint mail, corner of Emma Ind Bwlsrlch Streets ®Ib KINCARDINE - Town Hall, Main Street taw. WINONAM - Armories, Edward Street ®e EIRUAZcr� S - Office. of thA Formai 8r1dge Motors Garage, west Suis Main Street BALLOTS CAST AT. THE ADVANCE POLLS WILL BE COUNTED AT THE MOVE LOCAT- IONS OR AT THE RETURNING OFFICE AT THE CLOSE Of THE POLLS ON Ti4GENERAL POLLING DAY. DATE RRTURNING omen, omfx s maims, i et–ipo VE E. McCW14ahea+T chwch Se., &violet* 0IT,.4s Wirth 4. 9901