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HURON COUNTY
PORK PRODUCERS
ASSOCIATION
Take notice that the
1979
ANNUAL MEETING
will be held:
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14
at the
LEGION HALL, CLINTON
11:45 X.M.
(Banquet Tickets: '3.00)
Meeting 1:00 p.m. Sharp
For the purpose of the proper business of the annual
meeting; the election of the County Board of Directors
and the election of one (1) councilman* for a one year
term to the North Area Pork Producers' Council. This
election will be held between 2:00 and 3:00 p.m.
Tom Papple Lloyd Stewart
President Secretary
« Election of one councilman as a replacement to com-
plete the term of office of 1960.
Banquet tickets available from any township director.
Board Directors Vos, Waterton, Koller and Weeden will
be in attendance.
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Snowara a brings in
$7,319
in
Eigbty-nine snowmobilers am than last Yea<'s bem"'6 11.o uch of the 100 -mile route
started off from thew 1998 there wasn't a Pen to swwmobders just
LeVon Sundaymorning and by starting point. As a rMYR dw 1W the day and crossed private
100 and the snowmobile clubs
the time they had returned they share at notWingba
receiLAoiop50 p4r OW ts to worked hard to get landowners'
had raised a total of $7,319 for permission. The local association
children• Only $000. With the hiWY Bio- also Played a large part in the
The fifth annual Whipper cessful 1979 Timmy run die LAM day's success by patrolling the
Watson Snowarama was a big came close to their $3,000 VIIJ 1511111' trails to make sure no one, was
success, according to local the Year. - stranded.
Organizer Andy Ritskes• lie was MANY PEOPIiX The local CB club and others in
one of three chairman who btADE IT HAPPEN the area provided a com-
organized the 100 -mile Timmy "It's not just a paw municalions network so
Run' put together by the Bruce Segmentsof the WWgMM area organizers could be sure
Regional S n'o w m o b i l e Population that worked very bard snowmobilers didn't become lost
Association, service clubs for the anowarama, Mr- Rit" and were accounted for when
recognized as Easter Seal clubs said. they checked into one of the
and volunteers. The Wingham .. and District
The W' Lions Club will Snowmobile Association and ebeckpo mg
mgt The Wingham Lions Club had
get 50 per cent of the net profit their counterparts in other areas urns of le at the
from the local of the 100 -mile route spent s PeOP Legion
Pledges and their aring throughout the day doing
'share will go toward making life number Of days the
registration, checking in
easier for the area's crippled snowmobilers from other areas
children. The money will be spent and providing coffee and snacks
for the benefit of area crippled and a noon meal.
youngsters and may go for Euchre winners Other groups like town and
wheelchairs, prosthetic devices provincial police, St. John
(artificial limbs), transportation BELGRAVE — Nine tables of Ambulance and doctors stood by
to therapy sessions or for euchre were in play at the weddy to ensure there were no
sponsoring a handicapped child euchre last Wednesday evening. problems.
at summer camp. Winners of the evening were: Despite rainy weather
A total of 329 snowmobilers High lady, Mrs Albert Bacon; preceding the snowarama the
from across the regional high man, George Johnston; low snowmobile'clubs had worked the
snowmobile association's area lady, Mrs. Nelsm Higgins; low trails into good shape and the
and beyond participated in the man, Harold Vincent; second snow was well -packed by the
annual ride and brought in a total high lady, Mrs. Garm Nichol- rain, Mr. Ritskes reported. Even
of =30,377.65. All the profit will go son; second high man, Albert so, many snowmoblers who had OHIO SNOWMOB I LE RS participated in the Timmy Snowarama and Started fairly early
toward crippled children. Cook donated their time and machines Sunday morning on the 100 -mile run. From left are Marla and Nowlan Klien of Rising Sun,
The five snowmobilers who There will be another euchre to help crippled children went Ohio, local snowarama co-ordinator Andy Ritskes and Norman and Jang Elerton of
brought in the most money in next week. Everyone welcome. home sore and tired. Rising Sun.
pledges will be invited to attend "
the Wingham Lions' Feb. 13
meeting. W. C. Collins of
Wingham had $382 in pledges,
Paul Kenyon brought in $326 in Bivevole
pledges, Doug Reinhardt had
$321 in pledges, Bill Crump Mr. and Mrs. Jim McGladdery
brought in $250 and Mike Ritskes of Guelph visited Saturday with
had $135 in pledges. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wright. Sun
The first snowmobilers started day visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
at 8 a.m. from the Legion and the Wright were Mr. and Mrs. Ross
last one to return was in by 7 Gray.
p.m., Mr. Ritskes said. The annual meeting of Knox
This year's snowarama was Presbyterian Church will be held
much larger in the Wingham at 8:30 p.m. on Tuesday,
February 8.
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EARLY, START—It was'' -still partly dark when the first talking with the first of 89 snowmobilers who started in
snowmobilers started Sunday morning in the annual Wingham. The local riders have $7,319 in pledges for the
Timmy Snowarama. Local organizer Andy Ritskes is shown 100 -mile trip.
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CAME IN DROVES—Snowmobilers came in droves
through the Wingham checkpoint station at the Legion
during the annual Timmy Snowarama held Sunday. Those
who started in Mildmay generally arrived in large groups of
20 or more machines at a time. The whole snowarama was
for crippled children and half of the $7,319 pledged for
drivers who started here will be used by the Wingham Lions
for local projects for crippled childre� while the rest will be
distributed for crippled youngsters e'Isewhere.