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Second row, [trent Gardner, Serrena CYNeiI, Brian Jouwsma, Robbie Lamont, Ruth Ann Boonstra', Tony nation Chapman, Dean Nicholson, David Currie, Brett Martin, and Kyle Pewtress. Front, Maier Henry Verstee Jeff Dennis FORDWICH—"The farmers conducted by the president. Warren Steckley and Daryl Jeffray, Cindy Steckley, Baswick. Third row, Treena g , Michael Chapman, Tommy Darling, Rodney Nicholson, are the food family of the na- Dates for the area convention Lisa Henry, Laurie Vanstone, Carrie Fortune, Trudy , Andy McDougall and Ronny James. Principal is Mr. Paul tion." These were the words spo- are October 18 and 19 in Kit Foxton, Darlene Moir and Anna Statia and Mrs. Nancy Maclntyre is teacher. ken by Mrs. Bruce Agla when she chener. Invitations were received spoke on the motto at the meeting to attend an old-time dance spon- of the Women's Institute held last sored by Wroxeter WI on July 2 week in the community hall. and to visit. Moncrief WI on - Mrs. Agla stated that man y August 25. A thank -you note was Fordwich P s o p a Notes countries are not as fortunate as Canada and the United received from the Cancer Socie- ty. Liwr 4'H entrance States. Many countries are not able to Mrs. C. Sotheran spoke briefly on Mrs. Stewart Rowley is con- fined to Stratford Hospital where versary of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Neeb Friday night in Kitchener. reunion Sunday at Kirk - produce enough food for their own everyone having a House Log which consists drainage areas she underwent major surgery Elmer Williamson was able to ton Community Centre and in the evening visited with Mr. and Mrs. competition people. The income of a Swiss farmer is greatly subsi- and other detailss that new owners last week, Miss Linda Ettinger returned return home Friday from St. Mary's Hospital, Laverne Robb at Woodham. dized. No country wants to aban would welcome. Mrs. John Wink home last week after Kitchener, where he John Dunn 4-H exchange The Huron County Ent - don its agriculture business and el gave the East Huron report �o visiting g with Mr. and Mrs. Peter McEwen recently underwent y surgery. ate from Pennsylvania, But]er g y ranee Improvement and Gate and nations will go to great lengths to and Mrs. Elmer Harding report- ed on the at Edmonton the past two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Blackwell County, returned to his home Sign Competition will once again sustain their agricultural in- come. officers' conference. Miss Elva Foster played a piano Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Armstrong of Mitchell visited one evening last Monda after s y pending the past week with Mark Harding. be held this year. This compe- tition takes in any idea which will Truly the farmers are the solo. were Stratford visitors on Mon- week with Mr. and Mrs. James Vittie. Mr. and Mrs. Parker Eurig, improve a gate sign and the ent- foundation of the country," she Mrs. Agla introduced the Hur- day. Mrs. with members of their family, ranee to a farm, whether it be a said. on County Dairy Princess, Miss Janet Grelen, a Mrs. Eva Harris returned home Ruby Foster returned home Saturday after spending celebrated their 40th anniversary new fence, corner post, flower Mrs. Clarence Carswell pre- student of South- Huron Secondary School at Exe- last week after enjoying a two weeks' vacation to the East a week with her family in Toronto. at the home of their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Donald garden or just cleaning up A trophy will be donated sided over the meeting. De- ter. She remarked that the farm Coast. Mr. and Mrs. E. Haas of Win- Bott at Alma on Sunday, June to the Person or persons judged to have votions were conducted by Mrs. Wallace is an exciting place. Shespoke of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Austin and throp visited Tuesday with Mr. 20th. the best gate sign in the compe- Bilton who remarked, "The important things in life hardships on the farm and the fact that family of Tillsonburg were week- and Mrs. Tom Hutchison and at- tended Fordwich Mr. and Mrs. Jim Halliday, and tition. The trophy is donated by are faith, hope and love." She closed nothing can be planned. In closing she recited end visitors with Mrs. Pearl Pat- terson United Church garden party. family of London visited with Mr. Hallrice Dairy Farms, Blyth. with a poem entitled "Love". the Far- mers' Creed and stated that "a and with Mrs. Serena Austin in Gorrie. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Sothern at- and Mrs. Les Halliday one day last week. During the summer Roll call, "What value has the farmer's greatest possession is his dignity" Mrs. Lenwood Edgar returned tended the farewell service Sun- day at St. Paul's Church, Wal- Mr. and Mrs. Don King and Peter _ several Pictures will be taken of each of family farm in the community?"Lunch brought was served by Mrs. Mel to her home at Mount Forest lace, for Rev. R. B. and Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Mack Barnarski spent Sunday at To- the gate signs and'they will be judged by 4-H Club leaders in many interesting an- from Penny, Mrs. Jim Timperley, thus after spending the past couple of Geelhaar. bermory. the fall. The trophy and swers 19 members and several visitors. Business concluding a very enjoyable weeks with her mother, Mrs. Elmer Williamson,- Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Graham of Toronto spent prizes will be Presented to the winners at the 4- was evening. while Mr. Williamson was confined to the Tom Hutchison were Mr. and Mrs. James Sanderson the weekend at their home here. H Awards Night in November. hospital. of Wroxeter. Mr. and Mrs. Les Halliday Entries must be made by July 16. J Best Wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Harding, visited over the weekend with their son, Calvin and Mrs. Halli- For more information please contact Len MacGregor, Glenn F. Johnston who last week celebrated their 35th wedding an- Donna and David attended the day and family at Maple. Box 159, Clinton, Ontario. NOM ILO niversary. Mr. and Mrs. Ole Rasmussen � and daughter left Sunday for f. three weeks' vacation with rela- tives in Denmark. ° Mr, and Mrs. Harvey Bride of Don Mills were weekend visitors' o with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Doig.4 Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Johnson attended the 35th wedding anni- Wroxeter Mrs. Clarence. White, Miss Lu- celle White and Scott Greer of Toronto spent the weekend at their home here. Mrs. Arthur Leggatt, Orillia, visited at the home of her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Higgins, recently. Mrs. Elaine McIntee, Weston, was a weekend guest with her mother, Mrs. Ross Sanderson. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Clark were in Bramalea on Sunday where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Fraser Pollock and Todd. Mrs. Clarence Clement has re- turned home from Wingham and District Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Griffith were in Goderich on Tuesday and visited Mrs. Angus Carmichael, Mr,and Mrs. James Robertson. Mrs. George Hart, Newry, call- ed on Mrs. William Hart at the weekeAd. Mrs. Lloyd Hupfer has return- ed to Wingham and District Hos- pital. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Elliott, Markdale, spent the weekend at their home here. The sympathy of the com- munity is extended to Mrs. O. B. Osborne in the loss of a dear hus- band and father. Bill Hart, Dale and Doug of Oshawa Visited the former's mother, Mrs. William Hart and attended the Newton reunion at Mr. and Mrs. Mac Newton's at the weekend. THREE PUPILS acting out the parts ofcPairs are Michael Ch Win, Andy McDougall and R6nnie James. They were mem of the cast in the ay +f''The Three Bears", presented during the Kindergarten gradu tion held at Turnberry Central Thursday, June 24. Their teacher was Mrs. Nancy Mcln yre.