The Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-04-01, Page 2!V &.-MW WIN& m Advance -Times, Thurs., April 1, 1976
N ros Junior
Farmer
Mr. aW Un. Donald
Boys — Ave years and under,
tb ` ilelt "dawn
un dpr"
Kevin Statia, Brian Mulvey,��
vice and were dinner guests of
Terry Henhoeffer; six to nine
—Rev Wesley B
y
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Roth.
Dixie Cameron, RR 7, Luck-
Ping to Huron Coun-
1'0r r' to moving
now, will be representing Ontario
ty, /Dixie was a member of the
i ia as . aAA A l i 1 A At AiAii
years, Doug Krener, Dale Hunt,
Junior Farmers as she heads for
U,titversity of Guelph Junior
John Stroop' 13 and over, Mark
and Mrs. Edward Roth_ Sandra,
"down udder" in 1977. Dixie has
Farmers and Prince Edward
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two n ., umbers, accompanied on
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DRAINAGE
been awarded the Junior Farmer %
/
County Junior Farmers. She has
,;
,4
Electric corn popper, donated
Travelling Scholarship to A
attended the Provincial Junior
by Dave and Jean Dinsmore of
tralia and New Zealand s r-
Farmer Leadership Cam Pro-
P P, Pro -
•�..: - 3
ed by the Junior Farmers' As-
vincial Junior Farmer Confer
Ltd won by Alister Kreller;
sociation of Ontario and nit-
ence, participated in Junior
electric styling comb, donated by
ed Cooperatives, of Onta o. The
Farmer ladies' trio, folk choir
Reye's Place of Fordwich, won
announcement was made March
and other local activities, worked
by Don Ruttan; staple gun and
20 at the annual banquet of th,
on several Junior Farmer news-
accessories, donated by Carson's
Hardware of Gorrie, won by lack
JFAO.
letters, and in 1971 represented
Junior Farmers the
; watch, donated by
Dixie lives on a 300 acre farm
Ontario at
Kaster's Grocery of Wroxgter,
where she and her husband oper-
Hoosier Recreation Workshop in
won by Judith MCMichael ; one
ate a beef feedlot and raise feeder
Indiana.
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pigs. They have a young son.
In her local community, Dixie,
Dixie has been an active Junior
is a director of the Ashfield
!`
Farmer for six years. During
Township Federation of Agricul-
1975-76 she was president of the
ture. She is also a 4-H Homemak-
local West Huron Junior Farmer
ing Club leader having completed
Stroop, Brown;
Baptism
Mr. aW Un. Donald
Boys — Ave years and under,
olGowanstown attended these
Kevin Statia, Brian Mulvey,��
vice and were dinner guests of
Terry Henhoeffer; six to nine
—Rev Wesley B
y
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Roth.
years, Kevin Ruttan, Kevin Arm-
Ball of Gorrie United Church re -
graft, Greg Gibson; 10 to 12
cei ved into the church by baptism
Coy Edward,
i ia as . aAA A l i 1 A At AiAii
years, Doug Krener, Dale Hunt,
infant son of Mr.
John Stroop' 13 and over, Mark
and Mrs. Edward Roth_ Sandra,
I N G L ! S FARM
Harding, Robert Gibson, Tim
Gibson.
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two n ., umbers, accompanied on
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DRAINAGE
DOOR PRIZES
the piano by their mother, Mrs.
,;
,4
Electric corn popper, donated
Donald Gedcke, Gowanstown.
Quality Installation -�
by Dave and Jean Dinsmore of
Mr. and Mrs. John Caesar of1.
Fordwich, Mr. Mrs.
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Clay or R l a s t i c j
the Fordwich Village Farms
an4 Almon
Ltd won by Alister Kreller;
Roth of Harriston, Mr. and Mrs.
Free Estimates
electric styling comb, donated by
Delmer Roth, Andy, Laurie,
Reye's Place of Fordwich, won
Danny and Darcy of Listowel,
PHONE: 392-6700
by Don Ruttan; staple gun and
Miss Jean Sperling, Harvey
Sperling, Gordon Pyke of
R.R. 3 Walkerton 1
accessories, donated by Carson's
Hardware of Gorrie, won by lack
Palmerston, Miss Margaret Sach
rl''r rl-prFrlrrlr'P'r-ri-i -.71
; watch, donated by
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Kaster's Grocery of Wroxgter,
won by Judith MCMichael ; one
,
gal. maple syrup, donated by
's Saw Mill of Wroxeter,
ANNOUNCEMENT
wonb 50
won by Mrs. Susan Gibson; 50 -
o
draw was won by Peter Cunning-
ham of Wroxeter.
Club, a club which she took a key both 4-H agricultural and home- t ; � - / t T k
role in reviving after a number of making projects as a member. `i What's new of
years of inactivity. She is the Her leisure activities include i H U EO tI V I@ W ?
alternate director to the Pro- playing guitar and piano, sewing a",
vincial Jwaior Farmers' Associa- and crafts, teaching Sunday
tion for Huron County for 1976 School and playing broomball, y r 1• £ Monday's program of old tyme
and chairman of the county fund volleyball and softball. : music and a is in hono-longr
consisted
a of Irish music in honor of Saint
raising committee. r Patrick's Day. Mrs. Driver, Mol
4.
1 t l ly Cox and Norman Speir provid-
ed the music with Morgan Dalton
_ B e I g r a v e R and Nelson Lear leading the sing-
Belgrave
ing-
. ` along. The Goderich Township
Women's Institute volunteers as
Joanne, John and Ronald sisted with the activities and dui
_-_ - Hanna of Hanover visited last ing the program four new resi
- week with their grandparents, dents were welcomed to the
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hanna,' " Home, Miss Ethel Hill, Mrs. Mil
� and Mr. and Mrs. Willard Arm- ��^ g��~,< � ' ..r lie Edwards Mrs. Charlotte
;. •
strong. ! �� ' Feaster and Wilson Britnell.
Mrs. E. Hartlinof Kingston and "" 7'"' v Mrs. Lyle Store; of Seaforth
Mrs. T. May of Erin Mills visited ` arranged a special Irish program
with Mrs. Earl Anderson this for Family Night with local talent
past week. ` R ". and entertainers from Mitchell
Mrs. Jim Hunter and Glen and Lucan.
Blyth Centre for the Arts visited this past week with her '- Marie Flynn, Norman Speir
presents mother, Mrs. Mary Durham of and Watson Webster provided a
Brantford, who returned with program of old tyme music in the
STRAITJACKETS them for the weekend. Auditorium with dance numbers
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Vincent by Debbie Flynn, Jane and
returned home on Saturday after Laurie Bell. The Clinton Chris -
a week's vacation in Florida. MARG KRELLER, centre, received first prize for the best clown under 16 when the corn- tian Reformed volunteers assist -
A musical comedy produced Miss Marjorie Nixon returned petition was held Saturday evening at Howick's Ice Carnival. Kendra Statia, right, won ed with activities. A 20 -member
by London's Centre Stage home on Saturday after a week's second prize while Dave Robinson was awarded third. men's choir from the Kirkton
vacation in Spain and Morocco. United Church entertained with
Miss Doreen Anderson visited a sacred songs on Tuesday even-
fewdays last week in Sarnia with • ing. There were instrumentals by
Blyth Memorial Hall her Sister, Miss Nancy Anderson. Lorne Elford, Clifford Jacques
Howick C features
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Heikoop, and Laverne Rodd; vocal solos
April 6 and 7 Alan and Tena visited over the • by Susan Van Derspeck; piano
weekend with relatives at Dun- solos by Kim Heat4er; tap
des and WI.,og races, costumes,
wn. , dances by Michelle Robinson and
Mrs. Clifff Logan spent afewskating a men's quartette Harry Hern,
g P.M. days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Blackler, Norris Webb and
Adults $3.00 Americo Arruda of Toronto and HOWICK — A violent spring Gorrie, Wesley Ball Jr. of Gorrie Youngest on skates, Mary Glenn Copeland. Mrs. Waghorn
Children $2.00 Mr. and Mrs. Barry Logan of storm downed attendance, at the and Mrs. Pat Evers of Belmore. Feldskov, one year; Christian expressed the appreciation of the
Oakville. Cliff Logan visited Howick old-tyme skating car-' John Brent of Wroxeter emceed Feldskov, two years and Jaret residents.
Tickets at: them on the weekend and Mrs. nival on Saturday night, but the event. Henhoeffer, three years; oldest
News -Record, Clinton; Huron Logan returned home with him. failed to dampen the enthusiasm Prize winners were as follows: on skates, Gordon Ross; best
Expositor, Scaforth; Coach Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Taylor of those who turned out. Clown, 16 years and under r-,.,dreoed couple, Mr. and Mrs.
House. Goderich; waxworks visited last Thursday with Mr. Four-year-old Clinton Gibson, Margaret Kreller, Kendra Statia, "P Gordon Ross, Mary Ellen Gibson
Boutique, Wingham or and Mrs Ross Robinson of son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert David Robinson; and Kelly Cunningham, and
reserved by calling 523-9646. Auburn and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gibson of RR 1, Fordwich, was Nursery Rhyme, 16 Years and Susan Hart and Dianne Hart;
Thompson of Goderich. judged the king of the carnival under — Roger Ternan, Alanna oldest couple on skates, Mr. and
while Carolyn Dinsmore, 13, Woodsand Kevin Statia; comic, Mrs. Gordon Ross;
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dave and — Charlene Henhoeffer; Largest family- on Skates,
LARGE CONSIGNMENT crowned
of Fordwich was Lynn Chambers and Susan Galla- Ronald Henhoeffer family and
crowned as queen. her (together) and Sharon Paul Statia family.
Prior to the competition portion Rowley; over 16 — Joanne
Auction Sale of the carnival the Howick Figure Sanderson, Susan Hart; FACES
Skating Club, under the direction Fancy, under 16 — Margaret Girls five years and under,
°f of Mrs. Sharon Rowe presented Thornton, Lorraine Dinsmore, Sharon Rowley, Stephanie
TRACTORS A MACHINERY an exhibition. The club this year Mindy Ternan; over 16 — Dor- Kaster, Kendra Statia; six to nine
has approximately 50 members. othy Ross, Gordon Ross; charac- years, Kim Statia, Sharon Burns,
• Club president is Mrs. John ter, under 16 — Evelyn Stroop, Shelley Gibson; 10 to 12 years,
Saturday, April 10 Gibson of Wroxeter. John Stroop, Carolyn Dinsmore; Kelly Cunningham, Cathy Gib -
SALE STARTS 11 a.m. Judges for the carnival were . over 16 Susan Hart, Joanne son, Margaret Thornton; 13 and
MACHINERY AT 12 Reeve and Mrs. Robert Gibson of Sanderson; over, Janis Ruttan, Carolyn
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JIM NELEMANS
Mr. Jim Nelemans recently assumed the re-
sponsibilities of manager at the Belgrave
\branch of United Co-operatives of Ontario.
Jim is a graduate of Centralia College of Agri-
cultural Technology., and came tp Belgrave
from the North Wellington Co-op in Mount
Forest where he was manager.
Jim invites area farmers to drop by to discuss
their farming requirements, whether it be
seed, feed, petroleum products, or animal
health products. He would also like to remind
area housewives that UCO offers competitive
prices on large and small appliances.
MARG THORNTON, Lorraine Dinsmore and Mindy Ternan �Nery first, second and third
prize winners in the fancy costume contest under 16 years old Saturday night at the ice
carnival held at the Howick arena. The competition was one of 12 contests held during the
e pninq
Jim Armstrong
RR 4, Wingham
357-1651
Fordwich Feed Mill
Fordwich, Ontario
335-3501