HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1979-03-01, Page 15Roughly 41,000 w;?'!.s .r.. t;;e drat Brusscts {ticket) Larry
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Sunday. Goderich.
The Poker ratty wa.S W. 11ei4 (coat) Jeff
originally scheduled, for McOavin,..R,R,4, Walton; :1•t.
SuntiaY,. Fehr•;' 4 ."but .was: & N Dalry (therMerneters),
cancelled due to the storm. Maxine Seers • .Auburn,
About 420 hands were sold Cathy Wil;lamsPn, 'Thorn -
and; Doris Patterson of dale end Ken, Anstett,,
Goderich won the first prize' Walton;, Walton Feed Mitt
of $SQ .and- a- trophy; Ross. '. (dog .food): Mark .Jones*
McCall of Brussels won. the' Walton and Bruce ,Clark,
$40 second prize, Dave Mil-' Walton; Ideal Sup1i1$ ,(light).
ler of R.11,5, Clinton placed Ray, Riley, Staffa; David
third and won $30, Viola Longstaff (glasses) Richard
Hunt of R.R.2`, Walton Konarski,, Blyth; Huron:
placed: 'fourth winning! $2Q. Tractor (light) Ken GedhkeK.
and Brian McGregor of . R.R,1, Mitchell; Molesworth,
R.R.2, Kipper: won the $10 ' Cheesefactory'(cheese) Dick
prize for filth place. Marks, Walton and Barb,
Money raised froin, the;. Black, R,R. 1, $elgrave;
event is to go towards the , Country Spectacle (glasses).•
upkeepof the ball park and Elsie Carter; Walton; Exeter
minor sports. Farm equipment Cpil). Grey
Winners in the door prize Riley, Winthrop; N'. Marks.
draws thatwere held'; at the Garage (oil), Barry Hpegy,
rally were; R,R.1, Walton ' and Bed
Radford's (wrenches'), Aon Heisler, London; Cousins:
McCall,Brussels; Larone's HDWE (oil): Larry Howatt,
(cup/saucer), Glen .Bridge; Londesbore; Bridge 'Motors,
Brussels; Humphries (peicket (oil) Michelle Jones,
knifes), Tina. Mosey, Elmira Walton, Bruce Sillib, 11116,
,and; Brian Witbee; Walton; Goderich and Mike William.
Belgrave Farmers Co-op son, Thorndale; Jim Rosman
(toques), Gordon Murray, (oil anti -freeze) Don Dalton,
Walton, Pat, Nolan, Walton, Walton, Jack Nelemans,
Dianne Bray, Brussels; Glen Walton, Doug McGregor,
Lamb, Goderich, Dean Hack- Kippen and, Debbie Anstett,
well, 'Walton,' Larry Nethery, Walton; Ideal Supply (oil)
R.R.4, Brussels and Don David Greene, Goderich,
McCall,' •Brussels; Hully Steven Lamb, Goderich,
Gully (sweaterand toque), Steven Rothwell, B.R.2,
Don Fisher; R.R.3, Brussels Brussels. and Sandy
and, Ken Jewitt, Seaforth; McClure, Winthrop; Lynn
Stewart Bros, (shirt) David. Hoy (oil) Keith 'Roger,
Patterson, .Goderich; Bob &• Auburn, Nella Blake, R.R;1,
Betty's (radio), .'Ted. Cud-. Ethel and: Doug Conley,
more,. Clinton; CanadianAre -R.R.2, Brussels; Thompson
(flashlight) Doug DoIMage, and : 'Stephenson . (chicken)
R.R,1, Londesboro; Viii Dean Hackwell, Walton; M.
cent's (mitts), .Emerson' Jones, Plumbing (taps) Kim
Mitchell; Walton;. LEL Allen Babcock, : "Wardsville, Ken;
(gloves): Bob, Bryans,–Brus-- Ans.tett.Sriicking_Acap) Jae_
eels; Bali -McCauley . (tape), Steffler, Walton; Ken.
Lorraine Nelemans, Walton: Anstett•.Trucking (S5' each)'
Royal Bank, Brussels (pen ..MarionGodkin, Walton and
sets) Pauline Bennett, Bob Lillycrop, London;
Walton and • Ken Miller, Walton Inn , (dinner) 'Mary
Seaforth; Royal Bank, Brus- Alice Rayn, Walton and, Don
seas (lighters), Doris -Patter McDonald, Watton. •
son, Goderich and Doug D. Shroeder General
Mitchell, Walton;. Roth's Store, Winthrop , (glasses).
Food Mkt. (roaster) Murray Frank van, Donger, Auburn
Dawson, R.R.3, Wiingham; and gloves! to Doug Fehr .;
Archi.e's Sunoco; .(hockey Dublin;..Ryan Drying ($5
stick and broom).Dianne' :each) Clifford Quarengesser,
Godkin, R.R.1, Wingham Ethel; John Williamson,
and. Avard Miller; R R.S,'• Thorndale,, Ann Bosnian,
Goderich; Blyth,Meat Mkt. Winthrop and.'Keith Miller,
(steak) Dwayne Pryce,: Seaforth; Bank of Commerce
Winthrop; Triple K. (dinner) Seaforth ($5); Paul
Marjorie Huether,, `Walton;
Carl's Auto Body, (car',
'service). Pat Shaw,. Blyth;
Hoegy's Farm Supply, (S10'
each), Neil Mitchell, Walton
and Paul Blake, R.lt'.2, Brus-
sels; B ` & G Richmond
Garage (gas) Ann Ryan,
Walton: Seaforth Ins.
• Agency (lottery; tick'ets).
Joyce Braecker, Walton and
Cart • McCallum, •Walton;
Walton Welding : (S5) Bob
R:egele, R.R.), Dublin;
James Etue Ins:, (SS each)
Jim Keyes,. Seaforth and
Bruce Hulley., R,R..1,
Londcsboro; Walton EVariety.
(grcr"ies): Bill mpey,
Auburn and Robert Shaddick
Lo.ndesboro; Huron.
Expositor (subscription),
. John Huether Walton;
Oldfield (toque) Jirn Carter;
Seaforth Co-op (mitts) • Bill' 1
Roger, Auburn; Huron,
Tractor, (toque) Allan Craig,..,'
Aubur H. Eider Yamaha..
(Hats)'Charlie Shaw, Blyth
• and Bonnie Beuerman,
.Walton McGee: Auto
(toques) 'Robert Shaddick, '
Londesboro; .Richard ■
Konarski, .Blyth and Joanne
Jcwitt,Seaforth; McGavin.
Farm Equiprttent (toques)
`Glen Beuerman
✓• Walton, .Mike Jones, Susan
Herd, R.R.2. Wingham,
Irene Brown, Wroxetet, Gail
Glanville, Wilton, Jeff Wat.
son,. Blyth,- Doug Chamney;,
Auburn and Doug Schroeder,'
Winthrop; Rowciiffe Motors
(S5.) Beverley Lafitb,'
Goderich; Kea,ting's
Pharmacy ($5) John Cooper,
Clinton; C.I.L. Agromart
(toques), Brad Knight,
R.R.2, Brussels, Harold
.McCallum; Watton,' -:Jeff
Hackwell, R.R.4, Walton,
Ron McClockiin,.. London,
Dean. Heibein, Paimerst'oti
and Keith Brighton, Clinton;
Kirkby and • McCallum,
(Lottery tickets) Barry
Hoegy, R.R. 1, Walton rind
Floyd Hilts, Brussels; Top
Maxinc Snack Bar •(shirt)=
Bruno Braecker, Walton; Bill
BromleyeElectric(Toot
Set)
Bruc
e Bromley, Brn
ssels"
Bruce Tile (Caps) Jim. Bos..
Man,, Winthrop, Steve Jones,
+Clinton, and Kim: Flood,
Waltpn; Jas. T. Craig & S on
Sawmill (gas tank) 130*
Bridge, Brussels; James
Etue ins, (cards) Ron McCal-
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auto, R,R.3, Walton; , Ken
Anstett. Trucking (Lotted,)
James. }frigid, Egmo'dville;
Maitside Orchards, (apples)
Gary Roger.Goderich;
Murray Lowe .(S,5) Joh `
a Londeshero Mur.
l'•lo rt, , , a
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owe•($5)
Peart �a
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Walton; Lyle. 'youS
n bluet,(S$
gas- vooclter) Lori Austen,
Walton; Gordon Murray (oil)
Lynn Steffler,. Walton.
Donatt:ons, alS*.. were
received from.AlgomT
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Exeter; Irriperial Bank of
Commerce, Seaforth;,
Im
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ia1 Bankof
Commerce,
e
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Brussels; Crawford Mills '
And : Davies, Brussels;.
;Settling Feed Mill, Clinton;:
Roweliffe Motor, Seaforth.
Middegaal, Blyth; Algoma
Tire(Brussels) (S5) Nancy
Conley,,. 'R.R.2,• Brussels;
Royal Canadian. Legion ,(55
each) Bob:Bridge,; Brussels
and Randy Blakey Clinton;
Perth MAchinery Ltd, (caps)'
Ruth Thanier, Walton, Rose-
mary 'terpstra, R.R.3, Brus-
sels and Eldon Chamney,
'Auburn; Seer's Body' Shop &
WAITING FOfR THE ACTION -- These snowmat filers-the,.Walten Poker Rally on Sunday
stood patiently waiting near the Community, Hall for the rally to get started. tt'hata'by Langlo s ,
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luron' County came under idose Ser itiny
Wednesday evening when the .Christian;
'Farmers Federation met in Clinton. Presi-
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members on development in flacon County
"We: pay •.517,000 a year to Spence
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"We can't nave our cake and eat it too,"
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"Industrial parks and later subdivisions:
put pressure on agricultural land. 1 would.
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A member pointed out that a lot ;of the
young people from.farns find employment
in the small industries in Huron County
and.even many farmers take parttime jobs
to supplement farm ineemes.
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licensing elevators. lbr a farmer to qualify
he must sell 10 ton of corn, Mr. Jpnge)ah,
told members that the proposed corn board
would'like to promote advance payment to
farmers and would also provide education-
al material,
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in Drayton if, they want a general interest
meeting.
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