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the Old Atilt ass and for having
the hithcst core in the 4-H
+harp club, Kate Boon of RR
2. Blucyale won the Canad-
ian ('ueoperatiscs Wool.
award for haling the champ -
''o 4 11 fleece exhibit. Bill
Kui+man of RR .2. Kippen
stun the topnotch Feeds Ltd.
award lir has mu the highest
Al ne m the 4.H poultry dub.
led Oke of RR 3, Exeter won
the \ invent Farm Equipment
trophy for has ing the highest
u ore in the 4•H tractor dub.
fail I<uggarth of RR 2.
Kippen won the Neil
McGavin award for having
the highest score in 4-H
Plowmen's clubs. Mike
Stewart of RR 1. Kirkton won
the Holly Gully trophy for
being the top 4-H snow-
mobile member in know-
ledge and safe operation of
vehicle. Paul Hoggarth also
won the Pineridge Chalet
trophy for having the highest
score in the 4-1-1 snowmobile
club. David Dougall of RR 3.
Exeter won the Farm Safety
Association trophy for having
the highest score in a 4-11-1
farm safety club. William
Fotheringham of RR 4. Sea -
forth won the Huron County
Soil and Crop Improvement
Association award for out-
standing achievement in 4-1H1
field crop clubs. the Kipp -
field 4-H Calf Club won three
trophies for championship
educational display. 'champ-
ionship white bean exhibit
and championship grain ex-
hibit, the Central Huron
Crops Club ,won a trophy for
a championship corn exhi5it,
Robert Gordon of Belgrave
was awarded the Bank of
Short Shots
by Evelyn Kennedy
Grey (-up fcscr invaded Toronto 'on the
weekend. 11' brought thousands out on
Saturday. to watch the Grey Cup parade.
Alter tui %cars or waiting for their beloved
Argonaut+ to win the Grey Cup champion-
ship the time. and the team looked good. It
n
eass to understand that they were stirred
to trenncd anticipation of victory. as are Argo
tans all across -the country. At this time of
writing the game has not yet been played.
Mur.. of that later. •
I he Grey Cup parade was not only the
largest. hut the best ever. The route was
lined tv ith cheering spectators. Floats were
numerous. man) of them animated and as
beautiful as those seen in the Rose Bowl
parade in the C S. There were bands and
mote hand+, baton twirlers and color bearers
in eye-catching style and color with flags and
banners flying. A colorful scene.
Grey ('up enthusiasm even spilled over
mw the cn'wd at the Toronto -Winnipeg
hockey game Saturday night. The Grey Cup
frenzy will reach its peak in.the Sdnday
Toronto•Edmonton game. That fever has
infected esen ,me. Nothing short of a
disaster will wrench me away from the
television for an instant during that game.
This is the first week in December and
folks are scrambling here and there in the
rush of Christmas preparations. With
Ukomini t problems being what they are.
pram are hooking frantically for suitable gifts
they can afford for family and friends.
Re•I y' f here is no nerd for expensive. or
it.. rr abundant gifts. Your actions through the
year. respect. kindness and thoughtfulness.'
express your feelings for others and are more
Gorrie
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SRS. GAMES NIGHT
I hs 1 S.ntur ( it wens
i'.nnrs Night w.i+ held No-
t, 'ober
o-
t„ober 24 w it h nine tables of
Inogn s+Tye euchre and
s, 1.1hl'It and l hint -se ( heck•
t is t't rt 1117.15 cit
11 eh Lout in tht' pntgres
.•t, , u, hi,• was Mr. Glad
I iIc.n ant! low lad% Mrs.
lin., 1 rrnsh Mrs. Frieda
1 i \r, , 1,1.1%ing, as.1 man won
n„ n s high and low was
I e. l\,,rr, II
1I', „ ,t ill he no cut hrr in
rho I h Limas week and the
`ire w ill he •Ianuars
ui •tp10
\1,. \J,hson Hetthhon.
\1,4, so,nth and Airs. Robert
Burk, „1 yy,i1F,iceMhe sisitcd
11,11 whit .i1 Nit' hones of
NI,. 1. `'n ♦invite and Mrs.
i,ar 1,h.,
Mrs Morias Fd
:,n lot nit rl of (,arric is now
I , adnig III the retirement
01 ihcr Geri (are Nurs
..ia 111.'''', in Harnston.
\lr.
1.1. Patterson of
valuable to them than expensive gifts at
Christmas.
It was horrifying to hear, and read. what
Francis Simard. one of the FLQ members
convicted of the murder of Pierre Laport in
the October crisis of 1970. had to say. It was
apparent that he had no regret for what he.
and other FLQ members had done. He
stated frankly. in his book and in a CBC
interview that he would do the same
again -abduct Laporte and Cross. kill
Laporte and blackmail the • country to
exchange the life of Cross for their flight to
freedom in Cuba. He is back in Canada and
ow.. again to Inform us that we can
expect the sathe from him if he should
consider it necessary to gain his objective.
It is absolutely revolting that such a man
has. we suspect. become somewhat of a hero
to some people. It was reported that
members of the Quebec press corps wereiso
eager to get his autogragh on their
complimentary copies of his book, that they
scrambled over one another to get it. How
disgusting!
Alas and alack the Edmonton Eskimos
won their fifth straight Grey Cup by a score
of 32-16.' The Toronto Argos more than held
their own for the first half but that new.
young team. were up•against just too much
experien
Win h vy rain. slippery wet field and
ball. marred e last half. The first half gave
the fans grea football packed with fantastic
plays by both teams. Oh well: there is
always next year and who knows. the
Toronto Argonauts. if they show as much
improvement as they did this yet may win
the 1983 Grey Cup.
S
Montreal award tor outstand-
ing achievement in the 4 -lie
press reporters' competition,
William Fotheringham also
won the Hallrice Farms
trophy for having the champ-
ionship 4-H gate sign ex-
hibit, Barbara Brand and
Katherine Procter' won the
Seaforth Saddle Club awards
for being the most deserving
member of their horse clubs.
Judging competition
awards were, presented to
John Bos of RR 3. Auburn as
high novice judge, to Mark
McGregor of RR 2, Kippen
'as high swine judge, to
Bevan Shapton of RR 3,
Exeter as high dairy judge.
to Susan, Van Egmond of RR
1, Clintn as high sheep
judge. to Bill Gibson of .ERR 5.
Clinton as high beef judge
and to Shona Rae of RR 1,
Clifford as high horse judge.
A 30 project certificate was
presented to Cheryl Stewart
of RR 1. Kirkton. Other 4-1-11
project certificates were
awarded to Greg Dougal of
RR3. Exeter for 24 projects:
1S -project certificates were
presented to Bill Gibson of
RR 5, Clinton. Bill Kinsman
of RR 2. Kippen and David
Townsend of RR 4. Seaforth.
12 -project certificates were
presented to Rod Godkin of
RR I. Walton. Scor Hodgert
of RRA. Woodham, Greg
Hoggarth of RR 2. Kippen.
Sandra Shelley of RR2.
Gorrie. Darryl Smith of RR 1.
Walton and Julie Townsend
of RR 4. Seaforth.
Leaders of 4-H clubs were
also presented with certi-
ficates for their years of
voluntary service. Ross Eedy
of RR 1. Dungannon and
Murray Scott of RR 1.
Belgrave were awarded for
20 years voluntary. service.
Graeme Craig of RR I.
Walton and Hank Winkel of
RR I. Gorrie were recognized
for 15 years. Ray Rasenburg
of RR 3. Zurich and Neil
Vincent of Belgrave were
honored for 10 years and
Robyn Theedom of Clinton
was recognved for five
years.
seniors fun night
Mono Mills and Mrs. Wm.
Austin of Waterloo attended
the funeral of the late Mrs.
Parkinson. the former Marj•
• Foster of Fordwich and
also visited Mrs. Wm. Austin
Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Austin.
Jeffrey' and Derck of Elmira
spent Saturday at the same
home
Mr and Ars. Duff Bell of
IInnra spent the weekend
with Mrs. Ales Taylor.
Mr, John Lcppington re-
luinrd Fnday after spending
a few class at the home of Mr.
.ind Mrs Bruce Campbell of
Waterloo
f he !'rated Church Women
ht'ld a successful Bazaar and
Iia on Saturday in the
bunda' School Rooms.
Mr and Mr. Robt. Fergu-
son visited Thursday with
Mr and Mr+. Stuart Aitken of
Kincardine
�1r and Mrs. Douglas
Ferguson. < arric and Blair of
At ton spent the weekend at
the home of Mr and Mrs.
.1.15 Mown. and visited other
ictally es
Ali and Mrs, Rohl Fcrpu-
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um visited Mrs. Margaret
Woltz and Mr. and Mrs.
Thos. Mc(ullouch of Thorn -
bur: Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Ferguson of Mcaford. recent-
ly .
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Doig of
Listowel spent Wednesday
with M. and Mrs. Archie
Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Elastic of Fordwtch. Mrs.
Jack Blythe of Saublc Beach
were recent guests •at 'the
same home.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Charles of Listowel sisitcd
Sunda at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Charles.
BRIDE ELECT HONOURED
Mrs. Alex Graham was
hostess for a misceflaneyus
shower in honour of Miss
Colleen King of Hamston.
hndc elect.
A tea towel was autograph-
ed to. relatives and friends
attending and a contest cn-
jovcd.
The gifts were presented
by two nieces Kern Knox and
Rachel King.
Lunch was served by Mrs.
Thos. O'Krafka. Mrs. Robt.
Hastic and Mrs. Robt. Strong
and the hostess.
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Morris Township
"Past to -Present"
HISTORICAL
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Belgrave rnball
is in full swing
On Tuesday, Nov. 23
Belgrave Ladies defeated
Auburn 3-0 with Donna
Walsh getting 3 points in the
game. Lucknow ladies
pounced Goderich by the
same score of 3-0.
• In men's play the eighth
liners blew away the Blyth
Bears 6-0 with Ray McNichol
getting 4 points and the
Auburn men downed Goder-
ich 4.2 and Phil Black scoring
3 points in the.game.
Thursday night. there was
a lot of heavy scoring with
Lanesville Lords walking all
over the Clinton Warriors
beating them 7-0 with tan
Hackett getting 3 points. The
Lakelet Hornets dumped the
League Team 7-0 with Dave
Ireland and Doug Kreller
each getting 3 points on the
game sheet.
In a good hitting fast -play-
ing game between Atlas
Rams and Maitland Dirt
Riders. thete was tough com-
petition between the two
teams with the Rams coming
out on top 1-0 with Grey
Cook's winning goal late in
the final period. .
In the ladies' division the
.Brussels Ladies downed the
Gravel Runners 2-0 in a
hard-hitting game and the
Blyth Baintoneers clipped
Goderich Ladies 2-1 with Ann
Shoemaker netting the game
winner.
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