The Brussels Post, 1972-03-29, Page 10News of
Huronview
The Old Tyme Club of Clinton and their musicians,
Mrs. Ross 13roadfoot, Kippen; Frank Forest, Hensall
and caller, Gordon Papple, Saforth, visited Huronview
on Friday evening for an hour of dancing. The club
members along with the evening volunteers, Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Howard, W111a Taylor and several residents
4, took part in some of the round, wheelchair and square
dances.
Monday, March 19, was once again the day for the
Old Tyme Music session, with the entertainment being
provided this week by Norman. Speir and two guests,
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Finlay. , The first two gentlemen
played violins while Mrs. Finlay accompanied them on
the piano. The residents in attendance had, as usual, a very
enjoyable afternoon of their favourite old time songs. A
special and unique event on the program, was the step
dancing, done very capably by Miss Bonnie Storey. Her
talents were appreciated by everyone in attendance. A
group of six Talunteers from. Goderich were on hand to
render their services with the program. We thank
them very much for their time and effort.
Plans were made at the Monday afternoon meeting of
the Huronview Women's Auxiliary for the spring tea which
is to be held in the auditorium on Wednesday, May 3.
The Woodham & Kirkton Men's Club were in charge
of the Thursday Family Night program. President Glen
Copeland introduced the numbers which included dances
by Janice Burgin and Susan Spence; the Morrison sisters,
Lorrie, Lynda, Lisa; Instrumentals by Bob Robinson,
Burns Blacker, Ellen Eveleigh, Lawrence Rodd, Laurel
Ratcliffe; vocals by the Copeland sisters; Philip Backler
and a lively sing-a-long led by Mrs . Spence and Robert
Rundle.
Mrs. Waghorn, a former resident of the Woodham area,
thanked the group on behalf of the residents.
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Jr. Farmers
hold 3-day
conference
The 1972 Provincial, COW.
ference of the Junior Farmers'
Association of Ontario held, at
Toronto's Inn on the park hosted
three hundred and fifty Junior
Farmers from across. Olitario for
a three day Conference.
Huron County was re-
presented by: Keith Williamson,
Walton; Jim. Nixon, Seaforth;
Gerald Baan, Walton; aaX:Y
Gordon, SeafOrth; Marie
McClure, Winthrop; Linda
Anderson, Londesboro; John
Fielder,Goderich; Marg Postma,
Hensall; Lois Jones, Hensall.
During the Conference the
delegates were involved in taking
an in-depth look at the con-
cerns of young people in rural
Ontario today. The delegates
were divided into groups accord-
ing to the area of their primary
concern and, interest. Each
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sharing his thoughts with several
other delegates and together each
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10—THE. BRUSSELS POST, MARCH 29, 1972