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*ppr+ f itchy 400
attended the Friday eve
events' ,at th ` Iowvic, .x )
Fair last weekend, while a
estimatedrt;2,00Q braves 'tb4
cold weather ; l Atte(
Saturday's events
The log -sawing comr. e
�a
tion Friday night d�cewr ' X14
severalentries in each.css., an
with the following win ers. ..,
men, Dave' Dinsmore ...end:.
Don. Koenig; 'ladies, Mrs. 95'..
Dinsmore a'nd Mrs
Steinacker; mixed, Mr, .and Avided ,l
Mrs. D. Koenig; .over 05, Jim.: Sisters,
The Wingham ..van Tlm
out for the Howick Fall Fair.
e Agla .
m of Ron
Ralph
ies in the
societies
.competitions
this year.
e bag -tying
. and Mrs.
and in the nail -
'Mr. and Mrs.
ent was pro -
McMichael
Teen Talent
Group, Howick Central
School Band, the Country
Cousins and the Howick
Country Squares.
The Brussels, Legion Pipe
Band led the parade at noon
Saturday from the Howick
Central School to the com-
munity centre. The Legion
color party, Cubs and
Brownies joined the floats,
horses, decorated bicycles
and costume classes.
Winners in the' float
classes were: most original,
Howick Junior Women's
I11STITUTB•QISPLAV—The Gorrie Women's institute had a display of a house and
barn and farm land set up at the Howick Fall Fair in the Howick Community Centre.
(Staff Photo)
Institute; comic, Howick
Optimists'. Winners in 'the
costume classes for children
- were: nursery rhyme,
Rhonda English; comic,
Brian Langendoen; ional,
Francine Bolding and
Diane Vandenbroek; clown,
Man,,,Kelly; decorated
bicyclSusan Acheson.
Jack Mann was. master of
ceremonies for the program
at 1 p.m. The fair was of-
ficially opened by the Huron
County • warden, V 'Fred
Haberer of Zurich. Other
platform guests included -
Stewart Rowley, president of
the Howick fair; Ted Fraser,
1st vice president; Mrs.
Richard Agla, president of
the ladies' division; Harold
Robinson and Brian Mc-
Burney, reeves of Howick
and Tdrnberry; Don Pullen,
OMAF agricultural
representative; MP Murray
Cardiff and MPP Murray
Elston; Murray McLagan,
director of District 8, OAAS;
and Howick Fair Queen
Karen McMichael.
A service diploma was
awarded posthumously to
Scott Clarkson for his con-
tribution to agriculture in the
community and for his
support of the Howick Fair.
His widow, Mrs. Jean
Clarkson of Fordwich, ac-
cepted the award.
Entertainment was pro-
vided during the afternoon
by Kim and Pam Patterson,
Julie Gibson, the Howick
BANK OF COMMERCE—The Bank of Commerce entered a float in the parade at the
Howick Fall Fair depicting a large woodsin $1 bill. (Staff Photo)
SMALL BUT ECONOMICAL—This car may be small but the fuel expenses are most
likely fairly low also. Randy Hutchinson and daughter Erin participated in the parade at
the Howick Fall Fair. ' (Staff Photo)
Plan to attend "and encourage our young people at the
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October 12th
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JUNIOR CHAMPION—Jim Seili and his Holstein won the Junior Championship in the
dairy cow division at the Howick Fall Fair for the 4-H exhibit. (Staff Photo)
Central School Band, the
McMichael Sisters., Laurie
Gxedke.and Stephanie Kasser.
The frog dung mites
was won by John • Paul
Hohenadel and Jamie
Pickering.
Some of the top winners
areas follows:
Horses, Glenn Johnston;,
school fair, beef, Paula
Wright; fair, dairy,
John Greig; sheep, Louis
Emke, Elmwood;school
Grain, Sylvan Shantz,
Elmira; field crop, barley,
Doug Filsinger; --mixed
grain, ;Doug MacGregor;
ensilage corn,"Bruce Ruttan;
grain corn, Henry Kym;
hay, Bart Scherpenzeel;
4-H program, beef, Steven
Shelley and Jill Renwick;
dairy, Jim Seili; swine,
Cathy and Rhonda Douglas;
horses, Shona Rae;
Flowers, Mrs. Florenje
Wilson; vegetables, M>fs
Earl Sturgeon; fruit, Danny
Salter, Islington; domestic,
Mrs. Earl Sturgeon; home
baking, a tie between Mrs.
Danny Salter and Mrs. Ken
Johnston; -
Quilts and afghans,
Margaret Dane; sewing and
needlework, Mrs. Phyllis
Haverfield; _ crafts, Mrs.,
Haverfield; , chairipionship
quilt, Mrs. •Sandrae" Behr; '
class for disabled persons,
June Paris, Fordwieb
Village Nursing HoiQe, '
junior girls' department,
Gwen Dickson.
MRS. ALLAN GRIFFITH
Wroxeter Personals.
Mrs: Bonnie MacDougall,
Burlington, is spending a few
days with her father, Gordon
Gibson,
Allan Miller, Langside,
and Mrs. Marg Harkness,
Ripley, of the Kountry Kats
Orchestra, called . on Mrs.
Allan Griffith Friday
evening. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff
Marks visited later the same
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
-Powers, Smith's Falls, spent
a few days at the weekend
with his sister, Mrs.
Clarence Clement, and Mr.
Clement.
Mr.' and Mrs. -Charles
Hewton, Brighton,, have
'returned after. a few days'
visit with her son, Alan Bait -
ley, Mrs..Baitley and family.
Mrs. Allan Griffith ac-
companied Roy Whitehead
and Mrs. Margaret Deaken
to Barrie . on . Wednesday
where they attended . the
International Plowing
Match. En route honie.they
visited with Mr. and • Mrs.
Mel Pfeffer in Hanover.
Friends of Mrs. Shirley
Leek will be sorry to learn
she is a patient in Wingham
and District Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs.. Glenn Mc-
Michael have returned from
an enjoyable vacation in the
western provinces.
- Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Downs, Stratford, called on
Gordon Gibson one day
recently.
Friends are happy that
Mrs. Ross Toman has
returned home from Univer-
sity Hospital, London, and is
progressing favorably.
Mrs. Doris Trapp is
visiting , with her daughter,
Mrs. Alan Baitley. Mr. Bait=
ley and family.
Sympathy is extended, to
Mrs. Jack Millar on the
passing of • her uncle, Stan
Douglas, and to Mr. and Mrs.
Cameron Edgar and Mr. and
Mrs. Davey Edgar of Gorrie
in the tragic passing of their
sister-in-law. Mrs. Allan
1
McDonald, on Friday
evening.
Mrs. Allan Griffith visited
Sunday at the homes' of her
sister, Mrs. Walter Eaton,
and Mr. Eaton and her niece,
Mrs. Brian Manuel, Mr.
Manuel and Amanda,
Seaforth.
District 11000 01.
Mr. and Mrs W
Renwick spent
Ottawa;
Ron* Grace, EMI
Jack Renwick and ,1 31111,
an of Manitoba, '{visited'
relatives and friends in the,
area r 011yr-41 .t,�'
Isabelle_Mrs-
family of s gdgn.,
weekend witth:relatu
Community.' -
-Mrs. Beatrice Maeltit'ret
of Owen Sound Witit
Mrs. Clark R:enwioin2
Sunday., .,
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Mr. and' M s iteit1
Moffatt, Sandra and q#04.,
;
visited on the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Leonant,
Eccles and family.
HOW ICK The .Ladies'
Auxiliary to.Howick Brandi'.
307 of the Royal Canadian'
Legion held; a successful'
and bake .sale. in the'LetiOir
Hall, realizing about "0'
profit for the efforts; ` •
The winners at the Iowiekt
Fall Fair Lucky Dr4w were:.
first -prize oft$59, -to-Tufty
McDougall, IT�arriston;
second prize of
Margaret "Bennett,; - Walton #
third ,prize, $10, to Jennifee s •
Allan, Blyth. '' .
The `ladies"are planning V'
Sunday Supper on Nevemb '
29'andtickets will; besnidiform
this occasion. Plans are aI o
being made for services of -
remembrance in
Central School;Fordiele ' r.
Village Nursing Home and''
the November 11 Howt<ek' .
service; all with Legion,,
Branch 307 in charge. .
MRS. WILLIAM SOTHERN
Notes from Fordwich
The sympathy of the
community goes to Mr and
Mrs. Henry Mundt in, the,
death Saturday of the Tat-
ter's mother, Mrs. Alvina
Bethke of Toronto. Mrs.
Bethke was in her 87th year
and died in Hanover
hospital. The funeral was
held Monday from the Ward
Funeral Home, Weston. Mrs.
Bethke was a resident of the
Kurtzville area some years
ago.
Miss Violet Beswetherick
enjoyed a five-day bus trip to
Agawa Canyon last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wendt..
of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs.
Stewart Schaefer of kandon
were Saturday and weekend
guests • with Mrs. E. A.
Schaefer.
Herman Speare of Scar-
borough visited Saturday
with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Kennedy.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Elliott
and boys of Niagara Falls
and Mr. and Mrs. Bryan
Allan and girls of Blyth were
guests over the • weekend
with Mr. and Mrs:Mel Allan.
The sympathy of the
community goes to. Mr. and.;
Mrs., Glenn Martin anal:'
family and ,iVlr." kt;t, °
Gerald Martin and .family iii
the death last week of a
beloved. father, Delbert
Martin, who passed away in
Listowel Memorial Hospital'.
Sunday visitors with. Mi.'
and Mrs. Ted Klaassen were
Mr: and Mrs. Gerd Henricks
of Shelburne.
Gary Douglas of Schom-
berg spent the weekend
his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Douglas.
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