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Nest FridaY. el Mint.
Carapisi et L,
airs .1/issss !Lanni' and SJIs
liettlat/1ar st Kttebeser
hresetrly el 1113p* ted Mrs.
Flo Fealaa. am Fis Peder
lore[ Aritrw.
�- artier Auti news was
a patient Inst week in Climate
Public Hospital and is taw at
tie Moat of cher daughter,
Mrs. Irian Mustard, Mr.
Mustard end daughters at RR
2, Cliatoa.
Mrs. Elsie Scott. has bee*
visiting relatives aad friesds
in London.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ross
of Oakville renewed
acquaintance in the village
last Saturday and attended
the Park -Anderson wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Haines of
Niagara Falls visited last
week with his parents Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Haines.
Miss Carol Beadle of Kit-
chener spent a few days last
week with her mother. Mrs.
Ions Beadle and brother Mr.
Gordon Beadle.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Johnston, Miss Laura Phillips
accompanied by Mrs. Celia
Taylor of Goderich and Mrs.
E,,thel Farrow of Mitchell
attended Open House for the
50th wedding anniversary • of
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Moore. nee
Evelyn Goldthorpe of
Colborne Township at
Stratford last Wednesday.
Assisting at the occasion was
their only son Richard of
London, his wife- and their
three daughters. Also present
were cousins of Mrs. Gold-
thorpe. formerly of this
Auburn district, Mr. Thomas
Johnston Auburn, Mrs. Celia
Taylor. God/rich, Mrs. Ethel,
Farrow. Mitchell. Miss
Luella Johnston. London.
Mrs. Cam Fotheringham. St.
Marys - nee Nina Johnston,
and Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Kitchen. nce Isabel Rober-
tson of Hamilton.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald
• _ d Dim. �*4.
old
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flholitty
. Zurich opal S r ' i•
Chatham. .
Mtr�. amt Mn. -Dice Lapp
and sea Robbie el Clhrptrss
visited last week with Mr. mad
Mrs. Elliott Lapp sad Mr.
Keith L. Sods families
visited with Mr. aad Mrs.
Walter Denys and sea Jemmy
at Kipporn.
Mr. Georg* Ware and,
granddaughter
nd-
granddaughter ' Kelly of
Loadow visited last 'Thursday
with Mr. sad Mrs. Elliott
Lapp and Mr. Keith Lapp.
Mrs. Thomas McPhee
visited s few days with hir
son Orval sad Mrs. McPhee.
The'Auburn Midgets travel
on July 19th to Holmesville
and on Tuesday July 20 - Sean
vs Dobie - Don Plunkett home
umpire and- Brest --Andrews
on bases. On Wednesday July
21st Midgets will be at home
to Londesboro - Bob Deer
hone umpire and Allan
Caldwell on bases. On Friday
July 23rd = Powell vs Hakker -
- John Verwey home umpire
and Shannon Niblock on
bases.
Miss Lorraine Chamney,
. Auburn.jibririan has a Book
Mark Contest on now and
wishes both young and old to
participate and to register -at
the library rooms or -call
Lorraine at 529-7799 before
July 15th. The judging will be
done on July 24th so get in-
volved at your library. There
will be prizes for the best
made book marks so
everyone get busy and join
the fun.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
Livermore and sons of
Fordwich visited last Friday
with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Haines.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Plaetzer attended the pinning
party and the buffet
smorgasbord at St. Joseph's
hospital. London last
Saturday when their elder
daughter Miss Sherry
Plaetzer received her pin.
td •. ia<arr. pre��N�ari•
msaeeg_r al lit
• P$.traltes's Assoeiallea,
Weight tame hate mating
lullermatien le.•a at
the limes
Schaal reesa ft
Farwhers, Meuse psepie
aad represeatatives si ser-
vice clubs trill ramie's
Institutes Whored le tsar
prevail reports os the 1$2$
Iantorastimw& PMwisg Match,
which will be Maid just east of
Winglike=. Hart farmer is .Jim
Artinstroas. lis lead sad that
of several Reis hewers will
provide the site ce the big
snatch.
"There is no way to even
estimate the amount of
money that is left in a cem-
tauaity during the five days of
aa iateraatioasi," said Jou
Stephens, president of the
OPA. "not to mention the
friendships which are made
and the goodwill which can be
generated , for the cant -
mustily."
Mr.
Mr. Stephens paid tribute to
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bennett of
Wingham for the tremendous
job they do at every Inter-
national. Roy is a member of
the publicity committee and
takes charge of the daily
parades which are a feature
of the match.
Jim Armstrong introduced
Dawn Brunton of Bruce
County. who is the reigning
Queen of the Furrow, and her
father, Alt Brunton, chair-
man of the local committee in
charge of the 1971 Inter-
national which will be held
near Walkerton in Sep-
tember. Mr. `Branton ad-
dressed the meeting and
later, during the question
period. answered many
queries about various phases
of their organization.
Mr. Starr outlined the
relationship between the local
committee and the Ontario
Plnw•, ',,'c Association and
tits.`Wri areei.'- WOO .S��oissa
was
1ev
WV is 1913 , sad has bola
grimime ever slate: Mr. Slaw
said • the OPA collects all
mamma ,rem „pucethe tatted seat . it
which ma -
tares 19.11110 hetit ,___st
for exhibitors as lois 1M trams.,
deep. Last year at Oshawa.
kir esample, there were live
.'streets' of exhibits. with
teats and booths lining bilk
sties of the streets --4N in all:
Space rajas are divided isle
twc' classes. Those who
simply exhibit their products
pay •f7 per foot frontage:
those who are selling uaer-
chaadise .or food pay 14 per
foot. The frontages qFcupisd
range all the way Iran 15 feet
up.
The local committee
receives the money from
parking fees and a portion of
admissions to the grounds.
This year in Bruce the Bank
of Montreal will provide all
the. necessary manpower for
ticket males. A contract is
drawn up between the local
committee and the OPA on
division of admission fees. by
which the OPA assumes
responsibility for any deficit.
Speaking of the enthusiasm
which is generated locally,
Mr. Starr said that if the
International was held on a
permanent site there would
be nowhere near the spon-
tanious participation by
farmers and business people.
"We could never hire the kind
of people we get on the
present voluntary basis." he
declared.
A big feature of this year's
match will be the Wintario
draw which will be made in
Walkerton on the Thursday
evening of International
week.
The awards banquet "will be
held on Friday evening at
tiacardloo, mid 301 'Mak
wo printed ler that w
occsries.. •
There were mem
hem .11hS deer isreUtimethe Imageset 1•
. Washers
of thsoasoshj�
the Wa karlea area wilt cater
ler the dinner sad detailed
plaading Mao le be completed
nwU is advaace for that event
aloes.
Howard Datars, of Dash-
wood. disarmers r et the local
committee for the 1971
match. was also chairman at
the Matas meeting and
fielded • questions from the
audience of nearly iN. J i m
Armstrong of Wingham in-
troduced the guests from
other counties. Roy Pattison
of East Wawanosh introduced
the chairman of several
important committees under
his direction.
They iiriuds :tsratrlilit.
comas:;- Mawaprd Deters.
Dashweed; dheirtshaii; RAW
Patties*, lie t Wawaelash mid
Alla* Campbell, 1! 1.
Seat.rtk. •'•vita-clhairtas.e;
Earl ,Hilderley. Clefts.
trea ore r aid Jia* , Art1lh-
*treeg.. RR 4, Whereas, OPA
director.. ,
Ray Seschaser, G.dsrick.
chairman, ptsbiitity; Hugh
Flynn, Chalon, perking; Earl
Hilderley. gates aad tickets;
Neil McGaven. Wallow,
tractors; .Mrs. Jim . Aran.
strong, RR 4, W inghash,
ladies' comm.: Jinn Ait-
chison.
ltchison, Luckaow, teams and
horses: Bob Gibson, How ick,
banquets: Bill Cruikshank,
Flying Farmers: Barry
Mulvey. Beltnore, lands
comm.: Ales Robertson,
Wingham, tested city.
Farmstead and home
1�
�N Gattrtarr s 81ssn •MiNotr,
; evwnt;, Still
et floe• -Mures P=1
Masc.; historical covens.;
Ernie Talbot, Kippea . health
sed grsiytiow. Doug McNeil,
Gederich. •
Damoastrations will be
taken cart et by the Huron
Sail aryl Crag Itnprovemeat
Assoc. Chairaets have yet to
be arched ler the county
exhibit cwawnittee and the
-.aswtwhtaoe which will look
atter !hunches to be sent out to
line fields, as well as the
billeting committee.
Dom Pullen of Clinton, the
Huron Ag. Rep.. is a key man
in the entire organization in
his capacity as secretary
from the Wingikam Advance-
Tintses
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ea/ der tr/tsa bevies a ear
privately? AIM, cart tee
saplain oboes*t anockaitat
certilicaftat
Car buyers s►wld be
especially careful when
contewrplatiag a private
purchase as. unlike the
registered dealer. the seller
las neither a Licosa* to lose or
a business reputation to
protect.
It's always wimp to check the
car's registratioa, of the
owner is a stranger) this can
be done through the Ontario
Motor Vehicle Rogietraties
Branch. Parliament
Buildings. Toronto.
This will mashie you to find
out if the automobile is a "one
owner". or bow massy times it
has changed hands. suitor* a
used automobile can . be
legally drivesOntaris. it
must carry a tC�[s�iliitCabe of
Mechanical Fitness from a
certified mechanic. (Make
sure he .is the owner or
licensed irnsployee of a dealer
or repair garage.)
The Ausable-Bayfield
Conservation Authority is
holding its eighth annual
Parkhill Canoe Regatta on
Sunday. July 25 at the
Parkhill Conservation Area.
Each year the event has
grown in popularity with
more races and larger
numbers of participants and
spectator*. Eight races are
scheduled for the day
beginning at 1:30 p.m. There
are races designed to provide
fun and competition for every
member of the family.
Registration takes place
from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. the day
of the races. Registration tees
are 53 per canoe. The usual.
fee of $1 or a valid season's
pass' is needed to enter the
conservation area.
Following the races. prizes.
trophies and pins will be
presented on the beach.
The Parkhill Conservation
Area is the largest con-
servation area operated by
the Ausable-Bayfield Con-
servation Authority. The area
offers scenic nature trails.
full camping facilities.
playing fields. and an inviting
beach area.
The canoe regatta has
become a permanent part of
the summer program
designed to encourage the
public to become acquainted
with this conservation area
and others in The Authority's
watershed.
A surprise miscellaneous
shower for Miss Willy Blom
was held at the home of her
parents Mr. and Mrs.• Nick
Blom and was arranged by
her sister Mrs. Liz Moir. The
shower was *Idea Sunday.
July 11. Some contests
prepared by Rita and Annette
Blom were enjoyed and the
presentation . address was
prepared by Mrs. Clarence
Smillie and read by Mrs.
Moir.
Ron Littleton is a patient in
St. Joseph's Hospital London.
Mr.f. and Mrs. Ken, McKay
have had a holiday in the
Mast.
Jeff McKay riding a
motorcycle collided with a
car on Highway 4 on'Saturday
afternoon. The accident took
place one and one quarter
miles south of Kippen.
Mr. and Mrs. Herm.aw
Speare of Toronto and Mr.
and Mrs. Dean Gibson of
Lucan. Miss Mary
McGillivary London visited
with W.L. and Mrs. Mellis on
Sunday.
What is
High Performance?
• OS Pound Pigs in 50 dates.
• 1 Peeled Gioia for wader
2 heads of Nod.
• Veer Hogs to Markt Sesser 1
Itluewater Centre assistant administrator Rots MacD.wiel, right. bids farewell to Reg
411 of Bayfield after Mr. Ball asa•wseed his retdrewseat recently. Mr. "Ball has
been a driver st,tMe Centre, formerly Gederieh ! syehiatric Hospital, ler the past nine
ears and was a familiar sight to many asisterists he the Gederich. Clinton area as ht•
chaulfered doctors. nurses and osttpatleats front their bosses to the hospital. (staff -photo
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